CALVIN.

Salute for me respectfully all the brethren, your colleague

Thomas and the others. I have not been able just at present to

write to Michael. Do you, however, urge him to write, by the first

opportunity, what has been done about the Psalms. I had commissioned

one hundred copies to be sent to Geneva. Now, for the first time, I

have been given to understand that this had not been attended to. It

has certainly been very neglectful so long to delay informing me.

I cannot at present get the Minutes. Within a few days you shall

receive them.

(_Postscript, in French._)

You have sent me word by Alexander, that you have got for me _Pias

Orationes Lutheri_, of which you make no mention. I beg you will let

me know also about that.

[_Lat. orig. autogr._--_Library of Geneva._ Vol. 106.]

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