John Calvin 
Letters of John Calvin 
Compiled From the Original Manuscripts and Edited With Historical Notes

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The little tracts which I have published up to this time, except four sermons in French which Baudouin has translated into Latin, have all been comprised in one volume by one of our printers. SO I Shall not send you a list which you can easily procure from him. Twenty-two sermons in French on the Octonary Psalm, as it is called, 1 were lately published. The commentaries on the scriptures were printed Separately. What remained of my work on the Acts of the Apostles has now been brought out. I will send you a copy, but on the conditions which you yourself prescribe, namely, that this worthv man will count down the price. I have done the same thing with regard to my refutation Of Servetus’s impiety, of which he will bring you three copies. I have added a witty letter of our friend Beza’s in the name of Passaventf which will provoke a hearty laugh, I hope. Farewell, dearest of men, and faithful minister of Christ, may the Lord continue to direct you and your family by his Spirit, defend you with his protection, and accompany you with every blessing even to the end. My kindest wishes to your fellow labourer and your wife. My colleagues and a great many good men also salute you most cordially. – Yours, john calvin.