20:618 of the same year, to promote this work by a Ietter to the ministers of that region [JV. 3266]. Some weeks ago auto-da-fe's had tahen place at Sevil and Valladolid . . . . I do not doubt that Corro is the man on whom Calvin writes the following: Accessit altera differendi ratio quod hic bonus vir aliquam sibi commendationem dari rogabat ete Redeo ad nuncium. Hispanus est ete. At the words: Literas ad Regem [not. 5] the editor s remark: Non exstant. I think on the contrary it is the undated Ietter printed K 2819. A passage from it serves my special tash: Le present porteur [Note 3], (Guerensy according to my combination) suyvant quelques propos etc. 3063. De Stephano Gragnon nobis testis est Yir doctus in Bulletin VIII. 75, qui eum in oppidum Sarlat (Dordogne) missum dicit. Cf. etiam quae ad N. 3990 annotavimus. 3080. Des Gontes vitiose scriptum credimus et virum eundem fuisse ac illum qui N* 3785 Hier. des Gouttes nominatur. Laudatur aliquis huius nominis fugitivus post caedem Bartholomaicam in Bullet. X. 233. 3160. Nos in nomine Fontani haesisse vix est quod mireris. Plures fuere qui vel proprio suo nomine vel ascititio La Fontaine, Fontanus, a Ponte, et similibus veniebant (v. in Indice) ut haud facile singulis in locis eos distinxeris. Quum in subscriptione huius epistolae R. praenomen legatur, iam de Roberto potissimum cogitamus qui alias Le Masson vocabatur. 3168. Lusenius idem esse videtur ac ille qui N. 2981 Luszenski vocatur, olim in Helvetia aliquamdiu commoratus. 3179. Gelinus aliquis occurrit etiam N 1406. 3182. Ed. Boehmer iam aliam nobiscum sententiam communicat. Scribit enim L L: As for the year of Corro's Ietter, I formerly could only arrive to the conclusion that it must have been written about 1560, and the editors of the Calvin letters have placed it under this year. But after having got hnowledge of the just mentioned Ietter of Calvin (N. S 061) I do not doubt that it was written after Corro9s demand from Lausanne. Consider also what is said in both on Le Gay. 3214. 3219. Errore bibUopegi incaute decepti duo fragmenta eiusdem epistolae seorsim collocavimus, quae evidenter ad unam eandemque pertinent. 3255. In fine laudatur Mercurius aliquis qui literas ex Polonia afferebat. Is N. 3287 Gallus dicitur, et N. 3309 a Mercurinis vocatur. Ex quo incunctanter eum cum illo componimus