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and who shortly after, under
pain of threatened public burning,
recanted the Protestant faith,
with the pityful result, that in a few
months, he went to an early
grave, with what is commonly called a broken heart.

Next is a two volm.
Hebrew grammar of 1556, by
Charles Stephens of Paris, that
calls to mind a noted family
of printers - father & sons: -
Charles' brother Robert being
credited with such honour
as may be due him for
dividing the Bible into
verses. I would that he
had done it better or some one had early revised his work.

Another French
production - and in the french tongue - is
the Commentary of John
Calvin, on the Acts of the

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