It is somewhat to be wondered at that Robert, fresh from harassing persecution in Paris, should have been willing to place his imprint upon this argument of Calvin as to the rightfulness of the punishment of Servetus, and upon the companion treatise which the zeal of Beza had prompted him to compose in defence of the right of the civil magistrate to punish heretics. Assuming that by this time Estienne had thrown in his lot entirely with the Calvinists, it is nevertheless to be borne in mind that the record and the utterances of the man had heretofore shown him to be a consistent advocate of intellectual liberty. Even after his sojourn in Geneva, there is on record no utterance of Robert’s which is not in accord with this view of his own personal predilections. Robert had, moreover, always taken such high ground as to publishing responsibility, that he cannot escape being held accountable for the approval implied in the association of his imprint with these zealous defences of an act that must always remain a serious blot on the history of Protestantism. 1555. “Concordantiæ Bibliorum utriusque Testamenti.” “Calvinus in Acta Apostolorum.” 1556-57. “Commentaries (in Latin) on the New Testament, and on the five Prophets, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonas.” “Liber Psalmorum Davidis.” “Dictionnaire des Mots François tournés en Latin.” 1558. “Phrases Hebraicæ.” “Adagiorum chiliades quatuor, cum sesquicenturia Erasmi, cum H. Stephani animadversionibus.” Folio. This edition of the famous “_Adagia_” of Erasmus, first published in 1500, contained the latest revisions of the author. After the death of Erasmus, which had occurred in 1536, his works fell into the public domain and were reprinted by any publishers who were interested in them. This edition of Robert Estienne contained the first work as an editor and commentator of his son Henry. 1559. This was the last year of Robert’s typographical labours. The more important impressions were: “Kimhi in Habacuc, recognitus a Vatablo.” “De Cœna Domini plana et perspicua tractatio in qua Joachimi Westphali calumniæ postremum editæ refelluntur, Theodoro Beza auctore.” 8vo. “Calvini Commentarii in quinque libros Mosis.” Folio. “Glossæ in tres Evangelistas, cum Calvini Commentariis, adjecto seorsim Johanne.” Folio. “Harmonia ex tribus Evangelistis, adjuncto seorsim Johanne, cum Calvini Commentariis.” Folio. “Le Nouveau Testament, revu et corrigé sur le Grec par l’avis des Ministres de Genève.” “Calvini Institutio Christianæ Religionis, in libros quatuor nunc primum digesta, certisque capitibus distincta.” Folio.