_Festival of St. Michael and All Angels_.--Can any of your readers inform me why double second lessons are appointed in the Book of Common Prayer for the Festival of St. Michael and All Angels? First, among the "lessons proper for Holy-days," we have, at Matins, Acts xii. to v. 20.; and at Evensong, Jude, v.6 to v.16.: and then in the Calendar, coming in ordinary course, we have, at Morning Prayer, Mark. ii.; and at evening, 1 Cor. xiv. In every other case, where the second lessons are proper, there are none appointed in the Calendar in ordinary course. K.M.P. _Wood-cut Likeness of Luther and Erasmus_.--Perhaps you will permit me to inquire what are the earliest wood-cut likenesses of Luther and Erasmus. Am I right in supposing that the image of the great Reformer is found for the first time on the verse of the title-page of his treatise _De Captivitate Babylonica Ecclesiae_, 4to., s.l.v.a.; and that the wished-for representation of Erasmus may be seen in the small octavo volume, entitled _Bellaria Epistolarum Erasmi Rot. et Ambrosii Pelargi vicissim missarum_, Colon. 1539? Some of your readers will doubtless be acquainted with what seems to be a very accurate and complete performance, the _Vita D. Martini Lutheri Nummis atque Inconibus illustrata_, studio M. Christiani Juncker, 8vo., Francof. 1699. In this work (p.129.) there is an impression of a medal on which was exhibited the _Imago ad vivam effigiem expressa_ of Erasmus, anno 1531. R.G. _Anglo-Saxon "Lay of the Phoenix_."--Has any edition of the _Lay of the Phoenix_ been published, besides the English version in the _Archaeologia_, vol. 30, and that which bears the date, "Copenhagen, Grundtvig, 1840, 8vo"? Can any light be thrown on the doubts respecting the era of the author of this lay? And is there any published edition of the hexameter poem by Lactantius, which is said by Stephens to have suggested the first idea of this beautiful Anglo-Saxon poem? SELEUCUS. _C. Agricola, Propugnaculum Anti-Pistorianum_.--Could any of your readers direct me to an accessible library which possess a copy of Christian Agricola's _Propugnaculum Anti-Pistorianum_, or otherwise give me any account of that treatise? J. SANSOM. _The Liturgy Version of the Psalms_.--In Beloe's _Anecdotes of Literature_ (edition 1807), vol. i. p. 181. and vol. ii. p.316. are notices of _The Bishops' Bible_, where mention is made of one edition of it containing two different versions of the Psalms. The two statements, however, differ, making it doubtful of what is intended; the first speaking of one edition and the second of another. Vol. i. p. 181. says-- "The first edition of this Bible was published in 1568. In this the new translation of the Psalms was inserted alone. In the second edition the translation of the Great Bible was added in opposite columns, and in a different character." Vol. ii. p. 316.:--