Letters of the Cardinal Duke du Richelieu great minister of state to Lewis XIII of France / faithfully translated from the original by T.B.

LETTER XXXII. To the Gentlemen of the Sorbonne.

MY Desire that there may be nothing done in the Sor∣bonne, which may be liable to ill Interpretation, has oblig'd me some days since, upon Information brought me, that the Theses of M. Corstantin had made a noise in P••ris, because they were ambiguous, to send to the said Sieur Constantin, and desire him to explain his Meaning to me, upon that Subject: I cannot but testifie how much I was pleas'd with his submissive Answer, and the sound Explanation of his Theses; which you will see by his De∣claration which I send you herewith. Not doubting there∣fore but you will receive therein all the Satisfaction you can desire, I assure my self that you will not think it pro∣per or pertinent to speak any more of this Affair. In the mean time, be confident that you shall find me upon all Occasions, &c.