Abstract
Quite a few modern studies of Calvin's Institutes have taken at face value the attribution by J. T. McNeill of one of the prefatory documents to Calvin's 1560 French translation. Ironically, of the various French editions produced during Calvin's lifetime, the 1560 edition is the only one that does not include this document. The present essay examines the document in its proper context and explains its significance in relation to the other materials prefatory to the various editions of the Institutes.
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