to the so-called second or pedagogical use of the law. Understood, however, as an effective and genuine turning from sin, repentance, Ames makes clear, must follow faith as an effect follows its cause. Contrary to Kendall’s conclusion, this rather neatly mirrors Calvin’s view. Woe to the unsuspecting writer who trusts the secondary source for citations of primary sources! There are also, of course, numerous forgeries and impostures available to befuddle the historian. This problem is somewhat different