Letter. Jeromos is glad to note that both lectures that ALG delivered in Paris -- one at the Sorbonne, the other at the Academy -- were impeccable. Due to more time at hand ALG had more success at the Academy but both talks were outstanding in terms of deliverance of the speech and content as well. Jeromos has never heard such great lectures, and even Marinescu's was weak compared to ALG's. With a few exceptions, such as the writer Balla Borisz, everybody was pleased. But then again Borisz causes annoyance everywhere he goes, not only to ALG. People in Jeromos's circle, those who belong to the Hungarian Catholic Church, don't have a great opinion on him anyway. Jeromos asks ALG to send that Lation quote he mentioned last time because he would like use it as a motto in his book. Hungarian