After the suppression of his Bible in 1546, the printer Robert Estienne continued to battle the censors at the University of Paris for four years before moving to Geneva, where he joined the Calvinists. In 1552, in an unprecedented action by a printer, Estienne published this response to the Sorbonne’s condemnations, offering an introductory account of his two decades of conflict with the Parisian censors and a point-for-point defense of his Bible.