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[Budapest,] April 5, 19241
Dear Professor,
I am very sorry that you have decided on abstinence from the Congress, but I think you have, perhaps—with consideration for your health, which suprema lex esto2 for us all—indeed done the right thing.
I am arriving in Vienna at noon on the 15th (Tuesday), in order to be able to discuss things with you, Rank, and Eitingon already before your vacation trip. I can be reached in Vienna through Max or Rank, and I will also telephone.
Kind regards.
Yours,
Ferenczi
Date, without location, at the end of the letter in the original.
Latin for “should be the highest law.”