The Life & Times of Master John Hus |
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1 all their eloquence to persuade him to consent to the meeting of the council on Italian soil . Sigismund had , however , already decided that the council should meet at Constance , and not to lose time , he published a decree 1 dated ...
1 all their eloquence to persuade him to consent to the meeting of the council on Italian soil . Sigismund had , however , already decided that the council should meet at Constance , and not to lose time , he published a decree 1 dated ...
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demand that Hus should be released from prison , and in contradiction to his former , probably also disingenuous , desire that the council should first devote its attention to churchreform , he now consented to its first discussing the ...
demand that Hus should be released from prison , and in contradiction to his former , probably also disingenuous , desire that the council should first devote its attention to churchreform , he now consented to its first discussing the ...
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In consequence of the energy of Sigismund , aided by the influence of John Gerson , Chancellor of the University of Paris , a rupture was averted , and the council continued its sittings . At the memorable meeting of that assembly on ...
In consequence of the energy of Sigismund , aided by the influence of John Gerson , Chancellor of the University of Paris , a rupture was averted , and the council continued its sittings . At the memorable meeting of that assembly on ...
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EUROPE AND BOHEMIA AT THE TIME OF HUS | 1 |
THE FORERUNNERS OF Hus | 17 |
THE YOUTH OF HUS | 63 |
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