The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
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Strana 22
No two men were more entirely different in all respects than were Wycliffe and
Hus . Here , if ever , the time - worn saying that comparisons are odious may be
considered as true . It has been necessary to refer here to the influence of
Wycliffe ...
No two men were more entirely different in all respects than were Wycliffe and
Hus . Here , if ever , the time - worn saying that comparisons are odious may be
considered as true . It has been necessary to refer here to the influence of
Wycliffe ...
Strana 28
... papal provisions by which he had himself benefited , contributed largely to the
general demoralisation . Milic therefore considered it his duty to renounce all
worldly goods , and to devote himself entirely to preaching . Being of the
Bohemian ...
... papal provisions by which he had himself benefited , contributed largely to the
general demoralisation . Milic therefore considered it his duty to renounce all
worldly goods , and to devote himself entirely to preaching . Being of the
Bohemian ...
Strana 36
The accuser Klenkot was called on to substantiate his accusations against Milic ,
but entirely failed to do so . When he fell ill , shortly afterwards , Milic offered
prayers for his recovery , and this truly Christ - like act contributed to convincing
the ...
The accuser Klenkot was called on to substantiate his accusations against Milic ,
but entirely failed to do so . When he fell ill , shortly afterwards , Milic offered
prayers for his recovery , and this truly Christ - like act contributed to convincing
the ...
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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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