The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
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Strana 144
The iron bishop played a considerable part in the life of Hus . It was at his
instigation that the wealthy Bohemian priests at the time of Hus's departure for
Constance collected a large sum of money to procure evidence against him . Hus
always ...
The iron bishop played a considerable part in the life of Hus . It was at his
instigation that the wealthy Bohemian priests at the time of Hus's departure for
Constance collected a large sum of money to procure evidence against him . Hus
always ...
Strana 215
The house in which he lived was constantly watched by numerous spies , who
were in the pay of the Bishop of Litomysl . Bishop John was incessantly
demanding that Hus should be immediately arrested . Like most of King
Venceslas's ...
The house in which he lived was constantly watched by numerous spies , who
were in the pay of the Bishop of Litomysl . Bishop John was incessantly
demanding that Hus should be immediately arrested . Like most of King
Venceslas's ...
Strana 255
For the learned know that ( the words ) pope , bishop , king , signify an office , but
Christian a merit . Thus it is clear that a man may be a true pope , bishop , or king
though he is not a true Christian . ” The seventh article accused Hus of having ...
For the learned know that ( the words ) pope , bishop , king , signify an office , but
Christian a merit . Thus it is clear that a man may be a true pope , bishop , or king
though he is not a true Christian . ” The seventh article accused Hus of having ...
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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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