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Strana xi
... BOHEMIA AT THE TIME OF Hus II. III. . Tm: Bnomnmo OF Hus's OPPOSITION
To THE CHURCH or ROME THE FORERUNNERS OF Hus THE YOUTH OF Hus
. Hus As LEADER OF Hrs NATION . . . . . . . Hus m EXILE . Hus AT CONSTANCE .
... BOHEMIA AT THE TIME OF Hus II. III. . Tm: Bnomnmo OF Hus's OPPOSITION
To THE CHURCH or ROME THE FORERUNNERS OF Hus THE YOUTH OF Hus
. Hus As LEADER OF Hrs NATION . . . . . . . Hus m EXILE . Hus AT CONSTANCE .
Strana 61
1 The fact that John Hus had brothers is only proved by a passage in one of his
letters written from Constance to his disciple Martin, in which he says: “
Recommendo tibi fratres meos; carissime fac sicut scis ad illos." (Palacky,
Documenta Mag.
1 The fact that John Hus had brothers is only proved by a passage in one of his
letters written from Constance to his disciple Martin, in which he says: “
Recommendo tibi fratres meos; carissime fac sicut scis ad illos." (Palacky,
Documenta Mag.
Strana 78
It was, indeed, mainly on the testimony of such men that Hus was afterwards
condemned at Constance. Meanwhile the university and town of Prague had,
partly in consequence of the revelations of Wilsnack, again become a hotbed of ...
It was, indeed, mainly on the testimony of such men that Hus was afterwards
condemned at Constance. Meanwhile the university and town of Prague had,
partly in consequence of the revelations of Wilsnack, again become a hotbed of ...
Strana 83
If, as has been conjectured on the strength of statements made at the trial of
Jerome of Prague at Constance, Jerome assisted Hus in this translation, this
would be the only known instance of collaboration between him and Jerome.
If, as has been conjectured on the strength of statements made at the trial of
Jerome of Prague at Constance, Jerome assisted Hus in this translation, this
would be the only known instance of collaboration between him and Jerome.
Strana 90
It was Pope John XXIII. who appears as, Hus's principal antagonist during the
earlier part of his stay at Constance. It was Baldassare Cossa through whose
influence Hus was imprisoned shortly after his arrival at Constance—though the
pope ...
It was Pope John XXIII. who appears as, Hus's principal antagonist during the
earlier part of his stay at Constance. It was Baldassare Cossa through whose
influence Hus was imprisoned shortly after his arrival at Constance—though the
pope ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
| Autor | Francis Lützow (hrabě) |
| Vydavateľ | J. M. Dent, 1921 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Ohájska štátna univerzita |
| Digitalizované | 17. jan. 2014 |
| Dĺžka | 372 strán (strany) |
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