The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
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The fact that the movement in favour of church - reform , which had in England
found expression in the writings of Wycliffe , found in Bohemia a particularly
fruitful soil , was a consequence of the condition and past history of the country .
The fact that the movement in favour of church - reform , which had in England
found expression in the writings of Wycliffe , found in Bohemia a particularly
fruitful soil , was a consequence of the condition and past history of the country .
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Yet it is certain that the German writers , who recently have extolled Wycliffe at the
expense of Hus , have attributed to the English divine greater originality and
greater depth of thought than is generally attributed to him by his countrymen .
Yet it is certain that the German writers , who recently have extolled Wycliffe at the
expense of Hus , have attributed to the English divine greater originality and
greater depth of thought than is generally attributed to him by his countrymen .
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1 The writings of William of Occam also express views on the government of the
church and the power of the pope which anticipate those of Wycliffe and Hus .
Occam's work was written during the pontificate of John XXII . , who , mainly from
...
1 The writings of William of Occam also express views on the government of the
church and the power of the pope which anticipate those of Wycliffe and Hus .
Occam's work was written during the pontificate of John XXII . , who , mainly from
...
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It has constantly been affirmed by the writers of this school that Hus was an
uneducated peasant - priest , a national fanatic , a mere copier of the writings of
Wycliffe . These views are maintained by many writers whose ephemeral works ...
It has constantly been affirmed by the writers of this school that Hus was an
uneducated peasant - priest , a national fanatic , a mere copier of the writings of
Wycliffe . These views are maintained by many writers whose ephemeral works ...
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insisted on the indebtedness of Hus to Wycliffe . He has undoubtedly proved this
indebtedness , which has indeed at all times been known to those who have
studied the writings both of Wycliffe and of Hus . Thus the treatise of Hus , De ...
insisted on the indebtedness of Hus to Wycliffe . He has undoubtedly proved this
indebtedness , which has indeed at all times been known to those who have
studied the writings both of Wycliffe and of Hus . Thus the treatise of Hus , De ...
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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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