The Life & Times of Master John Hus |
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Recent research has proved to a certainty that Janov never taught or preached
utraquism . He , however , always insisted on the right of laymen to receive
communion frequently , and maintained that through the sacrament a mystical
union is ...
Recent research has proved to a certainty that Janov never taught or preached
utraquism . He , however , always insisted on the right of laymen to receive
communion frequently , and maintained that through the sacrament a mystical
union is ...
Strana 70
That he soon became famed for his piety in Prague is proved by a legend that is
told of his student - days . It was related that Hus had , when reading the legend
of St. Lawrence , asked himself whether he also would be able to suffer such pain
...
That he soon became famed for his piety in Prague is proved by a legend that is
told of his student - days . It was related that Hus had , when reading the legend
of St. Lawrence , asked himself whether he also would be able to suffer such pain
...
Strana 248
As already mentioned , recent research has proved that Hus was a man of
learning , not unversed in scholastic controversy . He certainly proved it on this
occasion . When Hus stated that he believed in transubstantiation , D'Ailly asked
him in ...
As already mentioned , recent research has proved that Hus was a man of
learning , not unversed in scholastic controversy . He certainly proved it on this
occasion . When Hus stated that he believed in transubstantiation , D'Ailly asked
him in ...
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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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