Dissidence and Renewal : Developments in late medieval ecclesiology
IntroductionIn May 1414, Jean Gerson, the famous chancellor of the University of Paris, sent a letter to Conrad of Vechta, the archbishop of Prague, to express concerns about the widespread teachings of Wyclif in the capital of Bohemia, exhorting the bishop “to root out the heresies with their auth...
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Bulletin du centre d’études médiévales d’Auxerre | BUCEMA
2013
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| Zusammenfassung: | IntroductionIn May 1414, Jean Gerson, the famous chancellor of the University of Paris, sent a letter to Conrad of Vechta, the archbishop of Prague, to express concerns about the widespread teachings of Wyclif in the capital of Bohemia, exhorting the bishop “to root out the heresies with their authors, and cast them into the fire”. After Conrad had sent copies of the works of Jan Hus to Gerson, among others the recently published De ecclesia, the Chancellor confirmed his verdict, saying that... |
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