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History of the Christian Church • VOLUME 6

§ 38. SOURCES AND LITERATURE. 301

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§ 38. SOURCES AND LITERATURE. 301

LixGARD, vol. IV. — The Ilistt. of the Engl. Bible, by Eadie, Westcott, MouLTON, Stoughton, Mombert, etc. — Matthew: Authorship of the Wycliffite Bible, Engl. Hist. Rev., January, 1895. — Gasquet : Tlie Eve of the Beformation, new ed., London, 1905 ; Tlie Old Engl. Bible and Other Essays, London, 1908. — R. S. Storrs : J. Wye. and the First Engl. Bible in Sermons and Addresses, Boston, 1902. An eloquent address delivered in New York on the 500th anniversary of the appearance of Wyclif's New Test.

— Rashdall in Diet, of N^atl. Biog., LXIIL 202-223. —G. S. Innis: Wycliffe Cin".

For §43. Lollards. — The works noted above of Knighton, "Walsing- HAM, Rymbr's Foedera, the Chron. Anglice, Walden's Fasc. ziz., Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Also Adam Usk : Chronicle. — Thos. Wright : Polit. Poems and Songs, Rolls Ser., 2 vols., London, 1859. — Fredericq : Corp. inquis. Neerl., vols. I.-III. — Reginald Pecock : The Repressor of overmuch Blaming of the Clergy, ed. by Babington, Rolls Ser., 2 vols., London, 1860.

— The Histt. of Engl, and the Chzirch of Engl. — A. M. Brown : Leaders of the Lollards, London, 1848. — W. H. Summers : Our Lollard Ancestors, London, 1904. — * James Gairdner : Lollardy and the Reform, in Engl., 2 vols., London, 1908. — E. P. Cheyney : The Recantations of the Early Lollards, Am. Hist. Rev., April, 1899. — H. S. Cronin : The Twelve Conclusions of the Lollards, Engl. Hist. Rev., April, 1907. — Art. Lollarden, by Buddensieg in Herzog, XI. 61-5-626. — The works of Trevelyan and Forshall and Madden, cited above, and Oldcastle, vol. XLII. 8G-93, and other artt. in Diet, of Nat. Biog.

For §§ 44-40. John Hiiss. — Hist, et monumenta J. Hns atque Hieronymi Pragensis, confessorum Christi, 2 vols., Niiruberg, 1558, Frankfurt, 1715. I have used the Frankfurt ed. — W. Flajshans : Mag. J. Hus Expositio Decalogi, Prag, 1903 ; De corpore Christi : De sanguine Christi, Prag, 1904 ; Sei'mones de Sanctis, Prag, 1908 ; Super quatuor sententiarum, etc. — * Francis Palacky : Documenta Mag. J. Hus, vitam, doctrinam, causam in Constantiensi actam consilio illustrantia, 1403-14-18, pp. 768, Prag, 1869. Largely from unpublished sources. Contains the account of Peter of Mladenowitz, who was with Huss at Constance. — K. J. Erben (archivarius of Prag) : Mistra Jana Hiisi sehrane spisy Czeske. A collection of Huss' Bohemian writings, 3 vols., Prag, 1865-1868. — Trans, of Huss' Letters, first by Luther, Wittenberg, 1536 (four of them, together with an account by Luther of Huss' trial and death), republ. by C. von Kugelgen, Leipzig, 1902. — Mackenzie : Huss' Letters, Edinburgh, 1846. — * H. B. Workman and R. M. Pope : Letters of J. Hus with Notes. — For works on the Council of Constance, see Mansi, vol. XXVIII., Van der Hardt, Finke, Richental, etc., see § 12. — C. von Hofler: Geschichtsschreiber der hussitischen Beioegung, 3 vols., Vienna, 1856-1866. Contains Mladenowitz and other contemporary documents. — * Palacky, a descendant of the Bohemian Brethren, d. 1876 : Geschichte von Bohmen, Prag, 18-36 sqq., 3d ed., 5 vols., 1864 sqq. Vol. III. of the lirst ed. was mutilated at Vienna by the censor of the press (the office not being abolished till 1848), on account of the true light in which Huss was placed. Nevertheless, it made such an impression that Baron Helfert was commissioned to write a reply, which appeared, Prag, 1857, pp. 287. In 1870, Palacky publ. a second ed. of vol. III., containing all the excerpted parts.

302 THE MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 1294-1517.

— Palacky : Die Vorldufor dps Hussite nthums in B'dhmen, Prag, 1869. — L. KciitLER : ,/. Hus n. s. Zeit, o vols., Leipzig, 1846. — E. H. Gim.ktt, Prof, in New York Univ., d. New York, 1875 : Life and Tiines of J. Huss, 2 vols., Boston, 1863, 3d ed., 1871. — W. Heugkr : J. Has u. Konig Sigismund, Augsburg, 1871. — Bonneciiose : J. Hus u. das Concil zu Kostnitz, Germ, trans., .3d ed., Leipzig, 1870. — F. v. Bezold : Zitr Gesch. d. Husite nthums, Munich, 1874. — E. Denis: Huss et la guerre des Hussites, Paris, 1878. — A. H. WuATiSLAw : J. His, London, 1882. — * J. Losekth : Wiclif and Hus, also Beitrage zur Gesch. der Hussit. Beicegung, 5 small vols., 1877-1895, reprinted from magazines. Also Introd. to his ed. of Wiclif's De ecdesia. Also art. ,/. Huss in Herzog, Encyc, VIII. 473-489. — Leuhler: J. Hus, Leipzig, 1890. —*. J. H. Wvlie : The Counc. of Constance to the Death of J. Hus, London, 1900. — * H. B. Workman : The Dawn of the Reformation, The Age of Hus, London, 1902. — Lea: Hist, of the Inquis., II. 431-o()6. — Hefele, vol. VII. — * J. B. Schwab : J. Gerson, pp. 527-609. — Tschackert : Von Aim, pp. 218-235. — W. Faber and J. Kurtii: Wie sah Hus ausf Berlin, 1907. —Also J. Huss by Lutzow, N.Y., 1909, and Kuhr, Cin«.

For § 47. The Hussites. — Mansi, XXVII, XXIX. — Haller : Concil. Basiliense. — Bezold : Konig Sigismund und d. Beichskriege gegen d. Husiten, 3 vols, Munich, 1872-1877, — *Jaroslav Goll : Quellen und Untersurh'ungen zur Gesch. der Bohmischen Br'nder, 2 vols., Prag, 1878-1882. — * L. Keller : Die Reformation und die diteren Refonnparteien, Leipzig, 1885. — W. Preger : Ueber das Verhiiltniss der Taboriten zu den Waldesiern des 14ten .7a/t?7t., 1887. — IIaitt : Waldenserthrim und Inquisition im s'l'idostlichen Deutschland, Freiburg i. Br., 1890. — H. Herre : Die Husitenverhnndlungen, 1429, in Quellen u. Forschungen d. Hist. Inst, von Bom, 1899. —*K. MiJLLER: Bohin. Brilder, Herzog, III. 445-467. — E. Db ScHWEiNiTz : The Hist, of the Church known as the Unitas Fratrum, Bethlehem, 1885. — Also Hergenrother-Kirsch : Kirchengesch., II. 886-903.

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