Contemporary Issues | by David Evans | Volume 17, Issue 4 | July - August 2011
In our last article we considered Wycliffe and his translation through to the time of the Council of Constance, 1414-1418, at which Council Hus was burnt at the stake as a heretic and Wycliffe was posthumously judged to be a heretic and his body exhumed and burnt in Lutterworth, England. We will now…
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