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- The Orebites (Czech: Orebité), also called Lesser Taborites and later known as Sirotci ("Orphans"; German: Waisen), officially Orphans' Union (Czech: Sirotčí...
- (Czech: Bitva u Malešova) was a battle of the Hussite Wars between the Orebites-Taborites united armies under the command of Jan Žižka and the Prague Hussites...
- significant Taborite faction, and smaller regional ones that included Adamites, Orebites and Orphans. Major Hussite theologians included Petr Chelčický and Jerome...
- Other smaller regional Hussite branches in Bohemia included Adamites, Orebites, Orphans, and Praguers. The Hussite Wars concluded with the victory of...
- religious sects. Besides the Taborites, these included the Adamites, the Orebites, the Sirotci ("Orphans"), the Utraquists and the Praguers.[citation needed][dubious...
- Praguers, Orebites (later Osphans), etc. The "Praguers" were a Hussite union in central Bohemia and centered in the capital city of Prague. The Orebites were...
- Praguers, Orebites (later Osphans), etc. The "Praguers" were a Hussite union in central Bohemia and centered in the capital city of Prague. The Orebites were...
- Henricans Hussites Neo-Adamites Czechoslovak Hussite Church Moravian Church Orebites Praguers Taborites Utraquists Unity of the Brethren Lollards Pataria Petrobrusians...
- transubstantiation and Catholicity (in contrast to the more radical Taborites, Orebites and Orphans who were closer to the beliefs of John Wycliffe). They were...
- primarily Bohemian nobility and merchants as opposed to the Taborites and Orebites, who included many peasants and lower-class clergy. During Hussite Wars...