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people were Lollards, not all
Lollards were
Wycliffites, and not all
productions attributed to
Wycliffites were anti-Catholic,
despite later conflation...
- Wycliffe's
Bible (also
known as the
Middle English Bible [MEB],
Wycliffite Bibles, or
Wycliffian Bibles) is a
sequence of
orthodox Middle English Bible...
- "lollard" had come to mean a
heretic in general. The
alternative term "
Wycliffite" is
generally accepted to be a more
neutral term
covering those of similar...
- of
Wycliffite Bibles in the
newly emerged Middle English; m****cripts with
Wycliffite material should be destro****; the
possession of
Wycliffite material...
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Racek with
confiscating their property. He was
since hated by the Anti-
Wycliffite faction of the clergy. In 1412,
Racek had his castle, Veselé,
built near...
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Charles V
Cuthbert Tunstall called Lutheranism the "foster-child" of the
Wycliffite heresy that had
underpinned Lollardy.
Historian Richard Rex wrote:: 106 ...
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friar of the 13th century, and
multiple writers of the Renaissance. The
Wycliffite Bible,
which is "one of the most
significant in the
development of a written...
-
English Wycliffite Writings. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521282581. Hudson, Anne (1988). The
Premature Reformation:
Wycliffite Texts...
- nan ne forwurðe þe on hine gelefð. Ac hæbe þt eche lyf.
Middle English Wycliffite Bible -
Early Version (c.1382) Forsoþe god
lovede so þe worlde, þat he...
- for the rest. Used by all
Western translations before 1520,
including Wycliffite New Testaments,
original Douay-Rheims The
Byzantine text-type 5th–16th...
