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PRELIMINARY NOTICE, 1
Preface of Dr Martin Luther, to the Letters of John Huss,
published by him in the year 1537, 3
LETTERS OF JOHN HUSS.
+Attestation of Peter Maldoniewitz, called the Notary+, 13
FIRST SERIES.
LETTERS WRITTEN AT THE PERIOD OF THE INTERDICTION
OF JOHN HUSS, AND OF HIS EXILE FROM
PRAGUE IN 1411;--SOME OF THEM MAY HAVE
BEEN WRITTEN IN 1410.
+Letter+ I. To the College of Cardinals, 14
II. To Zawyssius, his Calumniator, 17
III. To Master Martin and to Master Nicolas of Myliezyn, 19
IV. To the Rector of the University of Prague, 21
V. To John Barbat, 24
VI. To the believers in Prague, 29
VII. To the same, 38
VIII. To the Church of Prague, 41
IX. To the Hearers of the Word of God at Prague, 43
X. To the same, 46
XI. To the same, 48
XII. To the same, 51
XIII. To the same, 54
XIV. To the Inhabitants of the town of Luna, 58
XV. The Priest Wychewitze to John Huss and his friends, 61
SECOND SERIES.
LETTERS WRITTEN BY JOHN HUSS, AND OTHER
PERSONS, AT THE PERIOD OF THE COUNCIL OF
CONSTANCE.
+Letter+ I. To Master Martin, 67
II. John Huss to the Bohemians previously to his
setting out for the Council, 69
III. Letter written from Nuremberg to his Congregation
at Prague, 72
IV. John, Curé of Janowitz, to the faithful believers
of Prague, 75
V. John Huss to the people of Bohemia and his friends, 77
VI. * * * * 79
VII. To the people of Bohemia, 81
VIII. To the inhabitants of Prague, 84
IX. John Huss to a Priest, 86
X. To Peter Maldoniewitz, 88
XI. To the believers in Prague, 89
XII. To John of Chlum, 91
XIII. To the same, 94
XIV. To the same, 96
XV. To the same, 97
XVI. To the same, 101
XVII. To the same, 102
XVIII. John Huss to his Benefactors, 103
XIX. To John of Chlum, 107
XX. To Peter Maldoniewitz, 109
XXI. Peter Maldoniewitz to John Huss, 110
XXII. Reply of John Huss to Peter, 113
XXIII. To John Huss, 115
XXIV. John Huss’s Reply, 117
XXV. To the same, 119
XXVI. John of Chlum to John Huss, 121
XXVII. To John of Chlum, 123
XXVIII. John Huss’s Reply to Peter the Notary, 126
XXIX. To one of his Friends, 129
XXX. To his Noble Benefactors, 131
XXXI. John Huss’s Reception by the Council, 135
XXXII. To his Friends, 137
XXXIII. To his Friends, 139
XXXIV. To the Noble Lord, Henry de Schopeck, 142
XXXV. To a Friend, 143
XXXVI. To the Faithful of Bohemia, 144
XXXVII. Profession of Faith, &c., 148
XXXVIII. To his Disciple, Master Martin, 150
XXXIX. To the Lord Haulikon, 153
XL. To some Friends, 155
XLI. To John Cardinal, 159
XLII. John Cardinal to John Huss, 161
XLIII. * * * * 163
XLIV. To a Friend, 165
XLV. To a Friend, 169
XLVI. To his Friends, 170
XLVII. To his Friends at Prague, 172
XLVIII. John Huss to the University of Prague, 177
XLIX. To his Friends, 179
L. To the same, 181
LI. To his Friends, 184
LII. To John of Chlum, 185
LIII. To the same, 186
LIV. To Master John Christian, 189
LV. To his Benefactors, 190
LVI. To his faithful Friend Ledertz, 191
REMARKS ON THE WORKS OF JOHN HUSS, 193
+Analysis of the Treatise on the Church+, 202
NOTES.
+Note+ A, 217
B, 218
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