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CONTENTS
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| LETTER XII. TO THE PEOPLE OF PILSEN (March 1412) |
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| Dissension; Ye did run well; Flatterers; Their past repute; Return! The attack upon him in Pilsen; “Worst priest better than the best laymen”; “Creator of God”; Priests in mortal sin must not preach; The sons of the devil and of God | 61–7 |
| The Indulgence Controversy; Wenzel Tiem; Luther and Hus Compared; Hus’s Opposition; The Theological Faculty; Hus’s Tracts and Polemics; Jagiello and his Career | 67–71 |
| LETTER XIII. TO LADISLAUS, KING OF POLAND (June 10, 1412) |
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| Peace with Sigismund; The depravity of the clergy; Abounding iniquity; “Woe is me if I keep silence” | 71–3 |
| Stanislaus and Palecz; Quarrel with Hus; Stephen Dolein and his Works against Hus | 73–4 |
| LETTER XIV. TO THE MONKS OF DOLEIN (Summer 1412) |
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| The invectives of Stephen; Do not believe him; Hus’s relation to Wyclif; Why he did not go to Rome; An appeal to Stephen not to judge Wyclif or himself | 75–7 |
| Mob Rule again; Burning the Bulls; The Three Martyrs; John XXIII. and Hus; Hus Appeals to a Council; The Attack on the Bethlehem; Hus Leaves Prague | 77–80 |
| LETTER XV. TO MASTERS MARTIN AND NICOLAS MILICZIN (August 1412) |
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| Ought he to retire? The advice of Augustine to Honoratus; Ought he to follow it? | 80–82 |
