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The Second Apprehension of the Lord Cobham 541 1418.
In D. Johan. Cobhami equitis aurati et martyris cineres, carmen J. F. in felicem memoriam 544
Continuation of the memorable History of the Bohemians; wherein is plainly and truly set forth, what vexations and conflicts they had for the religion of John Huss and Jerome of Prague, and of their Victories obtained and gotten, both against the Papists, and also against the Emperor Sigismund: and, finally, the Death of their valiant Captain Zisca 545
Articles decreed in the Council of Constance, against the Bohemians ibid.
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Portrait of John Foxe John Foxe The Acts and Monuments of John Foxe… (1837)

An Epistle of John Huss, unto the People of Prague 497
Another Letter of John Huss to his Benefactors 498
A Letter of John Huss to the Lord John de Clum 499
An Epistle of John Huss to his Friends, wherein he declareth why God suffereth not his to perish ibid.
Another Letter of John Huss to his Friends, wherein he rehearseth what Injuries he received of the Council, and of the Deputies 500
Another Letter of John Huss to his Friends, wherein he confirmeth the Bohemians, and describeth the wickedness of that Council ibid.
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Portrait of John Foxe John Foxe The Acts and Monuments of John Foxe… (1837)

VOL. III.
CONTINUATION OF BOOK V.
CONTAINING THE LAST THREE HUNDRED YEARS FROM THE LOOSING OUT OF SATAN.
A.D. page 1377.
Richard II. 3
Articles collected out of Wickliff's Sermons 4 1378.
Bull of Pope Gregory to the Chancellor and University of Oxford 5
Epistle of Pope Gregory to Richard, King of England, to persecute John Wickliff 7
The Conclusions of John Wickliff exhibited at a Convocation of Bishops at Lambeth 10
The Protestation of John Wickliff 12
An Exposition upon the Conclusions of John Wickliff 13 1382.
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