Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe

by John Wycliffe

Publisher:

Blackburn and Pardon

, 1845

Overview

Robert Vaughan divides the work into three parts, the first of which is biographical. The second part of the volume is analytical, supplying a brief account of the writings of Wycliffe still in manuscript, with numerous extracts, and a translation from the original Latin of the most important chapters of the Trialogus. The third part contains over 50 tracts, treatises, letters, and more.

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Key Features

• Provides a translation from the original Latin for a very important chapter among the Trialogus
• Contains over 50 tracts, treatises, letters, and more in one part which gives plenty of variety to the work
• Includes the work in three parts, to give organization to the Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe

Contents

• Facts and Observations Concerning the Life of Wycliffe
• Writings of Wycliffe
• Tractates Reprinted from Former Editions

Product Details

• Title: Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe
• Author: Robert Vaughan
• Publisher: Blackburn and Pardon
• Publication Date: 1845
• Pages: 412

About John Wycliffe

John Wycliffe (1324-1384), also spelled Wyclif, lived almost 200 years before the Reformation, but his beliefs and teachings closely match those of Luther, Calvin and other Reformers. As a man ahead of his time, historians have called Wycliffe the Morning star of the Reformation.

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