Born in Hipswell, Nr. Richmond, Yorkshire. Studied at Balliol College, Oxford. Taught at Oxford. Philosophy – Realist Influenced by Augustine Doctor of.

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Born in Hipswell, Nr. Richmond, Yorkshire. Studied at Balliol College, Oxford. Taught at Oxford. Philosophy – Realist Influenced by Augustine Doctor of Theology Appointed by King as Rector of Lutterworth Preached against Pope’s secular authority Published tracts and leaflets John Wycliffe (c ) - The Morning Star of the Reformation

May 22, 1377 Papal Bull - 3 bulls sent (1)King – But King Edward III had died, (2)Oxford – Wycliffe esteemed as most able member of faculty (3)Bishops – only bull to be acted upon. Tried at Lambeth Palace April Prohibited from preaching by the Archbishop of London, Bishop Courtney Message from Queen Mother called for no judgment to be made against Wycliffe. Influence of John of Gaunt Retired to rectory at Lutterworth Wrote Trialogues – upholding the supreme authority of scripture and conscience.

Teaching of John Wycliffe Denied papal authority (temporal and spiritual) Upheld the authority of Scripture Opposed endowments Denied compulsory tithes. ´Let him that is taught in the Word minister to him that teaches in all good things` 1381 Denied the doctrine of Transubstantiation (12 propositions). First proclaimed at 4th Lateran Council 1215 under Pope Innocent III Wrote ´Against Simony`

Wycliffe’s itinerant preachers. c enlisted ’poor priests’ known as ´Lollards` from Oxford graduates.

Wycliffe Bible John Wycliffe translated Bible from Latin Vulgate into English. Completed Bible had to be handwritten. Printing not yet invented in the West.

Events that increased Wyclife’s influence. Death of Edward III Marriage between Richard II and Anne of Bohemia Jerome of Prague came to Oxford. Embraced Wycliffe’s teaching and took it back to Bohemia. John of Gaunt friend of Wycliffe. One third of English land owned by the Church Pilgrim’s revolt

John Wycliffe (c ) 1415 Council of Constance – ordered books burned. Wycliffe’s remains to be dug up and burned Wycliffe’s body burned and his ashes were scattered on the River. John Hus (c ) Condemned as heretic at the Council of Constance Burned at the stake 1415 Council of Constance (1415)

John Hus (c ) Rector of University of Prague. Preacher at Bethlehem Chapel in Prague Held to the authority of scripture in determining matters of faith. Condemned as heretic at the Council of Constance Burned at the stake 1415

Girolamo Savonarola (1452 –1498) Attacked the abuses of Pope Alexander VI (Borgia) Ruler of Florence after the overthrow of the Medici in 1494.

Published Greek New Testament (1516) Accompanied by a new translation IN Latin. Erasmus (1466/9-1536)

First printed at Basle 1516 First published printed edition of the Greek New Testament. The Complutensian copy which formed part of the Polyglott of Cardinal Ximenes was printed 1514 but not published until Pope Leo X initially sent Erasmus a letter of commendation, which he printed on the front pages with a border drawn by Hans Holbein. Three margins showed emblems of the virtues and vices of the Church. The fourth depicted the German victory under Arminius over the Romans under Varus in AD 9.

Here is a description of the fourth border (1516 edition) On the left is seen borne the great flag of the Germans. On the right the Roman standard SPQR (Senatus Populus Que Romanus) The eagle is trailed on the ground The Roman troops are in retreat. The legend or inscription in the corner records the words of a German who has cut out the tongue of Roman. Holding it up he says: Tundem, vipera, sibilare, desiste. ´O viper cease to hiss`. Florus, Hist, lib iv, c.12.

Erasmus of Rotterdam by Hans Holbein (1523)