General History of the Christian Religion and Church, Volume 5

Crocker & Brewster, 1866

SECTION FIRST	1

Quarrel between the Italian and the French party in the choice of a	20

Marsilius of Padua His Defensor Pacis a foretoken of the protestant	35

Benedict XII a man with the severity of a reformer Opposite reports	41

difficulty of arriving at	47

His plots against his predecessor Cœlestin Abuse	51

Formal opinion drawn up by the Paris University A D 1394 composed	56

Clemangis work de studio theologico Neglect of the office of preaching	62

B John Huss the Bohemian Reformer P	239

Influence of Jerome of Prague Jerome confounded with Nicholas	246

Good understanding preserved thus far between Zbynek and Huss	252

King Wenceslaus goes over from the party of Gregory XII to that of	258

Huss prepared to suffer martyrdom and his foreboding of it	268

Appointment of a commission for settling terms of peace in July 1411	274

Separation of Huss from Paletz Disputation of Huss on the matter	287

Paletz at the head of the eight doctors Formal condemnation of the forty	293

dies 1406 Election of the octogenary Gregory XII	68

Clemangis on the failure of the council of Pisa	88

DAillys tract de difficultate reformationis in concilio universali	95

Citation of the pope on the 2d of May John a prisoner in Ratolfszell	112

Concern	114

Nicholas of Clemangis on the council His complaints of egotism ambition	118

Controversy on the question which should take precedence the reformation	124

Designed transfer of the council to Bologna Cesarinis opposition to	133

his opposition to the worldliness of the cler	139

Society of poor priests afterwards called Lollards Perhaps too literal	145

Wicklifs translation of the Bible in the year 1380 John of Trevisa	151

attacks the accidentia sine subjecto	157

His doctrine of predestination Rejection of the meritum de congruo	163

Wicklif opposed to the multiplication of sacraments Confirmation a blas	171

Declines a call to Vienna Dies at Prague 1369	192

Janows Work De regulis Veteris et Novi Testamenti The exegetical	202

Against overloading the church with human ordinances and the multiplica	210

Foundation of the true unity of the church in the immediate reference	217

The schism in the church traced to the selfseeking spirit of the cardinals	232

Resolution by the college of the elders of the country to hold a country	297

The popes letters from Schaffhausen Threatening schism in the council	304

contrast drawn	307

The question respecting the frequent and daily communion of the laity	315

Similar opinions contained in his book against Stanislaus of Znaim	316

Journey of Huss through Germany His favorable reception The Par	321

Occasion of the seizure and imprisonment of Huss on the 28th of Novem	328

Controversial tract by Egidius of Rome Contrast drawn between	335

Committee appointed to examine Huss 1st December 1414 He is not	337

Third hearing on the 8th of June A series of articles of complaint laid	356

Remarkable interviews of Huss with an unknown individual proposing terms	362

Official deputation of the council on the 1st of July Deputation on	368

Jerome of Prague His residence in Bohemia and Moravia at Paris	377

Conrad of Waldhausen an Austrian Augustinian and priest at Vienna	378

On the friends of God in general Religious commotions in Germany ever	386

Nicholas of Basle Taulers Friend of God A Waldensian and at	392

The pantheistic quietistic notions and the mistaken strivings after freedom	401

His writings an evidence of his practical activity His efforts against	407

General Index	413

Title	General History of the Christian Religion and Church, Volume 5 General History of the Christian Religion and Church, August Neander
Author	August Neander
Translated by	Joseph Torrey
Edition	9
Publisher	Crocker & Brewster, 1866
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	21 Aug 2008

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