BRRP 4 (2000) pub. 2002

Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice

Volume 4

Table of Contents

Table of Abbreviations		7
Contributors		9
Introduction		11
Wyclif’s Ecclesiology and Its Prague Context* Vilém Herold (Prague)		15
La dévotion nouvelle et le problème de la communion fréquente en Europe Centrale XIVe-XVes Stanislav Bylina (Warsaw)		31
Beginnings of Bohemian Reformation in the Northwest: The Waldensians and the Reformers in the Deanery of Kadan at the Turn of the Fourteenth Century* Petr Hlavácek (Leipzig / Prague)		43
The Sacramental Theology of Tomáš Štítný of Štítné David R. Holeton (Prague)		57
“…quod mulieres, que sunt in Christo, in hoc tempore viros in virtutibus antecurrunt.” Bohemian Reformers’ Radically New View of Women and Marriage? From the Late Fourteenth Century to 1419* Božena Kopicková (Prague)		81
Utraquism in 1414* Helena Krmícková (Brno)		99
Feel This! Jan Hus and the Preaching of Reformation Thomas Fudge (Christchurch)		107
Eschatological Elements in Hus's Understanding of Orthopraxis Ivana Dolejšová (Prague)		127
The Heretic’s Cap of Hus* Milena Kubíková (Prague)		143
The War of Symbols: The Goose and the Chalice Against the Cross* František Šmahel (Prague)		151
The Anonymous Treatise De suffragiis defunctorum in the Catholic and Utraquist Context* Zdenek Uhlír (Prague)		161
Polish-Czech Relations in the Hussite Period: Religious Aspects Pawel Kras (Lublin)		177
The Man of Sorrows and Christ Blessing the Chalice as Iconography of Utraquist Towns in Bohemia Zuzana Všetecková (Prague)		193
The Utraquist Church and the Visual Arts Before Luther* Milena Bartlová (Prague)		215
The Utraquists and the Roman Catholic Church, 1575-1609: Institutional Aspects Zdenek V. David (Washington)		225
The Archbishops of Prague in the Urban Struggles of the Confessional Age James R. Palmitessa (Kalamazoo)		261
History of the Liturgy of the Unity of Brethren: The State of the Question Grant White (Joensuu, Finland)		275
John Amos Comenius and the Bohemian Reformation: An Analysis of Comenius’s References to the Tradition Daniel Neval (Prague / Zürich)		281
Jan Hus as a Threat to the German Future in Central Europe: The Bohemian Reformer in the Controversy Between Constantin Höfler and František Palacký Peter Morée (Prague)		295
Mussolini Looks at Jan Hus and the Bohemian Reformation* Pavel Helan (Prague)		309
Index		317

*Translation from Czech by Zdenek V. David