Council of, II. 110.

PERSECUTION by the secular arm, 1. 494, 592.

II. 326.

Huss on, L. 592.

PLAGUE of 1347, 1. 60, 186; of 1424, 11. 505.

PLANCHA, Bernard, 11. 275.

PLATINA, II. 355.

PLATTER, Philip Fabricius, 11. 215.

PLATO, II. 222.

PLEA for Huss, 1. 529.

PLESKOV, II. 212.

PLUMLOVISC, 11. 475.

PLUMLOW. II. 18.

PODIEBEAD, George de, II. 550, 555, 562, 569.
PODMOKLY, II. 496.

POGGIO BRACCIOLINI, 1, 825. 11. 280.

his account of Jerome's trial, 11. 230-
236.
POICTIERS, 1, 369.

POLAND, 1. 51, 96, 223, 407. 11. 354, 520,

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King of, 11, 105, 110, 148, 353, 359,
476, 520, 548.

Ambassador of. See Voladimir.
and the Teutonic Knights, 11. 104,
105.

The United Brethren in, II, 598.
POLISH Nation in the University, 1. 135.

POLLACK, Michael, 11, 564.

POLITZKA, II. 481.

POLLENTZ, John of, 1. 519.
POLYRENA, II. 615.

POPE, power of the, discussed, 1. 78, 246, 268,
839, 865, 393, 445, 448, 451, 504, 559, 390,
603, 606, 611, 613, 615.

POPULAR Sympathy with Huss, 1. 267, 292.
PORREE. See Arras.

PORTENTS in the fourteenth century, 1. 59.
POSEN, II. 590, 591, 598.

414. 425-486; bull of crusade at,
I. 205; indignation at, 358; ap-
prehension at, II. 414; Sigis-
mund's army approaches, 420,
425; is assaulted, 428; edict of
1421 at, 459, 494; Diet at, 494;
yields to Zisca, 503. See vio-
lence. Civil strife at, 517; depa-
tation from, to Sigismund, 523;
conflict at, 545; Lutheranism op-
posed at, 585; persecution at,
556; attacked by Ferdinand's
army, 618.

PRAGUE, town council of, 1. 215, 227.
meeting of Bohemian nobles at,
II. 162.

University of. I. 1, 38, 41, 48, 50-
53, 55, 103-105, 130, 147, 327, 484,
570. n. 213, 607; struggle in,
1. 8; founded, 50, 51; convoca-
tion of, 70; sentence of against
Wickliffe, ib.; troubles in, 80;
meeting of, 132; new order of,
183; on the burning of the books,
162; on the bull for the crusade,
206, 205, 212; character of the
members of, 497; on Wickliffe,
565; theologians of, ib.; Huss's
letter to, I. 25; sentence of, on
the death of Huss, 122, 123; Je-
rome on the withdrawal of the
Germans, 223; its condition ac-
cording to the council, 266-270.
PREACHING, No license needed for, II. 210,

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Voladamir, 11. 354.

PROTESTANTS, German, II. 604.

II. 480.

PROTESTANTS, Bohemian, their articles for
religious freedom. II. 606; their charter,
607; their provocations, 608; persecution
and suppression of, 622-627.
PROTESTANT Union, 11, 604.
PROTIVA, John, 1. 73, 76, 555, 560.
PRUSSIA, IL 591.
PRUSSIANS, II. 104.
PTACZECK, 11. 550.
PURGATORY, I. 288.
PURITANS, 1. 64, 605.
QUAKERS, II. 395.
RABY, II. 485.
RACZKO, II, 386.
RAGUSA, Cardinal de, 1. 400.
66 John of, 11, 542.
RATISBON, II, 527.
RATOLFCELL, 1, 510-513, 520, 536,
RAUDNITZ, I. 145. II. 514, 566.
RAUPOWA, IL 613, 615.
RAVAILLAC, 11. 102.
RAVENSBURG, I. 455.

REALISTS. See Nominalists.
REASONS of Huss for leaving Prague, 1. 239,
297.

RECANT, Huss not to be allowed to, 1. 623.
RECANTATION of Huss required, 1. 553, 561,
620; urged, I. 10, 41, 43, 71.
Form of, proposed, 11. 7.

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of Jerome, 11. 140; distrusted,
160; Gerson on it, 176.
REBUKE of Ecclesiastical corruption, 11. 84–

"BERNARD. See Bernard.

ST. AUGUSTINE. See Augustine.

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Huss, 11. 59-61.
John Petit, II. 96.

SERMONS of Huss, L. 81, 284-291, 330-332.
before the council, D'Ailly's, 1. 393;
Ræder's, 397; Bishop of Lodi's
II. 47, 118; on Jerome's case, 243-
250; of monk of Mayence, 11. 117;
of Carmelite, Doctor of Mont-
pelier, ib.; of an English preach-
er, 119; of Gerson on Petit and
the Council, 182; of Theodoric
of Munster, 192; on the vices of
the clergy, 271; of Maurice of
Prague, 281; of Stephen of
Prague, ib.

SERMONS in Memory of Huss, II. 292.

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in reproof of clerical vice, 11. 306.

44 of the Taborites. See Taborites.
SESSIONS of the Council of Constance. First,
1. 387; second, 425; third, 444; fourth,
447; fifth, 448; seventh, 461; eighth, 464;
ninth, ib.; tenth, 465, 481; eleventh, 509;
twelfth, 514; thirteenth, 11. 84; fourteenth,
93; fifteenth, 45; sixteenth, 127; seven-
teenth, ib.; nineteenth, 140; twentieth,
156; twenty-first, 239; forty-fifth, 853.
SICILY, II. 338.

SIENNA, I. 115, 119, 186. I. 510.
SIGISMUND, King of Hungary, 1. 87, 188, 175,
219-223; emperor of Germany,
222, 278, 303, 304, 336, 354-6,
858, 888, 396, 401, 407, 415, 424,

427, 428, 430, 431, 433-436, 439-
442, 446-449, 462, 463, 466, 471,
509, 512, 520, 529, 531, 549, 554,
572, 573, 575, 603, 605, 620, 621.
11. 25, 26, 41, 45, 48, 79, 93, 111,
115, 125, 129, 156, 178, 270, 295,
308, 311, 314, 837, 361, 377, 878,
852, 399, 425, 427, 430, 471, 474,
476, 478, 483, 484, 503, 512, 518,
521, 523, 531, 586, 546, 548, 632.
Policy of, 1. 219, 278, 885; elect-

ed emperor, 222; his character,
ib., 808; reaches Constance,
382; abandons Huss, 886; his
apology, 391; enjoins the
Council to hear Huss, 549; his
view of the case, 681; his
blush, u. 55; leaves for Spain,
127; gains over the king of
Aragon, 148; proposes to re-
turn, 179; at Paris, 190; urges
reform, 270, 282; his heresy
insinuated, ib.; humiliated on
his journey, 272; rebuff in
England, 273; sells territory,
274, returns to Constance, 277;
his interference complained
of, 284; letter to Launa, 821;
to Wenzel, 322; to Bohemian
nobles, ib.; defends his course
in regard to Huss, 323; allow-
ed church revenues in Ger-
many, 351; wants money, ib. ;
reproaches Martin V., 355;
dissatisfied with the Council,
859; rejected as King by Bo-
hemia, 379; his succession to
the throne, 887; upbraids the
deputation from Prague, 388;
imposes conditions, 391; his
cruelties, 400; denounced at
Prague, 403, 407; opposed,
404; orders the extermination
of the Horebites, 413; ap-
proaches Prague with his ar-
my, 420; his army and its ray-
ages, 421-433; refuses to com-
promise, 437; coronation, 438;
gathers an army, 473; is de-
feated, 475; charges against,
484; invades Bohemia, 486;
retreats, 490; baffled in his
plans, 503; his humiliation,
504; distrusted, 516, 526; în-
dignation of, 521; abandons
hostile measures, 531; crown-
ed, 536; death of, 550,

SILESIA, II. 485, 515, 556, 563, 590.
SIMON, of Tisnow, 1, 134, 162, 170. 11. 325.
one of the Brethren, 11. 572.

SIMONISTS, 1, 588. II. 117.

SIMONY, A mass against, 11. 846-348. See Vices.
of Martin V., II. 855.

SIXTUS V., II, 603.

SLAVIC Students, 1. 135.

SLANY, II. 333, 896, 413, 478.

Meeting of Bohemians at, n. 162.
STEPHEN, Bishop of the Waldenses, 11. 562.
STEYER, II, 596.

STIBOR of Stiboric, I. 170.
STOBEUS of Laybach, II. 609.
STRAHOW, II. 616.
STRASBOURG, II. 588.

STUHLWIESSENBERG, II. 600.

SYNOD at Sleza, 11. 598; at Buntzlan, ib.; at
Xyans, ib.; at Posen, ib., 599; at Sendo-
mir, ib.; at Ostrog, ib.

TABOR, 11. 372, 416-418, 449, 452, 455, 516.
Meeting at, 11. 872, 378.

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TABORITE Soldier, The, II. 468.

TABORITES, II, 884, 394, 403-406, 427, 433, 519,
524, 630-632.

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attacked, 11, 385, 406; violence
and cruelties of the, 899; character and
views of the, 434, 435, 441, 445-470; ar-
ticles of the, 445, 446, 472; fanatical views
of the, 456, 457; practices of, 458, 459, 487;
described by Eneas Sylvius, 465, 466; at
variance with the Calixtines, 472; 498,
514, 517; conciliated, 518, 523, 526; at the
Council of Basle, 540; dissatisfied, 545;
defeated, 546; disappear, 551,
TAMERLANE, 11. 219, 279.
TASCHAU, II. 527.

TAULER of Vienna, 11, 587.
TAUSCH, II. 370, 527, 528.

TETZEL, I. 201.

TEUTONIC Knights, 1. 96, 223. II. 104, 109,
853, 860; sketch of, 104.

"THE ABOMINATION of the carnal priests
and monks." I. 34-36.

UNITED Brethren, The, 11. 552, 570, 627, 632.
Persecuted, n. 555, 556; exile
of, 556; assume their name, 557; church
order of, 560; liberal spirit of, 562; “Agree-
ment" of, 566; false testimony against,
568; purity of, ib.; prosperity of, 570;
procure the printing of Bibles, ib.; non-
resistance principles, 571; accept the chal-
lenge to discuss, ib.; persecution of, 572
seek foreign sympathy, 573; send a depu-
tation to Luther, 582; another deputation
of, 584; brighter prospects of, 587; influ-
ence of, on Luther and Calvin, 588; perse-
cution of, 589; exile of, 590; hardships of
592; left in peace, 594; plan to persecute
them defeated, 595; testimony in their
favor, 596; their Hymn-book, Bible, and
Confession, 597; sought after by Luther-
ans and Calvinists, ib.; Synods of, 598,

Religious views of, 11. 469,
470.

gain the ascendancy at Prague,
II. 493.

VALENTIA, II. 129, 186.

VALLA LAURENTIUS, I. 12.

VAN DER HARDT, I. 223. II. 296.

VENICE, I. 103, 108, 117, 118, 137, 197, 220, 222.
II. 570.

VERDEN, II. 519.

VICAR OF CHRIST, or of Peter, 1. 587, 591.
VICENZA, L. 116.

VIENNA, L. 14, 15. I. 151, 200, 202, 212, 216,
291, 499, 515, 521, 569, 586, 587, 595,
596, 615, 617.

university of, 1, 327.

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manuscript of, L. 506.

VINCENT FERRARA, I. 107. See Ferrara.

VIOLENCE of the Age, I. 154-156, 295.

in Bohemia, II. 333.

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at Prague, II. 287, 874, 875, 881,
3S3, 433, 447.

VIOLENT proceedings, I. 161, 255.

568.
VISCONTI, I. 137.
VIRGIL, II. 222.

Huss charged with, L