Letters of John Huss
Jan Hus
Lu par Rom Maczka
Personal correspondence of Bohemian religious reformer John Huss (Jan Hus) from 1411 when he was exiled from Prague through his death by burning as heretic in 1415 by order of the Council of Constance. These were first published in 1536 by the German Protestant reformer Martin Luther and his introduction is included here. - Summary by Rom Maczka (6 hr 10 min)
Chapitres
| Introduction | 40:51 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters I:1-5 | 25:52 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters I:6-10 | 35:35 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters 1:11-15 | 31:16 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:1-5 | 23:01 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:6-10 | 17:50 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:11-15 | 17:44 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:16-25 | 30:09 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:26-30 | 18:47 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:31-35 | 15:04 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:36-40 | 24:10 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:41-45 | 17:56 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Letters II:46-56 | 33:57 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
| Remarks | 38:22 | Lu par Rom Maczka |
Critiques
Huss in his own words
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