by Stephen LAHEY J ohn Wyclif (d.1384) is remembered primarily as a British forerunner of the Protestant reformation, under whose supervision the Bible was translated into English. His writings so angered the fourteenth-century church that his bones were exhumed and burned in 1428, in part because his words inspired the Czech reform movement associated with … Continue reading Stanislav of Znojmo’s Commentary on John Wyclif’s Philosophy