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• Modern-day Bohemia is called Czech Republic.
• Wycliffe supported Donatism, positing domination by grace.
• Wycliffe supported the theory of remanence, attacking transubstantiation.
• Wycliffe was condemned at the Council of Constance.
• Jan Hus absorbed the writings of John Wycliffe.
• Jan Hus was fueled by Czech nationalism.
• Jan Hus rejected Wycliffe’s Donatism tendency.
• Jan Hus’s major work is De Ecclesia.
• King Sigismund gave Jan Hus safe passage.
• Hussites are followers of Jan Hus.
• Moderate Hussites are called Utraquists or Calixtines.
• The Hussite Wars took place in Bohemia, Bavaria, and Germany.
• The Hussite Wars ended in 1436.
• Savonarola was a Dominican reformer.
• Savonarola was born in Ferrara, Italy.
• Savonarola preached at the Duomo of the University Cathedral.
• Savonarola condemned the excesses of the Renaissance.
• Savonarola adopted political themes in his preaching.
• "Savonarola's work is titled Compendium Revelatiorum."
• Pope Alexander VI had nine illegitimate children.
• Domenico da Pescia proposed an ordeal by fire for Savonarola.
• "Savonarola's vision was considered dangerous by Pope Benedict XVI."
• Savonarola disobeyed the Pope and entered politics.
• Jan Hus was a Catholic priest.
• Jan Hus was the Rector of the University of Prague.
• Jan Hus was influenced by Berengarius of Tours and Ratramnus.
• "Jan Hus's censures included not preaching in public and not saying Holy Mass in public."
• Dominicans are known for Canon Law and Theology.
• The Papacy’s origin, according to Jan Hus, is the Imperial power.
• Heretics should be censured by the Church according to Jan Hus.
• Savonarola was born in 1452 and died in 1498.
• "Savonarola's family origin was Padua."
• Savonarola was a friend of the celebrated humanist Pico della Mirandola.
• Savonarola was a lector of Theology at San Marco.
• Savonarola supported French invasions to Italy.
• Savonarola criticized Pope Alexander VI.
• Savonarola proposed theocracy and wanted to separate from the Mother Church.
• Savonarola was executed in Florence.
• "Savonarola's disciple, Domenico da Pescia, proposed an ordeal by fire."