Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe
Digital Verbum Edition
Overview
Robert Vaughan divides the work into three parts, the first of which is biographical. The second part of the volume is analytical, supplying a brief account of the writings of Wycliffe still in manuscript, with numerous extracts, and a translation from the original Latin of the most important chapters of the Trialogus. The third part contains over 50 tracts, treatises, letters, and more.
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Key Features
- Provides a translation from the original Latin for a very important chapter among the Trialogus
- Contains over 50 tracts, treatises, letters, and more in one part which gives plenty of variety to the work
- Includes the work in three parts, to give organization to the Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe
Contents
- Facts and Observations Concerning the Life of Wycliffe
- Writings of Wycliffe
- Tractates Reprinted from Former Editions
Product Details
- Title: Tracts and Treatises of John de Wycliffe
- Author: Robert Vaughan
- Publisher: Blackburn and Pardon
- Publication Date: 1845
- Pages: 412
About Robert Vaughan
Robert Vaughan(1795–1868) was chair of history at London University from 1834–1842, then served as president and professor of theology at Lancashire Independent College from 1843–1857. During his time at Lancashire, he founded The British Quarterly, which he edited for 20 years. He was a prolific writer and editor, and his works include Causes of the Corruption of Christianity, The History of England under the House of Stuart, Protestant Nonconformity in Its Relation to Learning and Piety, Essays on History, Philosophy, and Theology, and The Modern Pulpit Viewed in Its Relation to the State of Society.