HISTORY

OF THE

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COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.

By JAMES LENFANT

Tranflated from the New EDITION, Printed at AMSTERDAM,
which the AUTHOR not only Revis'd and Corrected, but con-
fiderably Augmented.

Illuftrated with feveral Curious COPPER PLATES.

Printed for A. BETTESWORTH, C. RIVINGTON, J. BATLEY, T. Cox,
J. CLARKE, R. HETT, T. ASTLEY, S. AUSTEN, J. GRAY, and
L. GILLIVER. M.DCC.XXX.

HISTORY

OF THE

COUNCIL of CONSTANCE.

BOOK V.

The CONTENTS.

1. Recapitulation of paft Tranfactions in the Council. II. The Begin-

ning of the Year 1417 with a general Congregation. III. Letter to

the Council from Lambert de Stoc. IV. Sermon upon the Refor-

mation of the Church. V. A Sermon by Gerfon. VI. The Em-

peror's Return to Conftance. VII. Sigifmond's Apology. VIII. A

facred Comedy. IX. Gerfon's Sermons on the Affair of John Petit

and the Reformation. X. Gerfon's Tract upon Ecclefiaftical Power.

XI. The TWENTY SEVENTH SESSIÓN. XII. A Chapter

of the Benedictins. XIII. The TWENTY EIGHTH SESSIÓN.

XIV. A Controversy between the French and English. XV. A

Letter from the Ambaffadors of the Council in Arragon. XVI. The

TWENTY NINTH SESSION. XVII. Arrival of the Depu-

ties of the Council from Arragon. XVIII. The THIRTIETH

SESSION. XIX. The Controverfy between the French and

English. XX. The THIRTY FIRST SESSION. XXI. The

Marriage of the King of Poland. XXII. The Affairs of Bohemia.

XXIII. Wenceflaus retires from Prague, and returns again. XXIV.

The Sermon of a Huffite. XXV. Some of the Bohemian Nobility

embrace Huffitifm. XXVI. The THIRTY SECOND SESSION.

XXVII. The Audience granted to the Caftillians. XXVIII. The

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