Iohannis Wyclif Sermones, Volume 4 presents a collection of sermons by the influential medieval theologian John Wycliffe. Edited by Frederic David Matthew and Johann Loserth, this volume offers a detailed insight into Wycliffe's theological thought and his critique of the Church. Written in Latin, the sermons reflect the religious and intellectual climate of the late 14th century, addressing key issues of faith, morality, and ecclesiastical authority.

Wycliffe's sermons are significant for their impact on the Reformation and their enduring relevance to the study of Christian theology and history. This edition provides scholars and students with access to Wycliffe's original texts, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the roots of religious reform and the development of Western Christian thought. The meticulous editing ensures the accessibility and accuracy of these important historical documents.

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