Johann Wiclif's De Veritate Sacrae Scripturae presents a foundational theological work by the influential medieval reformer John Wycliffe. This edition, titled "Aus Den Handschriften Zum Ersten Mal Herausgegeben...", offers a meticulously transcribed version of Wycliffe's treatise on the truth of Holy Scripture, drawn directly from original manuscripts. Written in Latin, this text delves into Wycliffe's arguments concerning the authority of the Bible, predating the Protestant Reformation. It provides scholars and students with invaluable insight into the theological debates of the late Middle Ages and the intellectual underpinnings of the Reformation. Wycliffe's work remains a significant contribution to the history of biblical interpretation and theological discourse.

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