Iohannis Wyclif Sermones presents the first edited collection of sermons by the influential theologian John Wycliffe, sourced directly from original manuscripts and enriched with critical and historical notes. This inaugural volume offers unparalleled access to Wycliffe's theological insights and rhetorical style, revealing the depth of his engagement with scripture and his critiques of the medieval Church. Presented in Latin, these sermons provide scholars and historians with a crucial resource for understanding Wycliffe's impact on religious thought and the nascent Reformation. This edition ensures the accessibility and enduring value of Wycliffe's work for generations to come.

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