ЧЕСЬКИЙ РЕФОРМАТОР ІЄРОНІМ ПРАЗЬКИЙ ТА ЙОГО ПОДОРОЖ У ЗАХІДНІ ЗЕМЛІ КИЇВСЬКОЇ МИТРОПОЛІЇ
Анотація
У статті висвітлюються більш і менш відомі факти з життя Ієроніма Празького, розкривається його роль у формуванні богословської і суспільної думки чеської Реформації. З огляду на участь Ієроніма у міжнародній політиці короля Вацлава IV, з’ясовуються причини та обставини поїздки чеського реформатора у Литву і Русь. Автор доводить, що ця сторінка в історії раннього гусизму породжує чимало питань і потребує подальшого дослідження. Значна увага у статті приділена огляду джерел, давніх і сучасних наукових студій, що забезпечують всебічне розкриття постаті Ієроніма Празького.
Ключові слова: Реформація, гуситський рух, Ієронім Празький, Констанцький собор, Велике князівство Литовське.
Повний текст:
PDFПосилання
Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini later PII II. Pope, 1699. History of Bohemia. Helmestadii: Sumptibus Joh. Melchioris Sustermanni. (In Latin)
A given articles of faith contra Jerome of Prague by John Roha praelecti, 1699. In: Hermann von der Hardt. The Council of Constance, the corpus of the acts and decrees of the Great Council of Constance, the Reformation of the Church, the union and faith. Francofurti et Lipsiae: Typis Salomonis Schnorrii, 4, pp.634–691. (In Latin)
Alekseev, A., 2004. Towards the study of the heresy of strigol’niks. In: Ancient Russia. Questions of medieval studies, 4 (18), pp.22–34. (In Russian)
Afanasenko, Yu., 2014. The mission of Jerome of Prague to Eastern Europe: on the issue of a visit to Vitebsk. In: The book heritage of V. P. Sapunova. Materials of the Republican Scientific Practical Conference [...]. Minsk: Natsyonal’naya byblyoteka Belarusy, pp.74–79. (In Russian)
Barbashev, A., 1885. Vitovt and his policies before the Battle of Grunwald (1410). Sankt-Peterburh: Typohrafyya Y. N. Skorokhodova. (In Russian)
Bartoš, F., 1947. Bohemia at the time of Hus 1378–1415. Praga: J. Laichter. (In Czech)
Bartoš, F., 1956. The Constance process of M. Jerome of Prague. Historical collection, 4, pp.56–64. (In Czech)
Bartoš, F., 1961. Several mysteries in the life of Prokop the Great. Historical collection, 8, pp.167–170. (In Czech)
Bartoš, F. and Spunar, P., 1965. List of sources for literary activity of M. Jan Hus and M. Jerome of Prague. Praha: Historický ústav ČSAV. (In Czech)
Bershadskyj, S., 1883. Lithuanian Jews. The history of their legal and public position in Lithuania from Vitovt to the Union of Lublin. Sankt-Peterburh: Typohrafyya
M. M. Stasyulevycha. (In Russian)
Betts, R., 1969. Jerome of Prague. In: Essays in Czech History. London: Athlone Press, pp.195–235.
Bidlo, J., 1895. Czech emigrants at a time of Hussite and monk Jerome of Prague. Magazine of the Museum of the Kingdom of Bohemia, 69, pp.242–263.
Book collections of Czech and Slovak prints from the earliest to the 18th century, 1925. Praha: F. Topič. (In Czech)
Budylovych, A., 1870. Was not Jerome of Prague an Orthodox person? Christian reading, 4, pp.684–708. (In Russian)
Bumblauskas, M., 2011. Story by Jerome of Prague about Lithuanian religion and Christianization. Lithuanian History Studies, 28, pp.24–43. (In Lithuanian)
Bumblauskas, M., 2014. Christianization of Nemaitija and Factor of Paganism (XV–XVI c.). Doctoral thesis Humanitarian studies, history (05 H). Vilnius: Vilniaus Universitetas. (In Lithuanian)
Chadima, M., 2016. Jerome of Prague. A tragic story of medieval intellectual.
Hradec Králové: Královehradecká diecéze Církve československé husitské. (In Czech)
Chronology of Vitebsk. [online] Available at: <http://evitebsk.com/wiki/Хронология_ Витебска> [Accessed 7 March 2019]. (In Russian)
Cochlaeus, J., 1548. History of the Hussites [...], 4. Francisci Behem Typographi. (In Latine)
Codex epistles by the Grand Duke of Lithuania Vitold, 1376-1430, 1882. Ed. by A. Prochaska. Cracoviae: Typis Vlad. L. Anczycet Comp. (In Latine)
Correspondences and documents of M. Jan Hus, 1920. Praha: Nákladem komise pro vydávání pramenů náboženského hnutí českého. (In Czech, in Latine)
Czacki, T., 1801. About Lithuanian and Polish laws, about their spirit, sources,
relationship and things included in the first Statute for Lithuania in 1529. Warszawa: Drukarniа J. C. G. Ragoczego. (In Polish)
Čornej, P., 2010. Great History of the Bohemian Crown (1402–1437), 5. Praha: Paseka. (In Czech)
Čornej, P., 2016. Jeromе of Prague. Intellectual and Power. Praha: Církev československá husitská. (In Czech)
Documents of Mag. John Hus, life, learning, and in the case of the Constance Council acts about controversies over religion in Bohemia years 1403–1418, 1869. Pragae: Sumptibus Friderici Tempsky. (In Latine)
Doležalová, E., 2009. Decree of Kutná Hora: The contest for university, Church, nation and man in the mirror of historiography and ideology. Acta Universitatis Carolinae Historia Universitatis Carolinae Pragensis, 2, pp.271–280. (In English)
Elahyn, V., 1848. About the “History of the Czech Republic” by Franz Palacký. Readings in the Society of the Russian History and Antiquities, 7, pp.1–44. (In Russian)
Epistle of significanta man Poggia of Florentine, who wrote to Leonardo Arentynskyj about the death of Master Jeromе of Bohemia, whom Council of Constance for the truth of God’s law […], 1878. In: Goll J. Writing about Master Jerome of Prague: Chronicle about Jan Zižka: According to an old manuscript. Praha: Tiskema Nákladem J. Otty, pp.21–33. (In Czech)
Finke, H. von 1923. Acts of the Council of Constance, 2. Münster: Druk and Verlag der Regensbergschen Buchhandlung. (In Latine)
Flacii, I., 1556. A catalog of witnesses of truth before our age of the Roman Pontiff and his mistakes [...]. Basileæ: Oporinus-Stella. (In Latine)
Flacii, I., 1558. History and monuments about Jan Hus and Jerome of Prague confessors of Christ [...], 1–2. Norimbergae: Ioannis Montani et Ulrici Neuberi. (In Latine)
Florovskyj, A., 1935. Czechs and Eastern Slavs [Text]: Essays on the History of Czech-Russian relations (X–XVIII c.), 1. Praga: Práce Slovanského ústavu v Praze. (In Russian)
Four Prague Articles (1420), 1844. In: The archive of Czech old written monuments of Czech and Moravian, 3 (1420–1453). Praga: Kronbergeri Riwnáč, pp.213–216. (In Czech)
Foxe, J., 1554. The commentaries to important achievements of the Church, throughout Europe [...]. Argentorati [Strasbourg]: Wendelinus Rihelius. (In Latine)
Fudge, Th., 2016. Jerome of Prague and the Foundations of the Hussite Movement. Oxford: University Press.
Fudge, Th., 1998. The Magnificent Ride: The First Reformation in Hussite Bohemia. Aldershot: Ashgate, pp.186–216.
Garbacik, J. and Strzelecka, A., 1964. The Jagiellonian University relatively to Hussite problems in the 15th century (an attempt to introduce the issue). Acta Universitatis Carolinae–Historia Universitatis Carolinae Pragensis, 5 (1–2), pp.7–52. (In Polish)
Graff, T., 2008. Episcopate of the Jagiellonian monarchy during the time of the general councils of the 15th century. Kraków: Societas Vistulana. (In Polish)
Graff, T., 2015. Jan Hus and Poland and the Polish in the years 1410–1415. Perspectives of Culture, 6, pp.45–67.
Graff, T., 2014. Council in Constance towards the Polish-Lithuanian Monarchy. Scientific Papers of the Jagiellonian University. Historical Works, 141 (2), pp.511–519. (In Polish)
Graff, T., 2017. The Monarchy of Wladyslaw Jagiello and Jerome of Prague. Hussite Tábor, 21, pp.9–28.
Goll, J., 1878. Writing about Master Jerome of Prague: Chronicle about Jan Zižka: According to an old manuscript. Praha: Tiskema Nákladem J. Otty. (In Czech)
Hardt, H. von der, 1699. The Council of Constance, the corpus of the acts and decrees of the Great Council of Constance, the Reformation of the Church, the union and faith, 3–4. Francofurti et Lipsiae: Typis Salomonis Schnorrii. (In Latin)
Heller, L., 1835. Jerome of Prague. Lübeck: Aschenfeldt. (In German)
Helfert, J., 1853. Hus and Jerome: Studies. Prag: J. Calve. (In German)
Herben, J., 1883. Master Jerome of Prague. His life, suffering and meaning. Praha: J. Herben. (In Czech)
Herold, V., 1985. Prague University and Wyclif: Wyclif's teaching about the Ideas and Genesis of Hussite Revolutionary Thought. Praha: Univerzita Karlova. (In Czech)
Herold, V., 1989. Magister Jerome of Prague and the University of Cologne. In: The Cologne University in the Middle Ages. Berlin–New York: Walter de Gruyter, pp.255–273. (In German)
Herold, V., 1990. Wyclif and Jerome of Prague. To attempt a “practical” reinterpretation of metaphysics in the late Middle Ages theory of ideas. In: Knowledge and the sciences in medieval philosophy, Proceedings of the eighth international congress. Yliopistopaino: Helsinki University Press, pp.212–223. (In German)
Herold, V., 1995. The dispute between Jerome of Prague and Jean Gerson. A late medieval discussion with tragic сonsequences. In: Society and Church. Texts and discussions in Central European universities during the late Middle Ages.Türnhout: Brepols, pp.77–89. (In German)
Herold, V., 1996. How Wyclifite was the Bohemian Reformation? In: The Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice, 2. Prague: Epocha, pp.25–37. (In English)
Historian of the Hussite movement in Bohemia, 1856, 1865, 1–2. Wien: Kaiserlich-Königlichen Hof– und Staatsdrucekerei. (In German)
Historical overview. [online] Available at: <http://vitebskcity.by/article_view.php?id =2&idmenu=1> [Accessed 15 November 2012]. (In Russian)
Hoeren, J. and Humpert, W., 2016. Jerome of Prague: The philosopher in the shadow of Jan Hus. Südverlag [online] Available at: http://www.eulenfisch.de/literatur/blog/rezension /juergen-hoeren-winfried-humpert-hieronymus-von-prag/ [Accessed 2016]. (In German)
Hrushevs’kyj, M., 1925. Influences of the Czech national movement of the 14-15th centuries in Ukrainian life and creativity, as a problem of experimentation. A few notes and desiderate: Imprint. L’viv: Nakladom Naukovoho tovarystva im. Shevchenka. (In Ukrainian)
Hus, J., 1915. The Church. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. (In English)
Hyland, W., 2004. Abbot John-Jerome of Prague: Preaching and Reform in Early Fifteenth–Century Poland. Analecta Praemonstratensia, 80, pp.5–42. (In English)
Hyl’ferdynh, A., 1871. Hus. His attitude towards the Orthodox Church. Sankt-Peterburh: Typohrafyya V. Majkova. (In Russian)
Jerome of Prague. European, educated, burner, 2016. Praha: Československá církev evangelická. (In Czech)
Jerome of Prague: Medieval Intellectual, Martyr of the Czech Reformation and Hero of National Tradition, 2018. Praha: Filosofického ústavu Akademievěd ČR. (In Czech)
Jeroným Pražský, 1963. Speech to praise of liberal arts. In: Selecteds from Czech literature of the Hussite time, 1. Praha: Vydalo nakladatelství ČSAV, pp.211–219. (In Czech)
Jeroným Pražský, 1915a. Whether is it necessary to maintain the universal harmony of the material. In: Studies and texts on Czech religious history, 2. Olomouc: Nakladem Dědictvi sv. Prokopa, pp.215–224. (In Latine)
Jeroným Pražský, 1915b. Whether there are the forms of the universal that can not be formed them; nor were they too are retrieved. Whether the entity analogous to some universal standards that are located outside of the humanly devised and arguments. In:
Studies and texts on Czech religious history, 2. Olomouc: Matice cyrilometodějská, pp.229–258. (In Latine)
Jerome of Prague, 1924. Whether is it designated for the general proposition as any real denominated. In: Studies and texts at the Czech religious history, 4. Olomouc: Matice cyrilometodějská, pp.156–161. (In Latine)
Kadlec, J., 2001. The Theological Faculty. In: A History of Charles University, 1 (1348–1802). Prague: Charles university in Prague, pp.123–148.
Kalousek, J., 1882. Russian research on the causes and purposes of the Hussite movement. Magazine of the Museum of the Kingdom of Bohemia, 56, pp.90–102. (In Czech)
Kaluza, Z., 1985. Chancellor Gerson and Jerome of Prague. Archives of Doctrinal and Literary History of the Middle Ages, 59, pp.81–126. (In French)
Kaluza, Z., 1997. The question of Jerome of Prague disputed in Heidelberg. In: Languages and Philosophy. Tribute to Jean Jolivet. Paris: J. Vrin, pp.123–153. (In French)
Kenny, A., 1986. The Realism of the De universalibus. In: Wyclif in His Times. Oxford: Clarendon, pp.17–30.
Klevanov, A., 1867. Essay on the history of the Czech religious movement, 1–2. Moskva: Unyversytetskaya typohrafyya. (In Russian)
Klicman, L., 1898. The process of justice against Jerome of Prague, Vienna 1410–1412. Praha: Historický archiv České akademie, pp.7–43. (In Latine)
Kornylov, A., 1999. The Origins of the Reformation and Universal Orthodoxy. In: VERBUM. Francisco Suarez and European philosophy of the 16–17th centuries. Sankt-Peterburh: Izdatel’tvo Sankt-Peterburhskogo filosofskoho obshchestva, pp.18–23. (In Russian)
Krutina, J., 2016. Jerome of Prague, the first Czech philosopher and patriot. Praha: Noos. (In Czech)
Kubala, L., 2011. Premyslid and Luxembourg legal documents. Praha: Bankovní institute vysoká škola, pp.42–43. (In Czech)
Kutná Hora Decree: Lectures and Articles, 1909. Praha: Historický klub, pp.67–68. (In Czech)
Lavrentyj yz Brzhezovoj, 1962. The Hussite Chronicle. Moskva: Izdatel’stvo AN SSSR. (In Russian)
Lapteva, L., 1970. Jerome of Prague in Russian historiography of the 19th–early 20th centuries. Herald of Moscow University. Series 8. History, 6, pp.43–55. (In Russian)
Lapteva, L., 1978. Russian historiography of the Hussite Movement (40s of the 19th century–1917). Moskva: Izdatel’stvo Moskovskoho unyversyteta. (In Russian)
Lapteva, L., 2005a. The history of Slavic studies in Russia in the 19th century. Moskva: Indrik. (In Russian)
Lapteva, L., 2005b. Reformer of the second plan. In: The person of the second plan in History, 2. Rostov-na-Donu: [b.i.], pp.26–53. (In Russian)
Lyman, S., 2015. The Church and the anti-Catholic movements in medieval Bohemia: the experience of research by scientists of the Ukrainian lands of the Russian Empire (19th–early 20th centuries). In: Drinovskij collection, 8, pp.10–21. (In Russian)
Lurye, J., 1995. B. A. Rybakov. Strigolniks: Russian humanists of the 14th century: [review]. In: Russia mediaevalis. München: Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 8, pp.138–144. (In Russian)
Lyubashchenko, V., 2011. Galich in the Church Union plans of Vladislav Jagiallo and Metropolitan Kiprian. In: Actes Testantibus. Anniversary collection in honor of Leontyj Voitovych, 20. pp.434–453. (In Ukrainian)
Magistri Jerome of Prague Questions, Polemica, Epistles, 2010. Turnhout: Brepols Publishers. (In Latine)
Mukhlynskyj, A., 1857. Studies on the origin and state of the Lithuanian Tatars. In: Annual solemn act at the Imperial St. Petersburg University, the former 8 February 1857 year. Sankt-Peterburh: Typografyya Ymperatorskoj Akademyy Nauk, pp.115–182. (In Russian)
Novykov, E., 1848. Orthodoxy at Czech people. Readings in the Russian History and Antiquities Society, 9, pp.1–96. (In Russian)
Novykov, E., 1859. Hus and Luther. Critical studies, 1. Moskva: Unyversytetskaya
typografyya. (In Russian)
Osenenko, P., 2017. Reformation on the Belorrusian lands. Bogomyslye, 21, pp.156–166. (In Russian)
Palacký, F., 1845. History of Bohemia: the most part papers and manuscripts, 4 (from the year 1378–1419). Prag: Commission bei Kronberger und Riwnac. (In German)
Palacký, F., 1868. History of Hussitism and prof. Constantin Höfler: critical studies. Praga: Sumptibus Friderici Tempsky. (In German)
Palacký, F., 2002. History of the Czech Nation in Bohemia and Moravia. From primacy to 1253, 1. Praha: Adonai. (In Czech)
Pal’mov, Y., 1881. The Question of the Chalice in the Hussite Movement. Sankt-Peterburh: Typografyya F. G. Eleonskoho. (In Russian)
Pal’mov, Y., 1916. The historical image of Jerome of Prague. Christian Reading, 5–6, pp.483–498. (In Russian)
Pavlíček, O., 2007. On the Importance of Philosophical Quests of Master Jerome of Prague. Praha: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, pp.57–58. (In Czech)
Pavlíček, O., 2011. Two Philosophical Texts of Jerome of Prague and his Alleged
Designation of Opponents of Real Universals as Diabolical Heretics. In: The Bohemian
Reformation and Religious Practice, 8, pp.53–77.
Pavlíček, O., 2013. The shield of faith of Jerome of Prague and the practical use of images of the Holy Trinity on English Flags from the turn of the Middle Ages and Modern Times. In: O felix Bohemia! Studio on the History of the Czech Reformation. Praha: Filosofia, pp.81–89. (In Czech)
Pavlíček, O., 2014a. The philosophical and theological dimension thought of Jerome of Prague. PhD thesis in Cotutelle, University of Paris-Sorbonne and Charles University in Prague. Paris: Université Paris-Sorbonne. (In French)
Pavlíček, O., 2014b. Scutum fidei christianae: The Depiction and Explanation of the Shield of Faith in the Realistic Teaching of Jerome of Prague in the Context of His Interpretation of the Trinity. In: The Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice, 9, pp.72–97.
Pavlíček, O., 2015. “Ipsa dicit, quod sic est, ergo verum.” Authority of Scripture, the Use and Sources of Biblical Citations in the Work of Jerome of Prague. The Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice, 10, pp.70–89.
Pavlíček, O., 2017. Wyclif’s Early Reception in Bohemia and His Influence on the Thought Jerome of Prague. In: P., Hornbeck and M., VanDussen, eds. Europe after Wyclif. Eds. by. New York: Fordham University Press, pp.89–114.
Pechnykov, M., 2001. Strigolnik’s Doctrine: Experience of reconstruction. In: Russia mediaevalis, 10, pp.107–125. (In Russian)
Perett, M., 2011. Vernacular Songs as ‘Oral Pamphlets’: The Hussites and Their Propaganda Campaign. Viator, 42, pp.371–391.
Pervol’f, Y., 1890. Slavs, their mutual relations and connections, 3. Varshava: Typografyya K. Kovalevskago. (In Russian)
Petr yz Mladenovyts, 1992. Povestvovanyye o magystre Yeronyme Prazhskom, sozhzhonnom v Konstantse vo ymya Khrysta. In: Hussite movement in the lighting of contemporaries. Moskva: Izdatel’stvo Moskovskoho unyversyteta, pp.59–74. (In Russian)
Pilný, J., 1974. Jerome of Prague: A Progressive Speaker of the Middle Ages. Geneva: Perret–Gentil. (In French)
Poggio Bracciolini, 1963. Letter to Leonardo Bruni. In: Italian humanists of the 15th century about the Church and religion. Moskva: Izdatel’stvo Akademyy nauk SSSR, pp.93–99. (In Russian)
Poggio of Florence epistle put to Leonardo of Arezzo about M. Jerome of Prague, 1869. In: Documents of Mag. John Hus, life, learning, and in the case of the Constance Council acts about controversies over religion in Bohemia years 1403–1418. Pragae: Sumptibus Friderici Tempsky, pp.624–629. (In Latine)
Putna, J., 1916. Master Jerome of Prague. Praha: Spolek evangelických akademiků. (In Czech)
Richental Ulrich. 2015. Chronicle of the Council of Constance: 1414–1418. Darmstadt: WBG. (In German)
Richental Ulrichvon, 1483. The Council of Constance. Augsburg: Anton Sorg. (In German)
Rukol’, B., 1948, 1951. Letter from Poggio Bracciolini to Leonardo Aretinsky and the story by Mladenovic as sources about Jerome of Prague (with texts attached). Scientific notes of the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1, pp.322–357; 3, pp.421–433. (In Russian)
Rukol’, B., 1978. Sources about Jerome of Prague. In: Slavs in the Era of Feudalism. On the centenary of academician V.Y. Picheta. Moskva: Nauka, pp.335–340. (In Russian)
Six centuries of preaching the Gospel in Belarus. [online] Available at: <http://familyofgod.by/template/protestantism-in-belarus/item/215-31-oktyabrya-den-reformatsii.html> [Accessed 31 October 2017]. (In Russian)
Spasskyj, A., 1890. Hus and Wicklef. Readings in the Society of lovers of spiritual
enlightenment, July, pp.70–142. (In Russian)
Stejskal, K., 1994. Accusation of the iconoclasm and idolatry of Jerome of Prague at the Constance Council. In: Hussite-Reformation-Renaissance: Proceedings of the 60th birthday of František Šmahel, 1. Prague: Historický ústav, pp.369–380. (In Czech)
Stejskala, J., 2004. The Amazing Story of Jan Jerome. Praha: Mladá fronta. (In Czech)
Strnad, A., 1994. The witnesses in the Vienna trial against Jerome of Prague. In: Hussite-Reformation-Renaissance: Proceedings of the 60th birthday of František Šmahel, 1. Prague: Historický ústav, pp.331–368. (In German)
Šapoka, A., 1933. Jerome of Prague and his trip to Lithuania. Past, 2, рр.252–290. (In Lithuanian)
Šmahel, F., 1966. Jerome of Prague. The life of a revolutionary intellectual. Praha: Svobodné slovo. (In Czech)
Šmahel, F., 2000a. The idea of a nation in Hussite Bohemia. Prague: Argo. (In Czech)
Šmahel, F., 2000b. Contribution to the inventory of literary inheritance of M. Jerome of Prague: Trinitarian Diagrams. Studies about Manuscripts, 33, pp.29–45. (In Czech)
Šmahel, F., 2003. The ‘Shield of Christian faith of magister Jerome of Prague’ in the development of medieval Trinitarian Diagrams. In: The imagery of the diagrams of Joachims of Fiore. On the mediality of religious-political programs in the Middle Ages. Ostfildern: Thorbecke, pp.185–210, 263–277. (In German)
Šmahel, F., 2005. The Acta of the Constance Trial of Master Jerome of Prague. In: Text and Controversy from Wyclif to Bale. Turnhout: Brepols, pp.323–334.
Šmahel, F., 2007a. Jerome of Prague and Heidelberg University. In: František Šmahel. The Prague University in the Middle Ages. Leiden–Boston: Brill, pp.526–538. (In German)
Šmahel, F., 2007b. Jerome of Prague: University questiones and polemics. In: František Šmahel. The Charles University in the Middle Ages. Leiden–Boston: Brill, pp.539–580.
Šmahel, F., 2010. The Life and Work of Master Jerome of Prague. Research Report. Praha: Argo. (In Czech)
Šmahel, F., 2015. Life and work of the Czech reformer Jan Hus († 1415). In: Jan Hus. 600 years First Reformation. München: De Gruyter Oldenbourg. (In German)
Štěpán, V., 2006. Personalities of Moravian History, 1. Brno: Matice moravská, pp.203–218. (In Czech)
The Decree of Kutna Hora (January 18, 1409), 1973. In: Documents on the history of European universities in the 12–15th centuries. Voronezh: Voronezhskyj hosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskyj ynstytut, pp.65–66. (In Russian)
The historical writing by Peter of Mladoňovice and other reports of memories M. Jan Hus and M. Jerome of Prague, 1931. Praha: Nadání Františka Palackého. (In Czech)
The messages of the Master of John Hus, burned by a Roman curiae in Constanta on July 6, 1415, 1903. Moskva: Typolytografyya V. Rykhter. (In Russian)
Vasyl’ev, P., 1876. The causes and nature of the Czech religious movement. Journal of the Ministry of Education, 7, pp.90–125. (In Russian)
Vavřinecz Březové. Husitská kronika; Píseň o vítězství u Domažlic, 1979. Transl. F., Heřmanský and J. B., Čapek. Introduction, studies, notes M. Bláhová. Praha: Svoboda. (In Czech)
Vertelovskyj, A., 1872. The history of the Hussites (before the approval of the Basel compacts). Works of the Kyevan Theological Academy, 3, pp.74–110. (In Russian)
Voborník, J., 1916. Jerome of Prague: historical tragedy in five actions. Praha: Fr. Borový. (In Czech)
Y. P. [Pal’mov], 1905. Jerome of Prague. In: Orthodox theological encyclopedia. Sankt-Peterburh: Typohrafyya Mil’shteyna, 6, pp.366–349. (In Russian)
Zathey, J., 1960–1961. Jerome Jan Silvanus from Prague. In: Polish biographical dictionary. Wrocław: Ossolineum, Polska Akademia Nauk, 9, pp.507–509. (In Polish)
Žalanský, H., 1869. Hus and Jerom, Martyrs for the Truth. Praha: I. L. Kober. (In Czech)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.30970/sls.2018.67.2781
Посилання
- Поки немає зовнішніх посилань.