Jeronym Pražský

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Jeronym Pražský, known in English as Jerome of Prague, was a Czech theologian, philosopher, and early church reformer associated with Jan Hus and the Bohemian Reformation.

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Jeronym Pražský canonical 2

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instanceOf Bohemian Reformation figure
Christian reformer
human
philosopher
theologian
associatedWith Charles University in Prague
Hussite movement
burialPlace body burned and remains scattered
causeOfDeath heresy conviction
centuryOfActivity 15th century
citizenshipStatus subject of the Holy Roman Empire
convictedOf heresy
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Bohemia
dateOfBirth c. 1379
dateOfDeath 1416-05-30
educatedAt Charles University
University of Heidelberg
University of Oxford
University of Paris
ethnicGroup Czech
hasGender male
hasOccupation preacher
university master
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
influencedBy Jan Hus
John Wycliffe
knownFor criticizing church corruption
preaching church reform
supporting Jan Hus
languageSpoken Czech
Latin
legacy considered a proto-Protestant reformer
mannerOfDeath execution by burning
movement Bohemian Reformation
linked to: Hussite movement
nameInEnglish Jerome of Prague
nativeName Jeronym Pražský
notableWork Dissemination of Wycliffite ideas in Bohemia
opposedBy Council of Constance authorities
participantIn Council of Constance
placeOfBirth Prague
placeOfDeath Constance
religion Christianity
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
roleInEvent martyr of the Bohemian Reformation
sharesCauseWith Jan Hus

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Jerome of Prague nativeName Jeronym Pražský
Jeronym Pražský nativeName Jeronym Pražský