Rome was losing its hold over the mind of northern Europe outside the limits of the land of Huss and Ziska.
The guides indicated the spot where Huss stood when sentenced to be burned to death.
In Huss, the German for goose, we may recognise the oose without its adjectival ‘g’.
Sigismund returned to Constance, and Huss remained a prisoner.
He quotes Huss as stating that no one is free from this worm in Finland.
Three proctors appeared for Dr. Huss before cardinal Colonna.
It was with unruffled self-possession that Huss gave himself to martyrdom.
On the 4th of July, Dr. Huss was brought for the last time before the council.
Jerome of Prague, a follower of Huss who was burnt for heresy in 1416.
We learn of them again, too, among the Bohemian brethren, the followers of Huss.
