John Huss

This biography includes 6.3 hours of audio arranged in 27 chapters, each 14 minutes long.

JOHN HUS (1349 - 1415) was a Roman Catholic priest who became a follower of John Wycliffe. He preached that Christ was the true head of the church, not the Pope, and claimed that some of the Popes had been heretic. In 1414, the Pope promised Huss safe conduct to Rome to present his views. But the Pope threw him into prison and seven months later burned him at the stake, saying, "one must not keep his word when dealing with heretics,."

BIBLIOGRAPHY Gillet, E. H.. The Life and Times of John Huss. Gould, 1871 Hus, Jan. The Letters of John Huss.  Trnsltd by Matthew Spinka., rowman & Littlefield, 1972