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English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages (XIVth Century)

Note 389 — Chapter I · WANDERING PREACHERS AND FRIARS

Lucy Toulmin Smith translation

He has often been considered as an adherent of Wyclif, for no reason save that both, at the same time, wanted radical reforms, not a few however of a different kind. Ball had some religious ideas peculiar to himself; thus, according to him, natural children could not go to heaven.

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