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Letters of John Huss Written During His Exile and Imprisonment/Attestation of Peter Maldoniewitz, called the Notary

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LETTERS OF JOHN HUSS.

ATTESTATION OF PETER MALDONIEWITZ, CALLED THE NOTARY.

These pages are all faithfully copied from the Letters of John Huss, written with his own hand, and they correspond, word for word, with the originals.[1]

  1. ↑ This attestation of the faithful Maldoniewitz is found after John Huss’s letters, in the old collection of his works.—Johann. Hus. Hist. et Monum. vol. i., p. 95.
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