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his flock, full of love toward his friends, and actuated by feelings of mercy towards his persecutors.
The letters of this series were collected without order of date by Peter Maldoniewitz, and were so published by Luther. We have classified them with great care, some from the indications given by Huss himself, and the rest in the order of the events which they narrate. Some letters of Huss’s friends have been included in the collection, and add to the interest of this correspondence, at once so dramatic and so truly Christian.[1]
- ↑ For the history of this period of Huss’s life, consult The Reformers before the Reformation, vol. ii., book iii.
