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Council and Concord
1 To the Bohemians: On the Use of Communion 2
2 Is the Authority of the Holy Councils Greater Than That of the Pope? 86
3 On Presidential Authority in a General Council 136
The Hercules of the Eugenians
4 Oration at the Diet of Frankfurt 162
5 That It Is Necessary to Withdraw from Neutrality or Indecision 260
6 Against Suspension of Allegiance 264
7 A Dialogue against the Amedeists 272
8 Sermon 21: "Entering into the house" 334
9 Letter to the Bohemians on Church Unity 356
Explicatio Petri
10 Letter to Rodrigo Sanchez de Arevalo 430
11 Sermon 126: "Thou art Peter" 450
12 Sermon 144: "I shall give thee the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven" 468
13 Sermon 160: "Thou art Peter" 478
14 Sermon 287: "Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-Jona" 482
Reform and Christiformitas
15 Sermon 280: "I am the Good Shepherd" 488
16 Sermon 290: "When I shall be sanctified in you" 528
17 A General Reform of the Church 550
Note on the Texts and Translations 593
Notes to the Text 596
Notes to the Translation 599
Bibliography 643
Index of Biblical and Canon Law Citations 647
General Index 655
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