Burning Wyclif Book

	Habitus	3
	The lesson	7
	Awake in Oxford	9
	Tonsure	10
	Wyclif places himself, his room within the ten categories of essential being	12
	Wyclif practices the art of definition while walking to his morning class	17
	Wyclif skips the book on heresy	18
	The influence of Augustine	19
	Wintertime in Oxford	20
	The Steward's prayer book	23
	William of Ockham visits the sick	25
	Gravedigger	26
	Brethren of the cross : Oxford, May 19, 1349	30
	Ordination	32
	Last rites	33
	A young Italian man healed of the plague by Saint Bridget of Sweden	34
	Ibn Khatir tells how he survived the black death	35
	Wyclif's heart goes out to a widow	37
	Question 1 : whether optics explains sufficiently the phenomenon of human love?	41
	Question 2 : whether fondness for her hair should warn a priest who has vowed chastity and mean it?	42
	Question 3 : whether going to her door was not a most stupid, regrettable act?	43
	Question 4 : whether, once wounded by love, one ever heals completely?	44
	How Wyclif survived the long, hard winter of 1363 : a diptych	45
	Wyclif becomes an instrument of the spirit	46
	On angels	49
	On celibacy	50
	On the virgin birth	51
	On inspiration	52
	On the Eucharist	53
	On the eve of Wyclif's heresy trial, the Duke of Lancaster composes a double dactyl against his friend's chief enemy	57
	The sense in which Wyclif might be called a martyr	58
	Purvey translates : In ipso enim vivimus et movemur et sumus	59
	One John dies, the other wakes to crickets	60
	The black friars beg Wyclif to recant of his chief heresy and die in peace : a triptych	62
	Purvey describes his work with Wyclif	63
	Burning Wyclif	64
	A visit to Lutterworth	67
	The caretaker of St. Mary's Church comments on recent scholarly findings	71
	Snowbound in Wickliffe, Ohio	72