Forty-four years after this man died, the Pope ordered his bones dug up, crushed, and thrown into a river. During his lifetime, his closest assistant was John Purvey and his patron was John of Gaunt. He was closely associated with the Lollard Movement and may have been its founder. In the 1380s, he oversaw the first translation of the Bible from Latin into vernacular English. Name this man who became known as the Morning Star of the Reformation.
Forty-four years after this man died, the Pope ordered his bones dug up, crushed, and thrown into a river. During his lifetime, his closest assistant was John Purvey and his patron was John of Gaunt. He was closely associated with the Lollard Movement and may have been its founder. In the 1380s, he oversaw the first translation of the Bible from Latin into vernacular English. Name this man who became known as the Morning Star of the Reformation.
Forty-four years after this man died, the Pope ordered his bones dug up, crushed, and thrown into a river.