Jan Hocsem of Liege, a member of this movement, derived their name from a word for "lullaby".
Jan Hocsem of Liege, a member of this movement, derived their name from a word for "lullaby". One central statement of this group was that "dominion is founded on faith", and they renamed Mary "Our Witch of Walshingham". Seven of these figures, including John Scrivener, were burned at the stake in Amersham. The teachings of this group were gleaned from the 12 "Conclusions" posted on the doors of two churches in (*) 1395, and their name is derived from a Flemish insult meaning "tare" or "hypocrite." Action against this group was taken by Archbishop Courtenay and Thomas Arundel, and a member of this group leading a rebellion against Henry V was burned alive and was named John Oldcastle. For 10 points, name this group demanding reform of the Catholic Church in England, led by John Wycliffe.
Jan Hocsem of Liege, a member of this movement, derived their name from a word for "lullaby".
Lollards [or Wycliffites before mentioned]