Wątki weneckie w reformatorskich Czechach
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2018-09
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Wydawnictwo Naukowe Akademii Ignatianum w Krakowie
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The article presents several remarks on Venice in the history of the Czech reform in the late medieval period. First, the city is mentioned as a source of names for streets and districts in the Czech Kingdom. The most significant are: Benátky in Prague, with the shelter organized for former prostitutes by Jan Milic of Kromeriz and the former suburb of Louny, where there once existed a cloister which was later ravaged by the Hussites. The author also describes a Hussite manifesto published in the summer of 1420 and addressed to Venice as a potential ally in the coming confrontation with King Sigismund of Luxembourg.
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P. F. Nowakowski, Wątki weneckie w reformatorskich Czechach, w: Terra Culturae, red. Ł. Burkiewicz, Kraków 2018, s. 55-71.