Annotatio IV §.XVIII open: From Gaul Waldenses — English Waldenses / Wycliffites (Age XIV)
§.XVIII: from the Waldenses so called par excellence — born in Gaul in the 12th century, spread in the 13th — came the ENGLISH WALDENSES of Age XIV.
One name: Wycliffites, from John Wycliffe (English doctor, ~1370). Otrokocsi gathers his theses against both Transubstantiation and Consubstantiation from Constance (where condemned) and the Trialog.
Latin
§. XVIII. A Waldensibus kat' exochēn sic dictis, i.e. in Gallia Seculo XII. natis, & XIII. propagatis, originem traxere WALDENSES ANGLI, SECULO XIV, unô nomine WICLEPHISTÆ dicti à Johanne Wiclepho, Doctore Anglo, qui floruit Anno 1370. Hujus Theses, tum Transsubstantiationi, tum Consubstantiationi oppositas, partim ex Concilio Constantiensi, in quo damnatæ sunt, partim ex IV. libro Trialog. cap. 7. & 43. de Sermone Domini in monte, collegit Franciscus Foris Otrokocsi in Irenico p. 57. & 58.