Works
Other works are:
- De bono regimine Rom. pontificis, dedicated to the new pope (John XXIII)
- De modis uniendiae reformandi ecclesiam and De difficultate reformationis in concilia universali, advocating the convocation of a council, to which the pope is to bow
- Contra dampnatos Wiclivitas Pragae, against the Hussites
- Jura ad privilegia imperil, a glorification of the empire in view of the convocation of the council of Constance
- Avisamenta pelcherrima de unions et reformatione membrorum et capitis fienda, a programme of church reform based on his experiences of the evils of the papal system.
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