Wycliffe's remains exhumed and burned
1428 · Event
Carrying out the Council of Constance's sentence, the Bishop of Lincoln has Wycliffe's bones dug up at Lutterworth, burned and the ashes thrown into the River Swift, 44 years after his death.
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