Title: Io. VViclefi viri undiquaque pijs. Dialogoru[m] libri q[ua]ttuor quoru[m] primus diuinitate[m]
Description: A summation of Wycliffe's philosophy and doctrine set in the form of a discussion between three persons: Alithia (representing "solid theology" ), Phronesis (representing "subtle and mature theology"), and Pseustis (representing "captious infidelity"), whose function is to bring out the truth by arguing and demonstrating against it.
Subjects: Early works to 1800, Doctrines, Theology, Catholic Church