Map: Lollards, 1414–1522

17 Jun 2019 David Zbíral

The DISSINET team has recently been busy creating a digital map which shows the places of origin of Lollards based on their trial records. The resulting interactive map, including 260 localities from 1414–1522, can be found in the Publications section.

Map: Lollards, 1414–1522

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