The English Works of Wyclif collects the writings of the theologian and philosopher John Wycliffe. Known as the 'Morning Star of the Reformation, ' Wycliffe's ideas laid the foundation for many of the religious and political movements of the next several centuries. This edition includes his most important works on theology, biblical interpretation, and reform, making it an essential text for scholars of religious history and philosophy.

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