The work of John Wycliffe most resembled that of _______.

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John Wycliffe and John Huss both advocated for the translation of the Bible into the vernacular language, rejected the authority of the papacy, and criticized the wealth and corruption of the church. They were both seen as heretics and faced persecution for their beliefs. Thomas Aquinas was a medieval theologian who focused on using reason to reconcile Christian theology with classical philosophy. John of Arc was a French military leader and martyr who fought in the Hundred Years' War. Marsilius of Pauda was an Italian philosopher and political theorist who argued for the separation of church and state. None of these figures had as strong a connection to Wycliffe as John Huss did.

The Work of John Wycliffe Most Resembled That of _______