Martin Nodl is associate professor of historical studies at Charles University’ Faculty of Humanities. He is also a member of the Centre for Medieval Studies at the Czech Academy of Sciences. Lucia Faltin is a translator of Czech, Slovak, Russian, and French.

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• Sources IntroductionI. Bohemian ReformationThe Hussites and the Bohemian ReformationHussite Reformation Between the Emergence of New Piety, (Un)Reformability of the Old Faith and “Dechristianisation”Confessionalization and Religious (In)Tolerance in Prague of the Second Half of the 15th CenturyBetween authority and obedience. Ecclesiology versus practical religionII. Prague UniversityCorporative Interests Versus Nationalism. Prague University at the Turn of the 15th CenturyPraga mater atrium. Translatio studii and the University of PraguePuri bohemi of Hieronymus Pragensis. On the faces of Czech national conscience and nationalismJohn Hus and the Prague UniversityIII. PragueOld Town Hall as a Site of Election of Czech Kings and a symbol of the Country’s MajestyRitual and politics. The conflicts of Ladislaus Jagiello and the appointment of councillors in the Old and New Towns of Prague in early 16th century