The strigolniki (Russian: стригольники; sg. стригольник, strigolnik) were followers of a Russian religious sect which appeared in the mid-14th century...

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Crusade Edmund Hamer Broadbent—The Pilgrim Church Positive Christianity Strigolniki See especially Moore 1977, and the collection of essays edited by Frassetto...

Utraquists Unity of the Brethren Lollards Pataria Petrobrusians Piagnoni Strigolniki Waldensians Waldensian Evangelical Church Lutherans are a major branch...

characteristics. According to Karetnikova, the Strigolniki were a response to changes in the Orthodox church, the Strigolniki wanted to return from ritualism to the...

iconoclasm. Peter of Bruys opposed the usage of religious images, the Strigolniki were also possibly iconoclastic. Claudius of Turin was the bishop of...

a Russian variant of the pre-Reformation era. Any filiation with the strigolniki, who appeared in the 14th century, remains conjectural, but highlights...

Petrarch as a proto-Protestant who challenged the Pope's dogma. Strigolniki: The strigolniki were a 14th-century movement in Russia that were against monasteries...

population of Novgorod Land underwent Christianization. The sect of the strigolniki spread to Novgorod from Pskov in the middle of the 14th century, with...

to put an end to the iconoclastic tendencies in the heresies of the strigolniki and the Judaizers. Religion Past & Present: Encyclopedia of Theology...