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| 1377 | Demonstrations England Wycliffe, John |  |
| London Tried by the Bishop of London but general street riots put an end to the court session |
| London Ended withou verdict after an arguement between John of Gaunt & the Bishop of London |
| London John of Gaunt employs 4 doctors of divinity to defend Wycliffe |
| London Tried by the Bishop of London but general street riots put an end to the court session |
| 1378 | Lollardism England Wycliffe, John | |
| Attacks the worldliness of the Church |
| 1380 | Publication England Wycliffe, John | |
| English translation of the Bible |
| 1381 | Publication England Wycliffe, John | |
| Publication of, "Confessio", open publication of this "heretical" work |
| 1395 | Manifesto Lollards England Wycliffe, John | |
| The Lollard Manifesto is presented to Parliament |
| The manifesto calls for an English Bible |
| The manifesto condemns transubstantiation, the sacraments & clerical celibacy |
| 1401 | Lollardy England Wycliffe, John | |
| London "De Heretico Comburendo", an Act passed by Parliament to suppress Lollardy |
| 1414 | Arrest England Acton, John | |
| 6th Jan London Leader of the Lolloards plans to kidnap Henry V in Kent but is captured & executed |
| 6th Jan London Death of John Acton, executed |
| 6th Jan London Leader of the Lolloards plans to kidnap Henry V in Kent but is captured & executed |
| 6th Jan London Leader of the Lolloards plans to kidnap Henry V in Kent but is captured & executed |
