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Church property in the anti-Hussite pamphlet Curandum summopere. In one of the Four Articles of Prague - which are undoubtedly the fundamental policy statement of the Hussites - the Calixtines prohibit the clergy from owning any kind of property. In this study, the counterargumentation of two anonymous Viennese masters, who spoke out against the rejection of the possession of church property by the Taborite Manifesto of 1430 in their Curandum Summopere, is analysed in terms of content. Furthermore, the question of whether the arguments of the catholic theologians can be traced back to Thomas Aquinas is dealt with, as his teaching concerning the perfection of the Christian life with regard to the temporalities became a weapon of the papacy. The successors of St. Peter used Aquinas’s argumentation in their controversies with the Franciscans and their notion of poverty, which they advocated less than a hundred years ahead of the execution of John Hus. The study, in a word by word analysis, compares the arguments of Curandum with the texts of Thomas Aquinas.

Die Besitztümer der Kirche in der antihussitischen Schrift Curandum summopere