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The 28 pages that link to Council of Constance, each with the reason it gives.

• Council of TrentRelated: Its earlier reform agenda offers a comparison with Trent’s more sustained doctrinal and institutional program.

• University of ParisRelated: Parisian theologians influenced arguments presented at the council about church unity and authority.

• Western SchismBroader topic: Its elections and depositions brought the rival papal claims to an end.

• Fourth Lateran CouncilCompared with: Constance faced a crisis of competing popes absent from Lateran IV’s agenda.

• Jan HusRelated: Hus was summoned there, tried for heresy, and condemned despite assurances of safe conduct.

• ConciliarismBroader topic: Its decree Haec Sancta became the most influential conciliarist statement of the council's authority.

• Christianization of LithuaniaRelated: Lithuanian representatives challenged the Teutonic Order’s claims that Lithuania remained pagan.

• Council of FlorenceRelated: Its legacy of conciliar authority framed later disputes between councils and the papacy.

• JogailaRelated: Polish and Lithuanian diplomacy under Jogaila challenged the Order’s claims at the council.

• Council of BaselNarrower topic: Its decree Haec sancta supplied a precedent for Basel’s claims about council supremacy.

• Papal monarchyBroader topic: Its resolution of the schism strengthened the case for councils over papal monarchy.

• Vytautas the GreatRelated: Vytautas’s representatives advanced Samogitia’s Christianization and the Lithuanian ruler’s standing at the council.

• Lithuanian CrusadeRelated: Polish-Lithuanian arguments there challenged the order’s claims to crusading authority.

• Hussite WarsRelated: The council condemned and executed Jan Hus despite his safe-conduct.

• Pope Martin VBroader topic: Its conclave elected Martin V as the council worked to restore a single papacy.

• John WycliffeRelated: The council condemned Wycliffe posthumously and ordered his remains exhumed and burned.

• Sigismund, Holy Roman EmperorRelated: Sigismund’s safe-conduct and role at the council shaped the crisis surrounding Jan Hus.

• Władysław II JagiełłoRelated: Polish envoys used the council to challenge the Order’s portrayal of Lithuania.

• Guillaume DufayRelated: Dufay’s early service in the council’s musical environment helped launch his career.

• Pope Urban VIBroader topic: Its settlement closed the conflict that began with Urban’s election.

• AntipopeBroader topic: Its settlement shows how councils could resolve competing claims to the papacy.

• Jan ŽižkaRelated: The council’s condemnation of Hus helped precipitate the upheaval that shaped Žižka’s career.

• LollardyRelated: Its condemnation reinforced the official rejection of the ideas underlying Lollardy.

• Clement VIIBroader topic: It ultimately ended the divided papal succession that began with Clement’s election.

• Guillaume Du FayRelated: Du Fay’s early service in the papal chapel followed the council’s period of upheaval.

• John XXIIIBroader topic: It summoned Cossa, tried him, and deposed him in 1415.

• Pope John XXIIIRelated: It deposed Baldassarre Cossa and helped resolve the earlier name’s disputed papal claim.

• Crisis of the Late Middle AgesBroader topic: Its settlement shows an institutional response to divided ecclesiastical authority.