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Abstract. The article reveals the role and significance of Oxford University in spreading John Wyclif’s teaching, whose views were the basis of the Reformation movement in Europe, led the "revolution" in the European religious philosophy, and were represented in the teachings of Martin Luther and John Calvin. The author pays particular attention to the analysis of the bull series of Pope Gregory XI and the constitution of Arundel.
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Key words and phrases: Джон Виклиф, Оксфорд, ересь, булла, собор теологов, католическое вероучение, Сэдбери, Куртнэ, Эдуард III, Вильям Бертон, Григорий XI, конституция Арундела, John Wyclif, Oxford, heresy, bull, assembly of theologians, Catholic dogma, Sudbury, Courtenay, Edw
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