• Waldensianism, dissident Christian movement anticipating Protestantism:
  • Anonymous: The Conversion of Peter Waldo. Robinson translation, 1905. --- MSBP
  • Reinarius Saccho: On the Waldenses. Excerpt from Of the Sects of the Modern Heretics, outlining Waldensian doctrine from an unsympathetic viewpoint. Maitland translation, 1832. --- MSBP
  • Lateran Council III, 1179: Dealt with Albigensianism and Waldensianism, among other matters.
    • Canons: Tanner translation. --- St. Michael's Depot
• Waldo, Peter, southern French Christian dissident, (XII Century):
  • Secondary Sources:
    • Anonymous: The Conversion of Peter Waldo, Robinson translation, 1905. --- MSBP
• William of Ockham, English philosopher and theologian, (XIII/XIV Centuries):
  • Dialogus: Kilcullen-Scott translation, 1995. --- British Academy
• Wulfila, Arian bishop and missionary to the Goths, (IV Century):
  • Secondary Sources:
    • Auxentius of Durostorum: On Wulfila: Wulfila, who translated the Bible into Gothic, was Auxentius' foster-father. This letter includes an Arian creed written by Wulfila. Marchand translation. --- JOD
• Wulfstan II, Archbishop of York, English political philosopher, (X/XI Centuries):
  • Sermon of the Wolf to the English: Jeremiad, consciously modeled on that of St. Gildas the Wise, denouncing the corruption and chaos of English society and making a nationalist appeal against Viking occupation. Old English with modern English translation and extensive scholarly apparatus; a remarkable hypertext by Melissa J. Bernstein. --- Univ. of Rochester
• Wycliffe, John, English dissident theologian and Bible translator, (XIV Century):
  • Reply of John Wycliffe: To his summons by the Pope to come to Rome. Thatcher translation, 1907. --- MSBP
  • Secondary sources:
    • Gregory XI: Bull condemning John Wycliffe: Thatcher translation, 1907. --- MSBP

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