arte moriendi" – to be distinguished from a similar work by Cardinal Capran – cannot be maintained with certainty. The work De praxi curiae Romanae or De squaloribus curiae Romanae from around 1405 is attributed to him, though this has been disputed. Death Matthew died in 1410 in Heidelberg. Notes References Richard Lossen, Staat und Kirche in der Pfalz im Ausgang des Mittelalters (1907), 45 sqq. External links 1335 births 1410 deaths Polish Roman Catholic theologians Medieval German theologians 14th-century Roman Catholic theologians German male non-fiction writers 14th-century German writers 15th-century German writers Charles University alumni Academic staff of Charles University 15th-century Polish philosophers