buildings in Poland. In 1518, Rejt was a chairman and key participant at the congress of architects and stonemasons from all of Central Europe in Annaberg, Saxony. Many hints in historical sources are disputable. According to some of them Rejt came to Prague as a military engineer to rebuild the Prague Castle fortification (he may have built the walls of the castles Rabí and Švihov as well). He then became famous for his skills in the art of Late Gothic vaults, in which art he reached one of the peaks in all medieval architecture. Earlier he was considered an inventor of the tent roof of cathedrals (now typical for churches in Kutná Hora and Louny), but it has been discovered from medieval pictures that their use was more common, and Rejt was probably not an exclusive builder of them. His direct pupil was Jacob Haylmann von Schweinfurt, who worked with him in Kutná Hora and Annaberg. Work (with his important participation) Prague Castle Vladislav Hall, the largest medieval vaulted secular room in Europe, completed in 1500Ludvík Wing (Louis Palace), considered to be the first Renaissance building in Bohemia (with examples in Italy), later the place of the Second Defenestration of PragueKnight's Stairway with an original vault arrangement Fortification with the towers of Mihulka and Daliborka (the jail of Bedřich Smetana's opera Dalibor) Plans for completing St. Vitus Cathedral, begun but discontinued Bohemia St. Barbara's Church in Kutná Hora, from 1512 onward on the aisle and vault, supervised by Jacob Haylmann von Schweinfurt and a Hans, after Rejt's death by Master Mikuláš and Jan Vlach, tent roof realized by Master Vaněk; restored in 1884–93 by Josef Mocker and Ludvík Lábler St. Nicholas Church in Louny, from 1519, supervised by Pavel of Pardubice and Filip of Wimpfen, probably Rejt's disciples; restored in 1885–92 by Josef Mocker and 1898–1902 by Kamil Hilbert Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Most, mentions of Jörg of Maulbronn; restored in 1882; moved 841 metres to make room for the expanding lignite mines in 1975 Villa in Stromovka (Bubeneč) Outside Bohemia St. Anne's Church in Annaberg Castle in Ząbkowice Śląskie (Frankenstein), for Münsterberg nobility from 1524 onward Work of more disputable authorship Buildings usually assigned to Johannes Spiess (Hans, Hanuš) Royal Oratory in St. Vitus Cathedral Vladislav bedroom in Old Palace of Prague Castle Parts of St. Peter and Paul's Church in Mělník Palace, chapel