- Singig and Spoken Word, Latin and Vernacular Language in Medieval Easter Plays from Central Europe2010 | Faculty of Arts
- The Importance of Perspective : Piesničky (1529) as an Unsuccesful Solitaire and a Remarkable Part of central European Efforts to Reform Christian Hymnography2021 | Faculty of Arts
- References to Czech history in the Robert Bellarmine's treatise on vernacular translations of Scripture2017 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- The Body, Senses and Emotions in Medieval Literature (From Proglas to the Vita Caroli)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretation of Dreams2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Review of publication „Two ancient-czech utraquist works of Jacob of Mies“2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Poetical Works2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Two forms of Baroque translation2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Comenius' Education Legacy2022 | Faculty of Education
- Maximilianus Wietrowsky : "Translation" as a form of historiographic work2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Translations of Historical Writings Composed and Read in the Czech Lands up to the Hussite Revolution and Their Audience2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Multilingualism and Late Medieval Manuscript Culture2015 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Vernacular Tantrism? An Analysis of the Bengali Tantric Text 'The Garland of Bones'2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Singing the Bible in Hymns by the Czechs : the Czech Perikopenlieder from the Late Fifteenth Century to the Early Eighteenth Century in a Trans-Cultural and Multi-Confessional Perspective2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Late Medieval Personal Miscellanies: The Case of Mattheus Beran (d. 1461), Augustinian Canon of Roudnice nad Labem2018 | Faculty of Arts
- We, who mystically represent the cherubim : Different approaches to translating liturgical texts and music into the vernacular2023 | Faculty of Arts