Michael Servetus

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Protestant Reformation figure Spanish person human humanist physician theologian

Michael Servetus was a 16th-century Spanish theologian, physician, and humanist whose anti-Trinitarian views led to his condemnation for heresy and execution in Calvinist Geneva.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Protestant Reformation figure → Spanish person → human → humanist → physician → theologian →
alsoKnownAs	Michel Servet → Michel de Villeneuve → Miguel Servet → Miguel Serveto y Conesa →
birthDate	1511 →
birthName	Miguel Serveto →
birthPlace	Aragon → Crown of Aragon → Spain → Villanueva de Sigena →
citizenship	Crown of Aragon → Spain →
convictedBy	Calvinist authorities in Geneva →
convictedOf	heresy →
deathCause	execution by burning at the stake →
deathDate	1553-10-27 →
deathPlace	Geneva → Republic of Geneva →
educatedAt	University of Paris → University of Toulouse →
fieldOfWork	Renaissance humanism → biblical scholarship → medicine → theology →
influenced	Unitarianism → anti-Trinitarian movements →
knownFor	denial of the Trinity → execution for heresy in Geneva →
languageOfWorkOrName	Latin → Spanish →
mannerOfDeath	execution →
movement	Radical Reformation →
notableIdea	anti-Trinitarianism → critique of Nicene Trinitarian doctrine → early description of pulmonary circulation of the blood →
notableWork	Christianismi Restitutio → De Trinitatis Erroribus → Dialogorum de Trinitate →
occupation	humanist → physician → theologian → writer →
opposedBy	John Calvin →
placeOfBurial	Geneva (site unknown) →
religiousBelief	Christianity →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Michael Servetus ("Miguel Servet") → Michael Servetus ("Miguel Serveto y Conesa") → Michael Servetus ("Michel Servet") →	alsoKnownAs
Michael Servetus ("Miguel Serveto") →	birthName
John Calvin →	conflictWith