Miguel servetus biography

Michael servetus' death...

"Sed sentio hoc primum, amicitiam non posse esse nisi in bonis.

(...) Qui autem ponnunt summum bonum in virtute illi quidem praeclare; sed haec virtus ipsa et gignit et continet amicitiam; Nec amicitia potest esse ullo pacto sine virtute".

Michael Servetus was a Spanish physician and theologian whose unorthodox teachings led to his condemnation as a heretic by both Protestants and Roman Catholics.

(S.T. Cicerón - Laelius de Amicitia - S.44 a.C)

MICHAEL SERVETUS: THE STORY OF A WANDERING AND SOLITARY SPANIARD

Introduction

The date is the 27th of October 1553.

An uneasy and unshaven man wearing a louse-ridden doublet limped wearily through the streets of Geneva, escorted by a squadron of archers. His look was that of a man who feels uneasy abandoned and alienated.

Michael servetus contribution to medicine

Michael servetus last words

Michael servetus' death

Michael Servetus was a Spanish theologian, physician, cartographer, and Renaissance humanist.

Miguel Servetus was sentenced to death on the stake the next day for having denied the dogma of the Trinity, questioned the eternity of Jesus Christ, and.

The sad procession arrived at Champel Hill. Here the officials carried our character to a wooden stake surrounded by bundles of firewood that was still green and placed upon his head a crown of straw and foliage sprayed with sulphur.

They secured his body to the stake using a steel chain, place