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 Servetus' Online is a section of the Michael Servetus Institute's website. The purpose of this section is to provide easy and equitable access to online materials related to Michael Servetus and his time. It includes information and databases hosted by third parties which are not linked to the Institute, and therefore, the Institute does not guarantee the content and accuracy of the information contained therein nor it necessarily endorses any opinion or statement set forth in those e-resources. If you are looking for help with finding resources and information on Servetus, you may want to contact us to: mail@miguelservet.org. BOOKSAstrología y Hermetismo en Miguel ServetDr. Francisco Tomás Verdú Vicente, 2004 Letters of John CalvinCalvin, Jean, 1509-1564, Bonnet Jules, 1820-1892 Estudios sobre Miguel Servet IIIIES Miguel Servet, Varios Autores, 2008 Estudios sobre Miguel Servet IIIES Miguel Servet, Varios Autores, 2007 Historia de los Heterodoxos Españoles [Link 1] Historia de los Heterodoxos Españoles [Link 2] Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo, Madrid, 1880 Did Calvin Murder Servetus? 486 págs, by Standford Rives Our Unitarian Heritage (Historia del Unitarismo) by Earl Morse Wilbur, 1925 A History of the Discovery of the Circulation of the Blood by Pierre Flourens, 1859, 198 págs. The Life of John Calvin by Thomas Henry Dier, 1850, 858 págs. The life and Times of John Calvin, The Great Reformer by Henry Stebbing Paul Henry, 1849 The Life of Michael Servetus The Spanish Physician, by William Hamilton Drummond, 1848, 198 págs. Calvin and Servetus, the Reformer’s Share in the Trial of Michael Servetus by Albert Rilliet, 1846, 245 págs. Institutes of Ecclesiastical History Ancient and Modern, by Johan Lorenz von Mosheim, James Murdock, 1841 An apology for Dr. Michael Servetus Including an Account of his life, by Richard Wright, 1806, 458 págs. The Life of Servetus by Jacques Georges de Chauffepié - 1771 El ilustre Aragonés Miguel Servet Juan-Manuel Palacios Sánchez 1956 |
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