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Spangenberg Everhard S pangenberg Everhard was a Preacher in the Reformed Church at Antwerp. He was born about the year 1550, and had doubts respecting the Trinity while yet a youth. At first he embraced and defended Arianism ; but he afterwards joined...
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Sommer John S ommer John , of Pirna, a fortified town of Upper Saxony, is represented by Bock as a man holding peculiar opinions ; and as never having been approved of, in all respects, either by the followers of Socin , or Socin himself. He is said to...
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Sohner Ernest S ohner Ernest , was born at Nuremberg, in Franconia, in the year 1572. His father, Mark Sohner, was a merchant, a respectable citizen, and a man of no ordinary merit, on which account he was invested, by Maximilian II., with the privileges...
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Socin (Sozini ou Sozinni) Lelio ; (1525-1562) S ocin Lelio (Socinus Laelius ; Ital. Sozini or Sozzini,) whom Moreri calls "the Patriarch of Socinianism," was born at Sienna, in Tuscany, A.D. 1525 ; and educated under the eye of his father, Marianus socin...
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Socin Faust S ocin Faust (Ital. Sozini or Sozzini,) was descended, in a direct line, from the eminent Lawyer, Marianus Socin ; and was related to many persons of illustrious rank, and distinguished learning. His father was Alexander Socin, also an eminent...
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Socin Darius S ocin Darius, (Socinus ; Ital. Sozini or Sozzini,) was one of those, who escaped the vigilance of the inquisitors, when the society at Vicence was broken up, in 1546. He resided for some years in different parts of Switzerland; but not finding...
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Socin Cornelius S ocin Cornelius , (Socinus ; Italien Sozini ou Sozzini,) as we learn from Przipcovius , lived at Sienna, with his brother Camillus , and his nephew Faustus . After that city had fallen under the dominion of the Grand Duke of Tuscany,...
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Socin Celse S ocin Celse, (Socinus Celsus ; italien Sozini ou Sozzini,) another brother of Laelius , settled first at Sienna, as Professor Extraordinary of Civil Law ; and afterwards removed to Bologna, where, through his father's interest, he enjoyed...
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Socin Camille S ocin Camille , (Socunus Camilius ; italien, Sozini ou Sozzini,) was a brother of Laelius Socinus . Having embraced the principles of the Reformation, and carried his views much further than some of the leading reformers of the day, he...
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Smith John S mith John , of the parish of St. Augustin, London, was by trade a clockmaker, and occasionally employed himself in the construction of philosophical instruments. Little is known of his personal history, several of the most probable sources...
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