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A Short History of Freethought Ancient and Modern, Volume 1 of 2

Note 70 — Chapter XII · THE REFORMATION AND FREETHOUGHT

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Ten years after the death of Servetus, Calvin calls him a “dog and wicked scoundrel” (Willis, p. 530; cp. Hist. of Servetus, p. 214, citing Calvin’s Comm. on Acts xx); and in his Commentary on Genesis (i, 3, ed. 1838, p. 9) he says of him: “Latrat hic obscoenus canis.” And Servetus had asked his pardon at the end. ↑

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