Castellio, Sebastian
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Castellio, Sebastian (1515–63), classical scholar and Protestant theologian. After adopting Protestantism, he studied under J.
Calvin, who procured for him a post in
Geneva in 1541. Theological differences led to a breach with Calvin and Castellio left Geneva in 1545. He worked as a proofreader in Basle until
c.1553, when he became professor of Greek in the university. In 1551 he published a translation of the Bible in classical Latin. As well as defending the doctrine of free will, it contained a plea for freedom of worship which was unique among 16th-cent. theologians. He was the instigator (and perhaps the author) of a work condemning the burning of M.
Servetus. His doctrine of religious
toleration received its fullest expression in his
Conseil à la France désolée (1562).
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