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Also Known As Fausto Paolo Sozini • Fausto Paolo Sozzini • Fausto Paolo Socini
Born December 5, 1539 • Siena • Italy
Died March 3, 1604 (aged 64) • Poland
Founder Socinians
Subjects Of Study Christology • Socinians • Trinity • Unitarianism

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