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The Manuscript That Made You Europe's Most Wanted Man

The Manuscript That Made You Europe's Most Wanted Man

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A 14th-century physician pens a controversial political manuscript condemned as heresy. What would you risk for an idea?

The Manuscript That Made You Europe's Most Wanted Man

This episode explores the story of Marsilius of Padua, a physician and scholar whose manuscript challenged the established religious and political order of 14th-century Europe. It delves into the intellectual courage required to publish ideas that could cost you everything.

Person: Marsilio Mainardini (Marsilius of Padua)
Date: 1324
Location: Padua, Paris, Avignon, Bavaria
Topic: Political philosophy, heresy, papal authority
Status: Manuscript declared heresy

- Marsilius of Padua, a physician and Rector of the University of Paris, wrote a manuscript in 1324.
- His work, titled "Dictiones," systematically argued that sovereignty resides in the people, not the pope.
- The manuscript claimed the papacy is a human institution and that secular rulers can remove corrupt leaders, including a pope.
- Pope John XXII, based in Avignon, declared Marsilius's doctrines heretical in 1327.
- Marsilius fled France and found refuge at the court of Louis of Bavaria, who was in open conflict with the papacy.

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