result. At the instance of Biandrata, David was tried and condemned to prison at the Fortress of Deva on the charge of "innovation", where he died. Having amassed a fortune, Biandrata returned to the communion of Rome. His end is obscure. According to the Jesuit, Jakub Wujek, he was strangled by a nephew (Giorgio, son of Alphonso) at Gyulafehérvár, in May 1588. References Malacarne, Commentario delle Opere e delle Vicende di G. Biandrata (Padova, 1814); Robert Wallace, Anti-trinitarian Biography, vol. ii (1850). 1510s births 1588 deaths Italian Unitarians Antitrinitarians 16th-century Italian physicians People from Saluzzo Eastern Hungarian Kingdom