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Sorbonne
Prestigious colleges in France
The College de la Sorbonne is the seminary of the University of Paris, France. It was founded in 1253 in Paris by the theologian Robert de Sorbon (1201-1274). It soon became the nucleus of the University of Paris, which Sorbonne himself had held since 1258
University of Paris
Headmaster. So the word "Sorbonne" became a proxy for the entire University of Paris.
In 1971 the University of Paris was divided into 13 universities and became
University of Paris IV
(Universite Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)), mainly inheriting the humanities and harmony of the original university
Social science
Parts.
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- Chinese name
- Sorbonne
- Foreign name
- Collège de la Sorbonne
- Founding time
- The year 1253
Historical evolution
It was granted in 1231 by a Papal decree (Bulle pontificale 'Parens Scientiarum')
collegiate
privilege
In 1253, Robert de Sorbon founded a university, which became the Sorbonne in 1257
In 1261, the name "University of Paris" was officially adopted. However, the history of the University of Paris can be traced back to 1150-1160, and the University of Oxford was founded by teachers and students who returned to England from the University of Paris in 1167.
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In 1469, the first printing house in France was set up in the Sorbonne
In 1631, the cornerstone of the Sorbonne Church was laid
In May 1968,
May storm
The incident led to the disintegration of the University of Paris
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, become when split
University of Paris IV
(Universite Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV)).
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