It erected the first printing press in Paris, was hostile to both Jesuits and Jansenists, and its condemnation of Arnauld provoked Pascals Lettres Provinciales.
It erected the first printing press in Paris, was hostile to both Jesuits and Jansenists, and its condemnation of Arnauld provoked Pascals Lettres Provinciales. Richelieu rebuilt it and was buried in its new chapel, but it was suppressed in 1792 and its buildings became the headquarters for the Academie de Paris. Founded in 1257 by the chaplain to Louis IX as a hostel for 16 students, the name applied to the institution as a whole originally referred only to the school of theology. FTP, name this college of the medieval University of Paris.
It erected the first printing press in Paris, was hostile to both Jesuits and Jansenists, and its condemnation of Arnauld provoked Pascals Lettres Provinciales.
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