University of Paris
The University of Paris, known metonymically as the Sorbonne, was the leading university in Paris, France, active from 1150 to 1970, except for 1793–1806 during the French Revolution.
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Alain Rey
French linguist
Jean-Marc Coicaud
American legal practitioner
Victor Barbeau
Writer
Yann Algan
French economist
Michel Sanouillet
French art historian
Madeleine Barot
French theologian
Walter of Châtillon
French writer
Hugh Primas
Poet
Boris Vazov
Bulgarian Politician
Samuel Hadida
Moroccan-French film producer
Jean Dausset
French immunologist
Andrei Nekrasov
Russian film director
Pei Wenzhong
Chinese paleontologist
Gabriel Bauret
Photographer
François Grosjean
Linguist
Gérard Wertheimer
French businessman
Yves Ternon
French physician
Nurettin Topçu
Turkish writer
Lakhdar Brahimi
Algerian diplomat
Brice Lalonde
Political leader
Sylvia Clark Molloy
Artist
Zahra Kazemi
Canadian-Iranian freelance photographer
Théodore Monod
French naturalist
Vincent Descombes
French philosopher
Hazem Beblawi
Former Prime Minister of Egypt
François Magendie
French physiologist
Petrus Ramus
French logician
Hervé Bazin
French writer
Tawfeeq Al-Suwaidi
Former Prime Minister of Iraq
Tanja Fajon
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia
Alexandru Al. Ioan Cuza
Romanian Politician
Jean Arnault
French diplomat
Pierre-Gilles de Gennes
French physicist
Claude Perrault
French physician
Marjan Mashkour
Eremia Grigorescu
Former Minister of National Defense of Romania
Rodolfo Parada
Chilean musician
Henri Breuil
French priest
Marianne Debouzy
French historian
Pope Innocent III
Former head of the Catholic Church
Bernard Pullman
French chemist
Siamanto
Armenian writer
Meir Rosenne
Israeli lawyer
Chaim Nahum
Jurist
Marc Fumaroli
French historian
Gilberte Brossolette
French journalist
Francisco de Vitoria
Spanish philosopher
