The French Region
Learned institutions in the French Region where natural law was (or may have been) taught. The institutions, mainly universities, are listed alphabetically and with foundation year and year of closure - if closed - in brackets.
Learned Institutions in the French Region
University of Aix-en-Provence (1409 - )
University of Angers (ca. 1250 -1793)
University of Avignon (1303 - 1793)
University of Besancon (1691 - 1793)
University of Bordeaux (1441 - 1793)
University of Bourges (1464 - 1793)
University of Caen (1432 - 1793)
University of Cahors (1332 - 1751)
University of Corte (1765 - 1768)
University of Die (1601/04 - 1684)
University of Dijon (1722 - 1792)
University of Dole (1422 - 1691)
University of Douai (1559/60 - 1793)
University of Molsheim (1617 /18 - 1701)
University of Montauban (1598 - 1685)
University of Montbeliard (1671 - )
University of Montpellier (12?? - 1793)
University of Nancy (1768 - 1793)
University of Nantes (1460 - 1793)
University of Nice (1559 - 1793)
University of Nímes (1539 - )
University of Orange (1365 - 1793)
University of Orléans (ca. 1235 - 1793)
University of Paris (12?? - )
University of Pau (1722 - 1793)
University of Perpignan (1350 - 1793)
University of Poitiers (1431 - 1793)
University of Pont-á-Mousson (1572 - 1768)
University of Reims (1548 - 1793)
University of Rennes (1735 - 1793)
University of Saumur (1596/1604 - 1685)
University of Sedan (1599/1602 - 1681)
University of Strasbourg (1621 - 1793)
University of Toulouse (1229 - 1793)
University of Tournon (1548 - )
University of Valence (1452 - )