 The "Académie" was short-lived, and probably did not survive after 1573, the year of the death of Charles IX.Another similar group, the "Académie du Palais", which met at the Louvre after 1573 with the backing of the new king, Henri III, seemed to carry on some of the work of the previous group, but its aim seems to have been more to debate philosophical issues than to reform humanity through reviving Ancient Greek and Latin poetry and music.The activities, if any, of the original Académie after this time are poorly-documented