This institution was founded by Mathilde de Garlands and Eudes de Sully at a swamp at the head of the Rhodon Valley. A special bull of Pope Honorius III gave this place the special privilege of celebrating the Eucharist, and its "spiritual director" during its height was St. Cyran. A work named for the "Grammar" of this place, partly written by Claude Lancelot, describes Cartesian linguistics and was published with the Art of Thinking, written by
This institution was founded by Mathilde de Garlands and Eudes de Sully at a swamp at the head of the Rhodon Valley. A special bull of Pope Honorius III gave this place the special privilege of celebrating the Eucharist, and its "spiritual director" during its height was St. Cyran. A work named for the "Grammar" of this place, partly written by Claude Lancelot, describes Cartesian linguistics and was published with the Art of Thinking, written by another resident. It was home to the "Petites Ecoles," whose students included Sebastien de Tillemont and Jean Racine. Originally a Cistercian abbey, its ascent began with the appointment of Angelique Arnauld. FTP, name this French convent associated with Blaise Pascal and the development of Jansenism.
This institution was founded by Mathilde de Garlands and Eudes de Sully at a swamp at the head of the Rhodon Valley.
{Port Royal des Champs}