Because a large number of (*) youths from this institution congregated there, a neighborhood received the name "Latin Quarter."
This institution was the site of "condemnations" in 1210 and 1277. This institution grew out of nearby Saint GeneviÃ¨ve and Saint Victor. This was the first institution of its kind to divide its members into four "nations" based on their place of origin. A strike at this institution was ended when Gregory VI promulgated the bull Parens scientiarum; during that strike, people affiliated with this institution withdrew from its city from 1229 to 1231. Because a large number of (*) youths from this institution congregated there, a neighborhood received the name "Latin Quarter." After Englishmen were banned from coming to this institution, many of them went to an analogous institution at Oxford. For 10 points, identify this French university that was often known as the Sorbonne.
This institution was the site of "condemnations" in 1210 and 1277.
University  of  Paris  [or  UniversitÃ©  de  Paris