List of Lycée Louis-le-Grand people

This page lists members of Lycée Louis-le-Grand, under the institution's successive identities including as Collège de Clermont from 1563 to 1682. It includes alumni, faculty, and administrators. Where available, it indicates the period when the individual was active at Louis-le-Grand. In each section, individuals are listed by chronological order of birthdate, which largely correlates with chronological order of presence at Louis-le-Grand.

Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris

The list does not include individuals who studied or taught in other educational institutions that later merged into Louis-le-Grand or into whose former premises Louis-le-Grand expanded. Such cases include names that are occasionally but questionably referred to as Louis-le-Grand alumni, e.g. Cyrano de Bergerac, Racine, Boileau, Charles Perrault and Rousseau at the Collège de Beauvais, or Turgot and Lafayette at the Collège du Plessis [fr].

Alumni

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Writers, philosophers and social scientists

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Writers and poets
Philosophers
Linguists, historians, anthropologists, sociologists, economists

Artists

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Playwrights, actors and filmmakers
Visual artists
Composers

Scientists

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Statesmen and politicians

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French heads of state and/or government
Heads of state and/or government in other countries
Other prominent politicians and public servants

Business leaders

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Religious figures

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Military leaders and resistance fighters

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Other notable alumni

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Faculty

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Administrators

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Jesuit rectors

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This list is mainly based on the monography published in 1845 by Gustave Émond.[4]: 281–289 

  • Ponce Cogordan (c.1563-1564)
  • Edmund Hay (c.1564-1575)
  • Pierre-Claude Mathieu (c.1575-1579)
  • Odon Pigenat (c.1580-1581)
  • Jean Sangenot (c.1582-1583)
  • Alexandre Georges (c.1584-1593)
  • Pierre Barny (1606)
  • François Thyal (1607)
  • Jean-Baptiste de Machault (c.1608-1613)
  • Charles de la Tour (c.1613-1617)
  • Jacques Sirmond (c.1617-1621)
  • Jean Filleau (c.1622-1625 and 1630)
  • Ignace Armand (c.1626-1629)
  • Étienne Binet (c.1631-1633)
  • Louis Malrat (c.1634)
  • Jacques Dinet (c.1635-1638)
  • Julien Hayneufve [fr] (c.1639-1646)
  • Étienne Noël (c.1646-1649)
  • Charles Lallemant (c.1649-1650 and 1660–1662)
  • Jean-Baptiste Ragon (c.1651-1654)
  • Philippe Shahu (c.1655-1657)
  • Claude Boucher (c.1658-1659)
  • Étienne Agard de Champs (c.1663-1667, 1682–1683, and 1687–1690)
  • Jean de Turmenie (c.1668-1670)
  • Pierre de Verthamon (c.1671-1673)
  • Jean Pinette (c.1674-1677)
  • Jacques Pallu (1678–1681)
  • Jacques le Picart (c.1683-1686 and 1702–1704)
  • Guillaume Ayrault (or Hurault) (c.1690-1693)
  • Pierre Pommereau (c.1694-1697)
  • Julien Baudran (c.1698-1699)
  • Isaac Martineau (c.1700-1701)
  • Michel Le Tellier [fr] (ca. 1705)
  • Henri-Charles Forcet (c.1706-1708)
  • Charles Dauchez (c.1709-1711)
  • Louis-François Clavyer (c.1712-1714)
  • Louis Labbe (c.1715-1717)
  • Honoré Gaillard (c.1718-1720)
  • Jacques-Philippe Lallemant (c.1720)
  • François de Richebourg (c.1721-1723)
  • François de Canappeville (c.1724-1726)
  • Jean-Baptiste Bellingan (c.1727-1730)
  • Jacques de Guenonville (c.1731-1733)
  • Jean Lavant or Lavaux (c.1734-1737)
  • Etienne Frogerais (c.1738-1740)
  • Martin de Fontenelle (c.1741-1743)
  • Joachim de la Grandville (c.1744-1748)
  • Louis Le Gallic (c.1749-1751)
  • Mathurin Germain Le Forestier (1752–1754)
  • François de Saint-Jean (c.1754-1755)
  • Mathieu-Jean-Joseph Allanic (c.1756-1759)
  • Etienne de la Croix (c.1760)
  • Henri Frelaut (c.1761-1762)

Principals

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  • Abbé Gardin du Mesnil (1764–1770)
  • Abbé Poignard (1770–1778)
  • Denis Bérardier (1778–1788)
  • Jean-Louis Romet (1788–1791)
  • Jean-François Champagne (1791–1808)

Provisors

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  • Jean-François Champagne (1808–1810)
  • Louis-Joseph de Sermand (1810–1815)
  • Louis Gabriel Taillefer (1815–1819).[5]
  • François Christophe Malleval (1819–1823)[6]
  • Nicolas Bertot or Berthot (1823–1824)
  • Pierre-Laurent Laborie (1824–1830)
  • Jules Amable Pierrot-Deseilligny (1830–1845)[7]
  • Jacques Rinn [fr] (1845–1853)
  • Bernard Forneron (1853–1856)[8]
  • Jean-Baptiste Antoine Jullien (1856–1864)[5]
  • Frédéric Jules Edmond Didier (1864–1868)
  • Julien Girard (1868–1878)[9]
  • Charles Gidel [fr] (1878–1892)
  • Désiré Blanchet [fr] (1892–1895)
  • Alexandre Gazeau [fr] (1895–1909)
  • Georges Ferté (1909–1929)
  • Émile Abry (1929–1931)
  • Émile Berrod (1931–1938)
  • Lucien Chattelun (1938–1941)
  • Camille Gibelin (1941–1955)
  • Mr Boyé (1942–1944, acting)
  • Raymond Schiltz (1955–1968)
  • Albert Praud (1968–1969)
  • Paul Deheuvels (1969–1991)
  • Yves de Saint-Do (1991–1997)
  • Joël Vallat (1997–2012)[10]
  • Michel Bouchaud (2012–2015)[11]
  • Jean Bastianelli (2015–2020)[12]
  • Joël Bianco (since 2020)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Raymond Krakovitch (2013). "Mendès France Pierre, Isaac, Isidore". Le Maitron.
  2. ^ Étienne Faisant (2020), "Les hôtels des princes de Conti à Paris (1660-1751)", Livraisons d'Histoire de l'Architecture, 40 (40): 11–22, doi:10.4000/lha.1252
  3. ^ Annie Brierre (1986), Le Duc de Choiseul : La France sous Louis XV (PDF), Paris: Albatros, p. 15
  4. ^ Gustave Émond (1845). Histoire du College de Louis-le-Grand: ancien college des Jésuites a Paris, depuis sa fondation jusqu'en 1830. Paris: Durant & Loisel.
  5. ^ a b Isabelle Havelange; Françoise Huguet; Bernadette Lebedeff-Choppin (1986). "TAILLEFER Louis Gabriel". Les inspecteurs généraux de l'Instruction publique. Dictionnaire biographique 1802-1914. Paris: Institut national de recherche pédagogique. pp. 619–620.
  6. ^ "François Christophe Malleval". Pages.textesrares.com. 12 May 2020.
  7. ^ "Jules Amable Pierrot-Deseilligny". Pages.textesrares.com. 12 May 2020.
  8. ^ "Bernard Forneron". Pages.textesrares.com. November 2017.
  9. ^ "Le professeur Roubaud (1877-1951) à Louis-le-Grand, la khâgne des années folles (II)". devirisillustribusblog. 6 May 2018.
  10. ^ Olivier Rollot (26 January 2011). "Entrer en prépa : un entretien avec Joël Vallat, proviseur du lycée Louis-le-Grand, à Paris". orientation.blog.lemonde.fr.
  11. ^ Fabrice Acquilina (7 February 2016). "Michel Bouchaud, ancien proviseur du lycée Louis-le-Grand (2012-2015) : « Nous allons former les élites de la région". lexpress.mu.
  12. ^ Céline Carez (26 May 2016). "Paris : dans le secret de l'entrée à Henri-IV et Louis-le-Grand". leparisien.fr.