Collegio Clementino in Rome

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Collegio Clementino in Rome was an elite Jesuit-run college that educated many prominent figures of the Catholic Church and European nobility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jesuit college
educational institution
associatedWith Roman Curia NERFINISHED
papal court
confessionalOrientation Counter-Reformation Catholicism
continent Europe
country Italy
curriculumIncludes classical studies
humanities
philosophy
rhetoric
theology
dissolved 1773
18th century
educationalLevel pre-university education
secondary education
foundedBy Pope Clement VIII NERFINISHED
governedBy rector from the Society of Jesus
hasAdmissionPolicy selective
hasHeritage Catholic educational tradition
hasRole training diplomats of Catholic states
training future bishops
training future cardinals
historicalEra Early Modern period
inception 1595
late 16th century
languageOfInstruction Italian
Latin
locatedIn Papal States NERFINISHED
Piazza di San Clemente, Rome NERFINISHED
Rome
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
namedAfter Pope Clement VIII NERFINISHED
notableFor education of European nobles
elite education of Catholic Church leaders
operatedBy Society of Jesus NERFINISHED
partOf Jesuit educational network
reasonForDissolution suppression of the Society of Jesus
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
religiousOrder Jesuits NERFINISHED
studentBody European nobility
future high-ranking clergy
sons of Catholic aristocracy
targetedSocialClass nobility
upper class

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Pope Benedict XIV education Collegio Clementino in Rome
Father Giuseppe Bressani educatedAt Collegio Clementino in Rome
subject surface form: Giuseppe Bressani
this entity surface form: Roman College
Cardinal Alessandro Albani educatedAt Collegio Clementino in Rome
subject surface form: Alessandro Albani
this entity surface form: Collegio Clementino