Collegium Nobilium (Jesuit), Warsaw

The Collegium Nobilium was a Jesuit foundation in Warsaw between 1752 and 1777. It was intended to provide an élite education for the sons of Magnates of Poland and Lithuania, and other leading Szlachta families, likely to run the country or represent it abroad. It is sometimes confused with another longer established educational institution with the same name, run by the Piarists order in the capital.

This article is about a Jesuit college established in 1752 in Warsaw, Poland. For the college established in 1740 in Warsaw, see Collegium Nobilium (Warsaw).

Jesuit Collegium Nobilium in Warsaw
Jezuickie Collegium Nobilium
Bellotto's 1770 New Town Market Sq. Warsaw with the Collegium Nobilium at right
Other name
Collegium Nobilium
TypeRoman Catholic college for boys of the nobility
Active1752 (1752)–1777
FoundersMaciej Grabowski, Jan Ciecierski SJ
Religious affiliation
Roman Catholic (Jesuit)
Address
Collegium Nobilium, Market Square, Warsaw New Town, Poland
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Warsaw
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Lithuanian-Polish commonwealth
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