List of medieval universities
List of medieval universities (founded before 1600), in order of foundation. Note that many of these institutions were schools prior to the university foundation date.
Pre-thirteenth century
* University of Al-Karaouine, Fes, Morocco – Founded in 859.
* Al-Azhar University , Cairo, Egypt – A degree-granting Jam'iah (“university” in Arabic)[1] with individual faculties[4] for a Madrasah and theological seminary, Islamic law and jurisprudence, Arabic grammar, Islamic astronomy, early Islamic philosophy, and logic in Islamic philosophy.
* University of Constantinople, Byzantine Empire – teaching from 9th Century until 14th Century[1]
* University of Bologna, Italy – teaching from 11th Century recognised as University 1088
* University of Paris, France – recognised as University 1150
* University of Oxford, England – teaching from 1096 recognised as University 1167
* University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy – recognised as University 1175
* Bosnian Church University, Visoko, Bosnia – recognised as University 1175 – disbanded 1463
Thirteenth century
* University of Vicenza, Italy – recognised as University 1204
* University of Cambridge, England – teaching from 12th Century, recognised as University 1209
* University of Palencia, Spain – recognised as University 1212
* University of Arezzo, Italy – recognised as University 1215
* University of Salamanca, Spain – recognised as University 1218
* University of Padua, Italy – recognised as University 1222
* University of Naples Federico II, Italy – recognised as University 1224 by Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
* University of Toulouse, France – recognised as University 1229
* University of Siena, Italy – recognised as University 1240
* University of Piacenza, Italy – recognised as University 1248
* University of Valladolid, Spain – recognised as University 1250
* University of Seville, Spain – recognised as University 1254
* Sorbonne, France (at the University of Paris) – recognised as University 1257
* University of Northampton, England – recognised as University 1261 – disbanded 1265
* University of Montpellier, France – recognised as University 1289
* University of Coimbra, Portugal – recognised as University 1290 (in Lisbon)
* University of Macerata, Italy – recognised as University 1290
* University of Lisbon, Portugal – recognised as University 1290
* University of Lleida, Spain – recognised as University 1300
Fourteenth century
* University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy – recognised as University 1303
* University of Avignon, France – recognized as University 1303
* University of Orléans, France – recognised as University 1306
* University of Perugia, Italy – recognised as University 1308
* University of Treviso, Italy – recognised as University 1318
* University of Cahors – recognised as University 1332
* University of Stamford (or the Stamford Schism) – 1333 to 1334
* University of Angers, France – recognised as University 1337
* University of Pisa, Italy – recognised as University 1338
* University of Grenoble, France – recognised as University 1339
* University of Pisa, Italy – recognised as University 1343
* Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic – recognised as University 1348
* University of Florence, Italy – recognised as University 1349
* University of Perpignan – recognised as University 1350
* Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland – recognised as University 1364
* University of Vienna, Austria – recognised as University 1365
* University of Pécs, Hungary – recognised as University 1367
* University of Heidelberg, Germany – recognised as University 1386
* University of Cologne, Germany – recognised as University 1388
* University of Ferrara, Italy – recognised as University 1391 by papal bull
* University of Erfurt, Germany – recognised as University 1392
* University of Zadar, Croatia – recognised as University 1396
* University of Fermo, Italy – recognised as University 1398 by papal bull
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Historijski izvori govore o “mjestu koje se zove Bosna”,pored toga sto se u dokumentima iz tog vremena pominje “zemlja Bosna”. Srednjovjekovno naselje pod tim nazivom historicari su locirali u Visocko polje i njegovo pribrezje i to je najstariji i najuzi sadrzaj pojma Bosna.Ovakvi izvori i tumacenja ostavljaju mogucnost da je u to vrijeme pojam Bosna bio dvoznacan: pod jednim,sirim,se podrazumjevala suverena drzava, a pod uzim zbir lokaliteta (Biskupici,Mile,Mostre i Visoki) koji su zajednicki cinili centar (politicki,duhovni i trgovinski) drzave Bosne.
O postojanju visokog ucilista u Bosni, direktno ili indirektno, govore cetiri historijska izvora koji su ustvari izvjestaji i biljeske protivnika bosanske vjere.Bosanske arhive progutalo je vrijeme, ratovi i pustosenja stranih vojski vjecito zeljnih da podjarme Bosnu. Podataka o ucilistu,bosanskih podataka,nema jer se sadrzaj predavanja drzao u tajnosti s obzirom da se ova nauka (vjere bosanske) izvan granica zemlje nije priznavala, a sljedbenici su kaznjavani.
Postojanje univerziteta u Bosni moze se,dakle,sa sigurnošćscu pratiti od 1175.godine iako postoje naznake da je postojao i prije. Time bi on spadao u jedan od prvih evropskih univerziteta.Bolonjski je osnovan 1088.,univerzitet u Parizu 1200. Itd.
Sta se izucavalo na ovom univerzitetu nije ostalo zabiljezeno u pojedinostima.Na osnovu raspolozivih izvora moze se smatrati da su se predavanja odnosila na podrucje vrlo siroko shvacene teologije: ezegeza, teozofija, kosmogonija, antropozofija, medicina, etika, sakramentologija itd. Predavanja su drzana na latinskom jeziku zbog mnogih inozemnih studenata. To, samo po sebi, govori o nivou pismenosti u srednjevjekovnoj Bosni.
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Na području Moštra se nalazio jedan od najstarijih univerziteta u Evropi, gdje su se izučavale mnoge teme vezane za teologiju kao što su egzegeza, teozofija, kosmogonija, antropozofija, medicina, etika, sakramentologija. Bosanske arhive nisu očuvane ponajviše zahvaljujući protivnicima Bosanske crkve, naročito Vatikanu. O visokom učilištu u Moštru govore četiri historijska spisa potekla upravo od protivnika Bosanske države i crkve. I kuća krstjana bosanske crkve se nalazila u Moštrima, a tu su njeni prvaci obavljali sve javne poslove vezane za crkvu bosansku. U Moštrima se i povremeno nalazio kraljevski dvor odakle su pisane povelje. Tako je 1323. godine ban Stjepan izdao povelju knezu Vukoslavu, a kasnije i kralj Tvrtko I 1381. izdaje povelju Hrvoju Vukčiću.
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