Coimbra
Portugal · Europe
Portuguese mainland university city where many Madeirans studied law or medicine, and where Padre Luís Gonçalves da Câmara taught and was rector of the Jesuit college. It hosted the 1921 academic table-tennis championship, and its dormancy and rainfall data are compared with Funchal's.
1Mentioned in
- Câmara (Father Luís Gonçalves da) — Where he taught and was rector of the Jesuit college.
- Honorific forms of address — Its vice-rectors received senhoria only in 1811.
- Moniz (Jaime Constantino de Freitas) — University city where he studied law.
- França (Alfredo de) — Where he studied law.
- Sport — Venue of the 1921 academic table-tennis championship.
- Branco (Councillor Luís de Freitas) — Where he graduated in law.
- Branco (Dr Fidelio de Freitas) — Where he studied law.
- Oliveira (Dr João Francisco de) — University city where Oliveira took his doctorate in medicine.
- Jesus (Dr Quirino Avelino de) — Where he studied law at the university.
- Drumond de Meneses (Sérvulo) — Its university's law course he intended but failed to enter.
- Phenological observations — Mainland city whose dormancy and rainfall data are compared with Funchal.
- Castelo Branco (Maurício José de) — He attended the lyceum there.
- Ferreira Pestana (Daniel) — University city where José studied and taught mathematics.
- Vieira de Castro (Dr Luís) — University where he graduated in law.
- Veiga Pestana (Second Lieutenant João Paulo da) — University city where he enrolled to study civil engineering.
- Silva (Matias Figueira da) — University city where he studied mathematics, philosophy and law without finishing.
- Silva (Nicolau Francisco Xavier da) — University where he took his doctorate and taught.
- Silva (Silvano Sátiro de) — University where he enrolled in law.
- Gonçalves de Freitas (Luís António) — University city where he graduated in law in 1880.
- São Roque (waters) — The city where the analysis was carried out and the report was signed.
- Veiga (Dr José Manuel da) — Seat of the university where Veiga studied and taught.
- Leiria (Júlio Augusto) — Where he died.
- Figueiredo e Lemos (Dom Luís de) — University city where he graduated in canon and civil law.
- Nogueiras (Viscount of) — Where he studied mathematics.
- Almada (Dr José de) — University where he took his law degree in 1903.
- Almanach Ecclesiasticum — City where the almanac has long been printed.
- Baldy (Dr José Maria) — Place of Baldy's death.
- Câmara (Martim Gonçalves da) — Seat of the university he headed as rector.
- Nascimento (Dom Friar João do) — University city where he took his doctorate in canon law.
- Assunção (Friar Remígio da) — Seat of the Inquisition tribunal where he was deputy.
- Medina e Vasconcelos (Francisco de Paula) — University city where he studied and was imprisoned.
- Moniz (Dr Lourenço José) — District of which he was civil governor.
- Vieira (Councillor Manuel José) — University city where Vieira graduated in law.
- Barreto (Dom Manuel Agostinho) — Site of the university where he graduated in theology in 1858.
- Álvares (Father Manuel) — Alvares was rector of its Jesuit college.
- Atouguia (Viscount of) — University where he studied mathematics.
- Fernandes da Silva (Dr Julião) — Where the author graduated in medicine.
- Teacher Training School — One of three cities whose normal schools survived the 1919 decree.
- Bettencourt (Nicolau Anastácio de) — University city where he studied.
- Jardim (Dr Alberto Figueira) — University where he graduated in law.
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2Chronology
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D. Fr. Gaspar do Casal died in Coimbra.
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D. Manuel Coutinho took his doctorate in theology at Coimbra.
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D. Frei João do Nascimento took a doctorate in canon law at Coimbra.
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Nicolau Francisco Xavier da Silva took his doctorate in canon law at Coimbra.
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Dr Julião Fernandes da Silva completed his medical degree at Coimbra.
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João Francisco de Oliveira received his doctorate in medicine at Coimbra.
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João Francisco de Oliveira was appointed substitute in one of the Coimbra university chairs.
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Francisco de Paula Medina e Vasconcelos enrolled at Coimbra University.
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Francisco de Paula Medina e Vasconcelos was imprisoned at Coimbra and expelled from the university.
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Vice-rectors of Coimbra University were granted the treatment of senhoria for services during the French invasions.
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José Manuel da Veiga enrolled in the faculty of canon law at Coimbra.
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D. Manuel Martins Manso graduated in canon law at Coimbra.
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Caetano Alberto Soares completed his law degree at Coimbra.
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José Ferreira Pestana received his doctorate in mathematics at Coimbra.
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José Manuel da Veiga received his doctorate and joined the teaching staff at Coimbra.
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The future Visconde de Atouguia graduated in mathematics at Coimbra.
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José Ferreira Pestana was appointed professor of mathematics at Coimbra.
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José Vicente Barbosa du Bocage enrolled at the University of Coimbra.
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The Maria da Fonte popular revolt broke out in the Minho, sparking a revolutionary movement in Portugal; Justino António de Freitas joined its provisional government and António Alves da Silva interrupted his Coimbra studies.
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Students held the first meeting to organise the Sociedade Filantrópica Académica in Coimbra.