Notable Students and Faculty
- Nicholas Fitzherbert
- François d'Aguilon
- Nicolas Trigault
- Franciscus Sylvius
- Peter Wadding
- Grégoire de Saint-Vincent
- Honoré Tournély
- Charles Carroll the Settler
- Edward Hawarden
- John Bowles
- Philippe-Antoine Merlin de Douai
- William Allen
- John Payne
- Robert Southwell
- Cuthbert Mayne
- Nicholas Fitzherbert
- Giles Hussey
- William Bawden
- George Blackwell
- Thomas Dempster
- Richard Challoner
- Amé Bourdon
- Cornelis de Jode
- Charles Townley
- Georges Palante
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