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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 May 2024
French Empire.
Diploma of Bachelor of Arts.
In the Name of the Emperor.
The Minister Secretary of State for the Department of Public Education and Religious Affairs,
In view of the certificate of aptitude for the degree of Bachelor of Arts granted on August 12, 1852, by the Professors of the Faculty of Letters of Lyon, Academy of Lyon, to Sieur Widor, Charles-Marie-Jean-Albert, born in Lyon, Department of the Rhône on February 21, 1844.
In view of the approval given to this certificate by the Rector of the said Academy,
Ratifying the above-mentioned certificate,
Hereby grants to the aforementioned Sieur Widor the Diploma of Bachelor of Arts, to enjoy the rights and privileges attached to it by laws, decrees, and regulations.
Done in Paris under the seal of the Ministry of Public Education and Religious Affairs, February 15, 1863.
Signed: The Minister Secretary of State for the Department of Public Education and Religious Affairs
The Secretary General
For certified copy: The Head of the Division of Higher Education
Issued by the Rector of the Academy of Lyon on November 13, 1863
Signature of the Grantee
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