List of University of Bologna people

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Clergy and Biblical scholars

Presidents, prime ministers, and other heads of national government

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Senators, Representatives, and other politicians

Lawyers and judges

Businessman & Economist

Nobel Prize winners

Astronauts and Astronomer

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Physicians

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Philosopher

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