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The middle of the seventeenth century saw the emergence in Montpellier of a group of citizens interested in the new sciences, in uenced by students of René Descartes (Castelnau 1858). There were informal meetings, where new research was presented. The founders of the Royal Society of Sciences of Montpellier were three astronomers, who acted under the protection of the in uential Giovanni Domenico Cassini (1625-1712) from the Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris. Next to ordinary members, there were some honorary members, chosen from among the top public managers of the region and the city, in order to facilitate the relations with the authorities. By 1793, the strong contributions to sciences made by the academicians over 87 years were not su cient to compensate for its aristocratic way of life and its royal origin: the academy was dissolved by the Convention and its assets – garden, collections, cabinets, library – seized.

Scholars at the Royal Society of Sciences of Montpellier (1706–1793)