Former prizes awarded by the Académie française
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This list of Former prizes awarded by the Académie française includes the Prix de l'Académie française which no longer exists (as of 2016).
List of former prizes awarded by the Académie française
History
Prix Albéric Rocheron
Prix Antoine Girard
Prix Augustin Thierry
Prix Broquette-Gonin (history), created in 1950, last awarded in 1973.
Prix Charles Blanc
Prix Eugène Piccard
Prix Feydeau de Brou
Prix Georges Goyau
Prix Hercule Catenacci
Prix Jean Walter
Prix Marie-Eugène Simon-Henri-Marin
Prix Pierre Gentil
Prix René Petiet
Prix Thérouanne nominating laureates, every year from 1869 to 1989.
Prix Toutain
Prix Yvan Loiseau
Prix d'Histoire
Prix du Baron de Courcel
Prix du Général Muteau
Literature
Prix André Barré, biennial, created in 1954, last awarded in 1984
Prix Alice-Louis Barthou, annual, created in 1936, last awarded in 1988
Prix Louis Barthou, annual, created in 1936, last awarded in 1993
Prix Max Barthou, annual, created in 1936, last awarded in 1988
Prix Bordin, annual, created in 1935, last awarded in 1988
Prix Botta, quadriennial, created in 1875, last awarded in 1985
Prix Boudenoot, quinquennial, created in 1924, last awarded in 1985
Prix Brieux, biennial, created in 1926, last awarded in 1989
Prix Broquette-Gonin (literature), created in 1918, last awarded in 1989
Prix Calmann-Levy, triennial, 1892, last awarded in 1987
Prix Pol Comiant, triennial, created in 1956, last awarded in 1989
Prix Dumas-Millier, annual, created in 1955, last awarded in 1988
Prix Georges Dupau, annual, created in 1938, last awarded in 1989
Prix Durchon-Louvet, annual, created in 1934, last awarded in 1988
Prix Estrade-Delcros, quinquennial, created in 1896, last awarded in 1986
Prix Jules Favre, biennial, created in 1886, last awarded in 1989
Prix Paul Flat, annual, created in 1919, last awarded in 1989
Prix Marcelin Guérin, annual, created in 1872, last awarded in 1976
Prix André Jullien du Breuil, quinquennial, created in 1948, last awarded in 1986
Prix Gustave Le Métais-Larivière, annual, created in 1947, last awarded in 1985
Prix Maillé-Latour-Landry, biennial, created in 1839, last awarded in 1984
Prix M. et Mme Louis Marin, triennial, created in 1976, last awarded in 1993.
Prix Narcisse Michaut, biennial, created in 1892, last awarded in 1989
Prix Alfred Née, annual, created in 1893, last awarded in 1988
Prix Pouchard, annual, created in 1941, last awarded in 1983
Prix Jean Reynaud, quinquennial, created in 1879, last awarded in 1979
Prix Roberge, annual, created in 1919, last awarded in 1989
Prix Saintour, annual, created in 1889, last awarded in 1989
Prix Anaïs Ségalas, annual, created in 1917, last awarded in 1989
Prix Sobrier-Arnould, annual, created in 1891, last awarded in 1984
Prix Lucien Tisserant, annual, created in 1937, last awarded in 1989
Prix Maurice Trubert, biennial, created in 1921, last awarded in 1982
Prix Claire Virenque, annual, created in 1961, last awarded in 1987
Prix Vitet, annual, created in 1873, last awarded in 1989
Prix J.-J. Weiss, biennial, created in 1910, last awarded in 1988
Prix Valentine de Wolmar, annual, created in 1960, last awarded in 1989
Philosophy
Prix Auguste Furtado
Prix Broquette-Gonin (philosophy), created in 1917, last awarded in 1963.
Prix Constant Dauguet
Prix Dodo
Prix Fabien
Prix Halphen
Prix Henri Dumarest
Prix Hélène Porgès
Prix Juteau-Duvigneaux
Prix Lafontaine
Prix Louis-Paul Miller
Prix Maujean
Prix Nicolas Missarel
Prix Paul Teissonière
Prix Véga et Lods de Wegmann
Prix de Joest
Prix de Jouy
Prix du Dr Binet-Sangle
Literature and philosophy
Prix Lambert, established 1853, last awarded 1963
Poetry
Prix Anthony Valabrègue
Prix Archon-Despérouses
Prix Auguste Capdeville
Prix Balleroy
Prix Broquette-Gonin (poetry), created in 1960, last awarded in 1979.
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