Ancienne église Saint-Symphorien de Reims

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The Saint-Symphorian College is a Roman Catholic church in Reims that is now extinct. In the fourth century, Bishop Bétause built a church dedicated to the Saints. It served as a cathedral until the fifth century, and then became a parish church dedicated to Saint Symphorien.

It also becomes collegiate, probably before the year millet and one of the most powerful of Champagne and even beyond. It was destroyed at the end of the 18th century.