Bologna, Reale Collegio di Spagna 227, fol. 25r

Bernardus Compostellanus Junior, Commentary on Book I of the Decretales Gregorii noni 

The Real Colegio de España was established in 1364 by the papal legate Gil Álvarez Carrillo de Albornoz (1310-1367) to house Spanish students who came to Bologna to study law, theology, and medicine.  The  Colegio still maintains itself on the endowment established by the Cardinal and today houses around 15 Spanish students who study at Bologna in all academic areas.  They are known today, as they were in the past, as  "los bolonios."

I codici del collegio di Spagna di Bologna. Edd. Domenico Maffei, Ennio Cortese, Antonio García y García, Celestino Piana, Guido Rossi, et al. Orbis academicus: Saggi e documenti di storia delle università, 5; Milano: Giuffrè Editore, 1992, 1092 pp.