The Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, also known as the Universidad Complutense, was founded in 1508. It was transferred to Madrid in 1836 <and renamed?: Universidad de Madrid>. The name was changed in 1971 (?) to Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Works by these bodies are found under the name used at the time of publication.
ArqueoWeb, journal home page, July 30, 2003 (Servicio de Publicaciones de la UCM) instructions to publication screen (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
Confidence building and partnership in the western Mediterranean, 1994 t.p. verso (Complutense University)
Encyc, brit. macro., 1982 v. 6, p. 473 (Madrid, Universidad de; in full: Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Eng.: University of Madrid; coed. state inst.; est. 1836 with trans. from Alcalá to capital; Medical College of San Carlos [no publs. in LC data base] and Royal Institute of S. Isidro [no publs. in LC data base] merged with it)
Jornadas Fuerzas Armadas-Universidad (2nd : 1983 : Madrid, Spain). Segundas Jornadas Fuerzas Armadas-Universidad, Madrid, mayo de 1983, 1984? cover (Universidad Complutense; Universitas Complutensis, Universidad de Madrid [seal])
LC man. auth. card, 10-09-91 (hdg.: Madrid. Universidad; heading covers earlier name: Universidad Central de España; Universidad de Alcalá de Henares (Universidad Complutense) f. 1508; transferred to Madrid 1836 as Universidad Central; changed possibly in 1971 to Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
Métamorphoses du roman français, 2010 p. [vii] (Université Complutense de Madrid)
NUC-pre 56 v. 354, p. 476, etc. (hdg.: Madrid. Universidad; usage: Universidad Central [an earlier name], Universidad de Madrid, Universidad Central de España [an earlier name], Universidad de España)
Pérez de Tudela y Velasco, J. Identidad, forma y diferencia ... 1981 t.p. (Universidad Complutense)
Revista de la Escuela de Medicina Legal, e-serial home page (Universidad Complutense Madrid)
Wrld. of learn., 1986 p. 1123 (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Ciudad Universitaria 28040, Madrid; est. 1508 with original campus at Alcalá de Linares [i.e. Henares]; publishes Resúmes de Revistas Médicas, Bol. de la Bibliot. Univer., Rev. de la Univ. Compl.)
Valle López, A. del. La Universidad Central y su distrito en el ... 1990: v. 1, p. 447 (Universidad Central newly created in Madrid 10-29-1836 at first bringing in the faculties of theology and law from Alcalá; others a year later; occupying the Seminario de Nobles; one of 10 universities of a new country-wide system)
