[Academic power versus feminine authority: the Paris Medical School against Jacoba Felicie (1322)].

This article analyzes the trial that the Faculty of Medicine at Paris pursued against Jacoba Felicie in 1322. Drawing on her parents' narratives, it attempts to interpret Jacoba's medical practice and the particular nature of the relationship that she established with her parents. In order to identify and describe this relationship, we use a basic distinction between power and authority.