The constitution provided for the formation of occupational "collegia", or guilds. I established nine "collegia" or boards which replaced old Prikazs. Public priests were appointed by the "collegia". The most famous of these unlawful collegia was Christianity. They were regarded as subversive along with all the other collegia. There is some evidence that she may have been involved in organizing the "collegia". Professional guilds ("collegia"), were organised along tribal lines. The Roman "collegia" did not survive the fall of Rome. Their synagogues were recognised as legitimate "collegia" by Julius Caesar. The University of Lorraine encompasses eight collegia or departments. Caesar banned the "collegia" and "ludi" again in 46 BC. By the late Republican era, the flamines were supervised by the pontifical "collegia". In the seventh grade she transferred to Collegia de Sta. A "collegium" ("joined by law"), plural "collegia", was any association with a legal personality. The diverse collegia had different rights and responsibilities that were independent of the individual members.