George of Slavonia (Croatian: Juraj iz Slavonije, Juraj Slovinac, Latin: Georgius de Sclavonia,[1] French: Georges d’Esclavonie, Georges de Sorbonne; 1355 or 1360 – 6 May 1416[2]) was a medieval theological writer and professor at the University of Sorbonne in Paris. He was also a priest in the city of Tours. He is notable for his writings on Glagolitic alphabet and the Croatian lands.