Anton Pilgram (1730–1793)

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Biographical data

1730 677 Born in Vienna
1747 677 Entered the Society of Jesus in Vienna
1793 677 Died in Vienna

Education

1757 – 1761 677 Studied theology in Vienna
677 Studied classics in Leoben
677 Studied philosophy, mathematics, Hebrew in Graz
Philosophy for three years

Career

1754 – 1757 677 Teacher in Krems an der Donau
677 Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, meteorology

Miscellaneous

1773 677 Pilgram was named royal astronomer after 1773

Relations

1762 – 1773 677 Between 1762 – 1773, Pilgram was assistant of Hell in Vienna and represented him during his absences
677 Pilgram and Triesnecker were tasked to map Lower Austria

Alternate names

Antoine Pilgram

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Related subjects

Philosophy Theology Mathematics Astronomy Hebrew Meteorology Classics

Relations

Maximilian Hell

Franz von Paula Triesnecker

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Sources

402 Sommervogel, Carlos (Ed., Reprint 1960): Bibliothèque de la Compagnie de Jésus. Tome VI.
677 Platzgummer, H. (2001): “Pilgram, Anton”. In: Diccionario histórico de la Compañía de Jesús. Ed. by Charles O'Neill, Universidad Pontifica Comillas, Madrid, p. 618.

Recommended Citation

Anton Pilgram (1730–1793). In: Jesuit Science Network, version 03/11/2018. URL: http://jsn.soohwalee.com/p/951/.