| Date | Person | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1617 – 1619 | Engler, Albertus Joannes | Studied philosophy in Olomouc |
| Engstler, Joseph Matthias | Teacher of philosophy in Klagenfurt | |
| Erber, Bernardin | Teacher of philosophy in Ljubljana | |
| 1617 – 1620 | Erndlin, Joachim | Teacher of philosophy in Ingolstadt |
| Eschinardi, Francesco | Studied philosophy, logic in Rome, Città di Castello | |
| d'Espinha, José | Studied philosophy, theology | |
| Esser, Andreas | Teacher of philosophy in Trier | |
| Ester, Bernhard | Teacher of philosophy, moral theology | |
| Everhart, Lambert | Teacher of philosophy, grammar, moral theology | |
| 1747 – 1750 | Eximeno, António |
Studied philosophy in Zaragoza
At the same time, Tomás Cerdà was teaching mathematics there, possible connection between these two? |
| Faber, Albert | Teacher of philosophy, rhetoric, grammar, moral theology | |
| 1628 – 1630 | Fabri, Honoré | Studied philosophy in Lyon |
| 1636 – 1638 | Fabri, Honoré | Teacher of philosophy in Arles |
| 1640 – | Fabri, Honoré | Teacher of philosophy, mathematics in Lyon |
| della Faille, Jan Karel | Studied philosophy, literae humaniores in Antwerp | |
| 1694 – 1699 | Falck, Joseph | Studied philosophy, mathematics in Paris, Avignon, Lyon |
| Fassari, Vincenzo | Teacher of philosophy, theology, scripture, literature | |
| 1735 – 1738 | Faure, Giovanni Battista | Teacher of philosophy, literae humaniores in Fermo |
| 1738 – 1741 | Faure, Giovanni Battista | Teacher of philosophy in Rome |
| le Febvre, Ambroise | Teacher of philosophy, rhetoric, grammar, literae humaniores, scholastic theology |