| Date | Person | Description |
|---|---|---|
| von Barth, Anton | Teacher of mathematics in Munich | |
| 1606 – 1614 | Bidermann, Jakob | Head of the school theater in Munich |
| Crauer, Charles | Teacher of literae humaniores in Munich | |
| Daxsberger, Joseph | Teacher of philosophy in Munich | |
| Drattenberger, Matthaeus | Rector in Dillingen an der Donau, Munich | |
| Drexel, Jeremias | Court preacher in Munich | |
| Eiselin, Michael | Teacher of philosophy, theology in Dillingen an der Donau, Munich, Konstanz | |
| Ellspacher, Franz | Teacher of philosophy in Dillingen an der Donau, Ingolstadt, Munich | |
| 1679 – 1683 | Guldimann, Joseph | Teacher in Ingolstadt, Munich, Eichstätt |
| 1671 – 1674 | von Halden zu Haldenegg, Johann Baptist | Teacher in Munich |
| Kerschpaumer, Jean | Teacher of literae humaniores in Munich, Amberg | |
| 1672 – 1675 | Koenig, Johann | Teacher of mathematics, Hebrew in Munich |
| Kraz, Georg | Teacher of philosophy, mathematics, literae humaniores in Ingolstadt, Munich | |
| 1609 – 1625 | Laymann, Paul | Teacher of moral theology in Munich |
| Mairhofer, Matthias | Rector in Munich | |
| Manhart, Johann | Rector in Ingolstadt, Munich, Amberg | |
| Mayer, Christian | Mayer kept in contact with learned societies in Göttingen, Philadelphia, Bologna, Munich, and Mannheim | |
| Perret, Josse | Teacher of philosophy in Dillingen an der Donau, Munich | |
| Reihing, Jacob | Teacher of philosophy, rhetoric, literae humaniores, controversial theology in Ingolstadt, Munich | |
| Schmid, Joseph | Teacher of philosophy in Munich, Landshut |