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	de Aguilón, François	Studied philosophy, literae humaniores in Paris
	de Aguilón, François	Studied philosophy, literae humaniores in Douai
1587 – 1589	de Aguilón, François	Studied philosophy in Douai
1589 – 1592	de Aguilón, François	Studied literae humaniores in Douai
	de Aguilón, François	Studied mathematics
	de Aguilón, François	Sarasa studied mathematics under Aguilón
	de Aguilón, François	Gottignies studied mathematics under Aguilón
	de Aguilón, François	Saint-Vincent worked out a special mathematics course together with Aguilón and taught it in Antwerp
1749 – 1751	Alegre Capetillo, Francisco Javier	Studied literae humaniores in Tepotzotlán
1651 – 1653	Amrhyn, Beat	Studied philosophy in Ingolstadt
1701 – 1704	Andrian, Karl	Studied philosophy, mathematics in Graz
	Angiolini, Gaetano	Studied theology, architecture, painting in Verona After 1773
1672 – 1675	d'Aquino, Carlo	Studied philosophy in Rome Collegium Romanum
1665	Baldigiani, Antonio	Studied rhetoric in Rome Collegium Romanum
1667 – 1669	Baldigiani, Antonio	Studied philosophy, theology in Rome Collegium Romanum
	Baldigiani, Antonio	Studied mathematics in Rome
	Bartolli, Daniello	Studied rhetoric in Piacenza
	Bartolli, Daniello	Studied philosophy in Parma
1744 – 1745	Bedeković, Kazimir	Studied literae humaniores in Leoben
1745 – 1748	Bedeković, Kazimir	Studied philosophy in Vienna

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	Baldini, Ugo (2002): “The Reception of a Theory: A Provisional Syllabus of Boscovich Literature”. In: The Jesuits II : Cultures, Sciences, and the Arts 1540-1773. Ed. by John O'Malley, pp. 405-450.
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