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1787 – 1790	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of architecture in Mstsislaw
1783	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Mstsislaw
1784 – 1785	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Vitebsk
1785 – 1786	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Daugavpils
	de Almeida, José Bernardo	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, astronomical observations, medicine, pharmaceutics
	von Ambschell, Anton	Teacher of physics, mechanics in Vienna
1750 – 1793	Amiot, Jean Joseph-Marie	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism in China
1729 – 1745	Andrian, Karl	Teacher of history in Graz
1797 – 1801	Angiolini, Gaetano	Teacher of architecture in Vitebsk
	von Apfaltern, Leopold	Teacher of mathematics, mechanics in Klagenfurt
1679 – 1682	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of physics, logic, metaphysics in Fermo
1758 – 1760	Bedeković, Kazimir	Teacher of controversial theology in Zagreb
1760 – 1762	Bedeković, Kazimir	Teacher of history in Trnava
1762 – 1764	Bedeković, Kazimir	Teacher of history in Zagreb
1764 – 1771	Bedeković, Kazimir	Teacher of history in Győr
1576 – 1587	Belarmino, Roberto	Teacher of controversial theology in Rome
	Bellosier, Ignace	Teacher of philosophy, grammar, moral theology, controversial theology, canon law
	Béraud, Laurent	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism, meteorology, combustion in Lyon
1680 – 1682	Bonfa, Jean	Teacher of hydrography in Marseille
1742 – 1759	de Bonnécamps, Joseph-Pierre	Teacher of hydrography in Quebec

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	O'Neill, Charles et al., eds. (2011). Diccionario Histórico de la Compañía de Jesús. Vol. I-IV. Madrid: Universidad Pontifica Comillas.
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	Findlen, Paula (2009): “Living in the Shadow of Galileo: Antonio Baldigiani (1647-1711), a Jesuit Scientist in Late Seventeenth-Century Rome”. In: Conflicting Duties: Science, Medicine and Religion in Rome, 1550-1750. Ed. by Maria Pia Donato and Jill Kraye, pp. 211-254.
	Bertuccioli, Giuliano (1972): “Buglio, Ludovico”. In: Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani. Ed. by N. N., .
	Schuppener, Georg (1999): “Jesuitische Mathematik in Prag im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert (1556-1654)”. Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig.
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	Krayer, Albert (1991): “Mathematik im Studienplan der Jesuiten”. Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart.
	Reindl, Maria (1966): “Lehre und Forschung in Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften, insbesondere Astronomie, an der Universität Würzburg von der Gründung bis zum Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts”. Degener und Co, Neustadt an der Aisch.