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Adányi, András
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Occupied himself with polemic theology, canon law, moral philosophy, scripture in Trnava
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1750 – 1793
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Amiot, Jean Joseph-Marie
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Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism in China
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1747 – 1750
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Arbosch, Heinrich
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Teacher of Greek, catechesis in Cologne
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1650 – 1651
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Behm, Georgius
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Teacher of mathematics, ethics in Prague
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Béraud, Laurent
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Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism, meteorology, combustion in Lyon
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Bolich, Blaise
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Teacher of Greek in Rome
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Cabeo, Niccolò
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Occupied himself with magnetism
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1767
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Calzado, Joseph
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Teacher of Greek
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1770 – 1771
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Chyczewski, Stanisław
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Teacher of positive theology, polemic theology in Przemyśl
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1760 – 1763
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Dobszewicz, Benedykt
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Teacher of ethics, metaphysics in Vilnius
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1759 – 1760
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Dobszewicz, Benedykt
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Teacher of ethics, metaphysics in Navahrudak
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Eschinardi, Francesco
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Occupied himself with optics, civil architecture, military architecture, watchmaking, acoustics, cartography
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Fournier, Georges
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Occupied himself with hydrography, geography, navigation, trading, naval construction
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Franz, Josef
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Occupied himself with Greek, Latin, French, German, chemistry, Turkish, Italian
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Fröhlich, Erasmus
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Teacher of mathematics, Hebrew, Greek, history, geography, heraldry, numismatics in Vienna
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Giattini, Giovanni Battista
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Occupied himself with philosophy, mathematics, physics, moral theology, Hebrew, Greek, Arabic, Latin, logic, linguistics, horology
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1681 – 1682
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Gottseer, Martin
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Teacher of ethics in Vienna
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1743 – 1749
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Grodzicki, Faustyn
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Teacher of mathematics, geometry, mechanics, statics, hydrostatics, perspective, civil architecture, military architecture, tactics, polemic theology in Lviv
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1749 – 1750
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Grodzicki, Faustyn
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Teacher of mathematics, geometry, mechanics, statics, hydrostatics, perspective, civil architecture, military architecture, tactics, polemic theology in Jarosław
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Guarini, Ignace
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Teacher of polemic theology in Rome
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