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	de Abreu, Sebastião	Occupied himself with philosophy, moral theology in Évora
1592 – 1599	Adriaensens, Corneille	Teacher of philosophy, mathematics, Hebrew in Ingolstadt
	Agosti, Joseph	Teacher of moral theology in Fidenza
	Aigenler, Adam	Occupied himself with mathematics, Hebrew in Ingolstadt
	d'Aix, François	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy
	de Almeida, José Bernardo	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, astronomical observations, medicine, pharmaceutics
1750 – 1793	Amiot, Jean Joseph-Marie	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism in China
1761 – 1764	Amman, Cäsar	Teacher of mathematics, Hebrew in Dillingen an der Donau
	Amman, Cäsar	Teacher of Hebrew in Ingolstadt
	Aquino, Jean	Teacher of philosophy, moral theology, scholastic theology in Naples
1768 – 1769	Arakiełowicz, Grzegorz	Teacher of moral theology in Kremenets
	Arakiełowicz, Grzegorz	Occupied himself with physics, astronomy
	Aranha, Silvestre	Teacher of philosophy, moral theology, scripture in Coimbra
	Arzet, Andreas	Teacher of rhetoric, mathematics, moral theology
1679 – 1682	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of physics, logic, metaphysics in Fermo
	Barca, Joseph Marie	Teacher of rhetoric, mathematics, Hebrew in Messina
	Beati, Gabriele	Teacher of philosophy, mathematics, physics, moral theology, logic, natural philosophy in Rome
1663 – 1664	Behm, Georgius	Teacher of moral theology in Nysa, Poland
	Bellosier, Ignace	Teacher of philosophy, grammar, moral theology, controversial theology, canon law
	Béraud, Laurent	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism, meteorology, combustion in Lyon

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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.
	Müller, Winfried (1983): “Amman, Cäsar, SJ, Astronom”. In: Bosls bayerische Biographie. Ed. by Karl Bosl, Verlag Friedrich Pustet, Regensburg, p. 18.
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