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	d'Aix, François	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy
	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
	von Apfaltern, Leopold	Teacher of mathematics, mechanics in Klagenfurt
	Arakiełowicz, Grzegorz	Occupied himself with physics, astronomy
1679 – 1682	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of physics, logic, metaphysics in Fermo
	Béraud, Laurent	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism, meteorology, combustion in Lyon
	Borrasa, Matías	Occupied himself with philosophy, theology, mathematics, astronomy, geometry, music
1624 –	Borri, Cristòforo	Teacher of mathematics, astronomy in Coimbra
	Buglio, Ludovico	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, perspective
	Cabeo, Niccolò	Occupied himself with magnetism
	Camassa, Francesco Antonio	Occupied himself with military architecture, fortifications
	Camel, Georg Joseph	Occupied himself with botany, pharmacy
	Casati, Paolo	Occupied himself with mechanics, hydrostatics
	Castel, Louis-Bertrand	Occupied himself with mathematics, physics, optics
1765 – 1767	Chyczewski, Stanisław	Teacher of mathematics, physics, metaphysics in Krasnystaw
	Cibot, Pierre-Martial	Occupied himself with astronomy, mechanics, medicine, chemistry, botany, geology, mineralogy, zoology, Chinese writing system
1574	Clavius, Christoph	Editor of mathematics, optics in Messina
	Coll, Martin	Occupied himself with medicine, botany

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