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	Adányi, András	Teacher of rhetoric, Latin, poetry in Košice
1750 – 1793	Amiot, Jean Joseph-Marie	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism in China
1675 – 1679	d'Aquino, Carlo	Teacher of Latin in Rome, Siena
1683 – 1684	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of logic in Rome
1679 – 1682	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of physics, logic, metaphysics in Fermo
	Beati, Gabriele	Teacher of philosophy, mathematics, physics, moral theology, logic, natural philosophy in Rome
1650 – 1651	Behm, Georgius	Teacher of mathematics, ethics in Prague
	Béraud, Laurent	Occupied himself with astronomical observations, magnetism, meteorology, combustion in Lyon
	Bombardi, Michael	Teacher of moral theology, dogmatic theology in Vienna, Graz, Linz
	Borrasa, Matías	Occupied himself with philosophy, theology, mathematics, astronomy, geometry, music
	Bouvet, Joachim	Royal tutor of geometry, natural sciences in Beijing
– 1737	Buffier, Claude	Teacher of philosophy, grammar, literae humaniores, geometry, music, history, geography in Paris
	Cabeo, Niccolò	Occupied himself with magnetism
1754 – 1757	Campcerver, Ignacio	Teacher of mathematics, eclectic philosophy in Girona
	Campioni, Gianantonio	Occupied himself with mathematics, geometry, civil architecture, astrology
1619 – 1620	Capitel, Andreas	Occupied himself with logic, cases of conscience in Dillingen an der Donau
	Castel, Louis-Bertrand	Occupied himself with mathematics, physics, optics
1648 – 1651	Chiarandà, Giovanni Paolo	Teacher of moral theology, dogmatic theology in Mineo
1667 – 1701	Chiarandà, Giovanni Paolo	Teacher of moral theology, dogmatic theology in Piazza Armerina
1664 – 1667	Chiarandà, Giovanni Paolo	Teacher of moral theology, dogmatic theology in Caltagirone

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