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Type: Only Career Subjects: Arabic, Archaeology, Controversial theology, Egyptology, Heraldry
Date Person Description
1758 – 1760 Bedeković, Kazimir Teacher of controversial theology in Zagreb
1576 – 1587 Belarmino, Roberto Teacher of controversial theology in Rome
Bellosier, Ignace Teacher of philosophy, grammar, moral theology, controversial theology, canon law
Conrad, Balthasar Teacher of mathematics, controversial theology in Wrocław
1758 Cseffalvai, Pavel Teacher of controversial theology in Trnava
– 1657 Cysat, Johann Baptista Teacher of controversial theology, scripture in Lucerne
1748 – 1758 Faure, Giovanni Battista Teacher of controversial theology in Rome
Foeldessi, Jean Teacher of philosophy, literae humaniores, controversial theology, canon law
Forer, Laurenz Teacher of philosophy, theology, literae humaniores, controversial theology in Dillingen an der Donau, Ingolstadt
Fröhlich, Erasmus Teacher of mathematics, Hebrew, Greek, history, geography, heraldry, numismatics in Vienna
Giattini, Giovanni Battista Occupied himself with philosophy, mathematics, physics, moral theology, Hebrew, Greek, Arabic, Latin, logic, linguistics, horology
1701 – 1702 Guldimann, Joseph Teacher of controversial theology in Mindelheim
Heinrich, Christophe Teacher of moral theology, controversial theology
1690 – 1691 Hevenesi, Gábor Teacher of controversial theology in Graz
Kattenpoeck, Bernard Teacher of philosophy, grammar, literae humaniores, moral theology, controversial theology, history
Kéri, Ferencz Borgia Teacher of mathematics, controversial theology, canon law, cases of conscience
Kinich, Jean Jérôme Teacher of Hebrew, Arabic in Prague, Rome, Vienna, Dillingen an der Donau, Ingolstadt
Kircher, Athanasius Occupied himself with hieroglyphs, magnetism, sun dials, Arabic, Latin, egyptology, archaeology, cryptology, combinatorics, optics, music, cosmology, medicine
1677 – 1680 Koenig, Johann Teacher of controversial theology in Lucerne
1701 – 1704 Kresa, Jacob Teacher of controversial theology in Prague