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Date	Person	Description
	Bonfa, Jean	Teacher of theology in Chambéry
	Bonfa, Jean	Teacher of mathematics in Marseille
	Bonfa, Jean	Occupied himself with astronomical observations
1722 – 1723	Carboni, Giovanni Battista	Teacher of mathematics in Lisbon
1730	Carboni, Giovanni Battista	Occupied himself with astronomical observations in Lisbon
	Carboni, Giovanni Battista	Carboni conducted astronomical observations together with Capassi in Lisbon
1701 – 1732	Cassani, José	Teacher of mathematics in Madrid
	Cassani, José	Occupied himself with astronomical observations
1618 – 1623	Cysat, Johann Baptista	Teacher of mathematics in Ingolstadt
1627 – 1629	Cysat, Johann Baptista	Teacher of mathematics in Madrid
	Cysat, Johann Baptista	Occupied himself with architecture, astronomical observations
	Cysat, Johann Baptista	Cysat helped Scheiner to conduct astronomical observations in Ingolstadt
	Cysat, Johann Baptista	Cysat was the successor of Scheiner in teaching mathematics in Ingolstadt
1640 – 1641	Fournier, Georges	Teacher of mathematics in Hesdin
1642	Fournier, Georges	Occupied himself with astronomical observations in Paris
1629 – 1633	Fournier, Georges	Teacher of mathematics in La Flèche
	Fournier, Georges	Fournier collaborated with Boulliau on astronomical observations in Paris
	von Hallerstein, Augustin	Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, astronomical observations
	Hell, Maximilian	Hell studied mathematics under Fröhlich
	Hell, Maximilian	Teacher of mathematics in Cluj-Napoca

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