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Date	Person	Description
1667 – 1669	Baldigiani, Antonio	Studied philosophy, theology in Rome Collegium Romanum
	Baldigiani, Antonio	Studied mathematics in Rome
	Belgrado, Giacopo	Studied philosophy, mathematics in Bologna
1742 – 1745	Bohomolec, Jan	Studied philosophy in Vilnius
	Bohomolec, Jan	Studied mathematics, astronomy in Prague
1762 – 1765	Bystrzycki, Jowin Fryderyk	Studied philosophy, mathematics, astronomy in Warsaw
1765 – 1767	Bystrzycki, Jowin Fryderyk	Studied mathematics, physics in Warsaw
1746 – 1747	Chyczewski, Stanisław	Studied philosophy in Kalisz
1747 – 1749	Chyczewski, Stanisław	Studied philosophy in Ostroh
	Condrau, Jakub	Studied philosophy, theology
	Eschinardi, Francesco	Studied philosophy, logic in Rome, Città di Castello
1758 – 1761	Gianella, Carlo Francesco	Studied philosophy in Milan
1759 – 1761	Güssmann, Franz	Studied philosophy in Graz
1761 – 1763	Güssmann, Franz	Studied mathematics in Vienna
1743 – 1746	von Herbert, Joseph	Studied philosophy in Graz
	von Herbert, Joseph	Studied mathematics in Vienna
1710 – 1712	Hildeyard, Thomas	Studied philosophy in Liège
1767 – 1769	Horvat, Ivan Krstitelj	Studied philosophy in Budapest
	Ivančič, Ján	Studied philosophy
	Ivančič, Ján	Studied mathematics in Vienna Before 1754

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