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1783
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Abramsperg, Antoni
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Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Mstsislaw
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1784 – 1785
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Abramsperg, Antoni
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Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Vitebsk
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1785 – 1786
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Abramsperg, Antoni
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Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Daugavpils
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1803 – 1810
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Cytowicz, Józef
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Teacher of mathematics, German in Saint Petersburg
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Eschinardi, Francesco
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Occupied himself with optics, civil architecture, military architecture, watchmaking, acoustics, cartography
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Franz, Josef
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Occupied himself with Greek, Latin, French, German, chemistry, Turkish, Italian
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1775 – 1782
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Gianella, Carlo Francesco
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Teacher of mathematics, geometry, algebra in Pavia
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Hartzheim, Hermann Josef
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Hartzheim prompted a revised edition of school texts for German and new impulses in the teaching of mathematics, physics, and geography during his time in Cologne
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1764 – 1766
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Kniażewicz, Grzegorz
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Teacher of geometry, mechanics, civil architecture, German in Warsaw
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Koerber, Joannes
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Thomas wrote for the Emperor of China Kangxi, who held him in high esteem because of his knowledge, an exclusive course book in algebra
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Kresa, Jacob
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Kresa spoke, among others, Czech, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, and English
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1813 – 1819
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Pierling, Jakob
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Teacher of German in Polotsk
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