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1783	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Mstsislaw
1784 – 1785	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Vitebsk
1785 – 1786	Abramsperg, Antoni	Teacher of mathematics, French, German in Daugavpils
	de Abreu, Sebastião	Occupied himself with philosophy, moral theology in Évora
	Agosti, Joseph	Teacher of moral theology in Fidenza
	Ambrogi, Antonio Maria	Teacher of rhetoric, poetics in Rome
1773 – 1781	von Ambschell, Anton	Teacher of physics in Ljubljana
1773 – 1784	von Ambschell, Anton	Teacher of mathematics, physics in Ljubljana
	von Ambschell, Anton	Teacher of physics, mechanics in Vienna
1786 – 1796	Angiolini, Gaetano	Teacher of French in Vitebsk
	Aquino, Jean	Teacher of philosophy, moral theology, scholastic theology in Naples
1768 – 1769	Arakiełowicz, Grzegorz	Teacher of moral theology in Kremenets
	Arakiełowicz, Grzegorz	Occupied himself with physics, astronomy
	Aranha, Silvestre	Teacher of philosophy, moral theology, scripture in Coimbra
1747 – 1750	Arbosch, Heinrich	Teacher of Greek, catechesis in Cologne
1739 – 1741	Arena, Filippo	Teacher of mathematics, physics in Caltagirone
1741 – 1747	Arena, Filippo	Teacher of mathematics, physics in Valletta
1747 – 1765	Arena, Filippo	Teacher of mathematics, physics in Palermo
	Arzet, Andreas	Teacher of rhetoric, mathematics, moral theology
1683 – 1684	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of logic in Rome

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	Lisiak, Bogdan: “Jezuici polscy a nauki ścisłe od XVI do XIX wieku: słownik bio-bibliograficzny”. Wyzsza Szkoła Filozoficzno-Pedagogiczna Ignatianum, Kraków.
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	Myers, Edward (1907): “Marco Antonio de Dominis”. In: The Catholic Encyclopedia. Ed. by N. N., New York.
	Findlen, Paula (2009): “Living in the Shadow of Galileo: Antonio Baldigiani (1647-1711), a Jesuit Scientist in Late Seventeenth-Century Rome”. In: Conflicting Duties: Science, Medicine and Religion in Rome, 1550-1750. Ed. by Maria Pia Donato and Jill Kraye, pp. 211-254.
	Schuppener, Georg (1999): “Jesuitische Mathematik in Prag im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert (1556-1654)”. Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig.
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	Brock, Henry: “Giacopo Belgrado”. In: The Catholic Encyclopedia. Ed. by N. N., Robert Appleton Company, New York.
	Baldini, Ugo (2004): “The teaching of Mathematics in the Jesuit Colleges of Portugal, from 1640 to Pombal”. In: The Practice of Mathematics in Portugal. Ed. by Luís Saraiva, Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, pp. 293-465.
	Butzer, Paul (1989): “Heinrich Arbosch SJ (1726-1785) - Mathematiker am Jesuiten-Gymnasium zu Aachen; seine Rolle im Rahmen der großen Jesuiten-Mathematiker”. In: Zeitschrift des Aachener Geschichtsvereins. pp. 169-191.