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Type: Only Education, Career, Miscellaneous Subjects: Astronomical observatory, Philosophy, Theology
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1729 – 1732 Bošković, Rudjer Studied philosophy in Rome
1737 – 1741 Bošković, Rudjer Studied theology in Rome
1766 – 1772 Bošković, Rudjer Construction supervisor of astronomical observatory in Milan
1750 – 1753 Hoszowski, Ludwik Studied philosophy in Kalisz
1756 – 1760 Hoszowski, Ludwik Studied theology in Lublin
1762 – 1764 Hoszowski, Ludwik Teacher of philosophy in Ivano-Frankivsk
1764 – 1766 Hoszowski, Ludwik Teacher of philosophy in Lviv
1768 – 1773 Hoszowski, Ludwik Between 1768 – 1773, Hoszowski established an astronomical observatory in Lviv
Hoszowski, Ludwik Hoszowski based his philosophy course in Lviv on Newton and Bošković
1748 – 1751 Rogaliński, Józef Studied philosophy in Jarosław
1754 – Rogaliński, Józef Studied theology in Rome
Rogaliński, Józef Rogaliński established a physical cabinet and an astronomical observatory in Poznań and held public demonstrations in experimental physics, military art, and architectural engineering
Taucher, François Teacher of philosophy, theology, grammar, literae humaniores
Taucher, François Substitute director of astronomical observatory in Trnava
1773 Taucher, François Director of astronomical observatory in Budapest
1738 – 1741 Weisz, Ferenc Studied philosophy in Košice
Weisz, Ferenc Studied philosophy in Trnava
1746 – 1749 Weisz, Ferenc Studied theology in Graz
1740 – 1744 Żebrowski, Tomasz Studied theology in Vilnius
1746 – 1748 Żebrowski, Tomasz Teacher of philosophy in Kražiai

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