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Date	Person	Description
	Adriaensens, Corneille	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
	Agostini, Giuseppe	Teacher of philosophy in Rome
	Alciati, Terenzio	Teacher of philosophy, theology in Rome
	Ambrogi, Antonio Maria	Teacher of rhetoric, poetics in Rome
1675 – 1679	d'Aquino, Carlo	Teacher of Latin in Rome, Siena
1684 – 1702	d'Aquino, Carlo	Teacher of rhetoric in Rome
1760 – 1773	Asclepi, Giuseppe Maria	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
1684 – 1706	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
1683 – 1684	Baldigiani, Antonio	Teacher of logic in Rome
	Beati, Gabriele	Teacher of philosophy, mathematics, physics, moral theology, logic, natural philosophy in Rome
1576 – 1587	Belarmino, Roberto	Teacher of controversial theology in Rome
	Benvenuti, Carlo	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
1626 – 1639	Bidermann, Jakob	Teacher of theology in Rome
	Bolich, Blaise	Teacher of Greek in Rome
1712 – 1740	Borgondio, Orazio	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
1732 – 1733	Bošković, Rudjer	Teacher of grammar in Rome
1735 – 1737	Bošković, Rudjer	Teacher of literae humaniores in Rome
1740 – 1759	Bošković, Rudjer	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
	Bouček, Vojtěch	Teacher of mathematics in Rome
	Brunacci, Dominique	Teacher of philosophy in Rome

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	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.
	Baldini, Ugo (2003): “The Academy of Mathematics of the Collegio Romano from 1553 to 1612”. In: Jesuit science and the Republic of letters. Ed. by Mordechai Feingold, The MIT Press, Cambridge, pp. 47-98.