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Subjects: Mathematics, Philosophy, Theology Place: Olomouc, Czechia

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Date	Person	Description
1639 – 1641	Behm, Georgius	Studied philosophy in Olomouc
1652 – 1653	Behm, Georgius	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
1657 – 1660	Behm, Georgius	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
	Conrad, Balthasar	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
	Conrad, Balthasar	Studied theology in Olomouc
1665 – 1667	Coppylius, Matthaeus	Studied philosophy in Olomouc
1670 – 1673	Coppylius, Matthaeus	Studied theology in Olomouc
	Coppylius, Matthaeus	Hartmann conferred a degree in philosophy to Coppylius in Olomouc
1617 – 1619	Engler, Albertus Joannes	Studied philosophy in Olomouc
1623 – 1630	Engler, Albertus Joannes	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
	Grienberger, Christoph	Teacher of mathematics, literae humaniores in Olomouc
	Hancke, Johannes	Teacher of philosophy, theology, mathematics in Olomouc
1672 – 1676	Kochański, Adam Adamandy	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
1682 – 1684	Kresa, Jacob	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
1687 – 1691	Milan, Joannes	Studied theology in Olomouc
1631 – 1634	Moretus, Theodorus	Teacher of philosophy in Olomouc
1618 – 1619	Sigismundi, Georgius	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc
	Slavíček, Karel	Studied philosophy in Olomouc
	Slavíček, Karel	Teacher of mathematics, Hebrew in Olomouc
1655 – 1656	Stansel, Valentin	Teacher of mathematics in Olomouc

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