University of Helmstedt - Famous Professors and Students in Helmstedt

Famous Professors and Students in Helmstedt

Famous professors include:

  • Giordano Bruno, philosophy
  • Georgius Calixtus, theology
  • Hermann von der Hardt, oriental languages
  • Lorenz Heister, medicine
  • Anton August Heinrich Lichtenstein, oriental languages
  • Duncan Liddel, mathematics (from 1591 to 1607)
  • Heinrich Meibom, history and poetry
  • Johann Friedrich Pfaff, mathematics
  • Wilhelm Abraham Teller, theology

Famous students include:

  • Caspar Abel, theologian
  • Valens Acidalius, writer
  • Anton Wilhelm Amo, first black student in Europe
  • Johann Arndt, theologian
  • Christian Heinrich Bünger, anatomist
  • Sethus Calvisius, musician
  • Joachim Heinrich Campe, writer
  • David Caspari, theologian
  • Carl Friedrich Gauss, mathematician
  • Wilhelm Gesenius, philologist
  • Carl Benedict Hase, classicist
  • Hoffmann von Fallersleben, writer
  • Johann Georg Jacobi, writer
  • Augustus Quirinus Rivinus (August Bachmann), physician and botanist

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