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Teacher, inventor
Jesuit and scientist, specializing in the fields of physics, mathematics and natural philosophy. He studied under Athanasius Kircher. He is known for his treatise “Technica Curiosa”, in which ar a lot of mechanical devices, some of them on “Perpetual motion”. Who-is-Who in MMS, scholar, Jesuit, treatiser, perpetual motion
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Schreibweisen:
Schott, Gaspar
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* 05.02.1608
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Königshofen, Würzburg
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geboren
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1627
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Entered the Society of Jesus
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1628
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Würzburg
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he studied at Würzburg University
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1631 - 1651
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he completed his studies in Palermo, where stayed
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1655
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he returned back to Würzburg to teach Mathematics and Physics
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† 22.05.1666
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Würzburg
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gestorben
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