Giordano Bruno, philosophy Georgius Calixtus, theology Hermann Conring, natural philosophy and rhetoric, medicine, politics (in succession) Hermann von der Hardt, oriental languages Lorenz Heister, medicine Tilemann Heshusius, theology Anton August Heinrich Lichtenstein, oriental languages Duncan Liddel, mathematics (from 1591 to 1607)[4] Heinrich Meibom, history and poetry Johann Friedrich Pfaff, mathematics Wilhelm Abraham Teller, theology