List of well-known personalities of the academic high school in Hamburg

→ Main article : Academic high school (Hamburg)

Professors

• Paul Sperling , professor of eloquence and poetry 1613–1633
• Bernhard Werenberg , professor of practical philosophy and history 1613–1643
• Zacharias Scheffter , Rector, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics, Deputy Professor of Theology and Physics.
• Johann Adolph Tassius , Professor of Mathematics 1629–1654
• Joachim Jungius , Professor of Physics and Logic 1629–1657
• Agidius Gutbier , professor of oriental languages ​​1652–1667; Professor of Logic 1660–1667
• Rudolf Capell , Professor of Rhetoric, 1660–1675, Professor of Greek and History 1675–1684
• Vincent Placcius , professor of eloquence and practical philosophy 1675–1699
• Martin Fogel , Professor of Logic and Metaphysics 1675–1675
• Eberhard Anckelmann , Professor of Oriental Studies 1675–1701
• Gerhard Meier , Professor of Logic and Metaphysics 1691–1699
• Sebastian Edzardus , Professor of Logic and Metaphysics 1699–1736
• Johann Albert Fabricius , Professor of Rhetoric and Ethics 1699–1736
• Johann Christoph Wolf , Professor of Oriental Studies 1712–1716
• Michael Richey , Professor of Greek and History 1717–1761
• Johann Christian Wolf , Professor of Physics and Poetry 1725–1766
• Hermann Samuel Reimarus , Professor of Oriental Studies 1727–1768
• Johann Dietrich Winckler , professor of rhetoric and practical philosophy, then for logic and metaphysics 1736–1744
• Paul Schaffshausen , professor of logic, metaphysics and eloquence 1745–1761, second librarian 1752–1761
• Johann Georg Büsch , Professor of Mathematics 1756–1800
• Jakob Albrecht von Sienen , Senate Syndicate in Hamburg 1768–1837
• Johann Heinrich Vincent Nölting , Professor of Philosophy and Rhetoric 1761–1806
• Martin Friedrich Pitiscus , Professor of Oriental Studies 1768–1794
• Paul Dietrich Giseke , Professor of Physics and Poetry 1771–1796
• Christoph Daniel Ebeling , Professor of Greek and History 1784–1817
• Karl Friedrich Hipp , professorship for mathematics and natural sciences 1804 / 1805–1836
• Johann Georg Christian Lehmann , Professorship for Physics and Natural History 1818–?
• Otto Carsten Krabbe , Professor of Biblical Philology 1833–1840
• Christian Friedrich Wurm , Professor of History 1833–?
• Karl Werner Maximilian Wiebel , Professor of Physics and Chemistry, 1838–1881
• Gustav Moritz Redslob , Professor of Philosophy and Biblical Philology 1841–1882
• Christian Petersen , professor of classical philology 1849–1871, and in 1849 first chairman of the Hamburger Kunstverein

students

• Wilhelm Amsinck (1752–1831) Hamburg Senator and Mayor.
• Johann Philipp Beckmann (1752–1814), lawyer and art collector.
• Salomon Abendana Belmonte (1843–1888), German lawyer and politician.
• Barthold Heinrich Brockes (1680–1747), writer and poet of the early German Enlightenment.
• Lucas Corthum (1688–1765), lawyer, councilor and mayor of Hamburg.
• August Danzel (1822–1889), surgeon and head of the Marienkrankenhaus in Hamburg.
• Ludwig Duncker (1810–1875), Protestant theologian and university professor.
• Esdras Edzardus (1629–1708), orientalist, private scholar and activist of the mission to the Jews.
• Paul Dietrich Giseke (1741–1796), doctor, botanist, teacher and librarian
• Karl Ferdinand Theodor Hepp (1800–1851), lawyer and university professor.
• Gottfried Jacob Jänisch (1707–1781), doctor and Freemason during the Enlightenment.
• Johann John (1797–1865), Protestant theologian and clergyman
• Johann Martin Lappenberg (1794–1865), historian.
• Peter von Lengerke (1651–1709), lawyer and mayor of Hamburg.
• Theodor Nölting (1811–1890), educator and classical philologist
• Gerhard Philipp Heinrich Norrmann (1753–1837), lawyer and university professor at the University of Rostock
• Martin Friedrich Pitiscus (1722–1794), orientalist and librarian.
• Joachim Rentzel (1694–1768), lawyer and Hamburg councilor.
• Johann Diedrich Schaffshausen (1643–1697), lawyer, councilor and mayor of Hamburg.
• Paul Schaffshausen (1712–1761), classical philologist, theologian and philosopher.
• Justus Georg Schottelius (1612–1676), poet and language scholar.
• Nicolaus Schuback (1700–1783), lawyer and mayor of Hamburg.
• Jacob Albrecht von Sienen (1724–1800), lawyer and mayor of Hamburg.
• Jakob Albrecht von Sienen (1768–1837), Hamburg Senate Syndicate.
• Georg Michael Telemann (1748–1831), church musician and composer.
• Günther Wagner (1842–1930), chemist and entrepreneur.
• Johann Hinrich Wichern (1808–1881) theologian, social pedagogue, founder of the Inner Mission of the Evangelical Church.
• Otto Wolters (1796–1874), theologian and clergyman.
• Reinhard Woltman (1757–1837), hydraulic engineer.