Five years ago today we lost a great researcher on the History of Astrology. I chose this day to present the book published in her honor. Astrologers at Work contains thirteen essays by renowned researchers on the practice of astrology: brill.com/display/titl...
Last Tuesday at the University of Lisbon we had the pleasure of listening to Sue Ward’s presentation of the William Lilly project. Afterwards we had very interesting discussions and questions from the audience.
Last week in Istanbul with @ulastuna.bsky.social and @luiscamposribeiro.bsky.social after our panel at Scientiae2025 “Prognostication, fortune, and risk: How people navigated material fortunes through almanacs and astrological consulations in the e.m world.” Thank you both and Scientiae organisers!
My new paper on the astronomy-geographical discussion on the New World produced under the umbrella of the Rutter Project: estudiosamericanos.revistas.csic.es/index.php/es...
My latest paper “Is astrology universal? Early modern globalization and the disruption of traditional knowledge” was just published on the BJHS from research made for the ERC Rutter project. It explores the impact of Early Modern globalization on astrology: doi.org/10.1017/S000...
