not forget that numerous talented historical figures took care of Astrology, which once was not detached from certain areas of research, sometimes church. We cite for example, Pierre d'Ailly, French theologian and philosopher, bishop and cardinal, born in 1350 and probably died in Compiègne Avignon in 1420. We read in the Catholic Encyclopedia :
"He Was a believer in astrology, and in His" Concordance with History of Astronomy "he Attempts to show That the dates of the main events of history can be Determined by astronomical Calculations . .
that translated into Italian, "He believed in Astrology and its Concordance to the History of Astronomy , he tries to show that the dates of the major events of history can be determined by astronomical calculations.".
