- Luca
Gaurico (in Latin,
Lucas Gauricus) (Giffoni
March 12, 1475 –
March 6, 1558, in Rome) was an
Italian astrologer, astronomer,
astrological data collector...
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subjected the
astrologer Luca
Gaurico to this
method of
torture after he was
unhappy with a
prediction that
Gaurico had made. (in English) A History...
- (1428–1492),
Italian humanist,
Dominican friar,
bishop of Lucera,
historian Luca
Gaurico (1475–1558),
astronomer and
mathematician Bartolomeo Maranta (1500–1571)...
- part of the Moon's near side. It was
named after Italian astronomer Luca
Gaurico.
Nearly attached to the
western rim is the
heavily eroded crater Wurzelbauer...
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knowledge in the occult. He was
summoned by
Catherine de
Medici after Luca
Gaurico, the
Bishop of Civita-Ducale,
predicted that "St.
Gervais shall see you...
- as well as in the terra-cottas
always ****ociated with his name. Vasari,
Gaurico, and
several other early writers give
contradictory accounts of Luca della...
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Galilei W. D. Gann
Rockie Gardiner Pierre G****endi
Michel Gauquelin Luca
Gaurico Gan De
David Gans
Gerard of
Cremona Gersonides Yukteswar Giri A. Frank...
- was a musician, as was his
elder brother Bernardino.
According to Luca
Gaurico's Tractatus astrologicus (1552),
Francesco studied under Giovanni Angelo...
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quarter at the
crossroads of Via Laurentina, Via di
Vigna Murata,
Viale Luca
Gaurico and
Largo Vittime delle Foibe Istriane The
first station on the site was...
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Michelangelo Buonarroti,
Italian sculptor (d. 1564)
March 12 – Luca
Gaurico,
Italian astrologer (d. 1558)
March 30 –
Elisabeth of Culemborg, German...
