Agostino Maccari

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Secreti astrologici celesti, et terrestri motivati dalle comete, 1681

Agostino Maccari was a 17th-century Italian astrologer, theologian, protonotary apostolic and vicar of the Holy Inquisition.^[1]^[2]

Works

Secreti astrologici celesti, et terrestri motivati dalle comete e svelati alla curiosità de gl'animi virtuosi (in Italian). Venice: Antonio Bosio. 1681.

References

^ Cantamessa, Leandro (2007). "Maccari, Agostino (XVII secolo)". Astrologia: opere a stampa, 1472-1900 (in Italian). Florence: L.S. Olschki. p. 579.
^ The Living Age. Vol. 263. Boston: The Living Age Company. 1909. p. 72.

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