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325 BC - 225 BC
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Babylonian astrologer who established school of astrology on the island of Kos
325 BCE - 225 BCE
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Pre-Hellenistic astrologer
325 BCE - 225 BCE
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Pre-Hellenistic astrologer
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Attributed by Valens to be the originator of aphesis, or Zodiacal Releasing (from Fortune and/or Spirit)
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Received teachings from Hermes Trismegistus; author of {color:red}Myriogenesis, a treatise on individual portion (degree and minute) lordships
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Legendary originator of horoscopic astrology; author of {color:red}Panaretus, a treatise on Lots
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Nechepso the King, legendary recipient of horoscopic astrology
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Early Helllenistic astrologer, possibly worked on 12-year cycle of Zeus (Jupiter)
250 BCE - 150 BCE
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Petosirus the High Priest, legendary recipient of horoscopic astrology
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Early Hellenistic astrologer
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Wrote a summary of the planets
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Author of {color:red}Astrological Practices
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Quoted by Valens on the subject of profections
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Attributed by Valens as a source for dynamical house division
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Worked mainly on katarchic or electional astrology
150 BCE - 50 BCE
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Worked on the topic of parents
125 BCE - 68 BCE
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Thought by Robert Schmidt to possibly be the same as Antiochus of Athens
64 BCE - 36 CE
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Astrologer to Roman Emperor Tiberius; author of {color:red}Table
50 BCE - 50 CE
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Author of {color:red}Vision, a treatise on decennials (time lord procedure); Valens focuses on Critodemus' length of life procedures
40 BCE - 60 CE
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Author of {color:red}Astronomica
0 CE - 100 CE
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Worked on decans; Babylon refers to a village in upper Egypt rather than the Babylon of antiquity
25 CE - 125 CE
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Author of {color:red}Pentateuch/Carmen Astrologicum
50 CE - 150 CE
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Son of Thrasyllus; astrologer to Roman emperor Claudius; author of {color:red}Astrological Matters
90 CE - 168 CE
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Author of {color:red}Tetrabiblos
100 CE - 200 CE
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February 8, 120 - 175
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Author of the {color:red}Anthology
150 CE - 250 CE
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Compiled a book of nativities (horoscopes) and their delineation
150 CE - 250 CE
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Thought by Robert Schmidt to possibly be the same as Antiochus of Ascalon, who lived before the Common Era; author of {color:red}Thesaurus
150 - 250
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Work derived from Dorotheus
225 CE - 325 CE
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Author of {color:red}Concerning Bed-Illnesses
234 CE - 305 CE
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Author of a {color:red}commentary on Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos; did {color:red}not originate Porphyry house system, which is attributed to Orion by Valens
286 CE - 386 CE
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Author of {color:red}Mathesis
328 CE - 428 CE
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Author of {color:red}Introductory Matters
329 CE - 429 CE
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Wrote a work on the fixed stars
350 CE - 450 CE
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Wrote on katarchic (electional) astrology
365 CE - 465 CE
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Author of {color:red}Apotelesmatics
370 CE - 415 CE
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Alexandrian scholar; first woman to study mathematics (astrology)
425 CE - 525 CE
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Author of commentary on the {color:red}Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos
450 CE - 550 CE
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Wrote on military katarchic (electional) matters
495 CE - 570 CE
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Wrote commentary on Paulus' {color:red}Introductory Matters
550 CE - 650 CE
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Wrote compendium of Hellenistic astrology
800 CE - 900 CE
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825 CE - 925 CE
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Wrote several books on Hellenistic astrology, drawing on Greek, Islamic and Indian sources
900 CE - 1000 CE
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632 AD - 632 AD
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740 CE - 815 CE
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786 CE - 845 CE
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August 10, 787 - March 9, 886
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801 CE - 873 CE
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