Babylonian astrologer who established school of astrology on the island of Kos

Pre-Hellenistic astrologer

Pre-Hellenistic astrologer

Attributed by Valens to be the originator of aphesis, or Zodiacal Releasing (from Fortune and/or Spirit)

Received teachings from Hermes Trismegistus; author of {color:red}Myriogenesis, a treatise on individual portion (degree and minute) lordships

Legendary originator of horoscopic astrology; author of {color:red}Panaretus, a treatise on Lots

Nechepso the King, legendary recipient of horoscopic astrology

Early Helllenistic astrologer, possibly worked on 12-year cycle of Zeus (Jupiter)

Petosirus the High Priest, legendary recipient of horoscopic astrology

Early Hellenistic astrologer

Wrote a summary of the planets

Author of {color:red}Astrological Practices

Quoted by Valens on the subject of profections

Attributed by Valens as a source for dynamical house division

Worked mainly on katarchic or electional astrology

Worked on the topic of parents

Thought by Robert Schmidt to possibly be the same as Antiochus of Athens

Astrologer to Roman Emperor Tiberius; author of {color:red}Table

Author of {color:red}Vision, a treatise on decennials (time lord procedure); Valens focuses on Critodemus' length of life procedures

Author of {color:red}Astronomica

Worked on decans; Babylon refers to a village in upper Egypt rather than the Babylon of antiquity

Author of {color:red}Pentateuch/Carmen Astrologicum

Son of Thrasyllus; astrologer to Roman emperor Claudius; author of {color:red}Astrological Matters

Author of {color:red}Tetrabiblos

Author of the {color:red}Anthology

Compiled a book of nativities (horoscopes) and their delineation

Thought by Robert Schmidt to possibly be the same as Antiochus of Ascalon, who lived before the Common Era; author of {color:red}Thesaurus

Work derived from Dorotheus

Author of {color:red}Concerning Bed-Illnesses

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

Author of {color:red}Mathesis

Author of {color:red}Introductory Matters

Wrote a work on the fixed stars

Wrote on katarchic (electional) astrology

Author of {color:red}Apotelesmatics

Alexandrian scholar; first woman to study mathematics (astrology)

Author of commentary on the {color:red}Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos

Wrote on military katarchic (electional) matters

Wrote commentary on Paulus' {color:red}Introductory Matters

Wrote compendium of Hellenistic astrology

Wrote several books on Hellenistic astrology, drawing on Greek, Islamic and Indian sources