Notable Astrologers
This index maps major astrologers, translators, compilers, and revival figures across the history of the tradition. Use it to move quickly between individual biographies, source texts, and the schools of practice they helped define.
3. Firmicus Maternus
Mathesis compiler of Roman astrological doctrine and practice.
4. Dorotheus of Sidon
Carmen Astrologicum; poetic manual shaping medieval methods.
5. Manilius
Astronomica; poetic treatise anchoring Roman astrological cosmology.
6. Thrasyllus
Imperial astrologer to Tiberius; curated astrological/philological works.
8. Antiochus of Athens
Source of core Hellenistic definitions and aspect doctrine.
9. Rhetorius
Late compendium preserving earlier Hellenistic material.
10. Paulus Alexandrinus
Introduction to astrology; foundational house/sign methods.
11. Olympiodorus
Commentator on Paulus preserving interpretive technique.
12. Heliodorus
14. Teucer of Babylon
Early techniques including paranatellonta and lots
15. Al-Biruni
Polymath bridging Indian/Islamic astrology with measurement
16. Al-Kindi
Philosophical frameworks and astromagical correspondences
17. Abu Ma'shar
Great Introduction; cornerstone of medieval transmission.
18. Al-Qabisi
Introduction to Astrology; medieval instructional text.
19. Masha'allah
Foundational horary/electional methods and mundane charts
20. Al-Rijal (Haly Abenragel)
21. Al-Battani
22. Al-Sufi
23. Al-Zarqali
Toledan Tables enabling precise planetary positions
24. Ibn Ezra
Hebrew manuals bridging Arabic and Latin astrology.
25. Guido Bonatti
26. William of Moerbeke
Translator of Greek science into Latin, enabling access.
28. Hermann of Carinthia
29. Gerard of Cremona
30. William Lilly
31. John Dee
Advisor-magus; navigation, astrology, and esoterica.
32. Girolamo Cardano
33. Johannes Kepler
34. Tycho Brahe
Observational astronomer with astrological practice
35. Regiomontanus
36. Johann Schöner
37. Lucas Gauricus
38. Giovanni Pontano
Humanist integrating astrological poetry and politics
39. Marsilio Ficino
Neoplatonic astrologer linking music, magic, and planets.
40. Pico della Mirandola
Critic of astrology influencing subsequent defenses
41. Agrippa von Nettesheim
Occult philosophy structuring planetary correspondences
42. Paracelsus
43. Robert Fludd
44. Alan Leo
45. Dane Rudhyar
46. Marc Edmund Jones
47. Charles E.O. Carter
British modernist on aspects, character, and forecasting.
48. C.E.O. Carter
Alternate credit for Charles E.O. Carter; redirects to same corpus.
49. Vivian Robson
50. Sepharial
Manuals on predictive techniques and occult correspondences.
51. Raphael
52. Luke Broughton
53. Evangeline Adams
Public advocate who popularized astrology in the US.
54. Isabel Hickey
55. Grant Lewi
Transit-based forecasting accessible to lay readers
56. Doris Chase Doane
57. Robert Carl Jansky
58. Noel Tyl
59. Robert Hand
Scholar bridging traditional techniques and modern analysis.
60. Liz Greene
Jungian-astrological depth psychology author and teacher
61. Demetra George
Primary authority on lunar phases and asteroids; revived Hellenistic methods.
62. Robert Zoller
63. Ben Dykes
Prolific translator of medieval and Hellenistic sources.
64. Chris Brennan
Hellenistic researcher and educator; time-lord techniques.
65. Patrick Watson
66. Austin Coppock
67. Kelly Surtees
68. Leisa Schaim
Traditional timing and research on profections/zodiacal releasing.
69. Deborah Houlding
Traditional houses, horary, and didactic resources
70. John Frawley
Horary specialist with rigorous traditional approach
71. Olivia Barclay
72. Barbara Watters
73. Donna Cunningham
Psychological interpretations and counseling focus
74. Steven Forrest
75. Jeff Green
76. Howard Sasportas
77. Melanie Reinhart
79. Sue Tompkins
80. Sue Ward
81. Carole Taylor
82. Frank Clifford
83. Bernadette Brady
84. Nick Campion
85. Richard Tarnas
86. C.G. Jung
Analytical psychologist whose archetypes inform astrology
87. James Hillman
88. Edward Edinger
89. Marie-Louise von Franz
90. Glenn Perry
Astrological counseling and psychology integration
91. Karen Hamaker-Zondag
92. Clare Martin
93. Brian Clark
94. Lee Lehman
Traditional methods in medical and electional astrology.
95. Joseph Crane
96. Dorothean Astrology
System derived from Dorotheus, emphasizing receptions and lots.
97. Hellenistic Astrology (Revival)
Modern scholarship reconstituting ancient techniques
98. Kepler College Faculty
Profiles and contributions of Kepler College instructors.