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 Ordering the Heavens. Roman Astronomy and Cosmology in the Carolingian Renaissance Medieval and Early Modern Science,

In “Ordering the Heavens: Roman Astronomy and Cosmology in the Carolingian Renaissance Medieval and Early Modern Science,” acclaimed historian Bruce Eastwood delves into the fascinating world of astronomy and cosmology during the Carolingian Renaissance. Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, Eastwood unravels the intricate relationship between Roman astronomical knowledge and its influence on medieval and early modern science.

The Carolingian Renaissance, a period of intellectual revival in the eighth and ninth centuries, witnessed a remarkable resurgence of interest in the natural sciences. Among the various disciplines, astronomy held a special place, with scholars seeking to understand the workings of the celestial bodies and their impact on human life. However, their pursuit of knowledge was not isolated; it was deeply rooted in the rich legacy of Roman astronomy.

Eastwood begins by exploring the Roman astronomical tradition, tracing its origins and development from ancient Greece to the height of the Roman Empire. He highlights the contributions of influential figures such as Ptolemy and Pliny the Elder, whose works formed the basis of astronomical knowledge throughout the medieval period. By examining their texts and manuscripts, Eastwood uncovers the intricate web of ideas and theories that shaped Roman cosmology.

Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, Eastwood demonstrates how this Roman astronomical heritage found its way into the Carolingian Renaissance. He explores the networks of scholars and translators who preserved and disseminated Roman texts, ensuring their continued influence in the medieval world. Moreover, he reveals the transformative impact of these Roman ideas on the development of medieval astronomy and cosmology.

Eastwood’s narrative also sheds light on the significant figures who played a crucial role in bridging the.

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