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The study of the movements and relative positions of celestial bodies interpreted as having an influence on human affairs and the natural world.
The majority of the church considered astrology witchcraft before the Elizabethan Era, but later many priests got their horoscopes read by astrologists.
1552-1611
Famous astrologist who gave over 80,000 people their horoscopes.
1527 - 1608
John Dee was a famous astrologer who worked for the queen.
A branch of astrology that decides the most appropriate time for an event to take place based on the alignment of the moon.
William Shakespeare's writings were often influenced by astrology and many of his plays have references to it.