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In 2008, after 13 years of preparation, the Generalitat of Catalunya finished the publication of the 10 volumes of the Dietaris de la Generalitat de Catalunya . The Dietaris , as well as a closely related source, the llibre de Jornades 1411/1484 de Jaume Safont , cover the period of 1411 to 1539. In this article, we examine astronomical references contained in these two sources, and place them in their historical context. Our main focus lies on astronomical phenomena that have not previously been published in the astronomical literature. In fact, relatively few astronomical records are accessible in Spanish medieval and early modern history, and our paper intends to fill this gap partially.
Early Science and Medicine – Brill
Published: May 27, 2014
Keywords: astronomical sources ; history of astronomy ; lunar eclipses ; medieval astronomy ; medieval Catalonia ; meteors ; solar eclipses ; medieval Spanish astronomy
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