About Marcello Squarcialupi
Lived 1538 – 1592 (aged 53–54). Marcello Squarcialupi was a physician and astronomer.
Marcello Squarcialupi (Piombino c. 1538-Alba Iulia 1599) was an Italian physician, astronomer, and Protestant exile in Basel who later became a Unitarian exile in Transylvania. His works included De cometis dissertationes novae clarissimae (New Clear Essays On Comets), published in Basel in 1580. In 1587, from Poschiavo, he wrote to the Senate in Alba Iulia, though it is uncertain whether the letter was ever delivered.
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Who was Marcello Squarcialupi?
Physician and astronomer
When was Marcello Squarcialupi born?
Marcello Squarcialupi was born in 1538 in Piombino.
When did Marcello Squarcialupi die?
Marcello Squarcialupi died in 1592 in Kraków.
What was Marcello Squarcialupi's occupation?
Marcello Squarcialupi was a physician and astronomer.
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