In the Middle Ages, astrology gained popularity, influenced by rediscovered texts from antiquity, leading to a resurgence in the practice of horoscope reading.
Thomas Aquinas suggested that while astrology might seem superstitious, it holds validity in cases where celestial bodies influence natural phenomena like weather.
The 15th-century astrology guide emphasized practical advice drawn from zodiac signs, reflecting a blend of superstition and the attempt to apply celestial observations to daily life.
Astrology in the Middle Ages was marked by conflict; many viewed it as a dangerous practice, yet its popularity and scholarly discourse only increased.
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