Publications

Book

• The Astrologers of Emperor Maximilian I: Nature, Knowledge, and Politics in the Holy Roman Empire (revising for University of Pittsburgh Press)

Articles and Chapters

• “Expertise ex stellis: Comets, Horoscopes, and Politics in Renaissance Hungary,” Osiris 25(2010): 27–46 — PDF
• “Instruments and Demonstrations in the Astrological Curriculum: Evidence from the University of Vienna ca. 1500,” Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 41, no. 2(2010): 125–134 — PDF
• Mathias Corvin, János Vitéz et l’horoscope de fondation de l’Université de Pozsony en 1467,” with Jean-Patrice Boudet in Actes du colloque «Mathias Corvin, les bibliothèques princières et la genèse de l’Etat moderne» (2009), 205–13 — PDF
• “Martin Bylica at the Court of Matthias Corvinus: Astrology and Politics in Renaissance Hungary,” Centaurus 49(2007): 185–98 — PDF
• “Astrology as Political Propaganda: Humanist Responses to the Turkish Threat in Early Sixteenth-Century Vienna,” Austrian History Yearbook 38 (2007): 61– 91” — PDF
• “Michael Psellos’s De Daemonibus in the Renaissance,” in Reading Michael Psellos, edited by Charles Barber and David Jenkins (Leiden: Brill, 2006), 205–27.
• “Joseph Grünpeck’s Astrological Explanation of the French Disease,” in Responding to Sexual Disease in Early-Modern Europe, edited by Kevin Siena (Toronto: CRRS, 2005), 241–74.