10:00
Gerbert’s letters in translation
Costantino Sigismondi
Sapienza University of Rome
Gerbertus · History of science
Explore Gerbert’s scientific work and the conference series examining astronomy, instruments, mathematics, and intellectual life around the year 1000.

Conference proceedings
Editions, translations, and studies on Gerbert’s writings and the history of medieval astronomy.
Translation by Fabio Sigismondi
Open publicationProceedings of the 2007 conference
Open publicationProceedings of the 2008 conference
Open publicationAstronomy from Gerbert to Sacrobosco
Open publicationProceedings of the 2009 conference
Open publicationLetters translated by Maria Giulia Panvini Carciotto and Paolo Rossi
Open publicationStars, numbers, and letters in the time of Sylvester II
National Central Library of Rome · 10:00–17:00
A day of talks on Gerbert’s letters, mathematical learning, astronomical instruments, and the scholars around him. The program also included a guided visit to the Visioni Celesti exhibition.
10:00
Costantino Sigismondi
Sapienza University of Rome
10:10
Flavio G. Nuvolone
University of Fribourg
10:30
Jorge Nuno Silva
University of Lisbon
10:50
Paolo Rossi
University of Pisa
11:10
Break
11:20
Costantino Sigismondi
Sapienza University of Rome
11:30
Flora Parisi
National Central Library of Rome
11:50
Laura C. Paladino
University of Siena
12:10
Guided visit
15:30
Marco Zuccato
Paris Diderot University
15:50
Paolo Rossi
University of Pisa
16:10
Flavio G. Nuvolone
University of Fribourg
16:30
Luca Nicotra
Universitalia
16:45
Matteo Villani
National Central Library of Rome
17:00
Paolo Rossi and Flavio G. Nuvolone
Conferences · newest first
Meetings, lectures, and proceedings exploring Gerbert’s science and influence.
2009
12 May 2009 · Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, Rome
2008
12 May 2008 · Sala Odeon, Sapienza University of Rome
2007
12 May 2007 · Capitoline Museums, Rome
2003–2006
2003–2006 · Rome and other Italian cities
2010 · Paris
A Paris meeting at Université Paris Diderot on 6 May 2010.
Event details2010 · Bukowiec, Poland
The observatory dedicated to Sylvester II was inaugurated on 21 May 2010.
Visit the observatory