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Parapegmata is a category for books that explore, reproduce, or are inspired by the ancient Greco-Roman “peg calendars” (parapegmata): lists that aligned days with the risings and settings of stars and linked these celestial events to weather signs, seasons, and practical activities. Titles in this genre include editions and translations of surviving parapegmata; studies of ancient calendars, timekeeping, and archaeoastronomy; research on how the sky structured agriculture, navigation, medicine, and civic life; and modern reconstructions or almanacs modeled on these systems. It brings together works at the intersection of astronomy, meteorology, calendrics, epigraphy, and cultural history to show how societies synchronized daily affairs with celestial cycles.

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