Feliciano Scarpellini (Foligo, 20th October 1762 - Rome, 29th November 1840) was an abbot and Italian astronomer. At 20 he was elected a master of logistics and metaphysics at the Roman College in 1782 and between 1797 to 1814 he was the director of the Observatory Caetani, the first astronomical observatory set up in Rome. He was a large influencer in the reconstruction of the Accademia dei Lincei and was a lecturer of physics there; in this time he also created the Astronomical Observatory of the Capitol.

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