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'ourney across the celestial sphere, part of $hich isrepresented in the picture by the blue band. he ancientastronomers associated dates $ith the constellations in thisnarro$ belt ($hich is &no$n as the zodiac), assi!nin! to each


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constellation of stars the dates $hen the sun $as in the same

re!ion of the celestial sphere as the constellation. he t$elvezodiacal si!ns for these constellations $ere named by thend*century astronomer +tolemy, as follo$s %ries (ram), aurus (bull), -emini (t$ins), ancer (crab), /eo (lion), 0ir!o(vir!in), /ibra (balance), corpio (scorpion), a!ittarius(archer), apricorn (!oat), %2uarius ($ater*bearer), and +isces(3shes).

apricorn

% mountain !oat symbolizesthe tenth si!n of the zodiac,apricorn. %ccordin! toastrolo!ers, apricorns (bornbet$een 5ecember and

6anuary 17) e"hibit disciplineand ambition. %ssociated $ith

the earth element, apricornshave !ood common sense anda stron! sense of humor,


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a stron! sense of humor,althou!h a tendency to$ard

introversion tempers thesetraits. aturn. Earth si!n.

Aquarius

he $ater pourer symbolizes the eleventhsi!n of the zodiac, %2uarius. %ccordin! toastrolo!ers, %2uarians (people bornbet$een 6anuary 8 and 9ebruary 1)e"hibit stron! traits of individualism. heplanet :ranus, named after the -ree&!od of the heavens, rules %2uarius andsupposedly imparts a characteristic sense

of unpredictability to %2uarians. %ir si!n.


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Pisces+eople born bet$een 9ebruary 17and ;arch 8 are considered to be+isceans. he t$elfth and 3nal si!nof the zodiac, +isces is symbolizedby t$o 3sh connected by a rope

that s$im in opposite directions.%strolo!ers believe that the tensioncreated bet$een these 3sh mirrorsthe tendency to$ard vacillation that


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characterizes the typical +iscean.


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and achieve in order to &eep from

e"tin!uishin! their elemental#ame.

Taurus

aurus, the second si!n of thezodiac, is the astrolo!ical si!nfor people $hose birthdays fallbet$een %pril 8 to ;ay 8.

aurus is symbolized by thebull and associated $ith theearth element. %strolo!erscharacterize aureans as

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reliable, practical, and

stubborn. he planet 0enus,named after the Roman!oddess of love and beauty,rules the si!n and !ives

aureans their characteristiccharm and sensuousness.

Geminiymbolized by the heavenly t$ins,-emini is the astrolo!ical si!n forpeople born from ;ay 1 to 6une1. %ccordin! to astrolo!ers, the

planet ;ercury, named after theRoman messen!er !od, rules-emini and !ives -eminis theircharacteristic stron!


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!communication s&ills and 2uic& $it.

/i&e their zodiacal symbol, thet$ins, -eminis typically attempt toaccomplish more than one tas& ata time.

Cancer (astrological sign)

he fourth si!n of the zodiac, anceris the astrolo!ical si!n for peopleborn bet$een 6une and 6uly .

he crab symbolizes ancer, the 3rst$ater si!n of the zodiac. %ccordin! to

astrolo!ers, ancerians are stron!lyprotective of those they love, andalso e"hibit hi!hly developedima!ination, discipline, and intuition.ancerians typically have a moody


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ancerians typically have a moodydemeanor that correlates $ith thedi=erent sta!es of their rulin!celestial body, the moon.

Leo he lion symbolizes /eo, the3fth astrolo!ical si!n, andrepresents people bornbet$een 6uly > and %u!ust .

Ruled by the sun, /eos e"hibitan enthusiasm and con3dencein#uenced by their 3ery star.%ccordin! to astrol

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