Romans took the stars seriously. Augustus was so pleased with his Capricorn that he put the goat on his coins, and Tiberius rarely made a decision without first hearing from Thrasyllus, the astrologer he kept at his side on Capri.
Our own astrologer is less dramatic, but she has one advantage over the imperial court: she doesn't need your birth date. Ten questions about how you spend a free day, settle an argument or handle your money are enough for her to tell you which sign really fits you.
Answer honestly. The stars can tell when you are just picking the answer that sounds best.
Not happy with your sign? Few emperors were either. Take the test again next month; the stars move, and so do we.
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