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9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 1 14/7/16 5:47 PM Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RacePoint) PMS 539 PMS 582 WSL Page: 1 The Complete Book of BIRTHDAYS 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 1 Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RaceP1oi4n/t7) /16 5:47 PM SMP 935 SMP 285 WSL Page: 1 orP of 1 ehT Colpm eet oB o k of B I R T Y H S A D Clare Gibson 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 2 Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (Ra1c4eP/7o/i1n6t) 5:47 PM SMP 935 SMP 285 WSL Page: 2 rP oo f 1 The Complete Book of BIRTHDAYS eP rsonali yt rP eid itc ons of r evE ry aD y of eht eY ar Clare Gibson Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RacePoint) 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 3 Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RaceP1oi4n/t7) /16 5:47 PM WSL Page: 2 SMP 935 SMP 285 WSL Page: 3 rP oo f 1 First published in the United States of America by Wellfleet Press, a member of Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc. 142 West 36th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10018 www.quartoknows.com Copyright © 2016 Saraband All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without first obtaining the written permission of the copyright owner. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ISBN: 978-1-57715-131-9 Digital edition: 978-1-57715-154-8 Softcover edition: 978-1-57715-131-9 Created and produced by Saraband Suite 202, 98 Woodlands Road, Glasgow, UK Printed in China Author's note is book is based largely on the astrological principles and research compiled for e Ultimate Birthday Book, first published in 1998. is revised and updated volume includes some modifications and additional features. e more detailed compatibility predictions included for each date of birth have been contributed by a colleague whose specializes in this field. All predictions relating to careers, relationships and other char- acteristics will be more accurate if the year of birth is taken into account, and therefore it is recommended that a personal chart be commissioned if further details are sought. 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 4 14/7/16 5:47 PM Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RacePoint) PMS 539 WSL Page: 4 Proof 1 contents The History and Pr inciples of Astrology 7 The Days of the Year 38 Aries 39 Taurus 71 Gemini 102 Cancer 135 Leo 167 Virgo 199 Libra 231 Scorpio 262 Sagitarius 293 Capricorn 324 Aquarius 354 Pisces 385 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 5 14/7/16 5:47 PM Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RacePoint) Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (RacePoint) WSL Page: 4 PSM 539 WSL Page: 5 Proof 1 the history and pr inciples of astrology It is the stars, Te stars above us, govern our conditions. William Shakespeare, King Lear (1605–06), Act 4, Scene 3.1 ince time immemorial the heavenly Sbodies—luminaries, planets and stars— have exerted a mysterious fascination upon their Earth-bound observers. Even today, when the scientifc precepts of astronomy have come to marginalize (some even say, discredit) the astrological beliefs that pre- vailed for millennia, we remain captivated by their ethereal beauty and elusive promise of worlds as yet undiscovered. Ancient stargazers, who lacked instru- ments like the telescope with which to study the heavens in accurate detail, still discerned that certain astral bodies com- prised fxed formations that moved in pre- dictable fashion through the night sky, their appearance and disappearance heralding the changes of season. Tey believed that the universe was geocentric, and that the posi- tions and majestic progressions of the Sun, Moon, planets and stars infuenced the lives of human beings and all of the events that occurred on Earth. Tis concept is encapsu- lated in the word “astrology,” a composite of the Greek words astron (“star”) and legetin (“speak”). It was only through the ground- breaking work of such later astronomers as Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543), who frst postulated that the Earth did not, in fact, occupy the center of the universe, but 9781577151319_int 001-038_11513.indd 6 Job: 11513 Title: Complete Book of Birthdays 9781577151319 (Race1P4o/i7n/t1) 6 5:47 PM WSL Page: 6 rP oo f 1 the history and pr inciples of astrology It is the stars, Te stars above us, govern our conditions. William Shakespeare, King Lear (1605–06), Act 4, Scene 3.1 ince time immemorial the heavenly rotated on its axis while revolving around Sbodies—luminaries, planets and stars— the Sun; and Galileo Galilei (1564–1642), have exerted a mysterious fascination upon who described it as part of a solar system, their Earth-bound observers. Even today, that the geocentric view began to change, when the scientifc precepts of astronomy if slowly. (Te Vatican, for example, did have come to marginalize (some even say, not formally accept Galileo’s fndings until discredit) the astrological beliefs that pre- 1979). Teir successors built upon the work vailed for millennia, we remain captivated of these pioneering astronomers to provide by their ethereal beauty and elusive promise us with knowledge undreamed of by the of worlds as yet undiscovered. ancients. In learning more about our uni- Ancient stargazers, who lacked instru- verse and the celestial bodies that it con- ments like the telescope with which to tains, we have learned that many aspects study the heavens in accurate detail, still of the astrological beliefs professed by our discerned that certain astral bodies com- ancestors were correct. We also know that prised fxed formations that moved in pre- numerous cosmic truths have yet to be dictable fashion through the night sky, their discovered. appearance and disappearance heralding the Today astronomy is regarded as a sci- changes of season. Tey believed that the entifc discipline distinct from astrology, universe was geocentric, and that the posi- which most scientists dismiss as simply tions and majestic progressions of the Sun, a naive divinatory system. Yet our afn- Moon, planets and stars infuenced the lives ity with astrology endures: Why is it that of human beings and all of the events that even astrological nonbelievers cannot resist occurred on Earth. Tis concept is encapsu- sneaking a glance at their “stars” for the day? lated in the word “astrology,” a composite of Te human psyche, through the collective the Greek words astron (“star”) and legetin unconscious that we all share, clearly has a (“speak”). It was only through the ground- profound and complex connection to the breaking work of such later astronomers stars. 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