Temperaments - The early Greek theory of four humours, which links bodily fluids with dispositions or tempers.
The temperaments of those whose span of life she pronounces at their birth Erigone will direct to study, and she will train their minds in the learned arts.
One of the problems that arise between Venus in Air (Libra) and Earth (Virgo) temperaments, however, is a fundamental difference in styles of loving that can lead to misunderstandings.
- Chapter 1 describes your temperaments and personalities. The issues described in Chapter 1 become particularly powerful if you have a close or long-lasting relationship.
planets are the Moon and Venus, because of their feminine qualities, their cool, moist temperaments, and their passive natures as compared to the Sun and Mars.
The nocturnal planets are the Moon and Venus, because of their feminine qualities, their cool, moist temperaments, and their passive natures as compared to the Sun and Mars.
Choleric - One of the four temperaments, associated with the element of fire. The choleric personality is believed to indicate an optimistic, youthful, impulsive temperament, prone to spontaneous outbursts of emotion.
Virgo - Libra
Possessing different temperaments both Virgo and Libra find it difficult...
Virgo - Scorpio
Inspite of different traits, Scorpio and Virgo are quite a match for each...
It's a vital match where there is mutual inspiration and encouragment. The challenge comes when fiery temperaments turn into struggles for dominance. If there is only drama, without an emotional foundation, this match can burn itself out.
Hippocrates, in the 5th century bce, outlined correspondences between the four elements as found in astrology with four different temperaments, the roots of 20th century Jungian psychology.
Astrology is a naively projected psychology in which the different attitudes and temperaments of man are represented as gods and identified with planets and zodiacal constellations. - Carl Gustav Jung ...
symbolical heritage: like the four Cosmic Ages; the four armed Christian Cross; the Cross of material incarnation; the four Evangelists; the four stages of the alchemical transformation; the four Greek and medieval doctors' Humors (temperaments); ...
The temperaments, Sanguine (Blood), Choleric (Yellow Bile), Melancholic (Black Bile) and Phlegmatic (Phlegm) relate to the astrological elements Air (Sanguine), Fire (Choleric), Earth (Melancholic) and Water (Phlegmatic). See Humours.
 See also: Planet, Astrology, Signs, Sign, Sun
  
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