The Roman emperor Septimius Severus (193-211 AD) held the throne in a room whose walls reproduced his horoscope, drawn by minister-seers. There would be the remarkable facts of his life, from birth to date of death, hidden from the eyes of others. More important than others, these counselors led wars of conquest, victorious with Severus. Valuable ministry was the emperor's magic resource.
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The Roman emperor Septimius Severus (193-211 AD) held the throne in a room whose walls reproduced his horoscope, drawn by minister-seers. There would be the remarkable facts of his life, from birth to date of death, hidden from the eyes of others. More important than others, these counselors led wars of conquest, victorious with Severus. Valuable ministry was the emperor's magic resource.
Read more (09/23/2023)