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I relate the greek gods and goddesses, as follows:

Ares = Aries

Dionysus = Taurus

Hermes = Gemini

Hera = Cancer

Hephaestus = Leo

Artemis = Virgo

Athena = Libra

Aphrodite = Scorpio

Apollo = Saggitarius

Demeter = Capricorn

Zeus = Aquarius

Poseidon = Pisces

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