The Zodiac Man appeared most frequently in calendars, devotional books of hours, treatises on philosophy, medicine and in Medieval Astrology. The concept of the Zodiac Man dates to the Hellenistic period and appears in Manilius's Astronomica. The Zodiac Man was used in medieval medicine to determine the correct time for surgery, medication, bloodletting, and other procedures. Attributed to Ptolemy, the foremost rule was to avoid interfering with a body part when the Moon could be found by transit in its corresponding sign.
Aries ♈️ ~ The head, face, brain, eyes
Taurus ♉️ ~ the neck and throat
Gemini ♊️ ~ the lungs, arms and shoulders
Cancer ♋️ ~ the chest, breast and stomach
Leo ♌️ ~ the heart, upper back and spine
Virgo ♍️ ~ the abdomen and digestive system
Libra ♎️ ~ the kidneys and lumbar region
Scorpio ♏️ ~ the genitals
Sagittarius ♐️ ~ the hips and thighs
Capricorn ♑️ ~ the knees, bones and joints
Aquarius ♒️ ~ the calves, shins and ankles
Pisces ♓️ ~ the feet, toes and lymphatic system














