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For over 1,500 years European medicine taught that the body holds four humours — blood, yellow bile, black bile and phlegm — and that the dominant one shapes your temperament: sanguine, choleric, melancholic or phlegmatic.
Answer ten quick questions to find your main temperament and the one behind it, with the humour, element, season and planet medieval scholars linked to it.
| 1. When you meet new people you… | chat easily and enjoy it |
| 2. Faced with a problem you… | act at once |
| 3. Friends would call you… | fun and lively |
| 4. Your mood is usually… | thoughtful, sometimes gloomy |
| 5. At work you prefer to… | work with people and new ideas |
| 6. Your ideal weekend… | rest at home with family |
| 7. When criticised you… | laugh it off |
| 8. Your biggest weakness… | impatience |
| Your temperament | Sanguine (with choleric traits) |
| Character | Cheerful, sociable, optimistic and talkative; quick to start, slow to finish |
| Humour | Blood — hot & moist |
| Element, season & planet | Air · Spring · Jupiter |
Sanguine (with choleric traits).
Try this example →Sanguine (cheerful, sociable), choleric (driven, quick-tempered), melancholic (thoughtful, prone to worry) and phlegmatic (calm, steady).
From Hippocrates' four humours, developed by Galen and used in medieval and Renaissance medicine.
Yes — most people show a main temperament with a second one behind it.
No. Astrology has no scientific support; these tools reproduce historical medieval methods for interest and entertainment.