In this book, the authors continue their fascinating study of ancient zodiacs, allowing us to lift the veil on many of the secrets of our history. Who really was the famous Roksolana? What artist hides under the name of Raphael and when did he actually live? Whose face is depicted in Raphael's famous painting "The Sistine Madonna"? From whom and when was the image of Cleopatra copied? What was the fate of Cleopatra's second pearl, which she did not dissolve in vinegar, and where is this pearl today? Who and when invented the first wheeled carriage? Who were the two famous Saint Catherines - Saint Catherine of Alexandria (Sinai) and Saint Catherine of Siena? Where do the well-known medieval tales about the “eternal Jew” Ahasferus go? The reader will find answers to these and many other questions in this book. The key to the solution was the dating of the zodiacs. In particular, the authors dated a number of new Italian zodiacs, which once again confirmed the previously made conclusion that medieval Italian history in most cases was provided with incorrect datings, 150-200 years earlier than they actually were. Some names associated with the falsification of Italian history have been revealed.