- An
augur was a
priest and
official in the
classical Roman world. His main role was the
practice of augury, the
interpretation of the will of the gods...
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Augur or
augur in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
augur is a
public official in
ancient Rome.
Augur may also
refer to:
Christopher C.
Augur (1821–1898)...
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behavior of birds, to
receive omens. When the individual,
known as the
augur, read
these signs, it was
referred to as "taking the au****es". "Au****es"...
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Augur is a
decentralized prediction market platform built on the
Ethereum blockchain.
Augur is
developed by
Forecast Foundation,
which was
founded in...
- The
augur buzzard (Buteo
augur) is a
fairly large African bird of prey. This
species is
distinct in
typical adult plumage for its
blackish back, whitish...
- The Tomb of the
Augurs (Italian
Tomba degli Àuguri) is an
Etruscan burial chamber so
called because of a
misinterpretation of one of the
fresco figures...
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Artemidorus of
Knidos gave
Caesar a
scroll informing on the conspiracy, the
augur Spurinna allegedly prophesied misfortune for
Caesar on the Ides. Tempest...
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address by the new official. The word
inauguration stems from the
Latin augur,
which refers to the
rituals of
ancient Roman priests s****ing to interpret...
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pertains to the
augur. It
seems to mean variously: the "sacral investiture" of the
augur; the
ritual acts and
actions of the
augurs;
augural law (ius augurale);...
