- Kipsikis.
Anthropomancy Augur Au****e /həˈrʌ.spɛks/ hə-RUH-spehks,
plural haru****es /həˈrʌ.spɪˌsiz/ hə-RUH-spih-sees, also
called aruspex /həˈrʌ.spɪˌsiː/...
- Historically,
viscera of
animals were
examined by
Roman pagan priests like the
haru****es or the
augurs in
order to
divine the ****ure by
their shape, dimensions...
- lunar.
Before any
campaign or battle,
Roman commanders took au****es, or
haru****es, to s**** the gods'
opinion regarding the
likely outcome.
Military success...
- and at the same time
rehabilitated the old
Roman soothsayers (known as
haru****es) as a replacement. He was
especially hard on Druidism,
because of its...
-
hermaphrodite prompted an
elaborate series of expiations: on the
advice of the
haru****es, the
child was
enclosed in a chest,
carried out to sea, and
allowed to...
- of
sacrifice and
divination in an
attempt to
predict the ****ure. The
haru****es were
unable to read the
entrails of the
sacrificed animals and blamed...
- sacrifice-divination
through inspection of the
sacrificial victim's liver—
haru****es—during the
Orientalizing period of
archaic Gr**** culture.
Plato notes...
-
temple to
Venus be
sited according to
rules laid down by the
Etruscan haru****es, and
built "near to the gate" of the city,
where it
would be less likely...
-
adopted key
elements of the
Etruscan religion,
which were
perpetuated by
haru****es and
noble Roman families who
claimed Etruscan descent, long
after the...
- acolytes.
Specialists from the
religious colleges and
professionals such as
haru****es and
oracles were
available for consultation. In
household cult, the paterfamilias...
