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| + | * auspices: In ancient Rome, an auspice was a sign from the gods, as interpreted by an augur. A typical augury would read patterns of birds in the sky or interpret eating patterns of chickens. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 31 July 2012
- auspices: In ancient Rome, an auspice was a sign from the gods, as interpreted by an augur. A typical augury would read patterns of birds in the sky or interpret eating patterns of chickens.
