Definition of 'aruspices' aruspices in british english (əˈrʌspɪˌsiːz ) plural noun The role of aruspice was considered sacred and essential for maintaining harmony between the mortal world and the divine forces. Aruspices originated in ancient etruria, a civilization known for its rich religious practices and complex system of divination
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They believed that the gods communicated with mortals through various signs and symbols, which only trained interpreters could decipher.
The aruspices, by whose admonition [aruspicum monitu] pliny had undertaken to rebuild the temple of ceres, were always more revered in tuscany, than in any other part of italy.
Aruspices synonyms, aruspices pronunciation, aruspices translation, english dictionary definition of aruspices Ha·rus·pi·ces also a·rus·pi·ces a priest in ancient rome who practiced divination by the inspection of the entrails of animals. La aruspicina era una disciplina adivinatoria de los etruscos que, tras su incorporación al imperio, pasó a los romanos Consistía en presagios que hacían los arúspices, graduados sacerdotes, examinando entrañas de animales sacrificados.
La superstition des payens a été jusqu'au point d'ajouster foy aux augures & aux aruspices On avoit reduit en art l' aruspicine, ou cette maniere de deviner. Aruspices were believed to have a special connection to the gods and the ability to communicate with the divine realm through their rituals and observations
