augurian
The term "augurian" refers to a system of divination used in ancient Rome, particularly during the Roman Republic and the early Roman Empire. The practice was based on the interpretation of omens, which were believed to be messages from the gods. Augurs were the priests responsible for this practice, and their role was to interpret the signs and portents that they observed in various natural phenomena, such as the flight of birds, the behavior of animals, and the appearance of celestial bodies.
The augurs were highly respected in Roman society, and their decisions carried significant weight. They were
The practice of augury declined in importance over time, and by the late Roman Empire, it had