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Aius Locutius
[ey-ee-uhs loh-kyoo-shuhs]
noun
Roman Legend.
a disembodied voice that warned the Romans of a coming invasion by the Gauls.
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We have directed a temple to be erected to Aius Locutius, in consequence of the heavenly voice heard in the New Street.
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Mention was also introduced of expiating the voice heard by night, which had been heard announcing the calamity before the Gallic war, and neglected, and a temple was ordered in the New Street to Aius Locutius.
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