aruspex

[uh-ruhs-peks]

noun, plural a·rus·pi·ces

[uh-ruhs-puh-seez] /əˈrʌs pəˌsiz/.

haruspex.

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That the aruspex was not, indeed, pleased that the entrails should first have appeared mutilated and foul, and then too exuberant.
History of Rome, Vol III
Titus Livius

British Dictionary definitions for aruspex

aruspex

noun plural -pices (-pɪˌsiːz)

a variant spelling of haruspex

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aruspex

Examples from the Web for aruspex

Historical Examples

That the aruspex was not, indeed, pleased that the entrails should first have appeared mutilated and foul, and then too exuberant.

aruspex