Publisher's Synopsis
De Extispico Capita Tria, written in Latin by Georg Blecher, explores the ancient Roman practice of haruspicyâ"divination through the examination of animal entrails. This work delves into three key aspects of this religious ritual, providing insight into its significance within Roman society and religious beliefs. Offering a detailed analysis of the procedures and interpretations involved, this book provides valuable information for students and scholars of Roman history, religion, and archaeology. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of ancient Roman culture and the methods they employed to seek guidance from the gods.
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