Ius auspicii - Revision history

M. Lucretius Agricola: +link

2010-05-12T00:41:45Z

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−		+	'''''Ius auspicii''''', a part of the ''[[ius augurale]]'', refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur\|augures]], the ''libri augurales'', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan\|Etruscans]], or [[Gaul\|Gauls]], or [[Greek\|Greeks]] took the auspices.
−	'''''Ius auspicii''''', a part of the ''ius augurale'', refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur\|augures]], the '''libri augurales''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan\|Etruscans]], or [[Gaul\|Gauls]], or [[Greek\|Greeks]] took the auspices.	+

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Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus: added info and stub template

2009-11-04T01:33:49Z

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−	'''''Ius auspicii''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur]]es, '''~~in auguralibus libris~~''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.	+	{{ArticleStub}}
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		+	'''''Ius auspicii''''', a part of the ''ius augurale'', refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur\|augures]], the '''libri augurales''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan\|Etruscans]], or [[Gaul\|Gauls]], or [[Greek\|Greeks]] took the auspices.

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: recat

2009-03-31T14:41:39Z

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−	'''''Ius ~~auspicium~~''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur]]es, '''in auguralibus libris''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.	+	'''''Ius auspicii''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur]]es, '''in auguralibus libris''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: links

2008-11-17T23:55:01Z

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−	'''''Ius auspicium''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the auspices. In the books of the ~~augures~~, '''in auguralibus libris''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.	+	'''''Ius auspicium''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the [[auspices]]. In the books of the [[augur]]es, '''in auguralibus libris''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.

	[[Category:Religio Romana]]		[[Category:Religio Romana]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Ius auspicium moved to Ius auspicii

2008-11-17T23:53:57Z

Ius auspicium moved to Ius auspicii

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'''''Ius auspicium''''' refers to the proper manner of conducting a ritual of taking the auspices. In the books of the augures, '''in auguralibus libris''', traditional lands were grouped into five categories with reference to how auspices were taken. Latins were Latins because they used the same methods as did Romans, as opposed to how [[Etruscan]]s, or [[Gaul]]s, or [[Greek]]s took the auspices.

[[Category:Religio Romana]]