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.
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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.
  
 
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[[Category:Religio Romana]]

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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 Etruscans, or Gauls, or Greeks took the auspices.

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