auspex

• Sustantivo que designa a un sacerdote o funcionario religioso de la antigua Roma que interpretaba los presagios, como el vuelo de las aves, para orientar las decisiones públicas y políticas.

A noun referring to a religious official in ancient Rome who interpreted omens, such as the flight of birds, to guide public policy and decision-making.

1. Ancient Roman religious officialC2formal

   A priest in ancient Rome who observed the flight of birds and other natural signs to predict the future and advise on public decisions.

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   • The auspex was consulted before the army marched into battle.
   • Roman generals rarely made a move without first seeking an auspex.
   • The auspex declared the omens favorable for the new temple.

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