Question 1: Political, military and civil actions were sanctioned by augury, which had been historically performed by priests of the college of ________ and by haruspices on behalf of senior magistrates. |
Question 2: [38] Another example was the ceremony in 3 AD, when the Prefect Grand Augur performed a ritual to determine whether or not it was auspicious for ________'s daughter to become the empress. |
Question 3: The augur was a priest and official in the classical world, especially ________ and Etruria. |
Question 4: The office of ________ eventually became a de facto consular prerogative. |
Question 5: haruspicina, consultation of the ________) augury appears to be autochthonous and originally Latin or Italic. |
Question 6: In the later Republic, augury came under the supervision of the college of pontifices, a priestly-magistral office whose powers were increasingly woven into the ________. |
Question 7: It sufficed to say that the augur or magistrate had heard a clap of thunder to suspend the convocation of the ________. |
Question 8: In the Regal period tradition holds that there were three augurs at a time; by the time of ________, they had reached fifteen in number. |