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%6o K]Arch&ologi& Attic*. Lib.*]. Cap.i,
till jour cjes be put, sor my part thii ii my opinion,
hlf aiairli Has®- *pvvtkwi '^a waT^s.*
In Ariftepbanes you find the birds themselves escinentef,
chirping and gibing their spedators sor their fupertlition.
C A P. I.
Deextijpicina, & quibufdam aliii-
klvination by the Entrals os beasrs, or Extispicina,
_ r C for so >Aru(picina , 'Divination in Sacrifices, is deno-
minated ^ /?or jort srom the beft part of it) was more common
then that sormer in all places ( Extis ommsferi utuntur saies
£icero\) and especially acEA'/ where it was, by the two fa-
* Pindar- milies of the samida, and the a Clytida^adThelmejfasia
Caria much improved. Tiresat had fo great skill in this art
( I cannot say irifight, becaufe Jupiter gave him the skill to re-
- ' compence his blindnesse ) jhat even after his death, among
b ttJ ^tsSch- the Ghofts there were none but b bis. Vlyfcs himfelse,
an ro'ov nips was saine to trouble his foule to come back againe to give
uh^vwj. ia> himadvife. The whole bufinesse of Divining at the offering
mmvSit. ofavs'&ime ( for there was fomething elle to do befides po-
Uom. bdyjs, r'n§ in Suts) W3S ca"ed U&tmo-ma,. And a very folemne
jf. ' businefle it was, being ufually attended with a fcaft, accor-
. ding to that.
Emip. EleEl. —•~'i7m( <xd>?,iextii> SrHvawLuS*.
^.835. Gutim, or that part of it in killing, and cutting it up, is
called by Sophocles ciu<tsuGoKa , and the ad of cutting huMinv.
The fignes obferved were mod properly called ewftw*, and
the observers munaTm). If the beaft were drawen by force
to the (laughter, if itefcaped by the way, avoided the blow,
fell not downe quietly, bled but little, were long a dying,
■ " • . ' kept
till jour cjes be put, sor my part thii ii my opinion,
hlf aiairli Has®- *pvvtkwi '^a waT^s.*
In Ariftepbanes you find the birds themselves escinentef,
chirping and gibing their spedators sor their fupertlition.
C A P. I.
Deextijpicina, & quibufdam aliii-
klvination by the Entrals os beasrs, or Extispicina,
_ r C for so >Aru(picina , 'Divination in Sacrifices, is deno-
minated ^ /?or jort srom the beft part of it) was more common
then that sormer in all places ( Extis ommsferi utuntur saies
£icero\) and especially acEA'/ where it was, by the two fa-
* Pindar- milies of the samida, and the a Clytida^adThelmejfasia
Caria much improved. Tiresat had fo great skill in this art
( I cannot say irifight, becaufe Jupiter gave him the skill to re-
- ' compence his blindnesse ) jhat even after his death, among
b ttJ ^tsSch- the Ghofts there were none but b bis. Vlyfcs himfelse,
an ro'ov nips was saine to trouble his foule to come back againe to give
uh^vwj. ia> himadvife. The whole bufinesse of Divining at the offering
mmvSit. ofavs'&ime ( for there was fomething elle to do befides po-
Uom. bdyjs, r'n§ in Suts) W3S ca"ed U&tmo-ma,. And a very folemne
jf. ' businefle it was, being ufually attended with a fcaft, accor-
. ding to that.
Emip. EleEl. —•~'i7m( <xd>?,iextii> SrHvawLuS*.
^.835. Gutim, or that part of it in killing, and cutting it up, is
called by Sophocles ciu<tsuGoKa , and the ad of cutting huMinv.
The fignes obferved were mod properly called ewftw*, and
the observers munaTm). If the beaft were drawen by force
to the (laughter, if itefcaped by the way, avoided the blow,
fell not downe quietly, bled but little, were long a dying,
■ " • . ' kept