fatidicus

fatidicus

fātidicus, a, um (fatum u. dico), weissagend, vates, Verg.: anus, Cic.: puella, Suet.: numen, Plin. ep.: deus, v. Apollo, Ov.: augurium, Plin.: libri, Weissagebücher, Suet. u. A ugustin. – subst., fātidicus, ī, m., der Weissager, Varro LL. u. Cic.


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