Aruspex

/əˈrʌspɛks/ noun

A Roman priest or soothsayer who practiced divination by examining the entrails of sacrificed animals, especially livers.

From Latin aruspex (also haruspex), possibly from Etruscan origin; root meaning unclear but may relate to 'entrail-examiner,' fundamental to Roman religious practice.

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