augural
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 40
[In Fr. & Port. augural; Ital. augurale; Lat. anguralis.) Pertaining to an augur or to augury. "The augural crook of Romulus."-Lewis: Cred. Early Rom . Hist ., ch. iv., § 3. "Persons versed in augural lore."- Ibid . , ch. x., § 6. IMG:content-0896.png:[blocks in formation] "The powers of the augurate ."-Penny Cyclop ., iii. 88. †âu-gur-āte, v.i. & t . [Lat, augur at us , pa. par. of augur or .] [AUGUR, v.]
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