Vatican

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 554
vat'i-kan, n. an a emblage of buildings m Rome, including one of the pope’s palaces used to mean the papal authority [Fr. (It. Vatic a no —from L. Mans '’atlean us, a hill in Rome.] Vaticinate, vat-is'i-nut, v to prophesy. [L. vaficiH'pr, -afns, tn prophesy vates, a seer.] Vaticination, vat-is-i-nashim, «- prophecy: prediction.
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