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Oraculum

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ORACULUM, civil law. The name of a kind of decisions given by the Roman emperors.



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Propterea quod dixit oraculum, grave puero domum reduci Imminere a patre periculum, ipsius manu ut caederetur.
Secondo Macrobio, la cui trattazione raggiunge il Medioevo attraverso una tradizione tanto diffusa quanto autorevole, l'attivith onirica si divide in cinque categorie: somnium, visio, oraculum, insomnium, e visum.
48) Among the piagnoni followers of Savonarola, the highly symbolic language remained popular, The Oraculum de novo saeculo (Oracle of the New Century) by Giovanni Nesi (circa 1456-1530) differs substantially in tone from Benivieni's "Cantico," the Oraculum also adopts the figure of the lion, among other animals and symbols, to communicate a prophetic event for Florence.
 
 
 
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