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cleromancy
[kleer-uh-man-see, kler-]
noun
the casting of lots as a means of divination.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of cleromancy1
1600–10; < Medieval Latin ŧdzԳī, equivalent to Greek ê ( s ) lot + Գٱí -mancy
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Cleromancy, kler′o-man-si, n. divination by lots.
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Cleromancy was performed by the throwing of dice.
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