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- Cledonism abstract "In the occult of classical antiquity, cledonism, or cledonomancy, was a kind of divination based on chance events or encounters, such as words occasionally uttered. The word is formed from the Greek κληδών which signifies rumor, a report, omen, fame, name.Cicero observes that the Pythagoreans made observation not only of the words of the gods, but of those of men; and accordingly believed the pronouncing of certain words, e.g. the word incendium (destruction, ruin), at a meal to be very unlucky. Thus, instead of prison, they used the word domicilium (residence, dwelling); and to avoid Erinyes, said Eumenides.According to Pausanias, cledonism was popular at Smyrna, where the Apollonian Oracles were interpreted. He also mentions its use at the shrine of Hermes Agoraios in Pharae. An individual, upon whispering a question into the god's ear, plugged his own ears, left the agora, and then listened for the god's answer among the chance words of pedestrians. This was likely popular because the individual selectively chose which words formed the answer.An example of cledonism occurs in the Odyssey, Book XX. Before taking vengeance on the suitors, Odysseus asks for a divine sign, and Zeus answers with a clap of thunder. This is immediately followed by words from a servant-woman, asking Zeus to \"let this be the very last day that the suitors dine in the house of Odysseus.\"".
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- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Agora.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Apollo.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Divination.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Cicero.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Classical_antiquity.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Divination.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Erinyes.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Euphemism.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Fāl-gūsh.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Hermes.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Occult.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Odyssey.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Oresteia.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Pausanias_(geographer).
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Pharae.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Pythagoreanism.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Smyrna.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLink Taboo.
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cledonism".
- Cledonism wikiPageWikiLinkText "cledonism".
- Cledonism wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Divination.
- Cledonism wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Cledonism subject Category:Divination.
- Cledonism hypernym Kind.
- Cledonism type Work.
- Cledonism type Source.
- Cledonism type Work.
- Cledonism comment "In the occult of classical antiquity, cledonism, or cledonomancy, was a kind of divination based on chance events or encounters, such as words occasionally uttered. The word is formed from the Greek κληδών which signifies rumor, a report, omen, fame, name.Cicero observes that the Pythagoreans made observation not only of the words of the gods, but of those of men; and accordingly believed the pronouncing of certain words, e.g.".
- Cledonism label "Cledonism".
- Cledonism sameAs Q3680392.
- Cledonism sameAs Cledonismancia.
- Cledonism sameAs Clédonomancie.
- Cledonism sameAs Cledonomanzia.
- Cledonism sameAs m.0dmgsd.
- Cledonism sameAs Q3680392.
- Cledonism wasDerivedFrom Cledonism?oldid=660054675.
- Cledonism isPrimaryTopicOf Cledonism.