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 1 I(6) |      were idolatrous means of divination (Pusey). The Seventy appear
 2 XX   |     to derive their powers of divination. In the first place, it
 3 XX   |     in general, any basis for divination by means of animals, or
 4 XX   |       that there is an art of divination through birds, it is not
 5 XX   |      not agreed as to why the divination takes that form; for some
 6 XX   |     is from demons or gods of divination that the animals receive
 7 XX   |       there is such an art as divination; then, he should have more
 8 XX   |      the animals derive their divination impulses. Then would be
 9 XX   |     they teach us by means of divination what is going to happen,
10 XX   | considers to have the gift of divination; but yielding them the preeminence,
11 XX   |      is, or is not, an art of divination by birds, and the other
12 XX   |      accept any such thing as divination, lest the rational creatures
13 XX   |      because they believed in divination by birds. For our present
14 XX   |      creatures with powers of divination, is incomparably great.
15 XX   | creature, had not the gift of divination? The arbitrary distinction
16 XX   |  mankind to be connected with divination, while those not so connected
17 XX   |       and other creatures for divination, or that they who give the
18 XX   |      with Jacob, nor is there divination with Israel; at the due
19 Index|        134; supposed power of divination, 126 f.; clean and unclean