Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII|        tenets of the Augurs and Aruspices; all their other ceremonies,
 2       1,  XIV|      the victory. And among the Aruspices there were in the armies
 3       1,  XIV|        armies certain orders of Aruspices which they called Pollari [
 4       1,  XIV|        these Pollari make their Aruspices; and if the fowls pecked
 5       1,  XIV|      done, not withstanding the Aruspices should be adverse, they
 6       1,  XIV|         then they turned these [aruspices] with conditions and in
 7       1,  XIV|    Pollari that they make their Aruspices: but the fowls did not peck
 8       1,  XIV| reported to the Consul that the Aruspices were proceeding well, so
 9       1,  XIV|        himself and the army the Aruspices were correct, and if the
10       1,  XIV|  accommodate his designs to the Aruspices, he [Papirus] took steps
11       1,  XIV|      caused the Pollari to make Aruspices, and when they reported
12       1,  XIV|        one had gone against the Aruspices in a prudent manner, and