bibliomancy

英式音标：[bɪbli:əʊ'mænsɪ]

美式音标：[bɪblioʊ'mænsɪ]

概况：

n. 圣经占卜

词义：

n.

圣经卦（以任何抽得的经书的一节以占卜未来）；

英英释义

Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy is the use of books in divination. The method of employing sacred books (especially specific words and verses) for 'magical medicine', for removing negative entities, or for divination is widespread in many religions of the world:

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用法：

权威例句

Sortes Homericae

Sortes Homericae

Sortes Virgilianae

Methods of divination

Bibliometría de las arterias de la cápsula interna

Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy

Ancient Jewish bibliomancy

The source : an investigation in constrained bibliomancy and ambient research

英语词源：

bibliomancy (n.)

1753, "divination by opening a book (especially the Bible) at random," the first verse presenting itself being taken as a prognostication of future events, from biblio- + -mancy. In pagan times, Homer (sortes Homericae) and Virgil (sortes Virgilianae) were used.

造句：

1. After a little while, the English teacher turned off an epigram.

过了一会儿, 英文老师作出了一首讽刺诗.

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2. Tito was ready, and scarified the epigram to Scala's content.

蒂托是有准备的, 他牺牲了这首诗来满足斯卡拉.

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3. Suddenly a surprising image or epigram will light up the scene.

一个突如其来的形象或警句突然把意境照亮.

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4. We can express this statement as an epigram.

我们可把这一命题表达为一个短句.

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5. The essay proceeds by category, each ushered in by a thought - provoking epigram.

文章收益按类别, 每个进入了一个发人深省的警句.

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