Podomancy: Divination by the Feet Podomancy, also known as pedomancy or solistry, is the art of divination through the feet, especially by examining the soles, toes, shapes, lines, arches, and markings. It
Psychognomy: Reading Character Through the Human Form Psychognomy is a system of character analysis developed by the Belgian educator and Roman Catholic priest Paul Bouts. It combined elements of phrenology, physiognomy, typology, graphology and craniofacial measurement in an attempt to
Ichnomancy Ichnomancy is a the art of divination by footprints Etymology Derived from the Greek ikhnos (‘track’) and manteia (‘prophecy’) Methods According to ichnomancy, the appearance and personality of someone can be
Anthomancy Anthomancy, floriography or floromancy is divination by flowers or plants, including their colours, petals, time of planting, and where planted. Etymology From Greek anthos, flower and manteia, ‘prophecy’. Modern forms A
Choiramancy is a method of divination using a pig's bladder. Etymology From the Greek Choiros, a small pig. Method Sometimes, when the entrails foretold nothing certain by dissection, the priest made observations from
Hyomancy: Divination by Wild Swine and the Mystery of the Tongue Bone Hyomancy is an exceptionally obscure form of divination that is usually defined as the prediction of future events through the
Hippomancy Hippomancy, a type of theriomancy, is divination from horses. Etymology Derived from the Greek hippos ('horse') and manteia ('prophecy') Origin This type of divination has been used by many ancient cultures,
Skatharomancy: Divination by Beetles on the Grave Skatharomancy is an obscure form of augury in which the movements and tracks of a beetle crawling across a grave are interpreted as supernatural signs.
Arithmomancy Arithmancy is the art of divination by means of numbers and a precursor to numerology. Etymology Sometimes wrongly called Arithmomancy, it is a simplified version of ancient Greek Isopsephy or Hebrew/Aramaic
Anthropomancy Anthropomancy is a form of divination in which human remains, particularly the entrails or internal organs of a dead or dying person, are examined for prophetic signs. In historical and occult
Galvanoscopy Galvanoscopy is a divination by means of galvanism or contraction of a muscle that is stimulated by an electric current. History The effect was named by Alessandro Volta after his contemporary,
Ceraunoscopy or keraunoscopy is the art of divination by observing thunder and lightning. Ceraunoscopy is branched into Brontoscopy (divination solely by thunder), and Ceraunomancy (divination solely by lightning). Etymology From ancient Greek
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