Podomancy (also known as Pedomancy or Solistry) is a divination by examining the lines of soles. This method of divination is similar to palmistry. Etymology Derived from the Greek pous ('foot') and
Geomancy is a method of divination that interprets markings on the ground or the patterns formed by tossed handfuls of soil, rocks, or sand. Etymology Derived from the Greek Gaia|ge ('earth') and manteia ('prophecy') Origin Like other systems of divination,
Omphalomancy Omphalomancy (also known as Omphilomancy) is divination by inspecting the navel cord or belly button. . Etymology Derived from the Greek omphalos ('navel') and manteia ('prophecy') Methods According to a popular
Dracomancy Dracomancy (also known as 'Dragon magick') is a divination by dragons. Etymology Derived from the Greek drakon ('dragon') and manteia ('prophecy') Methods Dragons have been historically thought of as magical creatures
Ololygmancy Ololygmancy is divination by interpreting the barking or howling patterns of dogs. Etymology Derived from the Greek ololuzo ('howl') and manteia ('prophecy') SEE ALSO: Augury Divinations BOOKS FOR YOU TO READ
Oinomancy Oinomancy (or oenomancy or œnomancy) is a form of divination by interpreting the patterns in wine. Etymology Derived from the Greek oinos ('wine') and manteia ('prophecy') Origin Oinomancy can be traced
Notarikon Notarikon is a system of abbreviations by either shortening the words or by writing only one letter of each word. Etymology Derived from the Latin notaricus ('in shorthand') History In Kabbalism
Nggàm is type of divination by interpreting the actions of spiders or crabs. Etymology Derived from the Mambila nggàm ('divination') Origin Nggàm originated among the Mambila people of Camerron and Niger. In
Cheirognomy (or Chirognomy) is the study of the general hand formation. Etymology Derived from the Greek kheir ('hand') and gnomonia ('interpretation') Methods Chirognomy is another variation of palmistry. Palmistry is effectively the
The study of the lines in the hands. This word is also often used to describe the entire study of palmistry. This section gives a basic overview of the three major lines
Armomancy (also scapulimancy, scapulomancy, omoplatoscopy) is the art of divination through inspecting one's shoulders or the shoulder blades of sacrificed animals . Etymology From Latin armus (shoulder blade). Method The diviner observed
Dactylomancy or dactyliomancy is a form of divination using a suspended ring. Etymology Derived from reek daktylios, a finger-ring. Methods In some traditions of dactylomancy, a ring is suspended like a pendulum
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