SIBYL

SIBYL


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Word: sibyl
Word origin: from Old French Sibile or medieval Latin Sibilla, via Latin from Greek Sibulla .
Phonetic: ˈsɪbɪl
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a woman in ancient times who was thought to utter the prophecies of a god.


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Privat Lives character
Ancient seeress
Clairvoyant
Cumaes was famous
Delphic diviner
Delphic figure
Delphic prophetess
Female fortune-teller
Female oracle
Female prophet
Female seer
Fortuneteller
Forward-looking woman?
Lady oracle
Mount Parnassus prophet
One of ten prophets
Oracle
Prophet of yore
Prophetess
Prophetess of legend
Prophetic woman
Seeress
Soothsayer
Visionary woman
Woman fortune-teller
Woman fortuneteller
A witch.
Fortune teller
Miss Thorndike
Fortune-teller
Private Lives character
Ancient fortuneteller
Seeress of ancient Greece
Ancient Roman prophetess
Ancient seer — prophetess
Is raising invoice from the speaking oracle
Some early bishops rejected a female prophet
Amounts to being elevated alongside live forecaster
Fortune-teller is back with Bill, we're told
Oracle is upset near the top side of lake
Supplement
Obscure
Sorceress
Roman female oracle
Forecaster lives up near far end of Hull
Greek prophetess
Fawlty or Thorndike?
Female Roman oracle believed to utter prophecies from a god
Silly bishop returning to embrace witch




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