Extispicy

Extispicy was the practice of reading the entrails of animal sacrifices in ancient times. The practice is most commonly associated with the Romans and was believed to have been passed down to them from Romulus, one of Rome's illustrious co-founders. 
Extispicy was quite formal, with practitioners using diagrams and charts to hone their practice. Entrails were examined for several factors: the bloodiness of the organs, the color and health of the tissue, and the presence or absence of disease. 
Extispicy was used extensively for things like military planning (to gauge the success of a military venture), political events and predicting the coming agricultural season. 
Surprisingly, Extispicy appears to still be in use today. While not nearly as popular, or mainstream, there appear to be individuals who still use Extispicy to try and predict the future. 
=== References: ===
-https://www.paranormal-encyclopedia.com/e/extispicy/
Category:Magick
Category:Brotherhood Of The Wolf