oracle
In classical antiquity, person or agency considered to provide wise and insightful counsel or prophetic predictions or precognition of the future
Also known as fortune-teller · fortune teller · diviner · fortuneteller
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30 identifiers linking oracle across the web's reference databases
- Bibliothèque nationale de France ID11959229b
- Biblissima authority IDQ295012
- BNCF Thesaurus ID6530
- Catholic Encyclopedia ID11264c
- Dewey Decimal Classification133.3248
- Encyclopædia Britannica Online IDtopic/oracle-religion
- Freebase ID/m/05njj
- GND ID4043694-9
- Golden ID (archived)Oracle-AYP
- Great Norwegian Encyclopedia IDorakel
- Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (2017)2682699
- Iconclass notation12B25
- International Standard Bible Encyclopedia IDO/oracle
- JSTOR topic ID (archived)oracles
- Krugosvet article (archived)kultura_i_obrazovanie/religiya/ORAKUL.html
- Lex IDorakel
- McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia IDO/oracles
- Museum-digital tag ID16415
- NDL Authority ID00572627
- NL CR AUT IDph407302
- PACTOLS thesaurus IDpcrtJtPMkecByS
- SVKKL authority ID0248817-vestkyne
- TDV Encyclopedia of Islam IDkahin
- Treccani IDoracolo
- Treccani's Dizionario di Storia IDoracolo
- Treccani's Enciclopedia Italiana IDoracolo
- Vikidia article IDes:Oráculo
- WikiKids IDOrakel
- Yale LUX IDconcept/8d8dab3e-ef45-4f99-b18e-38f2a72382a1
- YSO ID22850