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Meaning of sibylist
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sibylist (n.)
One who believes in a sibyl or the sibylline prophecies.
sibylist Sentence Examples
- The sibyllist's cryptic words hinted at an impending disaster.
- Cassandra was known as a sibylist whose prophecies were often ignored.
- The ancient sibylist was believed to communicate with the gods.
- The Delphic sibyl was said to be inspired by Apollo.
- The sibyllist's predictions were often veiled in obscure language.
- The sibyllist's oracle at Cumae was a popular place of pilgrimage.
- The Erythraean sibyl was believed to have lived for over a thousand years.
- The sibylists were highly respected figures in ancient Greece and Rome.
- The sibyllist's prophecies were often used to guide political and military decisions.
- The sibyllist's words have been interpreted and debated for centuries.
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One who believes in a sibyl or the sibylline prophecies.
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The sibyllist's cryptic words hinted at an impending disaster.
Cassandra was known as a sibylist whose prophecies were often ignored.
The ancient sibylist was believed to communicate with the gods.
The Delphic sibyl was said to be inspired by Apollo.
