De Oraculis Veterum Ethnicorum Dissertationes Duae, by Antonius van Dale, is a scholarly exploration of the oracles of the ancient world. Written in Latin, this work delves into the historical and religious significance of oracles in pagan societies. Van Dale's dissertations offer insights into the practices, beliefs, and cultural context surrounding these ancient sources of prophecy and divine guidance.

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