Use of the word sibyls in a sentence example

sibyls

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SIBYLS 1 (Sibyllae), the name given by the Greeks and Romans to certain women who prophesied under the inspiration of a deity. [Please select]

To explain this, we must learn something about the sibyls. [Please select]

Sibyls (sib [Please select]

] The belief that the sibyls had prophesied the advent of Christ made their images popular. [Please select]

[32] The place was called _in tribus fatis_, from the three statues of sibyls described by Pliny, _H. [Please select]

Such a use is made of it by saints and sibyls. [Please select]

'That head,' replied Michael Angelo, pointing to one of the sibyls, 'that head is worth a hundred scudi.' [Please select]

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