Obs. [ad. mod.L. uromantia: see URO-1 and -MANCY, and cf. F. uromancie, Sp. uromancia.] = URINOMANCY.

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1569.  J. Sanford, trans. Agrippa’s Van. Artes, lxxxiii. 145 b. For this cause Scatomancie, Oromancie [sic], Drymimancie, be called the diuinations or Prognostications of Phisitians, gathered by ordures and vrines.

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1625.  Hart, Anat. Ur., I. v. 47. This Parson being … reputed famous in vromancie.

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[1721 Bailey.

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1823.  Crabb.]

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