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The Romans believed that the gods communicated with humans through various signs and omens, such as the flight patterns of birds, unusual weather phenomena, and the behavior of animals. They practiced augury, interpreting these signs to gain insights into the will of the gods. Additionally, rituals, sacrifices, and prayers were conducted to appease the gods and seek their guidance. Dreams and prophetic visions were also considered a means through which divine messages could be conveyed.

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