rhapsodomancy

== English == === Etymology === From French rhapsodomancie, from Ancient Greek ῥαψῳδός (rhapsōidós) +‎ -mancy. === Noun === rhapsodomancy (uncountable) Divination by reading a random passage from a poem. 1953, Gaynor (ed.), Dict. Mysticism Rhapsodomancy: A form of divination, based on a line in a sacred book or book of poetry which strikes the eye when the book is opened, or which is the last line to be pierced by a needle stuck through the closed book. ==== Related terms ==== bibliomancy