prognostic
PROGNOSTIC
signum: nota futurae alicujus rei (Celsus; both especially = “symptom ” in medicine); praenuncius (either as substantive or as adjective agreeing with a substantive before mentioned to which it refers): prognostics praedicta -orum (as published beforehand): ☞ prognostica in Cic. only as title of his translation of Aratus προγνωστικά. To be a prognostic of anything alicujus rei esse praenuncium; aliquid praenunciare. Vid: FORERUNNER.
signum: nota futurae alicujus rei (Celsus; both especially = “symptom ” in medicine); praenuncius (either as substantive or as adjective agreeing with a substantive before mentioned to which it refers): prognostics praedicta -orum (as published beforehand): ☞ prognostica in Cic. only as title of his translation of Aratus προγνωστικά. To be a prognostic of anything alicujus rei esse praenuncium; aliquid praenunciare. Vid: FORERUNNER.
prognostic: signum (gen. term): Virg. G. 1, 351. More usu. expr. by verb: concerning the p.s of fair weather, de iis quae serenam tempestatem significant, nuntiant, etc.: v. TO FOREBODE . Prognostica, orum (Gr. προγνωστικά), only in Cic. as title of his translation of the poem of Aratus so called.