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"translation": "On a coutume de dire que le mot Vatican doit son nom aux oracles (vaticinia) qui s'y rendaient fréquemment, et que l'on croyait devoir à la divinité qui préside à ce quartier de Rome. Cependant M. Varron, dans ses livres des Choses divines, donne à ce nom une autre étymologie. De même, dit-il, que le dieu Aius fut ainsi nommé, et qu'on lui consacra un autel et une statue que l'on voit au bas de la rue Neuve, parce que nos ancêtres entendirent dans ce lieu une voix céleste, de même on appela Vatican le dieu qui présida aux premiers accents de la voix humaine, car dès l'instant que les enfants viennent au monde, ils prononcent la première syllabe de Vatican ; c'est ce que nous appelons vagir, terme qui exprime le premier son qui sort de la bouche des nouveau-nés. — (trad.)"
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