Il termine vaticano deriva, secondo alcuni – fra cui l'autore latino Marco Terenzio Varrone, riportato da Aulo Gellio – dal nome di un'antica divinità romana, Vaticanus, mentre altri – fra cui Gellio stesso – sostengono derivi dal verbo latino vaticinàri, in italiano "predire", supponendo che nella zona fossero attivi diversi oracoli, intesi sia come luoghi di preghiera sia predizione del futuro.
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