1973 , Leopold Sabourin , Studies in the History of Religions - Issue 25 , Often these were obscure and had to be interpreted, the task of the oneirocrites, as the Greeks called such specialists among the priests.
1991 , , The Second Century - Volume 8 , On the contrary, he warned aspiring oneirocrites that "those who attribute . . . too much hidden meaning to dreams should be treated with contempt since they have no insight into the structure of a dream ..." (IV, 63 286, 13-15).
2005 , Raymond Buckland , The Spirit Book: The Encyclopedia of Clairvoyance, This guidance came in dreams which had to be interpreted by the oneirocrites.
