theurgy

The two men differed publicly on the issue of theurgy.

Slowly, the theurgy blazing about his chair began to fade.

Not elsewhere in all the Earth is such theurgy manifested."

But he appeared to understand the folly of coercing her with theurgy.

For a moment, Mahrtiir's gaze seemed to burn with reflected theurgy.

Theurgists sometimes did, and the Semmans were familiar with theurgy.

The book remains the seminal work on Theurgy and esoteric arts to this day.

The three parts of the wisdom are alchemy, astrology, and theurgy.

Julian favored ritual theurgy, with an emphasis on sacrifice and prayer.

He wanted his father's theurgy as well.

To her senses, their theurgy felt like questing.

Love is a wonder, a magic potion, an act of theurgy or even a continuing theophany.

Porphyry was also opposed to the theurgy of his disciple Iamblichus.

Pitchwife beat at it with his club; but his blows meant nothing to such theurgy.

Those who practice esoteric arts such as theurgy, and Kabbalah are familiar with the word "adept".

The nerves of her face tasted the weird theurgy before her eyes descried it.

Then all of the riders were in motion, trotting ahead within the ur-viles' protective theurgy.

The witches deal in theurgy, the harness- ing of will, faith and emotion to work their magic.

"My father usually relied on theurgy, my lord," Sarai replied.

It tended to mysticism and theurgy, and was the last product of Greek philosophy.

This tradition began to see itself as a complete alternative to Christianity, and, not surprisingly, began to emphasize theurgy.

I have no theurgy to hasten fire."

Everybody rushed to publish the secrets of magic, theurgy, cabala, tarot.

Blue is the color of theurgy."

On his own account he spent a winter in the Pyrenees studying theurgy with the Jesuits.