Adjective:

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necromantic's Usage Examples:

Holiness Code of Leviticus ascribes the death penalty for two of the three necromantic practices, namely Ba"al ob and Yidde"oni, while the Covenant Code of.

By the 16th century, necromantic ceremonies and the conjuring of ghostly apparitions by charlatan "magicians".

Murmandamus lays siege to Sethanon, causing wholesale slaughter regardless of his own soldiers, in order to draw his necromantic power from their deaths.

unraveled by specialized Charter Magic spells or returned to Death by the necromantic bells.

Grógaldr is one of six eddic poems involving necromantic practice.

The Odyssey"s passages contain many descriptive references to necromantic rituals: rites must be performed around a pit with fire during nocturnal.

They are hired to investigate two necromantically charged corpses, which come to life and attack them.

as a wizard and particularly famed for the story of his mechanical or necromantic brazen head.

A dead man is resuscitated by magic in a dramatic scene reminiscent of the necromantic revivification by the witch Erichto in the Pharsalia.

For a typical night of necromantic activity Schrepfer"s followers would fast for 24 hours and were served.

She possessed necromantic abilities, such as forming black wings on her body or controlling the.

included are new spells for magic-users who choose to specialize in the necromantic arts.

In the early 1770s Johann Georg Schröpfer had performed Masonic necromantic rituals and experiments, raising ghosts that were probably created with.

Synonyms:

necromantical,

Antonyms:

real, natural,