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This charge of necromancy is right often used for cloaking evil practices on our people.† (source)
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There is a dread, unhallowed necromancy of evil, that turns things sweetest and holiest to phantoms of horror and affright.† (source)
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How he got there I don't know, but I found him a prisoner in the dungeons of the Necromancer. (source)Necromancer = a character in this novel so named because he practices black magic and creates undead creatures
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He had mastered necromancy and sorcery, astrology and mathematics, divination and scrying.† (source)
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The Nightshade Guide to Necromancy.† (source)
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Necromancy animates these wights, yet they are still only dead flesh.† (source)
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Iloathe Shades-they practice the most unholy magic, after necromancy.† (source)
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Necromancer.† (source)
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I knew I was presentable-looking, possessed a spacious and sympathetic intelligence, and had that Southern gift of gab which I was well aware could often cast a sugary (but not saccharine) necromantic charm.† (source)
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He was met and challenged, further along, by a group of necromancers, who prohibited him from proceeding until he had left with them the knowledge of working silver, wood, and feathers, and the art of painting.† (source)
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Modern psychology, it may be, will endeavor to reduce these alleged necromancies within a system, instead of rejecting them as altogether fabulous.† (source)
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The way of necromancy, the black sorcery of bell, book, and candle.† (source)
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He treated the classical writers with a household familiarity, as if they had all been his roommates at some period, and he knew many things that should not have been known, such as the fact that Saint Augustine wore a wool jacket under his habit that he did not take off for fourteen years and that Arnaldo of Villanova, the necromancer, was impotent since childhood because of a scorpion bite.† (source)
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With the aid of necromantic books she contrived a black concoction which she then set over a fire to brew for a year, at the end of which period three blessed drops should be obtained of the grace of inspiration.† (source)
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He remembered, moreover, that he was in the house of a Jew, a people who, besides the other unamiable qualities which popular report ascribed to them, were supposed to be profound necromancers and cabalists.† (source)
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It's often associated with necromancy and black magic of the worst sort.† (source)
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