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Jonathan Shadowhunter called on me then, and begged me to mix my blood with the blood of mortal men in a Cup and create a race of warriors who would rid this earth of demonkind.
Chpt 20 *

mortal = human (especially merely human)
That's because Valentine's been concentrating on the two Mortal Instruments that were here.†
Chpt 1
If my mother can trap the essence of the Mortal Cup inside a piece of paper, then I can maize a Portal.†
Chpt 2
The legend is that the angel Raziel rose out of Lake Lyn when he first appeared to Jonathan Shadowhunter, the first of the Nephilim, and gave him the Mortal Instruments.†
Chpt 2
No. Because of Valentine and the Mortal Instruments.†
Chpt 2
The third of the Mortal Instruments, right?†
Chpt 2
You, the Mortal Instruments, your father, your sister— Clarissa was supposed to come with you, wasn't she?†
Chpt 2
With two of the Mortal Instruments in his possession, he's more powerful than any one Nephilim has a right to be.†
Chpt 4
They helped him find the Mortal Instruments and assisted him with the Ritual of Infernal Conversion.†
Chpt 5
But they still lost the Mortal Sword, and that's what he cares about.†
Chpt 7
About the way you fought your father for the Mortal Cup, the way you went into that vampire-infested hotel after your friend.†
Chpt 7
If you swear to go so far away that no one will ever find you, and to never again contact anyone you knew in your mortal life.†
Chpt 8
I have the Mortal Cup, Ithuriel, and soon I shall have the Sword—but without the Mirror I cannot begin the summoning.†
Chpt 9
After I heard that Valentine had killed the Silent Brothers—that he had the Mortal Sword—I knew he would go after the Mortal Glass next.†
Chpt 12
After I heard that Valentine had killed the Silent Brothers—that he had the Mortal Sword—I knew he would go after the Mortal Glass next.†
Chpt 12
And I knew the Mortal Glass was here in Idris.†
Chpt 12
The Mortal Glass?†
Chpt 12
No one could own the Mortal Glass.†
Chpt 12
I learned that only a Mortal Instrument could reverse it.†
Chpt 12
I read book after book telling the story of the mythology of the Angel, how he rose from the lake bearing the Mortal Instruments and gave them to Jonathan Shadowhunter, the first Nephilim, and how there were three of them: Cup, Sword, and Mirror— "We know all this," Jace interrupted, exasperated.†
Chpt 12
"If Valentine gets the Mortal Glass," he said, "what then?"†
Chpt 12
He betrayed us all again when he sold the Mortal Cup to Valentine just to get his curse lifted—a curse he deserved.†
Chpt 12
You will either accede to my requirements or face every demon the Mortal Sword can summon.†
Chpt 13
I have the Mortal Cup.†
Chpt 13
He'll control you completely, because he'll always be able to threaten to destroy you with the Mortal Instruments.†
Chpt 16
"And maybe," Clary said, "why you can do things like trap the image of the Mortal Cup in a tarot card.†
Chpt 17
He had the Mortal Sword strapped across his back along with a bulky satchel.†
Chpt 18
It's not the Mortal Sword, but its alliance is sufficiently demonic for this purpose.†
Chpt 18
After all, you will inherit the Mortal Instruments once I am gone.†
Chpt 18
It had a silver hilt, and like the Mortal Sword it glowed with a dull dark light.†
Chpt 19
Because anyone who bears the first two Mortal Instruments and stands before the Mortal Glass can summon the Angel Raziel out of it, just as Jonathan Shadowhunter did a thousand years ago.†
Chpt 19
Because anyone who bears the first two Mortal Instruments and stands before the Mortal Glass can summon the Angel Raziel out of it, just as Jonathan Shadowhunter did a thousand years ago.†
Chpt 19
No. He's going to demand that all Shadowhunters who have not drunk from the Mortal Cup—all those who are not his followers—be stripped of their powers.†
Chpt 19
While those of us who have drunk from the Mortal Cup will remain entirely unaffected?†
Chpt 19
Placed on the surface of the stones was something that made Clary catch her breath—the Mortal Cup, and laid crossways atop it, the Mortal Sword, a tongue of black flame in the witchlight.†
Chpt 20
Placed on the surface of the stones was something that made Clary catch her breath—the Mortal Cup, and laid crossways atop it, the Mortal Sword, a tongue of black flame in the witchlight.†
Chpt 20
Valentine turned back to his altar and placed his hand on the Mortal Sword.†
Chpt 20
And not just because she had the Mortal Cup.†
Chpt 20
Valentine's eyes went wide; his gaze flicked down, fastening first on his bleeding sword hand—and then he looked up and saw, at the same moment that Clary did, what had struck the Mortal Sword from his grasp.†
Chpt 20
It was the Mortal Sword.†
Chpt 20
From the corner of her eye she could see Valentine standing by the edge of the lake, blood streaming from the blade of Maellartach and dripping into the bowl of the Mortal Cup.†
Chpt 20
He had the Mortal Cup in one hand and the Sword in the other.†
Chpt 20
Valentine had the Mortal Sword poised, ready to throw it; he was chanting the last words of the summoning spell.†
Chpt 20
Spent, Clary rolled onto her side just as Valentine drew his arm back and let the Mortal Sword fly.†
Chpt 20
His hands were empty; the Mortal Cup and Sword lay by the shore of the lake.†
Chpt 20
Not every mortal is granted such a chance.†
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(1) (mortal as in: mortal body)
human (especially merely human); or subject to death
(2) (mortal as in: a mortal wound)
causing death
(3) (mortal as in: felt mortal agony)
extreme or intense
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)

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