All 38 Uses of
summon
in
The House of Hades
- She crouched down and summoned a gold nugget from the earth.†
p. 12.4summoned = called forth; or called to come
- When she searched for a spell to summon the god Pluto, I helped her find it.†
p. 20.3summon = call forth; or call to come
- She remembered her mother's confession just before she had died: how she'd summoned Pluto, how the god had fallen in love with her, and how, because of her greedy wish, her daughter Hazel had been born with a curse.†
p. 20.5summoned = called forth; or called to come
- Hazel could summon riches from the earth, but anyone who used them would suffer and die.†
p. 20.6summon = call forth; or call to come
- She'd been so agitated by the visions in the doorways that she must have summoned every bit of silver in the surrounding countryside.†
p. 22.1summoned = called forth; or called to come
- As you travel, practice summoning the Mist.†
p. 26.8 *summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- But if you do not lead us well, if we find you have lied about the summons of Gaea—†
p. 54.6summons = calls forth; or a document calling to come
- Unfortunately, Jason was too busy summoning his storm.†
p. 83.9summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- Leo summoned a fireball.†
p. 84.3summoned = called forth; or called to come
- Leo summoned another fireball.†
p. 84.6
- He started to work, summoning fire to dry out materials and do a little cooking that otherwise would have taken days to complete.†
p. 88.1summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- While the dwarfs were hacking and wheezing, he grabbed his tool belt from Akmon, calmly summoned some bungee cords, and tied up the dwarfs.†
p. 91.2summoned = called forth; or called to come
- She didn't see how Bob could summon food in the midst of Tartarus.†
p. 164.1summon = call forth; or call to come
- It had been the first time Percy had summoned a hurricane—which wasn't something Annabeth would ever forget.†
p. 176.1summoned = called forth; or called to come
- Annabeth remembered how Hyperion had summoned fiery explosions, and how many satyrs and nymphs he'd destroyed before Percy and Grover stopped him.†
p. 176.2
- She'd tried to summon a cloud to hide the full moon.†
p. 190.2summon = call forth; or call to come
- I can go up there, summon gold, jewels, whatever he wants.†
p. 204.5
- She hoped she hadn't accidentally cursed Jason's sword by summoning it, the way she cursed jewels and precious metals.†
p. 205.6summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- She wondered if the treasures she summoned would still bring bad luck.†
p. 207.8summoned = called forth; or called to come
- If she could summon gold and diamonds, why not summon another kind of treasure—a vision of the world people wanted to see?†
p. 219.0summon = call forth; or call to come
- If she could summon gold and diamonds, why not summon another kind of treasure—a vision of the world people wanted to see?†
p. 219.0
- She summoned the Mist, calling it from the depths of the earth the way she did with gold or silver or rubies.†
p. 220.7summoned = called forth; or called to come
- The mound of riches she'd summoned sank back into the earth.†
p. 223.6
- With a millisecond to spare, he'd summoned the winds and avoided becoming a floating patch of demigod grease on the surface of the Adriatic.†
p. 258.6
- Supposedly Diocletian's scepter could summon the ghosts of the Roman legions, any of them who worshipped the old gods.†
p. 266.7summon = call forth; or call to come
- Only a child of the Underworld can summon the dead legions.†
p. 286.9
- "Nico can summon—" The third arrow zipped by Jason's shoulder.†
p. 287.2
- The skeletons had Cupid pinned now, but the invisible god laughed so cruelly that Jason wanted to summon another bolt of lightning.†
p. 291.2
- Jason summoned another wind rope.†
p. 436.7summoned = called forth; or called to come
- Leo summoned a white-hot ball of fire into his right hand.†
p. 485.4
- If it really had the power to summon a legion of the dead ...well, Frank wasn't sure that was such a great idea.†
p. 488.6summon = call forth; or call to come
- He was worried he might become one of those ghosts if they lost this war—eternally doomed to pay for his failures, assuming there was anyone left to summon him.†
p. 488.9
- Leo summoned a ball of fire to his hand, and for once Frank was glad to see the flames.†
p. 496.5summoned = called forth; or called to come
- Jason summoned gusts of wind to blast aside javelins and arrows.†
p. 505.9
- He summoned all his strength and yelled, "Cohorts—lock shields!"†
p. 507.8
- Nico kept summoning more legionnaires to join the fight.†
p. 513.1summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- Leo summoned fire into his hand.†
p. 534.8summoned = called forth; or called to come
- He summoned the spirits of some dead warriors, made them lead us here through ...um, well, I'm not sure, actually.†
p. 563.7
Definition:
to call to appear, come, or take action -- often used for official or serious situations, including legal notices or emotional/spiritual urges