Meanings of thaumaturgist in anglès

It had happened before that England had been sluiced clean of every significant esoteric and thaumaturgist.

In other words, he's a theoretical thaumaturgist.

Some long-dead sorcerer or thaumaturgist might well have crafted this garden originally as a place for contemplation.

Mr. Maydig started violently at the change, and stood looking from the thaumaturgist to the bowl of flowers.

Alexander had afterward learned that he was Serapion, the star-gazer and thaumaturgist, whom all the spirits of heaven and earth obeyed.

A fourth-degree thaumaturgist, she lived on the fourth floor of the Orëska House in a set of rooms much less impressive than Thero's.

Your best plan is to lay it all on the shoulders of Hananja, the thaumaturgist; we have owed him a grudge this many a day.

Bellis did not know precisely what manner of crisis had overtaken the scientists and thaumaturgists.

But there were competent metallo-thaumaturgists among the pirates, and gangs of them entered the factories.

For myself, until I am better informed, I regard as possible the apparitions which Cardan and other thaumaturgists describe.

"At all events, you and I cannot remain upon this thaumaturgist's porch indefinitely."

[Footnote: Father Gassner was one of the most remarkable thaumaturgists of the eighteenth century.

And before that, before he'd even tried, he'd spent other years in studying that nameless science stemming from the thaumaturgists of Alphard XXII.

The Alexandrian thaumaturgists, the Byzantine historians, the scholastic dialecticians, the serial novelists, and the daily dissertationists, strung together, would make a glittering chain of monomaniacs.

"And," interrupted Septah, "our thaumaturgists understand things very differently from those of the house of Anion, who feast while we practise."