The impaired reason accepted the coarsest superstitions, the most extreme asceticism and most extravagant theurgy.

Why is all theurgy closed to us?'

After this again, the Neo-Platonists joined theurgy with philosophy, which ultimately degenerated into magic and mere mysticism.

Groups of people endeavoured to combine Christianity with the old thought, with philosophy, theosophy, theurgy, and magic.

A layperson to theurgy, even Hurl could recognize multilayered linked wards, or inscribed incantations, or investments of overlapping Warrens.

Conjury was not outlawed like sorcery, but it was not as welcome as thaumaturgy or as revered as theurgy.

The school of Alexandria was a noble school, but, nevertheless, it gave itself up to the practices of an extravagant theurgy.

This was called "theurgy".

This doctrine reaches its height in Plotinus, after whom it degenerated into magic and theurgy in its unsuccessful combat with the victorious Christianity.

The turbid streams of theurgy and magic flowed into the broad river of Christian thought by two channels-thelater Neoplatonism, and Jewish Cabbalism.

Practical theurgy or "ceremonial magic," so often resorted to in their exorcisms by the Roman Catholic clergy, was discarded by the Theosophists.

It was now clear to him that the twisted Gnostic innards of theurgy had claimed the mind of the most promising mage of his generation.

It is but Jamblichus alone who, transcending the other Eclectics, added to Theosophy the doctrine of Theurgy.

Theurgy can achieve this awakening.

"So you don't believe in theurgy, white magic?"