contriver

It is the contriver, the schemer, who is caught by the Law, and never the philosopher.

The fountain of these waters is as unknown as the contriver of them.

Let that author and contriver of human suffering be suppressed.

But I knew not that thou wert the contriver of the ambuscade.

Loki was an evil deity, the contriver of all fraud and mischief.

Accordingly, the Contriver of the eye has hung it with a hinge.

The contrivance of the law of development proclaims a Contriver.

This kind of diversion betrays a want of humane consideration in the contriver.

He was never the cause of unnecessary bloodshed, nor the contriver of any act of cruel revenge.

They were all conveyed before the Dey of Algiers, who promised them their lives if they would betray the contriver of the plot.