Thesaurus / soothsaying
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For their soothsaying they received money, gold rings, and other precious things.
THE ELDER EDDAS OF SAEMUND SIGFUSSON; AND THE YOUNGER EDDAS OF SNORRE STURLESONSAEMUND SIGFUSSON AND SNORRE STURLESONEvery charlatan who pretended to some new secret of soothsaying was welcomed by him.
SERMONSJ. B. LIGHTFOOTBoth in the Old Testament and in the New we find magic, witchcraft, and soothsaying constantly referred to as realities.
HISTORY OF THE WARFARE OF SCIENCE WITH THEOLOGY IN CHRISTENDOMANDREW DICKSON WHITEHis house was really a place of illicit meeting, and the soothsaying was often but an excuse for going there.
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWERCHARLES MAJORI say by stealth; because his ostensible occupation of soothsaying and fortune-telling was not his only business.
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWERCHARLES MAJORIt is equally true that the large proportion of persons who visited Grouche made his soothsaying an excuse.
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWERCHARLES MAJORWell, I do not mind taking soothsaying from you, if you had soothsaying for me, and you would be willing to do it.
CELTIC FOLK AND FAIRY TALESVARIOUSWell, the soothsaying I wanted was that you would tell me my lot or what will happen to me, if you can give me knowledge of it.
CELTIC FOLK AND FAIRY TALESVARIOUSThe practice of soothsaying, or fortune-telling, was common among the Jews at the beginning of this period.
THE CHAUTAUQUAN, VOL. III, FEBRUARY 1883THE CHAUTAUQUAN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLEThey, when they are full of the spirit of soothsaying, having eaten of the wan honey, delight to speak forth the truth.
THE HOMERIC HYMNSANDREW LANGWORDS RELATED TO SOOTHSAYING
- abracadabra
- alchemy
- allurement
- astrology
- augury
- bewitchment
- black art
- conjuration
- conjuring
- conjury
- devilry
- diabolism
- divination
- enchantment
- exorcism
- fascination
- foreboding
- fortune-telling
- hocuspocus
- horoscopy
- illusion
- incantation
- legerdemain
- magnetism
- necromancy
- occultism
- power
- prediction
- presage
- prophecy
- rune
- sleight of hand
- soothsaying
- sorcery
- sortilege
- spell
- superstition
- taboo
- thaumaturgy
- trickery
- voodoo
- voodooism
- witchcraft
- wizardry
- abracadabra
- alchemy
- allurement
- astrology
- augury
- bewitchment
- black art
- conjuration
- conjuring
- conjury
- devilry
- diabolism
- divination
- enchantment
- exorcism
- fascination
- foreboding
- fortune-telling
- hocuspocus
- horoscopy
- illusion
- incantation
- legerdemain
- magnetism
- necromancy
- occultism
- power
- prediction
- presage
- prestidigitation
- prophecy
- rune
- sleight of hand
- soothsaying
- sorcery
- sortilege
- spell
- superstition
- taboo
- theurgy
- trickery
- voodoo
- voodooism
- witchcraft
- witchery
- witching
- wizardry
- abracadabra
- alchemy
- allurement
- astrology
- augury
- bewitchment
- black art
- conjuration
- conjuring
- conjury
- devilry
- diabolism
- divination
- enchantment
- exorcism
- fascination
- foreboding
- fortune-telling
- hocuspocus
- horoscopy
- illusion
- incantation
- legerdemain
- magnetism
- necromancy
- occultism
- power
- prediction
- presage
- prestidigitation
- prophecy
- rune
- sleight of hand
- soothsaying
- sorcery
- sortilege
- spell
- superstition
- taboo
- thaumaturgy
- trickery
- voodoo
- voodooism
- witchcraft
- witchery
- witching
- wizardry
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