thaumaturge

[ thaw-muh-turj ]

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Such a performance fairly earned for him his surname of Thaumaturge, but this prodigious zeal has fallen off greatly.

That sort of spell is so terrible that aside from Dr. Johannès no thaumaturge in France dare try to cure it.

Apuleius is a thaumaturge against whom the faithful need to be warned.

WORD ORIGIN

1620s (implied in thaumaturgical), from Modern Latin, from Greek thaumatourgos "wonder-working, conjurer," from thauma (genitive thaumatos) "wonder, wonderous thing," literally "a thing to look at" (from root of theater) + ergon "work" (see urge (v.)).