Magus
noun
A magician or wizard, especially in historical contexts.
In ancient Persia, a magus was both a priest and an astrologer.

Often appears as...
- wise magus
- ancient magi
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General
noun
A figure in legends, typically characterized by great knowledge of the mystical arts.
The magus guided the young heroes through treacherous lands.

Often appears as...
- powerful magus
- wise magus
Usage tips
Literary
Literary
noun
A magician or wizard, especially in historical contexts.
In ancient Persia, a magus was both a priest and an astrologer.

Often appears as...
- wise magus
- ancient magi
Usage tips
Neutral
General
noun
A figure in legends, typically characterized by great knowledge of the mystical arts.
The magus guided the young heroes through treacherous lands.

Often appears as...
- powerful magus
- wise magus
Usage tips
Literary
Literary
Definition 1 of 2

Context
Understanding the historical context of a magus can enhance appreciation of its role in stories.
In stories, a magus often serves as a mentor or guardian to heroes.
Literary Reference
In literature, magi are often depicted as figures of great wisdom.
Famous examples include the magi from the biblical nativity story.
Cultural Meaning
In some cultures, magi symbolize the connection between the earthly and spiritual realms.
Understanding this nuance can enrich discussions about folklore.
Context
Understanding the historical context of a magus can enhance appreciation of its role in stories.
In stories, a magus often serves as a mentor or guardian to heroes.
Literary Reference
In literature, magi are often depicted as figures of great wisdom.
Famous examples include the magi from the biblical nativity story.
Cultural Meaning
In some cultures, magi symbolize the connection between the earthly and spiritual realms.
Understanding this nuance can enrich discussions about folklore.
Context
Understanding the historical context of a magus can enhance appreciation of its role in stories.
In stories, a magus often serves as a mentor or guardian to heroes.
Literary Reference
In literature, magi are often depicted as figures of great wisdom.
Famous examples include the magi from the biblical nativity story.
Cultural Meaning
In some cultures, magi symbolize the connection between the earthly and spiritual realms.
Understanding this nuance can enrich discussions about folklore.
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