Wizards vs Sorcerers
Tonks
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Sat Sep 6 05:45:08 UTC 2008
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wrote:
>
> Hello all.? I've been thinking a lot lately (cause I have way too
> much time on my hands apparently) and I got to wondering about all
the various ways of describing magic users.? Witches, Wizards,
> Warlocks, Sorcerers, Sorceresess.....What's the difference? *Is*
there a difference or are these just various ways of describing the
exact same thing?
Tonks:
I am not sure how Rowling uses the terms in her world. In our world
as I understand it, a sorcerer is the lowest form, like a beginner
and a Wizard is a Magus or Wise One and is the highest, most
advanced. The Magi (plural of Magus) of the Christmas story were a
group of Wizards, actually following the stars... 'Mars is Bright
Tonight' sort of thing.
Also I think in Wicca a warlock is just a male witch. I am not an
expert on this, so maybe someone else knows more.
Tonks_op
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