A person who performs conjuration; a magician, sorcerer, or someone who summons spirits through magical means.
From Latin 'conjurator,' one who swears together or performs conjuration, from 'conjurare' (to swear together), with the agent suffix '-or.'
Medieval conjurators were treated like today's hackers—they claimed to access hidden systems (the supernatural) through special knowledge and spells, and society was equally terrified and fascinated by their apparent rule-breaking!
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