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Conjurement

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Con`jure´ment

n.

1.

Serious injunction; solemn demand or entreaty.

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The demon is accustomed, when they constrain him with the Exorcisms, to say, that he cannot leave the Energumen, because he is tied to him by the conjurements of some enchanter.

The diabolical adventures of Don Quixote, or self-Exorcism and the ... by Kallendorf, Hilaire / Renaissance Quarterly

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