9 Necromancy is derived from the Greek words _nekros_, dead, and
_mantis_, a diviner. The Greek, _Necromantia_, is defined: “The
revealing future events by communication with the dead; necromancy.”
And Nekromantis: “One who reveals future events by communication
with the dead; a necromancer.”
10 This is in the Syriac, “Until the fulness of the time of all
things.” Irenæus says, “Till the time of the exhibition or disposal
of all things;” and Œcumenius, “Till the time of all things does
come to an end;” and we have the suffrage of Thesychius and
Phavorinus, that “ἀποκατάστασις is τελειωσις, ‘the consummation’ of
a thing.”—_Whitby._