Classical
Required
Required adjective - Forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law.
Classical and required are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classical" instead an adjective "Required".
Nearby Words: requirement, requiring
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The classical grimoires, the books which purport to teach ritual magic, often include detailed instructions for making and consecrating the special ceremonial garb required by the ritual.
Source: Robe and Wizard Hat -
I Gave My Word: In Classical Mythology, the oaths of the suitors that required them to follow Menelaus to Troy.
Source: Older Than Feudalism - In Ironclaw Magniloquentia, the Classical Tongue of the city of Triskellion, is the Church of S'allumer's holy language, and required to cast Sacerdotal magic (but not the White Magic most priests cast).
Source: Sacred Language
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