Three languages · One attentive practice
Words across
the ancient world.
Theurgia brings open scholarly lexica into a shared place for searching, reading, and recall—without flattening the distinctions between Latin, Greek, and Akkadian.
Choose a language
Enter a lexicon.
Each language has its own search, source conventions, routes, and learning context.
Latin
Latīna
Classical Latin in both directions, joined to principal parts, citations, and focused morphology practice.
amō · virtūs · memoria
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Ancient Greek
Ἑλληνική
The breadth of the classical Greek lexicon, preserved in polytonic script with English sense search.
λόγος · θεός · ψυχή
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Old Babylonian Akkadian
𒀝𒅗𒁺𒌑
A tablet-grounded working lexicon assembled from open Old Babylonian archives and their scholarly annotations.
bītu · awīlu · qātu
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Every entry remains connected to its edition, license, and historical language stage.
Search the original language or begin from an English idea and compare how each tradition gives it form.