moned

Dawud then sum moned al-Radi and said: You have promised to let us have Algeciras.

De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History » Warfare in Eleventh-Century Spain (Al-Andalus), according to The Tibyan 2009

It took some time for Nicholas to get there for he was obliged to stop several times as the Kshira he had sum - moned raged through him, distorting his sense of sight and touch even as it increased his perception in other, more subtle ways.

Second Skin Lustbader, Eric 1995

As soon as she was able, President March sum - moned an Empyrean investigation team to the site of McCoy's disappearance.

The Better Man Weinstein, Howard 1994

Wren did not comprehend entirely what was being said, but she understood enough to realize that somewhere along the line the Elves had run into problems with the magic they had sum - moned.

The Elf Queen of Shannara Brooks, Terry 1992

The shade of Allanon sum - moned her and dispatched her to find us.

The Elf Queen of Shannara Brooks, Terry 1992

"And all these wonders he sum - moned, he created, he brought to life with his magic."

Time of the Twins Weis, Margaret 1988

"And all these wonders he sum - moned, he created, he brought to life with his magic."

Time of the Twins Weis, Margaret 1988

"I'm jerked bodily into Unfamiliar Chaos, which ain't no garden spot, I can tell you, and then finds meself bound up like a B&D 'oliday gift in this bloody cage so's that tuft o' blotchy, moth-eaten feathers over there can tell me that I've been sum - moned hence because you, mate, needs me 'elp on one of your forthcomin' suicidal excursions."

The Moment of the Magician Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984

"I'm jerked bodily into Unfamiliar Chaos, which ain't no garden spot, I can tell you, and then finds meself bound up like a B&D 'oliday gift in this bloody cage so's that tuft o' blotchy, moth-eaten feathers over there can tell me that I've been sum - moned hence because you, mate, needs me 'elp on one of your forthcomin' suicidal excursions."

The Moment Of The Magician Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984

"I'm jerked bodily into Unfamiliar Chaos, which ain't no garden spot, I can tell you, and then finds meself bound up like a B&D 'oliday gift in this bloody cage so's that tuft o' blotchy, moth-eaten feathers over there can tell me that I've been sum - moned hence because you, mate, needs me 'elp on one of your forthcomin' suicidal excursions."

The Moment Of The Magician Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984