[a. L. ēvocātor, agent-n. f. ēvocāre: see EVOCATE.] One who evocates or evokes; esp. one who evokes or calls up a spirit.
1794. T. Taylor, Pausanias, I. 305. [He] went to Phigalea, to the Arcadian evocators of souls.
1817. Byron, Manfred, II. ii. 188. He … roused The Arcadian Evocators to compel The indignant shadow to depose her wrath.
1835. Blackw. Mag., XXXVIII. 647. Imagination … like an olden Evocator rears The gorgeous phantoms of forgotten years.
