MAGI

MAGI


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Word: magus
Word origin: Middle English: via Latin and Greek from Old Persian maguš .
Phonetic: ˈmeɪɡəs
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a member of a priestly caste of ancient Persia.


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The Gift of the ___
The Gift of the ___
The Gift of the ___ (O. Henry tale)
Admiring trio
Adoring Biblical trio
Adoring ones
Adoring trio
Amahls night visitors
Amahls visitors
Ancient gift givers
Balthasar
Balthazar and others
Balthazars group
Balthazar
Bearers of gold
Bethlehem triad
Bethlehem trio
Bethlehem visitors
Biblical birthday party
Biblical gift bearers
Biblical gift givers
Biblical gift-givers
Biblical sages
Biblical stargazers
Biblical travelers
Biblical trio
Biblical wise guys
Biblical wise men
Biblical wise trio
Bringers of gold
Carol kings
Caspar and crew
Caspar and friends
Caspar
Christmas kings
Christmas party
Christmas travelers?
Christmas trio
Christmas visitors
Cr?che trio
Creche characters
Creche figures
Creche group
Creche threesome
Creche trio
Creche trio (with the)
Crche figures
Crche group
Crche threesome
Crche trio
Da Vincis The Adoration of the ___
December trio
Early stargazers?
Early visitors to Jesus
Eastern trio
Eliots Journey of the ___
End of an O. Henry title
Epiphany figures
Epiphany honorees
Epiphany threesome
Epiphany trio
Famed biblical trio
Famous gift givers
First Christmas visitors
Frankincense and myrrh givers
Generous trio
Gift bearers
Gift bearers of Christmas lore
Gift givers
Gift-bearing Bethlehem visitors
Gift-bearing trio
Gift-givers
Gift-giving trio
Gifted people?
Givers of gold
Gospel gift givers
Guys who felt there was something about Mary?
Holiday trio
Manger trio
Manger visitors
Matthews trio
Melchior and Balthasar
Melchior and companions
Melchior et al.
Melchior
Nativity scene figures
Nativity trio
Nativity-scene figures
New Testament gift-givers
New Testament group
New Testament travelers
New Testament trio
Noted gift bearers
Noted gift givers
Noted star followers
Noted star seekers
O. Henry gift-givers
O. Henry short story
O. Henry title ender
O. Henry title trio
O. Henry title word
O. Henrys The Gift of the ___
O. Henrys gift givers
O. Henrys gift-givers
One of them brought myrrh
Reverent trio
Sages
Searchers for a baby
Sorcerers of yore
Stable group?
Stable visitors
Star followers
Star follwers
Star men?
Star of Bethlehem followers
Star trek voyagers?
Star trekkers?
Star witnesses?
Star-struck trio?
Star-tracking trio
Star-watching trio
Starstruck trio?
T.S. Eliots The Journey of the ___
Thaumaturges
The kings of We Three Kings
The three wise men
The three wise men.
They brought myrrh and more
They followed their star
They made a star trek?
They navigated by a star
Three Wise Men
Three came from the East
Three gift bearers
Travelers from the east
Travelers in Matthew
Travelers in Matthew 2
Travelers of note
Travelers to Bethlehem
Traveling trio
Trio bearing gifts
Trio following a star
Trio from the East
Trio in Bethlehem
Trio in Matthew
Trio in a Christmas story
Trio of gift-givers
Trio of sages
Trio of wise visitors
Trio visting Jesus
Visitors of Jesus
Visitors to Jesus
Visitors to baby Jesus
Visitors to infant Jesus
Visitors to the manger
Wise Men
Wise givers
Wise guys
Wise guys?
Wise men from the East
Wise men in a stable
Wise men of the New Testament
Wise ones
Wise threesome
Wise threesome in Matthew
Wise trio
Wise trio in Bethlehem
Wisemen
Word in an O. Henry title
Yule trio
Yuletide trio
Yuletide visitors
The Wise Men
O'Henry's The Gift of the ___.
The Three Wise Men of the East.
Gaspar, Melchior and Balthasar.
Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar.
Three Kings of Cologne.
Sages of the East.
Persian priests.
Median priests.
Trio of travelers.
Christmas pageant characters.
Eastern wise men.
Priestly caste of ancient Persia.
Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar.
Gaspar was one.
Nativity celebrators.
Amahl's night visitors.
Christmas figures.
Word of O. Henry title.
The Three Kings.
Wise men of old.
Priestly Persian caste.
Worshipers at Bethlehem.
Ancient trio.
Caspar, et al.
Sorcerers
Famous three.
Seasonal symbol
Biblical priests
Gift of the ___.
Priestly caste of old Persia
Nativity figures
Crèche figures
Eastern astrologers
Balthazar et al.
Ancient sorcerers
Travelers of Biblical fame
Early priests
Xmas-pageant figures
O. Henry's gift givers
Biblical gift-bearers
Men who made a star trek
Crèche trio
Yuletide guests
Early star trekkers
The Gift of the ___, by 45 Down
O. Henry's gift-givers
Melchior and two others
They followed that star
They saw the Light
Trio from Matthew
Bethlehem-bound group
Certain wise men
Gaspar et al.
Star-trekkers of old
Kings who honored their King
Subjects of a T. S. Eliot poem
Crèche characters
O. Henry's The Gift of the ___
Early Christmas visitors
Trio visiting Jesus
Amahl's visitors
Bearers of gold, frankincense and myrrh
Trio on camels
Gifted trio?
Holiday travelers?
New Testament gift bearers
Parts of a Nativity scene
Star trek figures?
Figures in a crèche
Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g.
Birthday visitors?
Storied traveling trio
Storied gift bearers
Stable figures
Trio in a Christmas carol
Some camel riders of note
Christmas gift bearers
Trio traveling to Bethlehem
We Three Kings subjects
Travelers to Bethlehem, in Matthew
Three Wise Men from the East
Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar
Sorcerers in ancient times
Eastern men of lore; Epiphany figures
Who, according to Eliot, had a cold coming, at the worst time of the year?
Penetrators of the mysteries of origami coming from the East
Leaders of movement against global inequality are wise men
Wise men will link mother with US soldier
Periodical, one for astrologers
Clever chaps brought three gifts
One unfinished match brought back Eastern visitors
Wise men packing myrrh and gold items for starters
Wise men having a different image out East
Wise men from Michigan collecting silver
Beaks begin as conveyers of offerings
Wise people need some imagination
Gospel travelers
Herod sent them to Bethlehem
They were wise, putting the scholar before the soldier
Star-struck followers of old lady with judo outfit
Independent publication's first old-fashioned spellers?
Wise men have a month in Paris about the end of spring
Silver wrapped up in note for old priests
15 Down title characters
Nativity scene trio
Yuletide wise men
Star trekkers of long ago
Yuletide wise trio
Language discovered in 2012 and spoken in Wanang village, Madang Province in Papua New Guinea
Nativity scene threesome
Wise yuletide trio
Wise men one publication introduces
Sages who followed a star
Noel trio
They're known for their holiday gifts
Word puzzle
A sharp bend, - by the grace of god, look into it
Star witnesses in first issue?
Translation of Anglican term means to display images from the past
Imagine cuddling old priests
Theyre wise to use some imagination
The Zoroastrian priests of the ancient Medes and Persians
Wise guys?
Bethlehem travelers
Travelers of the season
The Gift of the ___ (1905 O. Henry story with a twist ending)
Present suppliers not entirely marvellous
Bearers of gifts damaging contents
Gospel threesome
Nativity gift givers
Holiday trio, with "the"
Wise men backed international school
Wise guys with famous tributes?
Seasonal visitors
They came bearing gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh
Nativity visitors
Primarily, men attending godliest infant?
Gospel trio
Primarily, men attending godliest infant? (4)
Wise kings
Followers of the star of Bethlehem, in the Bible
Wise men of the Bible
Travellers who followed a star
Followers of a star




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