prophetess

She might, in one of her phases, have been a prophetess.

So, why is there renewed interest in the "dark prophetess"?

For on the day each gave herself in marriage she would cease to be a prophetess.

The prophetess was not afraid to follow her own song and be a leader among women.

She set herself up as a religious prophetess in an ancient temple out there.

She is also a prophetess, and she lives her life for God.

"Nine in all, Prophetess, though the most of them are servants."

Would she someday become a prophetess to her kind?

A prophet and a prophetess, together in the highest chamber of the city.

There he found the woman Malia, who the villagers said was a prophetess.

Another example of her divergence from the mainstream experience is that she saw herself as a prophetess.

What the prophetess hears, she tells only to the Mother."

I will cause any who offend you, Prophetess, to die secretly and at once.

But not with an unconscious prophetess across her shoulder.

But she couldn't lie to the prophetess, even to spare her pain.

The prophetess said, "He has done harm too by saying here that you would bring destruction.

Claudia, who believes that Mary is a prophetess, tells her to shut up.

She looked even less likely as a bower woman than as a prophetess.

And the Goddess has laid her hand upon no other to be her prophetess.

Ellison's Sybil seems like a complete failure as a prophetess.

When the prophetess lifted a hand, Jenna very nearly flinched back.

But, Prophetess, your loveliness is not such as mortal woman wears.

"And how long have you been a prophetess?"

"I am informed," said the old man, "there is a prophetess here.

I am but a woman, and no prophetess, and I cannot read the future.