Various new jargon for the occult sciences

In Nephilim: Revelation, the French third edition, the Occult Sciences got some new jargon for their practitioners and spells. These were:

Occult Science	Keyword	Practitioner	Spells
Magic	Intuition	Mage	Sortileges
Kabbalah	Relation	Kabbalist	Invocations
Alchemy	Construction	Alchemist	Formulae

Each Occult Science had some further jargon specific to it, the "symbolic and social", including titles for each circle, colors, and attributes. The third edition structured these after the medieval tradesmen system of Apprentice, Companion (Journeyman) and Master. E.g. an Apprentice Mage was titled a Disciple, and one with mastery in Lower Magic was ranked as a Master Disciple.

Technique	Title	Color	Attribute
Lower Magic	Disciple	Purple and Sable (black)	Crook
Higher Magic	Magician	Gullet (red) and Silver	Crown
Grand Secret	Magistery	Sinople (green) and Gold	Chalice
Malkut	Neophyte	None	Bracelet
Yesod	Seminarian	Black	Star
Hod		Ochre	Feather
Netzah		White	Ring
Tipheret	Cenobite	Yellow-green	Medallion
Geburah		Red and amber	Vial
Chesed		Blue	Scepter
Binah	Unknowable	Green	Signet ring
Chokmah		Emerald	Pendulum
Kether		Silver	Book
Black Work	Melanossi	Black	Incense
White Work	Leukossi	White	Lantern
Great Work	Adept	Red	Crystal egg

For the US version

I find this an interesting bit of roleplay and the jargon can be useful for gameplay, so I decided to adapt this to the US version and the revised magic rules from Liber Ka and Slaying the Dragon (reprinted in Enlightened Magic) and Ramos-Tavener's revised Summoning rules. Like so:

Occult Science	Keyword	Practitioner	Spells
Sorcery	Intuition	Sorcerer	Sortileges
Summoning	Relation	Summoner	Invocations
Alchemy	Construction	Alchemist	Formulae

From there, each Occult Science has some more specific jargon:

Technique	Title	Spells
Casual Magic	Neophyte	Sortileges
Ritual Magic	Disciple	Habiti*
High Magic	Magister	Habiti*
Lesser Theurgy	Seminarian	Seals*
Greater Theurgy	Cenobite	Pentacles*
High Theurgy	Unknowable	Keys*
Black Stone	Craftsman	Procedures
White Stone	Artisan	Works
Philosopher's Stone	Siddha	Meditations

*These Spells are cast as rituals, as per the enlightened/revised magic rules.

For purposes of quick reference, I renamed a number of the Spells compared to the original rules. A Casual Magic Spell is a Sortilege, cast quickly and easily without any ritual. A Habitus (Ritual Magic or High Magic Spell) or Invocation (Summoning Spell) must be cast as a ritual unless inscribed. (The name "Habitus" comes from the French and refers to a Magic (i.e. Sorcery) Spell that is fixed and cast from a Focus or Inscription, in contrast to the freeform Sortileges.)

For Summoning, I picked a hybrid between Ramos-Tavener's renamed Techniques and those from the rulebook. The Techniques were renamed in accordance with his notes, while the old names were retained as names for the Invocations by Circle. The names "Seals, Pentacles and Keys" aren't arbitrary but refer to the type of magic circle used for that Circle. (The French version uses them to refer to Kabbalah (i.e. Summoning) Spells and the corresponding Techniques, as in "Seals of Malkuth" or "Pentacles of Tiferet," but for clarity I've split these uses.)

I didn't give separate jargon for Ritual Magic and High Magic Spells, though I might change my mind in the future. All of these choices are tentative for now.

Hope you enjoyed!