Incanting

This discipline of magic focuses on granting magical properties to non magical objects, either by binding a spell or a spirit with a magical seal, this branch tends to be worked alongside alchemy to produce more powerful results. Incanting is often considered the hardest magic to master because of the great care needed to make a good incantation, the more powerful the incantation is, the hardest it is to bind to an object.

Methods of incantation
There are four different methods or schools in incantation, there isn't much difference between them as far as diversity of spells go, where there is a great difference is in the actual power and strength of the incantations

Runic
Runic is the most basic method for incantations, is the easiest to learn (a 30 days course will do), but it is also the weakest and it's incantations wear of quickly.

Aramean
Aramean incantations are much more powerful than runic ones, but the language is difficult to learn and the seals needed for incantations tend to be very complex

Sanskrit
Sanskrit is just slightly more powerful than aramean and easier to learn, but the nature of the method prevent the incantations from actually lasting very long

Enochian
The Enochian method is by far the most powerful of all and it is thought to be everlasting, but the seals are incredibly complex and need special materials and rituals in order to be made, plus the fact that there are just a handful of Enochian Masters around the world makes it harder to learn.