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Saturday lllllii 29 4 merirlie ho,1t 4. - Casaubon OCR. Records discernment, angelic speaker, scrying apparition, ritual apparatus, language tables: Madimi.

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Records discernment, angelic speaker, scrying apparition, ritual apparatus, language tables: Madimi. appeared as before like a young girle, aad I faluted her in the Name M~p:.

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A. While was about to write the Title ofthefecond fide ofthefc:vc:nrh leaf: and ( E-.K. littin~ by me) MIIJill; appeared as before like a young girle, aad I faluted her in the Name M~p:. tl,.!' of God, as coming from God for good, and faid to her, that I lVas wonderfullyopprelfed =.:~lb~Lu~' with the Work prefcribed to me to' perform before AI/gN/l neKt, and delired her to help me hi. pcdi&rce. to one to wrice the holy Book as it ought to be written; feeing I did aU I could, and it fean- ed almoft impoffiblc for Ole to finilh it as it is requi{ite. MaJami proruifed to help me to one vi. tr"e 'J{eI4tionofDr. D('e his AClifJhI r»ith (piritJ) &0. z. 7 one to write t~e Boo!<; arid thereupon appeared to her ( butunCeen of E. ie.) het Mother, •••• Madi"'-' Caid alCo, that lhe wa.q liow learning of Gred, and Arabick ~ and die ~yriah Tongue., Macl •.•••• M'thtr I pt'1f])'1t Itt bim hlfur c,u to ",rit, h;, BOQk.. h. I pray (hee tell me Madi>ni, what was hjs nlnie wbich rt!Clerda}' tempted Illy friend and 1ccQCed- me moll unduly and uncruely to E. K • • s II murdtrtr, and hypocrite, and Olle: that had ill jured a thou(alld. Mad....... HM namt;"Ifl Panlllclfrfl, i>. Can the wicked Conjurers have their Devils to wrhe: Books at thtir comlIlandmerttsj and lhall not all. horte~ Ch~ifrian Pbll'Copher haTe the help of Go,-{ his good Angel, to write his holy Mrllertes Co greatly redoundmg to his Glory? And Ceeing you _rethe Mother <.>f Mlldi"'; here, 1 beCeech you tell me your name here: as the order of all our domgs are dl" ftinaIy and orderly noted. Mother.. •...•: t am ofthe word, and by the: word:.(' fa], Sea~ up tbofe things thoil hall: And I my Celf WIll take charge of GlZlvah tQ tht tlld. Ad tVit.nJu." rrudJlu",. 6.. Truth it is,'it mull: ~row to._ great mifiikeing !:ru~ge, that God lh ould Ceem to have laid burdens on our Qloulders, greater than we arc able to bear: and then if we fall.ind faile under them, he would find a cauCe not to perform his promiCe~ made for qrrying of thoCe burdens. Mother. _.... Whlltfotvtr is thy pllrt, tbt ["."t -will I perfm". I ",;/l put tb] }QV ( in thIS o"t thint) upm 1If] jhoulders. 6.; Will you then write it as I lhould have writte:n it ?.Mother •.••.• J IlIIfle [aid I -will. t.. Where tballll~av~ th~ Book? Moth~r.•..•.. Ltllvt It -whtrt, ?u-will: your locks arc no hindrance: to us- ElItn -whm Our.locka. fhe time cometh btlievt and yo,/ lhll[[ find it "'rittm. 6.. You have eaCed my heart of a thonCand pound weight. Mother ••• ~.' Beclfu!e Je jhlfllnot fill!;lIt, error. DoJt thou btlitvt ? 4. Y ~a verily. Moth~r....... '1htn vtrilj -will I do it. Fides cua ~rit inftruinencum operationis mez J Erit, & vidcbitis, & nunquam peribit. Galvah ••..•.• One thing I -will ttltch thtt. 7'be EIf.l is grUftr th4n fht Btginn;ng, or th, Midrt; For tht End is -wilntJTt of thtm boib: Btlt the] bQth Clllt'''' WltlftJTt of the EM Mother ••••••• Ht tblft Ifppurttl ]tjfirdaj is titlE t"QU,",1iv'Rf: MotUt", SII}}our le§on, ""m. 1 "'" gOlft. A. I prar tell me your nlnte. Mad •••.•. Mothtr I prll] )QI/ tdl yo,/1' Iflffllt. Mother •.•••• I AM; What will you more? E. K. She Rieth away like a fire. Jl1At1im; fa11eth down pro{lrate on her face a ",bile- A. Now I mall have lciCure to follow my Cute, and to do all Hr. (iiib"ts buGncm. Mad....... M] Mother ",;Il[ptap.,to tbt ~m'for l'ufhortl]. Strut JOU G~d while 1 J. prll]. E K. She prayeth vehemently. Now (he cometh near to us. Madimi....... I prlZJ you ttlfch Iftt tli [pell. [ She fpake to E. 1(. Mlft! • ••••.• This is ii,,..J fIl1l.':T7';r,.UT@-: i".,,9- ~'T' if".,i,.~",(I.'. rJi/lCIN'" if/i,."';C.. I b" _p", It is the Syriall To~,,,c you do nM yn4cr{brld it. -- (to ~.) [abllrrl<l, (Pc. "... ~I@o,..l,)'If,..poe.,.,.@- TU)'X..,H;, forte -1lCo(.,{.,.... 1,..,;'(.nA 'd.-"TII 'T0C7'4UTor 'tr/A:t.Clr&l llicitut,TCI.bl\rlhitur ':n.... "...lftA...:.7S,.11.1... iro~,.~ T"".. '/IT" cr. •••,"''''',.."pH"'" ';;1,.":r ",'.,.:,."" l<o"J~.... c4cr.~... uci... "", That...,wi.h ),Ir H N" Lt, hi. off rrd Ericn, thi"'.. 1 J.. -contclfcol E. K. Unle1fe you {peak fome Language which [ underlh1'ld, I will rx- atter. prdTe no morcaf this GhybbrHh. Now lhe praycth agam- Now £he is gone- A. Bene- A trMt,'l\e/atioll of Dr. Dee hit Affions '8ilh {pints,,&C. Fif,y pouad y,ar'y '0 be provided for E K.by J./Jn Du. bo. BenaQilhlS fit Deus, Pater Noller, Delis totilll Cop.folationis,.qui rcfpexK.lHitti<Jnnn,fenuli fui,&:in ipfo punao neceffitatis mea: prziitit mihi allxiliuin '; ipfe Salts Cordis x~­ tor eft Be rcnum. Ip('e eft Lux mea,& Adjutoi' mcus, & Sufccptor meus cit. In DominO fpe- ravi, Be fiberavit me ab anguftia maxima propteq;loriam Nominis fiJi. quod tit eialtatul1l 1$1. tnagnific:.tUlll nnnc, & iIi fempitema fedlla. AIfHIf, A"m" Amtlf. t.. My heart did throb oftentimes this day, and thought that E. K. did intend to.brent himfelffrom me, and now upon thiswaming I was confirmed, and more afi"ured that it was fo: Whereupon feeing him !Dake rue. hlfjft to ridt to Ilillgton: I asked him why he fo balted to ride thither:And I 'raid, if it wer.e to ride to' Mr. Harr) Lu, I would go thither alfo to be aC~lIaimed with him; feein;: now I had fo good leafure, beinp' eafed of the book wriring: Then he faid, that one told him the other day that the Duke did but flatter him, alid told him other things, boch againlt the Duke (or Palatine) imd me, &c. I anfwered,for the Duh and my felf; al)d alfo faid, that if the rourty pound it1l1/uit}, which Mr. Ltt did offer him, was the chief eaufe of his minde feding thatwlY (contrary to many of his for"t!t;r pr.,.ifts If lilt) thatthel) I would all'ure himeffifry pound yearly, and woUld do my beft by following of my fute,to bring it to palle as foon as (pollibly) 1 could,and thereupon did make! him prQlnife upon the Bible: Then E. K. again upon the {1I",t Biblt,4id {wtar IIlftD tIl,t'Colljfllllt fritlldJ!.'Pll1ntl iitvtr t. for{a/tl ",t: And moreover faid, that unle/fe,thIS had fo fain Ollt, he would ' have gQne b~yond the Seas, taking /hip at Nnr-Caftlt within tight da)es ntxt: And fo we plight our faidi ~ach to,other, takilJg each other by the hands upon thefe points of brDthirlj, uti fritllJ- I] /il-tlit} dllrilfg lift, which Covenant 1 befeech God to tum to -hM; bonout, glarie, and. fer vice, and the IOmfort of OUI' brethren (his Children) lIere in earth. ' Tuefd;y,Jlllii z •.. mtTiait,Cirell Horll",. z' t.. While 1 was writing of Letters to Mr. Adria" Gilbtrt, into DtvoJljbirt, MIIJini ap!- peared by me in the Rudy, before E. t{; fitting in the Chair, firlt 01\ the ground, then ul higher in the aire; and 1 faid; How iii the minde of Mr. StCret'H',] toward me, me,thinketh it is alienated DI,rvelloully. The Lord Mad ••• ' •• tbo{t thilt IMiHIr, 71'.rlJ, IIrt hlltttl of Gotl. 7lr Lord Treafurer and he Ire Trur.,er, Ind joyned together, Illftl the]. hat~ thu. I htard tht", ",hm the) both {aid, th,u '#Duldft g.;IfIltl jhiJr:t ji S<crctarr W.I- ly I Wh"t[fIevt7' the,] can do agamft thee, a/fure thy felf of. 7t.t]."ill jh,rtly la] "btl;' f., rher; '",hAm. bllt t{ehtw f,h,,... Lord have mercy upon me: what bait; (1 bcfeechyou) and by.hom? E. K, hi' re. (ond oarh. Trd chc.. IIOC. Mad •.••• Tht,) hllvt atftrmiHta f. {tarch th] hou{t: Bilt fht,J fill] /mtilf.tht Vllk.! b. to",. t.. What would tbey fcar.!=h it for? Mad ••••. Tht] batt tht IJuk.!, (botk) wrto tht d.llt-b.. And why? Mad...... T..;"'lbttd thllt Jou,dtafupr;gbtly •..... [Sht {p"k.! to E. K.] E. K- God the Creator be my wimeffe of my upright dealing, with, and toward him, (meaning C:..) ever !inee my lail coming co him. Mad ••••• It is {,ood to prro",t di{,.,{u. B. K. By.this book (taking the Bible in hi~ hand) I fwear that 1 do carry as faithfull a minde to him, as any man can, ever flnce my laft co- ming. Mad •••.• Look.. Ullto tbt ~i"dt of ptoplt IIhout tht Vuk".: IlnJ tlrt ",all1ltr,f 1M;" tliligmc,. A. What mean you by that? his own people mean you? or who? Mad •.•. ' Tht t[piu. t.. Which be thofe ?' Mad • •••• All, there is not one true.. You mean the EI/{,Iijh men. Mad •.••• Tou.rt vtr) vofft, if JOII fIIIdtrjflllfd 1Iot ",) r")ilfgr. A. Lord, what is thy c'ounCe! to prevent aU? • Mad •••.. Tht {pttc6'¥ g.1Itu/, The wicked /hall not prevail. 4. But will ther emer, to fearch my boufe, or no? Mad ••••• Immtdia,ttl) 11ft" tht Vultt hit goillg tbt}."ill. t.. To what intent? what do they hope to finde? Mad. • •.• 'Iht) {u{pell th. Duk,i ¥ iwwardly a Tray tor: t.., Tbey can by 110 meanscbargc me, no not fo much as of a T rayterous tbought. Mad •••.. Though tbJ thD/tghrs bt {,IId, tht,] eltmtot compr,hmd t't tl';lIgs of tht wic"-td. I" {_t, mey hate tbee. Trltjt thaw "ot. tN,] jh.l/to.b'lIt fhortly " offer tbtl fi'it1lJ.jbip: Bill /" thou 1171'0rl1l in. htap of fir •.". '1;.. I pray you,expound that parable. Mid •.... A. J trlle~';;t;on 0/ D Dee hir Affiant 'b1ith !piritJ, &c. M.d., ••• A btllfofjfrf't! bti.~.ttltr [0. grttlt, II iro..,,"igbt llpoit 4. "~i'iIr ~,,;ot";'#ii./l~~.il"!g. m- r} (frltwbi"Jrttb tht. "'Drilli pIlJJil!!..rs; Stt 'tbtiff, 411a ht fI,t [tt" of thtfll; ilo./l thou IIItJtrfi.clitl,t, A •. I pray,YOII make more: pi am yourcQunfcl. Mad •••• ' MX c.07llt{a iI pl.ci" tllOllgS. A. Wh~; I pray Y{)U; is thi: Duke like!)" to go away Mad. •, •• I" tht mi4dlt of Augun., l1. If in the midll of Aug/ljf he will go,arrd then our prlti:ir~~ be yet in hand, \\ohat thallh. done: widl' IIlch our fumitur~ is prepared; and /landing in the Chamber elf pniltire Mad •• ••; Thou'bl1}f,,0 fliith. His goin£,-fiandrth IIpon the detertnlntted purpore ofGbd. Ht M }Ollr fri.~II,J. f,r.t4tlj, If"d A;L. i"tflfatlh to do.'ftllch fot 1'11. Ht ilprtp.tttd_ ro do thtt tDod,":lIil thou.crt fr,pllriiJ. to Jo Itim {tr. Seltii:e. 'IIiCt. Many men pur pore, but one lctteth In ordel'.. l1. As concerning Adrjllll Gj/btrt, what pleafcth you to fay of him; and hl~ ltitebded 'Yoyag M.,{.•••• Ht iI "ot i" tbt trllt fllitb. J A. How liath it bee:n (aid, then, That he lhould bethe Ci!ttei' forth ofGdd;his faith an I-C- ligion among the infidels. M.d. _ ••. 'lhu it a 111J;ltr). A. Whecher (hall it be good, thit the:-Duke refort hither Oft; or tarry 'for tbefboil -part bi~ Ioou(e at L f. lldu", M,d. •. '. Hu",a"t ft',cit ClltI"ot prt"~;.l. As mi".! tIJ 4rt IIor fi!ithflill i" tht{t -C'It~ftt~/hilUdil Ii t ml[t;lIbl, dtllrh: ""J. fhll/l dri,,1I..,,f fl-tp tVtrlafti1f~., As ill 01ft rbot thtrt lI'rj iIIali) dfrvi]i~Js; [; ill tlit lit", ""d I rallehts I1rt 1111111} [,pndio", l1. Give: (orne more: light (J bel'e(ch you) to th'l!' p'lII'dcltlllt' underftandinE;. Mad...;. tbt firt thllt;,,;;idltth all thtft; "'fd 'IIIhtrt;It th}. Ii",;, One:, fmllillg t5l'111.cccorJiHg to (."halfo;'lItr) tht {'U~(Ia",-t "htrtup", tht} IIrt grO/l-r.tl~tl; So 6) fbr ItJJt }Oll mil} provt flit grtlittr: {bat M i" p4rtiellll1r,(0 li/tnvift gmtr.IIJ, All emanlnons are from one. 111 tlit /irJf 'IIIor",,,,.,,- jbi, litth irertr ilt 0.1t u"k.,,,o.,,: Altd is {tilltd,."d tlttrtfort it bllth 4h tltd. '!lit {Oft tbrDugh tbt C,relti ""d Mdffit bod.], tbt btllrt ill fbt bod}, 7'ht i"t~l/igt/1Ct ill tbt i""".,11 wi.tll, tht fOH ftom his 0.,,11:1 t"trt {fTtlldtth Oflt fht bta",s of "Is li",ittJ. virtl/t', Tht Hart lift to two J If"t/. Ie~ The heur. the Ce"ltl'c of lift tq tht "If'h6lt ~od}, IIltdtrjll111Ji"g' q~id;,"rtb tOt' ",i"tlt; that minde I fpeak' of The m ndo. lurmh 0" If liery {hape.. It followttb thtrtf.rt, thd-ttJ6r} thi"g (whitt {ubltnet {oMltr) hath ' II p"rtcth on a Ct"'rt: From the which t.he CircumBueriC beams of,hiS proper po~er do proteed. Whn; tht{t 6;11 Chip< • • rt ptrftOIj k.,,,oWII: Tit,,, I1rt thi"gs {UII i1l tht~r tru, /ti"dt. I {ltd.. this ~, prov,,- that the good Angel'of man, which is tht exten,al Centre of the: Sonl; Jotb.carry witli hi"; the: internal Clla- raaer of thac thing whereof he feckerh to be: a Digni/ieJ'; withill rht whirh doth lit {tertt i tbt COil junltion 111tJ.'Scl'aratioh of rht proportioll of thtir li",ts, betwi'Ct the foul.and body of man. D huppy (rbtrtfort ) i! thllt SOl/I, 'iP;ich btboldtth fht glory of his digllif/clltig,,; alld is partaker, with him tliat is his kerper. Thu kit''''' UlltO lIt,,,, tht tbiek,."tJJt of tht tltTth doth "ot hi"Jtr th.ir fpftchts; ntilbtr rll" t.t d#rk.,,,rJJt of tht lowt/I.;rt obrcllr" or ""ik,t darlr" tht (1. •• rp1ltJft.f their eyes. T,h;s COllr4l.11tr, (lit his 1Ioct comillg b;tlttr)jh,,11 ht ",adt mll"iftjl ""to him. E. K. He fhc:wc:th a bloudy hand, ho)d~ng a bloudy Crom."itb lette;i em it, lilte flU,. ho:'1 J 'ler A. I befeech you, how {hall his provilion of bloncy from home: fccVe his rum, Or how {hail he here hive help for Iii~ charges bearing? Mad •• ••• lour words m.cit.! "'t II Childt. Tbo[t that filh for Dolpbins do IIOt /fd",l upo" tlu No.o.he form r;rou"d. 'ih.(t.rhllt fit i" COl/n{t! ellllllot ill tbt bl1rv~(1 pt lplt,"Drllecoullt Hot tlltir lI'ork"s. 1!tofacilild. thar Jtll"Je~ atl.vt th, M Jolt,futh gruttr thi"J(s thm tht tarrh: Is it "or fllid, The LO'rd Will provide? I ji.nd ab -;vt Iht Mo~", for tbat I difpofe his life fro", IIbovt tht dl!po!fi01l6f lhe M. lIf. To Mk" what j;l,cob hil [trvl1"ts did,w.Jf II fol(}; hICIIV[t th'ir mlljltr;"M I-ItJJul:.A grtlittr qutJlioll to Mit" b,-w blrJJ.-d ht "'M, tbm to M~ bDw ml1") jhttph'hlld. l1. I am defirollS to k110w what you mtaIlt- by faying, That my words made you a Childe:. Mad ••••• Iltell"[t],11 #11. ",t Cbi/J.ijh qut(liDllr. Hil gooJ Altgtljh.c/l rt1ltlfl bit Charlll1tr "lIto I\. hi"" alld tboufbalt {t.. ir, [poi"ti1l~ to E. K.]:S!lt tak"t hud tboll fl1j trut(}; A"d u{t J!;Ttl1t I't-,,~er~neo~: TJtrtnrt, Dr elfe the: fut that love thee {hall cairy thy Carkls out o( the doors. If hi CII,,} it;.a.m,,"W IIpQIIW"" itjball bt ~ tok,.", of tbt CD'IIt1IIf1It httwtt" him nd G ~ d. Ii.... A. The image, or fimilitude thereof (mean' you) made: in pute Gold. l'~rh"~1 CD- M.d •••.• ' 1 ••, •• So thti{t thllt )hlfll Itt h;, St~"J.crdt "If'itb th.t lipt iii tIN", jhlf/l ptri./h JIIIlcc!, titttrIJ- l1. YOII mean, jf the fame be painted, or otherWiCe wrought in ~i, Banners lind Pc. oons, Ste. Mad...., ttt hi';' 11ft i~ M II C-vt"."t,,btt'iPttn GDd II'"~ hi",_ l1. How {hall he frame 'it in Gold, ro!id.wife:, or Lamine-wirct Madd. •••• Hit ~w" Altf,tljbllll rtTI,.c1 it.. E J •• 81:" A true 2{ elation of D. Dee his AC/ions 'A1;th !piT';t!, &c. 6.. Becalife it hath been faid,that in the beginning of. our CQlmtry troubles ~e 4bonld be packing hence into his Country; What token !bllli we have of thac time approuhing,Qr ae hand Mad •••••.• Tour ",lttd1ll'1rt1 is toltl J'U btfor,: Whtll it it {ltitll/1lt' JOu, V eni~I:, Cre. 0.. But (I be:feech you) [0 be ready againLl that watchword, he:aring what is to be,donr, as concerning OUr wives and children inco his Country, Mad. •••••• tJUirllelll~1II it thy car, (0 God) Up,II thoft that 11ft thJ cho{m, IIIId wo"Jn'/lIl lI't t~ wlljtS that thou hllft prtpartd for thtm. Tboll.thillt tllk..t tht", from th, fMds, IIltd hllrb.ur thtm lit h6)"e. Thou art merrifull/1lto thJ fllitbful lI"d hllrd to tht htllllrhurted, TOoII fhllit colI,r thtir ltgs with Bootn, lI11d bramblts Jhllll "ot priCk. thtm: lbtir h,,,,dt fhall b, CDII,reJ wit' tbe sk,.illS o[Belljls tbat theJ mil) bruit... their WII) thr,ughtht hedges. Th) Btl/.rbllll (,0 btfon tht. tit II watch lI11d {lire Dirtl1ioll: Tht MODII fhllll be clellrthar tht) ''''') go on boldl}. Ptllc.tn IIJ110llgft JON. E- K. He is noW gone away in a fire../EteTM 'Deo nofJro,fo Laus H~or, (fr Gloria in feeu!orum r~culA. Amen. Thucfday Julii +, hora II,. lI11tt tJUtridit",. 1~83; Note. 0.. When I came h.me:ydlccday from thrCourt, and from L,,,,J'If, and from cht; Lord Lllsk";t, I found that E. K. was purpofed to ride forth of Town, and intended to be a.;. way (as he expreily told me) five dayes: Certain Companions and his acqua'ntance having Co appointed with him,fome tarrying for him in Mortlurk,.t, and fome at brlli"ford (as waS perceived this day afterward, and aj he confelfed unto me. ) Whereupon) thought good to. fignifie fo much unto the Lord LlIslfj~ who-meant to come and refteth himfelf ae my houfe,,as he wa5 wont before; eitlt~r thIS day, or within two or three dayes after: Who alfo de- lighteCl in E. If. hiscomilany, Cre. He:r~upon about the time of E.K. his riling I wrote thefe lines, intending to fend them prefe:ntly to the Lord LasltJ~, that word might be returned of his intent before E. K. !bouldride,IDlc:aning and hoping to perfwade E. K. to tarry fo long. and upon (uch refpett, N ObiliJi",t Pri1lceps, ill wl;,u, 1Iojlr:llflf Et/..w.raum i""tJfi, [llcie qUide", llttll: {ttl itill,rj tIt- ""If,!lt dicit, IJlliHlJue ditru",~ [e Ilcei"(,t1ltt,,,: Hocqll~ ",durillo tt1lfPDrt libitum fltl it" ijllld i"gredi "'Jlitllr S Rtllt,,{urJlS{lIt Ilji""lIt )poft quilfque diu. id fit;p[a furitJu, H~flit;llt l"i II"IK Cr O",,,ipot,,,s Dtlll tft lIolft-, Hoc volui, i}lo "'''"t [um",o, lIobis fignificllrt, Ilt, quid fllOIl optimu", fit, Cogitttis: De "liis,[uo remport, Vzfirz Celfitudinis lideliffimus Clientulu, Julii +. 1563' JOII/f/fts Du. This Letur being now written, and not yet folded up, my friend E. K. wal ready and carne out of his Chamber into my Study; and I told him,that I was e:ven now Cendinl? word to the prince LlIsk.it of his rideing OUt, and return after fi ve dayes; and fo thewed hlOl the Letter: who wheu he: came to the phrafe, ~iJ fir ip[" lIer,t"', he was Camewhat offended, faying, What fecfer meaning hath this, IIpon [omt of your til" for""r con{'rtllCt 1 Truly (faid I ) even fuch as the circumfiance of the Letter doth import, that is; Whereas YOll faid that you intended to return within five dayes, 9r at the fame: dayes end, it is uncertain whether you will, or thall, return later or fooner: and therefore ~idfit ip[alltritllS of your return, or !ntent to return, onely God doth know. He: would by 110 meane:s admit that my fincerc expofition, but feemed fufpitious of fome other undue conllrultions of thofe former words; thereupon I took the Lettel' and tore it in three piec~, and fent none: Bllt in my mind re- fen:e:d all to God,his difpofition, alfuring my felf of God his "'~/t C."ftllllt pr'Cttdi"g ill his ow,. "ffairs. Shortly after faid E. K. to me, Certainly here is a fpirirual Creature in my right S'.". !boulder, who f~fibly faith to me, Come away: So ( faid I ) did one fay to So.,,/e, when £"1 rpiri... tl1ey would have had him IIWlly to have drowntd him, whom I flayed in this Study by force, and [0 hilldtrtd the Devil of hIS purpofe then; as appeal eth by tbllt Imhapp) "'lin yet alive. Nay faid E. K. they have told me that if I tarry here,lihall be hanged; and if I go with this Prince he will cutoff' my head,and that you mean not to k,rtp pro"'i[ewith me; And therefore if I might have a thoufand pound to tarry, yea a Kingdom, I cannot: Therefore 1 re/ufe 'Fif!y prund you of JOur pro",i{t of 50,.~"ds yt'-rry Stip",d to me,and,:"OU need.not doubt bllt Gqd will de-,urly Ilipcnd. fend YO\l and plofperyou,;lIld can ofthe very Ilones ralfe up chIldren to,Abrllhll,.,: An<f a- E. K. hi, "if.. gain f cllllno~_ ~bid, ",)",ift"ll0Ilt h,er II.t''''''JI abhor b,,; and the:re in the ~oufe I am mjfli-, ked, becaufe I favour her no better. To thefe, filch- his words fpoken in great pangs and difquie:tneffe: of mind, I rcpofed andfaid, That thefe his doingsand fayings were: riocof God, and that by my whole procee:ding he might perceive what confidence 1 repofed in his dealing with the fpiritual, ollr friends, feeing even to the uttennofi penny (alld mOl'e than my abiliry ferved unco conveniently) I laid out Ilill about the.... ming of fuch things, as were by me [0 bedone,&c. Well,onthefndden, dOlmhe went; upon hii Marc, and away toward Jrtfi"f.rd. Atrllt'.l(eltttion of Dr. Dee his Affi,nJ 'JIJuh /i>iritJ, &c. JI Jr4inforJ. After whofe going, my' Wife came up into my Study, and I faid, ]alft, this man is mavallouOy oUt of quiet againft his Wife, for her friends their bitter reports againft him £.I\.hl... jns behind his back, and her filence ~hereat, &c. He is gone, [aid I, but I befeech the AI_ -friends. mighty God to guide him and to defend hi!l1 from danp,er:md ~ thaOle; I doubt not but God will be merc:if"1 rtS him, and bring him at length to fueh order; as he thall b~ a faithful fer- vant unto Ood, &oc. No~e within three hours after, came E. K. up my Study llaires unbotlted, for he was come in a boat from Braillford. When I faw him I was Very glad inwardly: But I remained wric- ing ofthofe Records as I had yet to write of Tuefdayes laft aai6ns. I l,1ave lc:l1tmy Mare out ( (aid he) and fo am remmed. It is well done faid I, and thei"tul'0n he fate down in the chai~ by.my Table where he,,:as wont to lit: And it was tell of the clock t~en.. He look up m his hand the Books which I had brought from Londolf of the L. LIISk"t, written to him in his commendations. &c. And as he was looking earneftly on therl!, a Spiritual Creature did PUt the Book on the ouclide of the parchment cover, divers time,; and mice would have taken it out of his hands: Divers times I heard the ftrokesmy felf; At length he faid, I fee here the handfome Maiden Madimi, and have done a pretty while. Then faid J to him, Why told you meTlO fooner? Whereupon I took paper purpofdy to Note wkat fhonld feem Note-worthy.ufolloweth. A. Miftreffe Madimi, you are welcome in God, for good, as I hope; What is the caufe of,.,ur coming now? Mad..••••• 'fo fa 110'11' JOU do; A. J know JOu.fe~ me often, and I fee you onely by faith an~ imagination. Mad.•.••• L POll1tlDr" to E. K. ] Tbatfight is ptrftatr tllllll hu. A. 0 MaJimi, Shal I have any more of thefe ~rievous paugs ? Mad ••..... Curjf Wives, alfd grtll-t Dtvils art fort Companions. A. Inrefpel\: of the Lord Treafurer, Mr. Secretary, and Mr. Rawly, I prltT YOll, What worldly comfort is there to be 100keJ for? Beudes that I do principally put. my tlUll ia God. Mad....... c$addtr will ftaint, 'WiC~td mm !!pillofftIfJ, 1111 J art tajit to be o(fmkd. 1>, And being offended will do wickedly, to the petfccntion of dlenl that meanc. limply, Mad ••••••• Or tlrt tbt}'W"t 1Iot to bt ealltd 'II'ie/ttd. A. As concerning Alb. Lllsi:jt his Pedigree, you faid yonrSiller wonld.t~1I all. Mad ••••.•• I told )"1 mort tbm al/JoUr Do.~ pllintfrs and Cal painurs can ao.; 6,. You fpoke of William Laskjt and Sir Richard Lltskjt his brother,ofwhlch Wt/liaWl go- ing into Frallct, and -then into Dmmark,.t: and his marriage into p~lanJ> came this.A/bt#t L"'~it, now Paladine of Soradia, &c. Mad •.••..• 7hofe.""r, 1'11'0 pTllf) WIt/I for 1ftt t"nttiJI, Yl'ithltl. Wflt1lJdU fIt Jottr {tlvts tll- "tb", II/fa IIgru togttbtr, I TPill mllk,.t 1I!l agree together. E. K. Will you },fadimi lend me a bundled pound for a fortnight Mad ••...•• I bllvt f'll'tpt all m) mont) 01lt of doors. A. As for money we thall have that which is rteceffary w.hen God feeth tim:. Mad •••.••• H,ar mt TPbat 1[11). God is tlTr,mitJ of Ill! tbillgs. Lovt;, tbt II/f;t} of tVtr} CO/fgrtgation ( I "'tIn Irllt and pn-f'-£llovt. ) Tht World was madt ill tht lovt of tht fatbn-. TOil WtrtrtdullfttJ iii tht lovt of tht Fatbtr a/fa th~ SOli. tbt Spirit of G,rl it ( Jtt ) thl lov, of his Churcb. Ttt (I fa) ): For afur it doth T ~iJ/~h, it is not ell!ltd a Church n,r a COli" {};,. ~e tlre t.,rtg,trion: But II Fruitfullnheritallcc alld a Perfett B.d} in Chrijl. 'fak..-,bt lovi of tin Fa- ~1I1t~"lift4 t/),r from tht World, ana it ptrij/uth. 'fllk..., thl l~vt of our Rtd""ption aTPllj, lind 7H art dtaa. t/~~:.nl. ( I 'II'il/not offtnd) put your inJl-tad of OUI'. T lIk,.t rh, light of tht Holy Gboft, which is tl" IWI The Angels of tbl Fath,r IZ7Id th, Son fr?", t~ Chrzrc.!;', lind it 'II'ith,rtth. Eval fa tak,.t lovt from.lfm~ng/tJou, wete not to" IIl1d JOU art nltlllbtrs of tht Dtvil; 'fhtrtfort it K fllid I/nto JOII Diligil'e ad invicem. For lovi deemed. it tin Spirit of God uniting ana k,.nitting thillfJ tog.thtr in IIlllut/ablt propmioll. TYb,lt doft tbou hlmt "fttr, fptllk,.",,,,,,1Yhtrt doft ThOll bunt 4fttr, [ This was faid to E. K. upon fom~ fecret judg.ement of Maaimi in him. E. K. I hunt 2fcer nothing. 'Iht/ovt.f G,d brttdtth faith I F Ifitb bringtth forth ( 011 tht ont fidt) H Opt; alfd ( 011 Iht t. Flit". Ifm fidt ) theoTPork,.tt of Charit}. Dofl- tb,u lovt God l Suk,.t!1- thou to bt among his Eltlf! Wh}' Hope: tkfi tholl ItOt ( t!JtrtfDT"t ) lovt,h'fl thingJ that art of God' Hn-tin thoujhtwtft Iht wallt of faith; J. Chulty. Htrri" Art thJ bragging words confound,rl; for thou rayrjf, No mall. call aCCUrt thtl of tvil. BNt tNu haft no faith beeaufe thou haft no hope. Wilt,h~1I fay, th~t '~J/ haft"fllith l. Shi'll' it nu 1>.1 thy lovI: Wbofotvtr (tbtrtfort) lovtth not God,;, II.ccurftd. Tb.u[ot-t/I- ~t God, Lo, It- hoU, thou brtak,.r(f bit Comllllllfdmtnts. Ollgbttjr thou IfOt f.O lovt hi",? And /tlt.{f tbou not faith tbrough tbl Iuvi ill God 1 'frutly thou ougbtt/r fo to do. Wilt thou Itt mt ftt thJ hopt oil thit fidt; Ltt tbJ 'll'lrk,.es fland on tht othrr fidt •.Alld jht'll' tbJ [tlf to havt fa~th that thtrein thou mllyfl- lovt God, Il1/d bl brloVtdOf h;lII; But if tboJ/ haft nont of thtft, thou hllft batt. If thou bllu Goa,tht Tt'll'lIrd 32, A tr"e~elatio"oflY. Dee bit Amont ~th fpir.tt, &c. TlfPllTd Iha/of j, grlllt; but tltt grtiltHIJft i# IIl1ql/tJlchllblr firt. Who{otvtr follo'luIh "ot tltt COm",iI"a",mtS, hllttth Goa; If fiH bt tltt brttlcb of tbe. Commil"Jmt1llS, &c. Doll thou Ion Silvtr IIHIl Gold J Thl01l1 i# II Thitf, tbt otlttr is II Muratrtr. Wilt tlrou {It/tho1lour I E. K. No. N h- So did Cain. Bllt tholl hilft iI Juft God thil' lovttlr tlltt; Juff il1I.d vatu~1K _11 Ihllt dt- u: [~ ';.ffc light iHthu; Thtrtfort b.t th07lVtrtllOlK: For tholl {halt. tread the World underthy feet:,AM. ISS,. I prolllift thu, I hllvt arlVt7I tht S/tllllm-arilb out of our K,tchm 10Hg "1.0• whclI hc wOS 11. Do you-mean worldly covetoufoelfe ? nade Baron of Mid....... Ttll, 111Id thl firjl htllvt1lly covetouf1ltfft.:". Am Carma geta Barman. A. I befcech nlU, what is that to fay? Mad....... VI"i IX illo Barma. E. K. fcltand law afpiritual Creature go out of his right thigh. Mad....... H'bat lire thJ 1+ Comp"Hio1lS J Bar....... 'IhtJ dwtll hae. A. {He that was come out, flll;llled a.sreat handrome man with a Sachel of a Dogs skin by his /ide, and a Cap on his head, &c. J A •.0 the hand ofthe Highelt hath wrought this. Mad....... VeHit e Te"ebr.,fl/gitt Spiritu mlo. E. K. Here appear 14 of divers evil-favoured lhapes: fame like Mooll kies, fome like Dogs, fame very hairy monfuuous Men, &c- They feemed to fClatch each other by the face- Thefe feem to go about !Madimi and Cay, gil de pr ag"'" All, es beJetl,. A. What isthaqo fay? Mad....... Voluml/s hic ilt Noftris hllhitAre. A. Q.!J,:r; flmt ilia velttl ? E- K,. One of them faid.. - Babe",,,, hominem i{lum-f)m';ciliumnopru",. Mad....... Tht v'''guItCt of G,a it iI t'/Po-tdgta S'/Pora, II11d cutttril tilt rebtlliolll '/PitJ(pJ ~ltts TheClnin i1l piem •. Tbt hll1lt!. ofrhe Lord is lilt.! iI jlrO/f".IIk... '/PIttH it flll/eth it cl/tmh i/f {U1Idtr Hl1l1l}:;~;,',".<1 UlCer bl/jhll. The light of his t)U expd/.urll,.",fIt,ll/fd the {'/PutlllJfe.f hi# mo.th k,teptrh from corruption. I pl~ckn! of BltJJed Ilrt tho{u,hom he fll:Jour,th, 1l1la grtllt jJ their rrwJtrd; Becaure you came hither with_ fpk'it:' &c o.ut licence and feck to overthrow the liberty of God his Teltament; 1md the light where_, withal he ftretcheth unto the end, and for becaufe yoillre accurfed it is faid, I will not Culfer mine to be overthrown with temptation,though he were led away, Brho/d 1 briltg bllclt,. IIgililt. Depart U1Ito the III(l Cr]: Reft '/Pith tht Princt of Dilr/t1ltJfe thlrt is /f01lt. Amen, go lOU thither. Et fignabo vosad linem. E. K. He [ealed them all in the for~head: the J 4 and their principal, their [eating ",as as if they had been blanded. They funk aU. S downward through the Hoore of the Chamber,and rh:re came a thing like a wind & pluck\: them by the feet away. E. K. Methinketh I am lighteqhan I was j and I feem to be empty,and to be returned 'from a great amafiDg i for this fortnight I do not wdl re;: member "hat 1 have done or (aid, Mad....... Thou IIrt tll{ea of Il grtllt buratll....... Love God, Love tb) Frimds;Love thy Wife. E. K. Now cometh one with a red Croae in his lund and leadeth her '"ay,and fo they vanitlted- We prayed the Pfalm of tbankfgiving 14 of Rgffenfis for E-K- his deliverance from Barma and his 14 Companions. Amen. A. lirlt papers, E. K. SII/. by appeard often [0 him,whipping before as 6. or 7. miles dilt01l1t from him think that ~he bleffi:d. JUbA1Ililall't had been fent to have [aid fomewhat unto us of his Charge (the Prince L.s/rJt) But I found in the end that it was a token that the Princce Lllsk,it was p.cnfively careful of us, and that bis good Angel was his wic- nelfe and melfage, oy that token his peculiar ~/lcr as is bafore taught. Om/fil Spiritus Llllldtt Dtu", ",irum V"um & 7'ri1lll"'. Amen. Sequitur liber Tertiariu$ Sexti. I" IB E R, J trut 'J{llil,ionofD. Dee his Aflion! "ith /piritJ, &c. " LIB E It P E 1\ E q R. 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A. While was about to write the Title ofthefecond fide ofthefc:vc:nrh leaf: and ( E-.K. littin~ by me) MIIJill; appeared as before like a young girle, aad I faluted her in the Name M~p:. tl,.!' of God, as coming from God for good, and faid to her, that I lVas wonderfullyopprelfed =.:~lb~Lu~' with the Work prefcribed to me to' perform before AI/gN/l neKt, and delired her to help me hi. pcdi&rce. to one to wrice the holy Book as it ought to be written; feeing I did aU I could, and it fean- ed almoft impoffiblc for Ole to finilh it as it is requi{ite. MaJami proruifed to help me to one vi. tr"e 'J{eI4tionofDr. D('e his AClifJhI r»ith (piritJ) &0. z. 7 one to write t~e Boo!<; arid thereupon appeared to her ( butunCeen of E. ie.) het Mother, •••• Madi"'-' Caid alCo, that lhe wa.q liow learning of Gred, and Arabick ~ and die ~yriah Tongue., Macl •.•••• M'thtr I pt'1f])'1t Itt bim hlfur c,u to ",rit, h;, BOQk.. h. I pray (hee tell me Madi>ni, what was hjs nlnie wbich rt!Clerda}' tempted Illy friend and 1ccQCed- me moll unduly and uncruely to E. K • • s II murdtrtr, and hypocrite, and Olle: that had ill jured a thou(alld. Mad....... HM namt;"Ifl Panlllclfrfl, i>. Can the wicked Conjurers have their Devils to wrhe: Books at thtir comlIlandmerttsj and lhall not all. horte~ Ch~ifrian Pbll'Copher haTe the help of Go,-{ his good Angel, to write his holy Mrllertes Co greatly redoundmg to his Glory? And Ceeing you _rethe Mother <.>f Mlldi"'; here, 1 beCeech you tell me your name here: as the order of all our domgs are dl" ftinaIy and orderly noted. Mother.. •...•: t am ofthe word, and by the: word:.(' fa], Sea~ up tbofe things thoil hall: And I my Celf WIll take charge of GlZlvah tQ tht tlld. Ad tVit.nJu." rrudJlu",. 6.. Truth it is,'it mull: ~row to._ great mifiikeing !:ru~ge, that God lh ould Ceem to have laid burdens on our Qloulders, greater than we arc able to bear: and then if we fall.ind faile under them, he would find a cauCe not to perform his promiCe~ made for qrrying of thoCe burdens. Mother. _.... Whlltfotvtr is thy pllrt, tbt ["."t -will I perfm". I ",;/l put tb] }QV ( in thIS o"t thint) upm 1If] jhoulders. 6.; Will you then write it as I lhould have writte:n it ?.Mother •.••.• J IlIIfle [aid I -will. t.. Where tballll~av~ th~ Book? Moth~r.•..•.. Ltllvt It -whtrt, ?u-will: your locks arc no hindrance: to us- ElItn -whm Our.locka. fhe time cometh btlievt and yo,/ lhll[[ find it "'rittm. 6.. You have eaCed my heart of a thonCand pound weight. Mother ••• ~.' Beclfu!e Je jhlfllnot fill!;lIt, error. DoJt thou btlitvt ? 4. Y ~a verily. Moth~r....... '1htn vtrilj -will I do it. Fides cua ~rit inftruinencum operationis mez J Erit, & vidcbitis, & nunquam peribit. Galvah ••..•.• One thing I -will ttltch thtt. 7'be EIf.l is grUftr th4n fht Btginn;ng, or th, Midrt; For tht End is -wilntJTt of thtm boib: Btlt the] bQth Clllt'''' WltlftJTt of the EM Mother ••••••• Ht tblft Ifppurttl ]tjfirdaj is titlE t"QU,",1iv'Rf: MotUt", SII}}our le§on, ""m. 1 "'" gOlft. A. I prar tell me your nlnte. Mad •••.•. Mothtr I prll] )QI/ tdl yo,/1' Iflffllt. Mother •.•••• I AM; What will you more? E. K. She Rieth away like a fire. Jl1At1im; fa11eth down pro{lrate on her face a ",bile- A. Now I mall have lciCure to follow my Cute, and to do all Hr. (iiib"ts buGncm. Mad....... M] Mother ",;Il[ptap.,to tbt ~m'for l'ufhortl]. Strut JOU G~d while 1 J. prll]. E K. She prayeth vehemently. Now (he cometh near to us. Madimi....... I prlZJ you ttlfch Iftt tli [pell. [ She fpake to E. 1(. Mlft! • ••••.• This is ii,,..J fIl1l.':T7';r,.UT@-: i".,,9- ~'T' if".,i,.~",(I.'. rJi/lCIN'" if/i,."';C.. I b" _p", It is the Syriall To~,,,c you do nM yn4cr{brld it. -- (to ~.) [abllrrl<l, (Pc. "... ~I@o,..l,)'If,..poe.,.,.@- TU)'X..,H;, forte -1lCo(.,{.,.... 1,..,;'(.nA 'd.-"TII 'T0C7'4UTor 'tr/A:t.Clr&l llicitut,TCI.bl\rlhitur ':n.... "...lftA...:.7S,.11.1... iro~,.~ T"".. '/IT" cr. •••,"''''',.."pH"'" ';;1,.":r ",'.,.:,."" l<o"J~.... c4cr.~... uci... "", That...,wi.h ),Ir H N" Lt, hi. off rrd Ericn, thi"'.. 1 J.. -contclfcol E. K. Unle1fe you {peak fome Language which [ underlh1'ld, I will rx- atter. prdTe no morcaf this GhybbrHh. Now lhe praycth agam- Now £he is gone- A. Bene- A trMt,'l\e/atioll of Dr. Dee hit Affions '8ilh {pints,,&C. Fif,y pouad y,ar'y '0 be provided for E K.by J./Jn Du. bo. BenaQilhlS fit Deus, Pater Noller, Delis totilll Cop.folationis,.qui rcfpexK.lHitti<Jnnn,fenuli fui,&:in ipfo punao neceffitatis mea: prziitit mihi allxiliuin '; ipfe Salts Cordis x~­ tor eft Be rcnum. Ip('e eft Lux mea,& Adjutoi' mcus, & Sufccptor meus cit. In DominO fpe- ravi, Be fiberavit me ab anguftia maxima propteq;loriam Nominis fiJi. quod tit eialtatul1l 1$1. tnagnific:.tUlll nnnc, & iIi fempitema fedlla. AIfHIf, A"m" Amtlf. t.. My heart did throb oftentimes this day, and thought that E. K. did intend to.brent himfelffrom me, and now upon thiswaming I was confirmed, and more afi"ured that it was fo: Whereupon feeing him !Dake rue. hlfjft to ridt to Ilillgton: I asked him why he fo balted to ride thither:And I 'raid, if it wer.e to ride to' Mr. Harr) Lu, I would go thither alfo to be aC~lIaimed with him; feein;: now I had fo good leafure, beinp' eafed of the book wriring: Then he faid, that one told him the other day that the Duke did but flatter him, alid told him other things, boch againlt the Duke (or Palatine) imd me, &c. I anfwered,for the Duh and my felf; al)d alfo faid, that if the rourty pound it1l1/uit}, which Mr. Ltt did offer him, was the chief eaufe of his minde feding thatwlY (contrary to many of his for"t!t;r pr.,.ifts If lilt) thatthel) I would all'ure himeffifry pound yearly, and woUld do my beft by following of my fute,to bring it to palle as foon as (pollibly) 1 could,and thereupon did make! him prQlnife upon the Bible: Then E. K. again upon the {1I",t Biblt,4id {wtar IIlftD tIl,t'Colljfllllt fritlldJ!.'Pll1ntl iitvtr t. for{a/tl ",t: And moreover faid, that unle/fe,thIS had fo fain Ollt, he would ' have gQne b~yond the Seas, taking /hip at Nnr-Caftlt within tight da)es ntxt: And fo we plight our faidi ~ach to,other, takilJg each other by the hands upon thefe points of brDthirlj, uti fritllJ- I] /il-tlit} dllrilfg lift, which Covenant 1 befeech God to tum to -hM; bonout, glarie, and. fer vice, and the IOmfort of OUI' brethren (his Children) lIere in earth. ' Tuefd;y,Jlllii z •.. mtTiait,Cirell Horll",. z' t.. While 1 was writing of Letters to Mr. Adria" Gilbtrt, into DtvoJljbirt, MIIJini ap!- peared by me in the Rudy, before E. t{; fitting in the Chair, firlt 01\ the ground, then ul higher in the aire; and 1 faid; How iii the minde of Mr. StCret'H',] toward me, me,thinketh it is alienated DI,rvelloully. The Lord Mad ••• ' •• tbo{t thilt IMiHIr, 71'.rlJ, IIrt hlltttl of Gotl. 7lr Lord Treafurer and he Ire Trur.,er, Ind joyned together, Illftl the]. hat~ thu. I htard tht", ",hm the) both {aid, th,u '#Duldft g.;IfIltl jhiJr:t ji S<crctarr W.I- ly I Wh"t[fIevt7' the,] can do agamft thee, a/fure thy felf of. 7t.t]."ill jh,rtly la] "btl;' f., rher; '",hAm. bllt t{ehtw f,h,,... Lord have mercy upon me: what bait; (1 bcfeechyou) and by.hom? E. K, hi' re. (ond oarh. Trd chc.. IIOC. Mad •.••• Tht,) hllvt atftrmiHta f. {tarch th] hou{t: Bilt fht,J fill] /mtilf.tht Vllk.! b. to",. t.. What would tbey fcar.!=h it for? Mad ••••. Tht] batt tht IJuk.!, (botk) wrto tht d.llt-b.. And why? Mad...... T..;"'lbttd thllt Jou,dtafupr;gbtly •..... [Sht {p"k.! to E. K.] E. K- God the Creator be my wimeffe of my upright dealing, with, and toward him, (meaning C:..) ever !inee my lail coming co him. Mad ••••• It is {,ood to prro",t di{,.,{u. B. K. By.this book (taking the Bible in hi~ hand) I fwear that 1 do carry as faithfull a minde to him, as any man can, ever flnce my laft co- ming. Mad •••.• Look.. Ullto tbt ~i"dt of ptoplt IIhout tht Vuk".: IlnJ tlrt ",all1ltr,f 1M;" tliligmc,. A. What mean you by that? his own people mean you? or who? Mad •.•. ' Tht t[piu. t.. Which be thofe ?' Mad • •••• All, there is not one true.. You mean the EI/{,Iijh men. Mad •.••• Tou.rt vtr) vofft, if JOII fIIIdtrjflllfd 1Iot ",) r")ilfgr. A. Lord, what is thy c'ounCe! to prevent aU? • Mad •••.. Tht {pttc6'¥ g.1Itu/, The wicked /hall not prevail. 4. But will ther emer, to fearch my boufe, or no? Mad ••••• Immtdia,ttl) 11ft" tht Vultt hit goillg tbt}."ill. t.. To what intent? what do they hope to finde? Mad. • •.• 'Iht) {u{pell th. Duk,i ¥ iwwardly a Tray tor: t.., Tbey can by 110 meanscbargc me, no not fo much as of a T rayterous tbought. Mad •••.. Though tbJ thD/tghrs bt {,IId, tht,] eltmtot compr,hmd t't tl';lIgs of tht wic"-td. I" {_t, mey hate tbee. Trltjt thaw "ot. tN,] jh.l/to.b'lIt fhortly " offer tbtl fi'it1lJ.jbip: Bill /" thou 1171'0rl1l in. htap of fir •.". '1;.. I pray you,expound that parable. Mid •.... A. J trlle~';;t;on 0/ D Dee hir Affiant 'b1ith !piritJ, &c. M.d., ••• A btllfofjfrf't! bti.~.ttltr [0. grttlt, II iro..,,"igbt llpoit 4. "~i'iIr ~,,;ot";'#ii./l~~.il"!g. m- r} (frltwbi"Jrttb tht. "'Drilli pIlJJil!!..rs; Stt 'tbtiff, 411a ht fI,t [tt" of thtfll; ilo./l thou IIItJtrfi.clitl,t, A •. I pray,YOII make more: pi am yourcQunfcl. Mad •••• ' MX c.07llt{a iI pl.ci" tllOllgS. A. Wh~; I pray Y{)U; is thi: Duke like!)" to go away Mad. •, •• I" tht mi4dlt of Augun., l1. If in the midll of Aug/ljf he will go,arrd then our prlti:ir~~ be yet in hand, \\ohat thallh. done: widl' IIlch our fumitur~ is prepared; and /landing in the Chamber elf pniltire Mad •• ••; Thou'bl1}f,,0 fliith. His goin£,-fiandrth IIpon the detertnlntted purpore ofGbd. Ht M }Ollr fri.~II,J. f,r.t4tlj, If"d A;L. i"tflfatlh to do.'ftllch fot 1'11. Ht ilprtp.tttd_ ro do thtt tDod,":lIil thou.crt fr,pllriiJ. to Jo Itim {tr. Seltii:e. 'IIiCt. Many men pur pore, but one lctteth In ordel'.. l1. As concerning Adrjllll Gj/btrt, what pleafcth you to fay of him; and hl~ ltitebded 'Yoyag M.,{.•••• Ht iI "ot i" tbt trllt fllitb. J A. How liath it bee:n (aid, then, That he lhould bethe Ci!ttei' forth ofGdd;his faith an I-C- ligion among the infidels. M.d. _ ••. 'lhu it a 111J;ltr). A. Whecher (hall it be good, thit the:-Duke refort hither Oft; or tarry 'for tbefboil -part bi~ Ioou(e at L f. lldu", M,d. •. '. Hu",a"t ft',cit ClltI"ot prt"~;.l. As mi".! tIJ 4rt IIor fi!ithflill i" tht{t -C'It~ftt~/hilUdil Ii t ml[t;lIbl, dtllrh: ""J. fhll/l dri,,1I..,,f fl-tp tVtrlafti1f~., As ill 01ft rbot thtrt lI'rj iIIali) dfrvi]i~Js; [; ill tlit lit", ""d I rallehts I1rt 1111111} [,pndio", l1. Give: (orne more: light (J bel'e(ch you) to th'l!' p'lII'dcltlllt' underftandinE;. Mad...;. tbt firt thllt;,,;;idltth all thtft; "'fd 'IIIhtrt;It th}. Ii",;, One:, fmllillg t5l'111.cccorJiHg to (."halfo;'lItr) tht {'U~(Ia",-t "htrtup", tht} IIrt grO/l-r.tl~tl; So 6) fbr ItJJt }Oll mil} provt flit grtlittr: {bat M i" p4rtiellll1r,(0 li/tnvift gmtr.IIJ, All emanlnons are from one. 111 tlit /irJf 'IIIor",,,,.,,- jbi, litth irertr ilt 0.1t u"k.,,,o.,,: Altd is {tilltd,."d tlttrtfort it bllth 4h tltd. '!lit {Oft tbrDugh tbt C,relti ""d Mdffit bod.], tbt btllrt ill fbt bod}, 7'ht i"t~l/igt/1Ct ill tbt i""".,11 wi.tll, tht fOH ftom his 0.,,11:1 t"trt {fTtlldtth Oflt fht bta",s of "Is li",ittJ. virtl/t', Tht Hart lift to two J If"t/. Ie~ The heur. the Ce"ltl'c of lift tq tht "If'h6lt ~od}, IIltdtrjll111Ji"g' q~id;,"rtb tOt' ",i"tlt; that minde I fpeak' of The m ndo. lurmh 0" If liery {hape.. It followttb thtrtf.rt, thd-ttJ6r} thi"g (whitt {ubltnet {oMltr) hath ' II p"rtcth on a Ct"'rt: From the which t.he CircumBueriC beams of,hiS proper po~er do proteed. Whn; tht{t 6;11 Chip< • • rt ptrftOIj k.,,,oWII: Tit,,, I1rt thi"gs {UII i1l tht~r tru, /ti"dt. I {ltd.. this ~, prov,,- that the good Angel'of man, which is tht exten,al Centre of the: Sonl; Jotb.carry witli hi"; the: internal Clla- raaer of thac thing whereof he feckerh to be: a Digni/ieJ'; withill rht whirh doth lit {tertt i tbt COil junltion 111tJ.'Scl'aratioh of rht proportioll of thtir li",ts, betwi'Ct the foul.and body of man. D huppy (rbtrtfort ) i! thllt SOl/I, 'iP;ich btboldtth fht glory of his digllif/clltig,,; alld is partaker, with him tliat is his kerper. Thu kit''''' UlltO lIt,,,, tht tbiek,."tJJt of tht tltTth doth "ot hi"Jtr th.ir fpftchts; ntilbtr rll" t.t d#rk.,,,rJJt of tht lowt/I.;rt obrcllr" or ""ik,t darlr" tht (1. •• rp1ltJft.f their eyes. T,h;s COllr4l.11tr, (lit his 1Ioct comillg b;tlttr)jh,,11 ht ",adt mll"iftjl ""to him. E. K. He fhc:wc:th a bloudy hand, ho)d~ng a bloudy Crom."itb lette;i em it, lilte flU,. ho:'1 J 'ler A. I befeech you, how {hall his provilion of bloncy from home: fccVe his rum, Or how {hail he here hive help for Iii~ charges bearing? Mad •• ••• lour words m.cit.! "'t II Childt. Tbo[t that filh for Dolpbins do IIOt /fd",l upo" tlu No.o.he form r;rou"d. 'ih.(t.rhllt fit i" COl/n{t! ellllllot ill tbt bl1rv~(1 pt lplt,"Drllecoullt Hot tlltir lI'ork"s. 1!tofacilild. thar Jtll"Je~ atl.vt th, M Jolt,futh gruttr thi"J(s thm tht tarrh: Is it "or fllid, The LO'rd Will provide? I ji.nd ab -;vt Iht Mo~", for tbat I difpofe his life fro", IIbovt tht dl!po!fi01l6f lhe M. lIf. To Mk" what j;l,cob hil [trvl1"ts did,w.Jf II fol(}; hICIIV[t th'ir mlljltr;"M I-ItJJul:.A grtlittr qutJlioll to Mit" b,-w blrJJ.-d ht "'M, tbm to M~ bDw ml1") jhttph'hlld. l1. I am defirollS to k110w what you mtaIlt- by faying, That my words made you a Childe:. Mad ••••• Iltell"[t],11 #11. ",t Cbi/J.ijh qut(liDllr. Hil gooJ Altgtljh.c/l rt1ltlfl bit Charlll1tr "lIto I\. hi"" alld tboufbalt {t.. ir, [poi"ti1l~ to E. K.]:S!lt tak"t hud tboll fl1j trut(}; A"d u{t J!;Ttl1t I't-,,~er~neo~: TJtrtnrt, Dr elfe the: fut that love thee {hall cairy thy Carkls out o( the doors. If hi CII,,} it;.a.m,,"W IIpQIIW"" itjball bt ~ tok,.", of tbt CD'IIt1IIf1It httwtt" him nd G ~ d. Ii.... A. The image, or fimilitude thereof (mean' you) made: in pute Gold. l'~rh"~1 CD- M.d •••.• ' 1 ••, •• So thti{t thllt )hlfll Itt h;, St~"J.crdt "If'itb th.t lipt iii tIN", jhlf/l ptri./h JIIIlcc!, titttrIJ- l1. YOII mean, jf the fame be painted, or otherWiCe wrought in ~i, Banners lind Pc. oons, Ste. Mad...., ttt hi';' 11ft i~ M II C-vt"."t,,btt'iPttn GDd II'"~ hi",_ l1. How {hall he frame 'it in Gold, ro!id.wife:, or Lamine-wirct Madd. •••• Hit ~w" Altf,tljbllll rtTI,.c1 it.. E J •• 81:" A true 2{ elation of D. Dee his AC/ions 'A1;th !piT';t!, &c. 6.. Becalife it hath been faid,that in the beginning of. our CQlmtry troubles ~e 4bonld be packing hence into his Country; What token !bllli we have of thac time approuhing,Qr ae hand Mad •••••.• Tour ",lttd1ll'1rt1 is toltl J'U btfor,: Whtll it it {ltitll/1lt' JOu, V eni~I:, Cre. 0.. But (I be:feech you) [0 be ready againLl that watchword, he:aring what is to be,donr, as concerning OUr wives and children inco his Country, Mad. •••••• tJUirllelll~1II it thy car, (0 God) Up,II thoft that 11ft thJ cho{m, IIIId wo"Jn'/lIl lI't t~ wlljtS that thou hllft prtpartd for thtm. Tboll.thillt tllk..t tht", from th, fMds, IIltd hllrb.ur thtm lit h6)"e. Thou art merrifull/1lto thJ fllitbful lI"d hllrd to tht htllllrhurted, TOoII fhllit colI,r thtir ltgs with Bootn, lI11d bramblts Jhllll "ot priCk. thtm: lbtir h,,,,dt fhall b, CDII,reJ wit' tbe sk,.illS o[Belljls tbat theJ mil) bruit... their WII) thr,ughtht hedges. Th) Btl/.rbllll (,0 btfon tht. tit II watch lI11d {lire Dirtl1ioll: Tht MODII fhllll be clellrthar tht) ''''') go on boldl}. Ptllc.tn IIJ110llgft JON. E- K. He is noW gone away in a fire../EteTM 'Deo nofJro,fo Laus H~or, (fr Gloria in feeu!orum r~culA. Amen. Thucfday Julii +, hora II,. lI11tt tJUtridit",. 1~83; Note. 0.. When I came h.me:ydlccday from thrCourt, and from L,,,,J'If, and from cht; Lord Lllsk";t, I found that E. K. was purpofed to ride forth of Town, and intended to be a.;. way (as he expreily told me) five dayes: Certain Companions and his acqua'ntance having Co appointed with him,fome tarrying for him in Mortlurk,.t, and fome at brlli"ford (as waS perceived this day afterward, and aj he confelfed unto me. ) Whereupon) thought good to. fignifie fo much unto the Lord LlIslfj~ who-meant to come and refteth himfelf ae my houfe,,as he wa5 wont before; eitlt~r thIS day, or within two or three dayes after: Who alfo de- lighteCl in E. If. hiscomilany, Cre. He:r~upon about the time of E.K. his riling I wrote thefe lines, intending to fend them prefe:ntly to the Lord LasltJ~, that word might be returned of his intent before E. K. !bouldride,IDlc:aning and hoping to perfwade E. K. to tarry fo long. and upon (uch refpett, N ObiliJi",t Pri1lceps, ill wl;,u, 1Iojlr:llflf Et/..w.raum i""tJfi, [llcie qUide", llttll: {ttl itill,rj tIt- ""If,!lt dicit, IJlliHlJue ditru",~ [e Ilcei"(,t1ltt,,,: Hocqll~ ",durillo tt1lfPDrt libitum fltl it" ijllld i"gredi "'Jlitllr S Rtllt,,{urJlS{lIt Ilji""lIt )poft quilfque diu. id fit;p[a furitJu, H~flit;llt l"i II"IK Cr O",,,ipot,,,s Dtlll tft lIolft-, Hoc volui, i}lo "'''"t [um",o, lIobis fignificllrt, Ilt, quid fllOIl optimu", fit, Cogitttis: De "liis,[uo remport, Vzfirz Celfitudinis lideliffimus Clientulu, Julii +. 1563' JOII/f/fts Du. This Letur being now written, and not yet folded up, my friend E. K. wal ready and carne out of his Chamber into my Study; and I told him,that I was e:ven now Cendinl? word to the prince LlIsk.it of his rideing OUt, and return after fi ve dayes; and fo thewed hlOl the Letter: who wheu he: came to the phrafe, ~iJ fir ip[" lIer,t"', he was Camewhat offended, faying, What fecfer meaning hath this, IIpon [omt of your til" for""r con{'rtllCt 1 Truly (faid I ) even fuch as the circumfiance of the Letter doth import, that is; Whereas YOll faid that you intended to return within five dayes, 9r at the fame: dayes end, it is uncertain whether you will, or thall, return later or fooner: and therefore ~idfit ip[alltritllS of your return, or !ntent to return, onely God doth know. He: would by 110 meane:s admit that my fincerc expofition, but feemed fufpitious of fome other undue conllrultions of thofe former words; thereupon I took the Lettel' and tore it in three piec~, and fent none: Bllt in my mind re- fen:e:d all to God,his difpofition, alfuring my felf of God his "'~/t C."ftllllt pr'Cttdi"g ill his ow,. "ffairs. Shortly after faid E. K. to me, Certainly here is a fpirirual Creature in my right S'.". !boulder, who f~fibly faith to me, Come away: So ( faid I ) did one fay to So.,,/e, when £"1 rpiri... tl1ey would have had him IIWlly to have drowntd him, whom I flayed in this Study by force, and [0 hilldtrtd the Devil of hIS purpofe then; as appeal eth by tbllt Imhapp) "'lin yet alive. Nay faid E. K. they have told me that if I tarry here,lihall be hanged; and if I go with this Prince he will cutoff' my head,and that you mean not to k,rtp pro"'i[ewith me; And therefore if I might have a thoufand pound to tarry, yea a Kingdom, I cannot: Therefore 1 re/ufe 'Fif!y prund you of JOur pro",i{t of 50,.~"ds yt'-rry Stip",d to me,and,:"OU need.not doubt bllt Gqd will de-,urly Ilipcnd. fend YO\l and plofperyou,;lIld can ofthe very Ilones ralfe up chIldren to,Abrllhll,.,: An<f a- E. K. hi, "if.. gain f cllllno~_ ~bid, ",)",ift"ll0Ilt h,er II.t''''''JI abhor b,,; and the:re in the ~oufe I am mjfli-, ked, becaufe I favour her no better. To thefe, filch- his words fpoken in great pangs and difquie:tneffe: of mind, I rcpofed andfaid, That thefe his doingsand fayings were: riocof God, and that by my whole procee:ding he might perceive what confidence 1 repofed in his dealing with the fpiritual, ollr friends, feeing even to the uttennofi penny (alld mOl'e than my abiliry ferved unco conveniently) I laid out Ilill about the.... ming of fuch things, as were by me [0 bedone,&c. Well,onthefndden, dOlmhe went; upon hii Marc, and away toward Jrtfi"f.rd. Atrllt'.l(eltttion of Dr. Dee his Affi,nJ 'JIJuh /i>iritJ, &c. JI Jr4inforJ. After whofe going, my' Wife came up into my Study, and I faid, ]alft, this man is mavallouOy oUt of quiet againft his Wife, for her friends their bitter reports againft him £.I\.hl... jns behind his back, and her filence ~hereat, &c. He is gone, [aid I, but I befeech the AI_ -friends. mighty God to guide him and to defend hi!l1 from danp,er:md ~ thaOle; I doubt not but God will be merc:if"1 rtS him, and bring him at length to fueh order; as he thall b~ a faithful fer- vant unto Ood, &oc. No~e within three hours after, came E. K. up my Study llaires unbotlted, for he was come in a boat from Braillford. When I faw him I was Very glad inwardly: But I remained wric- ing ofthofe Records as I had yet to write of Tuefdayes laft aai6ns. I l,1ave lc:l1tmy Mare out ( (aid he) and fo am remmed. It is well done faid I, and thei"tul'0n he fate down in the chai~ by.my Table where he,,:as wont to lit: And it was tell of the clock t~en.. He look up m his hand the Books which I had brought from Londolf of the L. LIISk"t, written to him in his commendations. &c. And as he was looking earneftly on therl!, a Spiritual Creature did PUt the Book on the ouclide of the parchment cover, divers time,; and mice would have taken it out of his hands: Divers times I heard the ftrokesmy felf; At length he faid, I fee here the handfome Maiden Madimi, and have done a pretty while. Then faid J to him, Why told you meTlO fooner? Whereupon I took paper purpofdy to Note wkat fhonld feem Note-worthy.ufolloweth. A. Miftreffe Madimi, you are welcome in God, for good, as I hope; What is the caufe of,.,ur coming now? Mad..••••• 'fo fa 110'11' JOU do; A. J know JOu.fe~ me often, and I fee you onely by faith an~ imagination. Mad.•.••• L POll1tlDr" to E. K. ] Tbatfight is ptrftatr tllllll hu. A. 0 MaJimi, Shal I have any more of thefe ~rievous paugs ? Mad ••..... Curjf Wives, alfd grtll-t Dtvils art fort Companions. A. Inrefpel\: of the Lord Treafurer, Mr. Secretary, and Mr. Rawly, I prltT YOll, What worldly comfort is there to be 100keJ for? Beudes that I do principally put. my tlUll ia God. Mad....... c$addtr will ftaint, 'WiC~td mm !!pillofftIfJ, 1111 J art tajit to be o(fmkd. 1>, And being offended will do wickedly, to the petfccntion of dlenl that meanc. limply, Mad ••••••• Or tlrt tbt}'W"t 1Iot to bt ealltd 'II'ie/ttd. A. As concerning Alb. Lllsi:jt his Pedigree, you faid yonrSiller wonld.t~1I all. Mad ••••.•• I told )"1 mort tbm al/JoUr Do.~ pllintfrs and Cal painurs can ao.; 6,. You fpoke of William Laskjt and Sir Richard Lltskjt his brother,ofwhlch Wt/liaWl go- ing into Frallct, and -then into Dmmark,.t: and his marriage into p~lanJ> came this.A/bt#t L"'~it, now Paladine of Soradia, &c. Mad •.••..• 7hofe.""r, 1'11'0 pTllf) WIt/I for 1ftt t"nttiJI, Yl'ithltl. Wflt1lJdU fIt Jottr {tlvts tll- "tb", II/fa IIgru togttbtr, I TPill mllk,.t 1I!l agree together. E. K. Will you },fadimi lend me a bundled pound for a fortnight Mad ••...•• I bllvt f'll'tpt all m) mont) 01lt of doors. A. As for money we thall have that which is rteceffary w.hen God feeth tim:. Mad •••.••• H,ar mt TPbat 1[11). God is tlTr,mitJ of Ill! tbillgs. Lovt;, tbt II/f;t} of tVtr} CO/fgrtgation ( I "'tIn Irllt and pn-f'-£llovt. ) Tht World was madt ill tht lovt of tht fatbn-. TOil WtrtrtdullfttJ iii tht lovt of tht Fatbtr a/fa th~ SOli. tbt Spirit of G,rl it ( Jtt ) thl lov, of his Churcb. Ttt (I fa) ): For afur it doth T ~iJ/~h, it is not ell!ltd a Church n,r a COli" {};,. ~e tlre t.,rtg,trion: But II Fruitfullnheritallcc alld a Perfett B.d} in Chrijl. 'fak..-,bt lovi of tin Fa- ~1I1t~"lift4 t/),r from tht World, ana it ptrij/uth. 'fllk..., thl l~vt of our Rtd""ption aTPllj, lind 7H art dtaa. t/~~:.nl. ( I 'II'il/not offtnd) put your inJl-tad of OUI'. T lIk,.t rh, light of tht Holy Gboft, which is tl" IWI The Angels of tbl Fath,r IZ7Id th, Son fr?", t~ Chrzrc.!;', lind it 'II'ith,rtth. Eval fa tak,.t lovt from.lfm~ng/tJou, wete not to" IIl1d JOU art nltlllbtrs of tht Dtvil; 'fhtrtfort it K fllid I/nto JOII Diligil'e ad invicem. For lovi deemed. it tin Spirit of God uniting ana k,.nitting thillfJ tog.thtr in IIlllut/ablt propmioll. TYb,lt doft tbou hlmt "fttr, fptllk,.",,,,,,1Yhtrt doft ThOll bunt 4fttr, [ This was faid to E. K. upon fom~ fecret judg.ement of Maaimi in him. E. K. I hunt 2fcer nothing. 'Iht/ovt.f G,d brttdtth faith I F Ifitb bringtth forth ( 011 tht ont fidt) H Opt; alfd ( 011 Iht t. Flit". Ifm fidt ) theoTPork,.tt of Charit}. Dofl- tb,u lovt God l Suk,.t!1- thou to bt among his Eltlf! Wh}' Hope: tkfi tholl ItOt ( t!JtrtfDT"t ) lovt,h'fl thingJ that art of God' Hn-tin thoujhtwtft Iht wallt of faith; J. Chulty. Htrri" Art thJ bragging words confound,rl; for thou rayrjf, No mall. call aCCUrt thtl of tvil. BNt tNu haft no faith beeaufe thou haft no hope. Wilt,h~1I fay, th~t '~J/ haft"fllith l. Shi'll' it nu 1>.1 thy lovI: Wbofotvtr (tbtrtfort) lovtth not God,;, II.ccurftd. Tb.u[ot-t/I- ~t God, Lo, It- hoU, thou brtak,.r(f bit Comllllllfdmtnts. Ollgbttjr thou IfOt f.O lovt hi",? And /tlt.{f tbou not faith tbrough tbl Iuvi ill God 1 'frutly thou ougbtt/r fo to do. Wilt thou Itt mt ftt thJ hopt oil thit fidt; Ltt tbJ 'll'lrk,.es fland on tht othrr fidt •.Alld jht'll' tbJ [tlf to havt fa~th that thtrein thou mllyfl- lovt God, Il1/d bl brloVtdOf h;lII; But if tboJ/ haft nont of thtft, thou hllft batt. If thou bllu Goa,tht Tt'll'lIrd 32, A tr"e~elatio"oflY. Dee bit Amont ~th fpir.tt, &c. TlfPllTd Iha/of j, grlllt; but tltt grtiltHIJft i# IIl1ql/tJlchllblr firt. Who{otvtr follo'luIh "ot tltt COm",iI"a",mtS, hllttth Goa; If fiH bt tltt brttlcb of tbe. Commil"Jmt1llS, &c. Doll thou Ion Silvtr IIHIl Gold J Thl01l1 i# II Thitf, tbt otlttr is II Muratrtr. Wilt tlrou {It/tho1lour I E. K. No. N h- So did Cain. Bllt tholl hilft iI Juft God thil' lovttlr tlltt; Juff il1I.d vatu~1K _11 Ihllt dt- u: [~ ';.ffc light iHthu; Thtrtfort b.t th07lVtrtllOlK: For tholl {halt. tread the World underthy feet:,AM. ISS,. I prolllift thu, I hllvt arlVt7I tht S/tllllm-arilb out of our K,tchm 10Hg "1.0• whclI hc wOS 11. Do you-mean worldly covetoufoelfe ? nade Baron of Mid....... Ttll, 111Id thl firjl htllvt1lly covetouf1ltfft.:". Am Carma geta Barman. A. I befcech nlU, what is that to fay? Mad....... VI"i IX illo Barma. E. K. fcltand law afpiritual Creature go out of his right thigh. Mad....... H'bat lire thJ 1+ Comp"Hio1lS J Bar....... 'IhtJ dwtll hae. A. {He that was come out, flll;llled a.sreat handrome man with a Sachel of a Dogs skin by his /ide, and a Cap on his head, &c. J A •.0 the hand ofthe Highelt hath wrought this. Mad....... VeHit e Te"ebr.,fl/gitt Spiritu mlo. E. K. Here appear 14 of divers evil-favoured lhapes: fame like Mooll kies, fome like Dogs, fame very hairy monfuuous Men, &c- They feemed to fClatch each other by the face- Thefe feem to go about !Madimi and Cay, gil de pr ag"'" All, es beJetl,. A. What isthaqo fay? Mad....... Voluml/s hic ilt Noftris hllhitAre. A. Q.!J,:r; flmt ilia velttl ? E- K,. One of them faid.. - Babe",,,, hominem i{lum-f)m';ciliumnopru",. Mad....... Tht v'''guItCt of G,a it iI t'/Po-tdgta S'/Pora, II11d cutttril tilt rebtlliolll '/PitJ(pJ ~ltts TheClnin i1l piem •. Tbt hll1lt!. ofrhe Lord is lilt.! iI jlrO/f".IIk... '/PIttH it flll/eth it cl/tmh i/f {U1Idtr Hl1l1l}:;~;,',".<1 UlCer bl/jhll. The light of his t)U expd/.urll,.",fIt,ll/fd the {'/PutlllJfe.f hi# mo.th k,teptrh from corruption. I pl~ckn! of BltJJed Ilrt tho{u,hom he fll:Jour,th, 1l1la grtllt jJ their rrwJtrd; Becaure you came hither with_ fpk'it:' &c o.ut licence and feck to overthrow the liberty of God his Teltament; 1md the light where_, withal he ftretcheth unto the end, and for becaufe yoillre accurfed it is faid, I will not Culfer mine to be overthrown with temptation,though he were led away, Brho/d 1 briltg bllclt,. IIgililt. Depart U1Ito the III(l Cr]: Reft '/Pith tht Princt of Dilr/t1ltJfe thlrt is /f01lt. Amen, go lOU thither. Et fignabo vosad linem. E. K. He [ealed them all in the for~head: the J 4 and their principal, their [eating ",as as if they had been blanded. They funk aU. S downward through the Hoore of the Chamber,and rh:re came a thing like a wind & pluck\: them by the feet away. E. K. Methinketh I am lighteqhan I was j and I feem to be empty,and to be returned 'from a great amafiDg i for this fortnight I do not wdl re;: member "hat 1 have done or (aid, Mad....... Thou IIrt tll{ea of Il grtllt buratll....... Love God, Love tb) Frimds;Love thy Wife. E. K. Now cometh one with a red Croae in his lund and leadeth her '"ay,and fo they vanitlted- We prayed the Pfalm of tbankfgiving 14 of Rgffenfis for E-K- his deliverance from Barma and his 14 Companions. Amen. A. lirlt papers, E. K. SII/. by appeard often [0 him,whipping before as 6. or 7. miles dilt01l1t from him think that ~he bleffi:d. JUbA1Ililall't had been fent to have [aid fomewhat unto us of his Charge (the Prince L.s/rJt) But I found in the end that it was a token that the Princce Lllsk,it was p.cnfively careful of us, and that bis good Angel was his wic- nelfe and melfage, oy that token his peculiar ~/lcr as is bafore taught. Om/fil Spiritus Llllldtt Dtu", ",irum V"um & 7'ri1lll"'. Amen. Sequitur liber Tertiariu$ Sexti. I" IB E R, J trut 'J{llil,ionofD. Dee his Aflion! "ith /piritJ, &c. " LIB E It P E 1\ E q R. I NAT I () N I SPit I M E: Videlicet..A M,grtlilffl.Angliid,. vid [rlicOfIitulf rpolomitl.