Monday, IS. Aprilil.

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Mtl1Ie,hsra 6. Cracoviz. A. After a llJort praycr to God for remillion of fins, and fcnding of his g~ces, and his good Minifiers allignl!d for our inllrut'lions: and for the avoiding away ~the great enemy,C-c. who held conflit'l againfi Gilbrit/, &c. The white CUl'[ain appeared frill drawn b«fore in the fionefor an hour. E. K. There appeareth a face fianding upon two Pillars, the Cur- tain yet remaining drawn: The face is fiery, and hath very great teeth. The Pillar~ are like Marble fpotted gray, and the ground of the Pillars colour white. He faid,the works of the highefi are become a fium-:' hling block, and have entred into the brcafis of a woman,and he is be~­ come angry. But when !he thinketh her felf happy, {he /hall fiumble, where !he woufd not, and become forrowfull without comfort. E. 1(. This face and Pillars became a great water fwelling upward; and fo valli!hed away.. A. After about arl hour, the Curtam was opened. All appe:1reth as before: GAtt-itl fit- tech in his C"-air, and,N'lZlv.igf-kneeleth. Nat...... Pray, for the mercy.f Goa. A. 1 pr~yed dive~s prayers of God,& hcrlp Pray,for th,ujba/t IIOt bt hural So, agamfr the wIcKed enemy,yet prefent, "tll {tlia,fy UPOIl hi",. and moleiling \IS as he was permitted.. A. This Devil rayled againft God. 4. Thy. judgen'ent light on this wicked ab. "... Mo~ not, for pre{tnct of pOTur if great. Nal...... Number thi ",ords of the fil'fr Key. A. I have counted them, and they feern to be 88. 'Na!.,.... 1hrte IlTt IIot fo mll"Y. Rebel for thiS blaf l'hcniy, 0 God. N.A true '1(eiatiolf ofD. Dee his Affions.ith /pirits, &c. 87 t:.. Where havcI mifreckoned, I pray you? PerhapsPo.,u/2IDd is to be but one word and fo arc 87' E. K. There is a great Crolfe over all the fione that is red: Not onely over to be impretred through the fione. Nal...... N"",btr tht.. ords;11 th} 0"''' litllgultgt. t:.. I haye numbred them, an;i they feern to be 169' 0.. While: I numbre:d, the gre:at red crolfe went away: and /hortly after caJlle in again in.,. to the ilone as before. Galt...... Mo" IIot,for tbt pi",;, bDl]. rou b."" Zllrza. ds Oono iii tht C"I/: tbt fd;s too flllIch. t:.. I will then put it out. t:.. I finde Z",.%. Ad". Js GOHO. Nal...... nltt ds;, too 1If1Ich. /o#td! I prltJ you, "h6t;, thtll the IIIImbti' of ih,,,,:I of ]01' If... Nal...... 86. A. Making alfo Polt",o/ud one word ~ in that account) Nal...... Stt dow". 4-+-2--SO -+5--2 3- z S--z 6_z ]014 lifted up JOII'I' 'fIoJetl. I •••• fllld I-.--r.. "'t 1.... obttlitlfCI 53-I fllld 11_, I.... fltit" •••• 102 to hi", th.t liva" 77 5S---.;3 \IS_I '/ ]01" pltll.~' 67=1 6S_z I d--2 I t fot1l' JOItr {tiWI B-3 7~--1 3S- I 7S-3 9-4 t. he J'.• "Jl] at,,.,.,-:z.. - 0- I 8:--2 84-' 5 +2-2 'i3 === I 86:::::=,:J Tucf -.d true ~elation of Dr. Dee his ArliansJPith [piritJ~ &c. Tue(day, Aprilis 17. Craco'li:e. A(ter di'ltts Ejaculations appropriate to the attioll, and the Curtain of white water ye remaining. E. K. thought divers times that he faw throllgh the white Veil, find flon,md all, nothing appearing therein.,E, K. immediately fell inco a new doubting of the ve- ]i,y of theCr.at.l:iOl!s, and raid he had a Vilioll by a good Creatur~ the lall night, who fa,~ct th efe CreatUres With w/llch we dealt, would no t1!OTf ItPP(ltr HlIto hi",. Hereupoll he -[aId that both the lafi daycs ~korner,and chefe our;nfiructors were all Devils: a'nd that he woul4 no more fit to,reaiv( A.B,C. And fo by Leners, any Do/hine of ~hcirs, unldre they would otherwire exprefly, and lively deliver a plain rule thereof: With many other argumems to difprove the verity of our At.l:iom, whereupon he faid, that John your boy Gall well mouoh deliver you their letters, andfo you need not me,&c. I referred all to God, his will, a~cl mel-cies: For, as 1 had at his ha.tlds ow:ly, and by his-order, and for his fer'lice requir(d " if.. aom ana tpl~ k.Jt91/1l~dge; fp do I not douht bllt God w.ill, according to hi,S accuftomed g<lod, neire, provide for ttl(, that is beft for my vocation here in earth,&c. E. K. He rofe,.and went away: and left me alone in my Study, ap- pointed for thefe act-iom. D(IH in adjutorium mmm intmd(,Domin( Ita Itdjuvltndum n" 1(,4ill4. Gloria Plttr; ( Filio. & Spiritui Sltl/{Jo, fiC/lt (rat in pril/cipio e~ IIl1nc & ftmptr «?- in [(,ula feculorum. Ainen, ' Thurfday, Circa li. As I was in my upper Study, and had gathered the holy words of the fecond and thir4 pll, Ind had cO!lferred them with their EIIglijh delivercJ alfo unto liS: f,. K. came up the; flairs, and fo wenc into his Swdy, and came OUt again,and as he was goin!! down the Ilaices.. opened my Study door, and faluted him: He thereupon came lip again, and came into my Study: And there I {hewed him what I had (jom,; and hOlv I had fome under- fianding of thofe holy Ivords, their figni6catioJls b,r reafon of <l,uc applying the ElIglij" to the word Chriflus, intel)ding thereby. to haVe il)du.c;ed f,. K. to like th~ better qf the;. ntaimcrof our friends,due,and Methodical,l>roceedillg with llS, and told him that unlelfe of this Ilrangc, I'al);uage I Ihould have rhefe words delivered unto us Letter by L~tter, we might crre both in O rthography, and alfo for want of the ~rue pronunciation of ~he words,;lnd qi ftinctions of the points, we migbt more mi~e rhe effet.l: expected ~ Sm as on Tut[dll.J lall, fo now again he faid, ollr Teachers were delpders,.alld nQ good,or fu$cient Teachers,who had not iri tWO yeus fpllce made 115 able to underft;md, or 90 fomewhat;.and that he cOllld ip two years hn:e learned all the feven Liberal fciences, if he h.ad hrll I~arned Logick • &c. where- fore he would haveno more to do with them any manner of way,wifhed Ilimfelf in Englltna, anp. raid that if thefe books were his, that he would onr of hand bllln them, and.that I)e hac!. written tomy Lord (by l'irmis) that he ~ook our Te'lehers to be deceivers, and wieke<:l,;m4 lIO good Creatures of God, with many fuch fpeeches, and reafons (as he tholl!;ht) of force to difwade himfelf fro!)l ailY more dealing with them: Bllt willed me to ufe Johll my Boy as roy Skryer, for that thefe fl,iricual CrC3tll!'es were not bounci lIJ)to him,.6~c. 1 anfwered unto a.\.1 the.(e parcels and reafOlls, as time ferved declaring '11) ptr[tll trl/it in G'tl,that feci.ng I have ruanyyears de/ired,.and pr'!yed for wifdorue (fueh as tijefi; At.l:ions import);)t his hands, lind by fuch means ~S to his DiviJ)e Majelly feemeth bell, thilt he 1V0uid lIot either miJlik,.r my prayer, or abufe my Co,nfi:mt hop e i,.1 hi,S goodnelfe and merer: rh~refo~e I I:Qnc1l1Qed t~at 1 referred all to the merclful\ wllI.of God, all'd,do\lbtednothlllg lit the,length to be fatl[.,. l1ed of my reql1efr,. and l>rayer made uneo him. So he.\V.tIlt from me this fecond time,, •• God lighccn his liearr with knowle.dge <;>hh~ trut,h, if i.t-be his Dirine will.md pleafnre. Note, Ptrminvent cn I aft \V edncfday morning, and hzd received our Letters after 1I00n, on Tuefday Ian: But on Mond.ay b.efore the wicked Prince.of darknelfe did what he mllid to hiJ)der tOur proceeding. On Thul'lClay, T ttbiUf ( brother to my Lord L>lfkj(h's wife) brough.t news to Grltc~lIi", 'tha,t. y Lord LIHkJe was COmill~:to Crltco'via ward. ErntriCIH came trom KtfllJ",rk.!, <Iod,:e- wmt=d back;lgain. Tltbillrl'ode from CraC'OVi4 tD-ward Kf,fmllrk. "