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Oratione Dominica 6nita • & preeatluilcula pro prorpero fllcceifu A. L. (jam apud Kti{! "'lfr~ qucritantis~ petent~s jus Cuum hereditari.um. & aliis breviffimis ejaculationibus, pro profpero fueeetJil 'm hac athone tandem poll feml hdram apparuerunt. E. K. Now they are here: and Gabriel is all full of glory, he feem- crh to light.all places. A. 0 the mercies of God enereafed, though his determination be all one E. K. Now heis ashe was before: and in the time of this his glori. ous apparition, Nalvage kneeled down, fomewhat regarding towards Gabritl. P ! Gab. ••• Gillt A ItIIt ~"'""" of Dr Dc!e 'il AlIifnr "th f}ititr, &c. ----:::-:----:-:- Gab.-..... Gitlt lQrf, hi'",h", "",. hit btls/ttt O('t": BIIt fro",,,1. th", it ",t rr"J, •.d'P"rt. B L.R It. H I C A V N H D L An DiU. E. K. There appear here, 7 other like Priefts,all in white, having long hair hanging down beltind: their white gannents traile after them: having many pleits in them. Me think that I have feen one of them before, and upon that creature appeareth a B upon his cloathes, an L in anotfler place, an R UpbD his othedhoulder, another A upon his other /houJder. There is anH upon his, brea1t; tbere is an • upon his head, and ~ C upOn lils fidc,ol11iis gannent; and an A under his waft behind: The Letters feem to go up and down enterchangeably in places. There feemeth an V on him, alfo an N, a D. Now cometh a tall.man by, all in white, and a great whire 1:hrng row led about his oeck1 and coming down before like a tipp&. Th~y all in the Stone ( being- 9 ) kneel down unto him. The tall man faid....•. TiJ~e tbiJ' Key, and power: afcend and fill thy veffel,for the River iJ' "tit pHre, 4"d made clean. E. K. Now he is gone (that faid this) in form <>f a great Millfione of fire. E. K. Now they go up a Hill, with a grt:at Tankard, as ie were, of Bone tranfparent; Now he openeth one door., he)1 mean,that had the Lc«erson his back. I. There appeareth a Partridge,but it hath one leg like a Kiee: This Partridge feemeth to lit on a green place under the gate, o~ leg is much longer- than th~ other.being like a Kites leg. Tbis Partridge fecrn- eth to halt. He biddeth.(')fl4! of his Company take it up. There g~eth a bridge ro the top of that Hill, all upon arches,.and under it goeth a River. He taketh the Partridge and pulleth all his feathers, and they flU into the River: He cutteth otfthe longerleg jufi to thelength of the other. They abololt him cry, 0 jult judgement. Now he tUrneth him olf over the Bridge, and he flyeth away, for the feathers of'his wings were not pulled. 2. He goeth on, and cometh to another glte; and there the third roan unlocketl~ it, as the fecond next him unlocked the firft Gate; he hlmfelfhaving the. Key firfi delivered him, as above is note& There appeareth a thing like a Kite, all white, very great, it hath a fowl great head, he feemeth to be in a very pleafant Caroen, and flyeth from place to place ofit"and beateth down the Rofe trees and other fruit trees. The Garden fcemeth very delicattand pleafant; They go all into the Garden 2::lndhe faith, Thou art en the Wilderndfe, thy feathers and "C:1rble are nol' worthy the fpOi! uithe GaEden. Now the Kik f<i:ratolleth and..gafpeth ~t this man; hI!( h~ taketh the Klt~ and cntteth her carkafe in two equal patts, from the crowD! ot obis head, and throweth one- half over one fide of the Bridge', and C!h~other balf QV« the OtBcr uQc,and:faid:; Fowles lnuft be devoured of Fo~es. Tbt: l'.efi f'\Y.. 0 juJii'ti"8,Ji'll;1UI, c;lapping their hands ovet theit heads. 3. Now ------------~----~--=---~-- JtrlV~/~t;fJn(JjD.DeehiJ AElionI ~itb fpitiU, '&'c. IIJ 3. Now the next in order openeth another Gate (going up upem the fame Bridge fiill.) The reft of the building from the Gate in- ward, feemeth very round and bright: yet there appear no windows 10 It. It is a frame, made as though the 7 Planets moved in ie. The Moon reemeth to be New Moon. There fiandeth Armour,and this man putteth on, aU white HarneLk. He feemeth to kick down the Moon, and her frame or Orb; 'and frem.. em to make powder of all; For there iJ' 1,l0 mercy here,faith be. 4. Now another of them goeth forward to another Gate, and open.. eth the Gate, and goeth in; there appear an infinite multitude of men. There fitteth a man cloathed like a Priefi, having a, great Crown on his head ~ here are many preaching in this pla<:e. He goeth to that Crowned Priefi,and he tak~th away divers patches of the Vefillre which he had, and the patches feemed to be like Owls, and Apes) and fuch like. He faith...... A King iJ'1t K iltg, Ifnd It Prieft iJ' a Ptieft. He taketh from the reft their Keyes and Purees, and giveth thetn If. Staff and a Bottle in their hands. He goeth fi;om them. He: putteth all that he took from them in a houfe befide the Gate, and writeth on the door, Cognofcat quifqJte f1'lHm.;. Now they proceed to another Gate, and another of them opened that Gate. The Bridge ct'lntinueth ftiU, afc~nding upward. Now there appeareth (that Gate.being opened) a marvellous great Wildernelre. There cometh a great number ofll.ak.!d wilde men to !Jim.,lie lOa- keth that Gate with his h.tnds, and jt falleth in ' pieces, one filleth on one fide into the ruv~r, and, ~e other falls on the other tide into the River,........ Ltt bDtli Ibtft plttcts 'b,I, '1I.tt4to1ll. Ltt tht {,.il 'f tht /irf/", bl llit comfort Df thdttfl: FDr from tlitm tbiifh4Vt,jhitll 6; tttlt"m, 1t1l.iJ. unto tbtm thltt bltVI 1/otjhtt!t bt g;Vt1/. 6. E. K. Now he goeth, and the lafi of his Company openeth an.; otherGa[e; he is longer in opening of that Gate,than any of th~ refi. There appeareth a buthy place, and there runneth a great RIver on the very top of the Hill,and a great Gate fiandeth beyond the HilI,and a very rich Tower all of precious Stones, as it feem~th. Here he filleth his Tankard in the River, and holdeth his hands up; and xmketh 'thew as he would return. He raid...... ThiJ' WM my coming, and flould be my return. E; K. Now they appear fuddenly before the firft Gate, and there the Principal mlJn digJ!.eth the eareh, and putteth fiones and brambles, and leaves afide. There he talleth out a-dead carkafe, and bringeth it to a fire, and lhoketh it: a very lean carkafe it is; it feemeth to"be.a dead Lion; for it hath a long tail with abuth at the end. He faith...... Come let H:f ta~ him up, and comfort him; fOT' it iJ' iii him. N'ow the Lion feemeth to fit up and lkk himfelf, and to drink o~ the water, and to fluke himfelf, and to roar. The man taketh of the fegs or A true'J?..elation 0/ D. Dee his Aflions~ith;Pirits, &c. or flags by, and fi:roketh the Lion as he would make his hair {mooth. Now the Lion is become fair, fat, and beautiful. He faith...... Tarry YOH here, till I bringyolt word again; for 111IIIJl follow the Lion into the W;lderneJJe. E. K. ' Now all they are gone, except the two our St.hool-maJlerl) Gllhriel alldNal'Vage. Gab •• f •••• Uil it th, Jug,,,,t.' of God this day. H"Pf} it hr th"t h4th jllJgtmt.t r. "_"ftll",l it. b.. Thou.O Lord knoweft the meafure of our judganent: Give therefore light, under'- Jlanding, and the gnce to ufe thy gifts duely. Gab.•,.",. Lift'. 11"" "'} ",orJs, f.r th,}.. " " C.",,,,!,,J_,,t fr."" IIbov,. B,ho/J C{.. it9/11 ) 11",.", tlt[cm,l,,l t. vi"" th, EII,t", "he,t I "illl.""l/ for {t'II,,,,l1I}O, ""J t'll'ict {tv,,, tIllY';; 71"r,f", Itt thtlll bt,l..,es of Ttft to YOII. But nltry {'JI,,,th 1.11" '",ill vifir J'II,.. S NO7/! I.I,. E. K. He fpeaketl~ as ifhe fpake out of a Trunck. 6.. I undeclliRdthat this rell is, that eYery. Mo"JII}, for three Mo"JIIJts elfe next after ether, we /hall await for dUr leff"ons, u now we receive, 1I",l rilill 'll't ",..,.11 Iht rljf folt, •• /If' 4"irlO{ ftMJ.J or.011".11. ",.. Wrs. Gal....... It it {" for one day /hall b~ as a week: But thof, d.. yts you 7IIIIp chft.. i" fro.,,/1 thillt.s Ihllt [illt upON the E.. rth. 6.. Yau mean on cheee three Mo.JIt}ts, mfueinJ: next. Gab....... TOlljh.. 11 (ovtr thit 'Iltb!,.ilb ",,"" liN". &/otl •• E. K. Pointing to the Table we fat at. A.. MollwiUingly. G.b....... Mortoll",,""" C""Jltjlic1".t> "ilh" 7'''1" 'lIr.i1fg. A.. Obediently C 0 Lord) it /h.all be done. Gab. -.... A"d, tht C.. ",J!t.fticv jh,,/J bt ftl 'If the ",idj1 'f llot TitbIt btt"ixt.10" t.,. Nff~...... Tbatadaymay becomeaweek,and a week as many yean. G.b •• _... For 1.1I'Ve /'It o'''''.J *ft",,,rllltlft,.. 7UJ h"v, prepared to alter,,," it it fhDrtlJ:.u.tylt. E. K. Now he hath plucked the Curtain~ as if he had puIled it round about the Stone; and it feemeth full of little fparkes like Stars. Gloria patri &-jilio &- fpiritui ranCio; jicut erat in principio, &- nunc, &-!e1tlpt:r,CJ. in fecula [een/orum. Vide Jibl'O.... •••• r pro forquentibus. LIBRI Atrue'1(tlation Df Dr. Dee his AClionr -.ith {pititJ; &c. llf LIBR I MYSTIC I APER TORII CRACOVIENSIS SABBA TICI, An. 'ls84' 'O~O~O~O~OQ"~"~"~=~~~0Poi'Fter ' prayers, ~ppeared Gllb,r'tl and. NalVlIgt, "ith the Table, and [: 0 G.britl with his'Dart ill hi~ hand. MQreoveT che're appeared the like fll~itu,r'e of Table with a ~lVte CI<!th, a. CanJlcnick, and Ta- per on I~, With a De~k and CU/hIO/tS ( whIch I had callr~d to'be mlldt' "ich red crolfes ~n tbem:).Ifo, E. J(. himldf and l appeared in the fame Stone. In effeat all thing; as we hid bc:fore liS " after half II quatter of an hour, that lhi:w of our furniture, and our Cdycs. diCappearrd. E.K. Gabriel fiandeth up,and fpeaketh as followeth;........A ",ighr' Cit} WM built on tbt top of" """"tlli",;11 tbt "hirf} a'llltlt ",""}'tb,.I'fIt1las. ltollHa abo lit tht, Hill, rllll II frtfo ]I. ifftr, 'IIIbleh.. M tht ~IIe1} comfort. of tht To""n, for, of it tht Jrllnlt,., Ihtir "ivtS\,hnr cltilart", thtir,.If,,-[,tvllnrs, thrir mtia-[tT7Ilfllts, tbtiT c/l>lItls~ hor[", ",lIleS, ttl/a IIll rht btll(ls ~f rl"ir /itlas. Tilt b'gin"illg of fIIhieh Kivtr WIlS 'If Spr.i;,?,... h;e".,..." un- A:,.l/olI'n to tht Cit},b} 'rufon of tht •: }th fro", Vlr,m:t it -<i,[etnduJ. It elfmt to,afft; tbltt Il Slr.. ltnt grOltllttl for lur time"ana lo,fot broHg~t f,rth: ",,,d '. " • 'IIItrl fitch as bfr ftlf:,.".-1 fot lifttd liP ~tr b,ttd Il,;a ltlfnttl.pcll htr t"ice.. r,ithm tllil,:,nd bthtld tht SUI! jftilfaft.'.J, (for b,r i'tv..7..111 UfII,.,J,hllf Cit}).,,;,d ", [lIiJ.. Itbin ~tr ftlf, M~ c/'ilJm, Il~Ot~ yom,!, t/'., t,m, "."tll',6111. tht} bte"mt big-: Ilnl,tht'lll,nt "nt. tb., Sp~'itgf uJ [""lt4 lIIIa [ilIa fIIlth II IIIugb-"t V.,et, 71H Ettrtb is falltll i"to thtt; rhou Ifr' eholl.."J: but Itrllrk.,m IllIt, 1ft} voict, Thou {hair rteiivt comfort 1 11.t.{ht w,uld IIot. Alld,{ht lifttd up btr voi" "nd rottrtd; for fbt filM full of eraft lind,lteti,;,Ana for {"iil/"" tb, jhitil,!t"throllgh tb,.. bie" tht.'pri"$ illl/, Cor rtttht', fjtth } T.~u IIrt full of nlptin'ft,."ti v,itl pl"eis, Ltt III} ehi{drtll (~.trtfort) hiJt t"tmft/vts 'll'ithill thu f,.r" fttt[?n:.,,11 thty WITt w'fmttd f Alld fot J~trfla 'll'il/.lIgl], ut/.. f"itb fIIithin btr ftlf: N III' 1 1t".'111 I fblll! btLttl.,'ft., Cit}. Andllfttr tt ftlll' )tllrS, tH Jo,,;,g Strpmts btc/lmt,grtat f fo ' that tht DIU hlllf of thtir bodin •.",It.,,;thill'tbt Shi"glts,tht rift trollbltd tltt pttjJ'ttgt,f tin Sprilfg: Sd tbllt rbf Sprillg grOllnt':: f.r, thtilljur} thlft.Af ao"t 1Ig'lfi1!/f 1m,,.:U grl"" • • A grtttt mi[tr}, for tht Hi/UI'btcp"" (l.fol"" "'ithrnd tbt,.t"tr, II."J thl Cit] and. tht bea(1s ttTijh f.r fIIi",t of arilllt; 'for tht Pt.plt,gr.o"", Ifnd 4rt f1d of [o-rrow., ' nitCrt] lind Strpmts.'4rt 6(1 ••. /ldll',:,,114 }I/agollt"t mlljl bt wlla, bttwi;>tt tht Shinglts 'altd tb, Spri"g. fO,r bttT~ttn liffh ' tht lift "",Utittb of tb~ Cit,: 76", flfitb th~ Ldra ""to tbu.[ pointing to E. K.] (jird up thy {ttf, "nd fit aOJPII, COllfiaft' loth pirrts, ""~ i,ivt jitdgtflrtllt: for thy HtD~t6 foAjl tbid JII) Ii( tot judgtm:Jlt of tht Lord. E. K. Do you m<!;ln me ?. E. K. As the Lord hath put the Altchority of Tudgement into my hands, fo I befeech him. [0 giv.e me wifdOm and underfiandiog to judge righn And bercaufe the judgt'rtlent hereof is cOliunitted to me, I fuf... petl:fom¢ other tt)yft:ery to lie bidden in this my judgement required:, But jf it 1baU pleafe Goa that llly friend ht;rer Mailer Vee ihall grvt! me bis adviCe,.I lhall think my felf wellfatisfied......... COlljidrr "ith }G~r [df <!"it/;.t.t LOTti) ""d~illt j_agn"tlfr,,,gllili/hbt Shitign; for th, f".{t;, pl"i".. Cortjid.,,-hio ~;If'J,t •. II'ttfPtJ IIf Ib< Spring, th", if ",ujf "",t,bill ""}": lI"eI f,,,l/dly, thtbrttltb,f tbt CiJ,J. E. K.,. My judgement is thctt th~ Shingles anq Serpent Jbould be re moved'away by an Earthquake from the 'place which they encumber nd let.. that there may be a fit new place, and courfe for that 'Spring) to the relief of that; City aspe~ore, it was....... Bt.d t'f4t'l{elat;o1l 0fTY. Dee hit Af/ions.",;t/1 fpiritJ, &c • Hi. Ij(c •• Ded....... Bt it {o '".hou I",fl r"ill, f~r' it. it " j"jl jlldgt"mtf. NflIP h",;'''-tlf, "kll' tht Lora ["ilh: Tht ptoplt "lfd Cil] of Iht Hill"it.bt ';'ltlJ, 'IIIhu~ lin fro. 'i"'t" li",t b) lhe mtrC'/.". [t"""f. of Gods 'IIIi{a;111, rtlitwa •• qutlf,htd: IIrcordiilg to.ht txlr,mtlJ 'lI"d IItCtfJil, ~f.h(ir.hirjHIlf.: But the pto!lt ud Cif) "rt ' {lich IS IIrt of Iht 1t;"ph _lid Ch.rchofGod, whiehaYiIl/t.f hit mtrc) I •• btir c.",fort. Tht Cllmtls II;,J ot/urhtllfts.llrt- tbe ptopl~ of fbt Ellrl', "hieh Jtligb' i.ji1t, 111td;1f thtir 'v. i"'"g;lIlt;olf, vbich "'pllre rtlin,-d ",i,h.hoJt tl."t IIrt of tht Cit): b,.t tbt alvtrfttits.f.htir boam, doth CIlII[t th, aivtrjit] Dr tht 'IftIS of tbtir comf.rl. 1ht Hillwhtrt;1f tht $prillg it, jiglfifitth his Prophets, and fuch "'SAre dnmkm in the Lord: <{br,ugh whom, '1fTI111rl.!y tht ","cits IIIfI. wi/I of GOI.-II"1. of tht Hir.iHjt "rt.pt;' from tim' to timt; IIccorJj.g t. tht fecret will and determination ()f f.ch III "re withi.. t.he Cit] of his Eltl1. But tht f,.lIiltits lI.d lIf{dJ"IfS.f tINir jftjh IIlfd 01lt1fllrl. ",1I1f,.rt cheir f •• d i",.gilfittiolls lIila lqo[t Shillglt,,,htr,ilf tht Strput, tht ola Dtvil, h.thh"rb'/(f\tJhtr-r.IHI- J,t1I the {piritr of J",It..>tt.D't."d JtCtit, whicb 1I["",n rtJil1 tht Will of God, IIIfI. IIr, pu, [,ttwue d7t ","cits-of God ".1. hil'proplt,. MoCes; Daniel, Efdras, "II tht rtJI of tht Prophtt,: Chi-iji hit-',,,",t, Paul tht c.M'tJ{tlfgtr of God, tht} JiJ IIll hllrt tht C.If".tg •• iolf of,ht Fit;thf.l i. tN;r jftfb, Ulltil tbq gltW {tllt'lfet IIg.i"}f't't,,,[tlvtl (III tho. hli! JUt) with.,.,,),J"'mt of lif~-: for who it "... tli] t./t"o" tbt r~crtts of o'/r God,,,"t ht thllt dtl,&bttthilfrigllttou{"rJ!f.,;,btJi~.r, flll( of fllith, lIr1d tht {,ir;t of N"dtrft"N4j.g I Il, it.hertf.r,.lftO thtt III,hoI' h.. lf {.ziJ. Lrt rllt hi.{,ln ",,1. Strpt.ts lit [t,.rrtlttri, thllt.1it Fo •• t"ilf MII.1 fm~ III btfor,...tIL tbt t,,,jb.bllt tilt. h"Jt of th,.,ic/vd, bll1'lf it. E. K. I do not know, they are wicked....... Theil' doings with thee, are the hindrance of the Will of God, and therefore they are wicked....... Thou o~ll givtll judgt"'tllt "gllilfjf tbJ r~lf: T -k.t hetJ thou Offtlltl..ot tl1.1.''''. f',,/, t.. Smd dqwl.1.thy Spirit 0 L'Ord, and illuminate E. /C. his heart lVid~ perceiving d his wrong opinion, err. E. K. IfMofeJ' and Daniel were skilful in the Arts of the EgYFtian Magicians, and were not th~rcby hindr~d for b~ing the fervants of'oo" Why may not I deal with thefe, without hmdranc~ to the Will of God?...... v"r1vt'1f<,.)tilJuJ 111ft. light: t~ Grlllttr rxcltttl,J th, [,1ft,. 71" ",;r, " "'"If.\.IfOJlltti.. ic'\'tall'1f', the ",or, he /h,,11 h"tl. it, btilfg ulltti b"el(,. The "'or~ th,.! t,..t'/II th, j1I1l1J.w,{. """' _"II INJ.tligbttl. i" Ih,' boa): F.r. tb, J.mg,.f rh~ Egyptians, {j,,,,, IIlfd IIrt 11ft f •. ' Tbr doillgs.f the urJ.'" alld 'coll'ilfllt; for III tht P"illt,;- i""t.Iltttit tht {,tfi"rts'f "' •• i. hit f"- nJr,}, f. J.th the Droil,I" {"~II.. CtI.11.1 toi1tgs &r,II'tJ "lfd m"J, b) G,d. Stll,!la", "" /001(,;lItothn,h.11. W:"lJ, i"c. INr Jotlth. ""a ",iJdlt "gt, for til,} "", PIli. Whert "rt tilt m.1tumtlfts thllt.<;lItllll hathb"ildttll E. K. Hath Satan builded any monuments?...... TIs:. H.thht 1I0t b!,iltltJ hi", _ rort 1If'O!f tht wholt Ellrth I H",h ht IIOS thl. 'IIilJ'or.J rutr tilt S";lIls I Dwelltth Ix not ill tht 1tmll,.I tht Hightji I Tri"",phtth h, IfiIt U. f. CititUf tht "'holt. WorlJ I,Trs •• _ ••, B.r."ith'u.t ro",fort, IIrt h,i, fliOor;,s: "itho.t pltllr,.rt hit tI"tllilfg pltfets. Fo,!or '\'1I.'/IIt,h h,;, timt it,,~ h1l1l4. H t tOil' ltV'",ivtth f,/tao"" jhllll btet"'t bou"d;.A"d "lito 'III~0. the wbolt Wo,ld it III "Ga,J,I/,jhllll,htT, b, If' Ol/t foot ltft. thn-tfort art.ll hit Fltlf{lII'ts fill- ilit): "lIh;, Tr;"",phs{",oaft, "lid h;, Authorit], I"thilfg illdwl, b"t II tIItt, jhlla,w: For t"", th6t M fHt,CtilllfOl Ix;.. INrt, II it [aid of tOt Lora; it /hlllllfot H. Neithercan tl11th, Iig or,wifdom, afccnd frolll tbe Earch, but defcmd from the Hravens. C.",p.".~e Earth, ( ilfCo tht which the Dltlil it ihrJi/f III ilft.,h,;, J"tllilfg) ",ilh tbe Htll'P'''f •.."hich "".pro'lliitd fo, tlx •• !y. ConjiJtr tht pa;",f th, Ollt, IIIfJ th, pltll[lII't of tht'othtt! 2lt {e"t of Goas 1"jlice, alfa FOMlltllill of h,;, Mrrr}: tht GIIVt of D"rlt..If'/'t,,,"a.ht Vill.t • • f Light. A"! tINIf rr], "0, ",0, W', IIlItO [llch lit err" IIIfJ whoft livts lire bllf jblla6."s: Fn:,ht feliClt} it {Ilch, III fTt", "helfCt jt '.""; 11l1.li tht;, rt1fI.rJ.;,,,11 Olft, ",ith,h, {PUif IIIfJ prill&t if D"rlt..ittfft. Compltrt fOlfd /tllfllPltagt, with trut "i[ao"" Thy fpirits ofl]ing,!ith us, that 'Ue the voice of cruth: Tht vII"it) Ihal thtJ lead thee. ilfto, lI"d tht rtllllra of 0111' mtlJ'lIge:;Alld ril, "i.,, thy {elf, peccavi.. Will,h.u b, p"['IIIAa,d b.1 txptr.itsict' COlfjiatr thy rmpri{'';'''tlm, thy.4- j/;{Jio. Illldjhltmt if b.a). COlffidtr th~ 10Vt of" f,,,,, 11,,4 t"V} of '" mllltitllJt. Wti"" "if • tbJ{tlftht tl/,,,il] ofth)lift; 7b.1,.jhfoot-Jltps,.Allth"th"pp"tJ IIIfto thu, b),Ot {D~;ttY, "If" ( III tho. thi"iv.Jt ) ""'jor'; b.t i1tJ,,1. 'ht ftillgi1tg pririv.f th) tllt",its •..... Si1tct, we came into Ihft, ([tlli ft,,,, t6't urJ, ""aclIllillg tht" to GoJ )'tbtllh.jl &,.. JelivtreJ fro •• ht'" J from" plil', filII of for"icllti,,,, ""J. tht- "IIIr.lllh. of God: tx"lt,d fi> tN kirt5 «worldly houour'; ""a h"jt btlll {"Ij,fitl. for tht.'ltctpitits,t IbM WorM. Rol.J M thlt M01tt}.1J.t iI tDlUII righttoSlfl); bllt ""'"{ta IIrt.ht f'llilt,h.t "r~ ri"ptd 'ltith 'ltroir,..A/I A eru~ Relation of Dr, Dee his A8ians T!1ith fPirits, &c. "7 1l'Whi.. h t!,i"gI th~u b41f. b] III in blt§t~"tJft,,mel i" tbe k..n,"'l,el~! of the will of God, I~ve aU men. Bt{idn our,onlill'lIli l'uftnctw/lh thu, to the co",fort of th] SOIiI. EVtII tht{t thlllgS Ilr, of UI, lI"d of our Gill. Whieh!.,,"lrt unto Ab~lIhtlPl', tlIIad"'tlltrhill tht Tt",ple ofrithttou{1It§t. Now tlvrtfort It I txptritllCt bt It ]Hagt btlw,xt /II Illld tbt",. E;t, thiI {l1)tlh Iht Lord. I Jtltl 'With JOII III Il Chila.: Bllt tbt IItJftls tilll I ",lIji IIf,, muji ht Pllruclrcl.. turt /Inti cltlln. fl. Cleallre thou liS, (0 Lord) Cor mrmall", Crtlt i1l rrobis,Crt •• Gab...... nty rblll art incredulous btlitVt rr,t Iht,Lord, bill "rill. tlfPlIJ his /pirit: Bllt."t'r, • J,rllill is,it b"ol11tlh /If a mOllnt.in. Tht Lora iI _porr tht tIIrlh: 'I ilk.! "ltd tholl ffPu! til] Inntuli. houft cltlln, f or unl' him tbat iI na/tta, ]h." Ibtr. h' C/o.tbls gilltll: Bill ht that is COlltr.;'.1- rtlldy,.rhllil bt mlldt bart. COllfidtr 'Wilh IIr] fdf: for tbt L.rd {ptll!vlb 1I,t on~t ",or" till tJOU hajl fll!'fi/lta tb} 0fP1I jllagtl11tlll. E. K. I will be contented to bury them in the field, and not to ufe Hi. o"n them, <'r come at them: and that I will [wear upon the Bible to per. !:t,rw6~~' form: and if they be earthly, I will commit them to the earth: and fo lcd. feparate thore ihingles from the place near the [pring: and in this man. nec fulfill my oWn judgement: For, I will nat be obftinate,but commit all things to the end. BteAnft 'lholl IIrl CDIIltIIl to burJ thtm; and 'Wilbllll, upon fllith in Iht !ro",i[n of Go/., to ab. jure thtl11 in /imp[j~ifJ of /'tart, ~rrd tXI~rnlZl 11ft •••. fi,!,PIy, lit " Irll. mtaning btfOf't Ibt fac. If ttt higbt/f: lhe Lora.llee,p'ttb." Ana., {lJallbt fl!J!iCItIlI •. FIIT,htr, th." bAit 27. C'It/ir1lfllli,nI.f (in, and con rent With t~e Devil, fPbi,h YOIIT;lIt",tioll,"!ltth Characters, fPbtr,b) Ibo[~ [tvtll and tWIItIJ, (!ik..,t unto tbt;r,"olh,r) Art btcomt f.",i. Charaaero. "Ar a~d p/t,rJllnt witb tbu, they mull. bt brollght btfort tbt Lora: lind oJf,rta into bit bllllds. For fo long a, they are, the wicked alwayes vex thee: For the Obligation burnt, the condi. lion is void. lhtft muif b, buritd 'Wilh tht rtJ!. [E. K. Which rel!:?]...... But mu(t bt brought, and burnt here before the pre fence of God: That,lbt eAu{t aimi. rrijlJtJ,I!1t tJftll m.1'y ptriJh. ''E. K. I will be contented to bury them likewife, befeeching the Almighty to accept of my intent herein) as of the cdt before fpeci. fied.....•. H. H '.'lIttltlta; bllt l,t ont bt burnt. TOil "'11,] fllfor.nt to tc1Hlic the difcredit of th' relf. It "bllt accoraing to Ibt grollndI of thy own Magick. E. K. I do not underftand your meaninKherein. Gab..•... R,,,ailH pllrlH, may be fiellt 101;/11 (orporH. E. K. I underfiand not that, alfo. Gab. '" •.• tMagick, lPork..ttb tJftll ill tbmgs IIh [till J tbtlt it doth in their parts, btillg trt[tnl. Tbt fPick..,ta "'-ill Iht body IIbftnl, bUI Ih' gar",,,;t !rtf'ltt: {o IIrt 1I11 of.nt conftatr.,it, air- 6.1 doubc f,Tllud by tbt '.lIf"ji." of Ollt. Thou Ilrt contmlta to bury them all,lIpon Iht cO"fiatrrot J ll1ld thltl mlf. flirt bopt of Ibt prom;ftI of tht God of ligbt, lind to bring Ollt /If II ",,/irmatioll of IhJ pr,mi{, tl I.- hhard.rolll",ffi/it thy obedience as concerning the whole: 'Whicb Ollt burnt and abjured, ma] bt • "ftimon) ~.:,tj,llrDt to Iht A lIgtlI, Ihat Iho/l art obedient fo.. God his fake, and for his teftimony ~nd truth. Bill and abj~r~cl, 16¥ ]oll,fhall burn 'Witb Bri""I.llt ondy. Who{t IlJhtI folll! bt /ttpt /If a tt{limoll!,till the Fell be obcdiClKc. 1I1ro confumed. 'Ibis Y07lfoal! do the next Monday at the riling of the SlIn. That the number of the time may be of one bignelfe. For, btf.rt Augllft ]hill! thofe Keyes be delivered unto you: which give entrance, yel, even into the privy Chambers of wifdom, whereof you all have 14. the next Monday. Anti this all]ts alIioll is 1Iot tbt I.. ji amollgft rbtm. Glor} b. t ••.• cacc. GolI,."J obedience IInlo 1111111. E. K. The Curtain is drawn. A. We are delirous to know whether thus,thjl dayes aaion !hall be finilhed: and whetllcr we /hall fan Ifill as wu prefcribed. Gab... '" Vttrall '101 fro", Ibt dilY. tbllt, 'Which is,"",/I"dtd. A. We are very defirous to undc:dland of th. prefent ehte of the Lord Albtrt LMJr..i.: for as much as we were willed to go lVith him, and be linked to us in rome par f our actions: To underfbnd of his Hate, would be to ourl;reat comfO£t. t 0 Gab...... Ie nudttb n't.Jor tht 'W,rld btr tlf;s '" ba"a. to. Verily, I ull.i:rliani not talC fp:lCb.:Is e coming back again? What, We arc commande& Q... we U t"~/atiDn of D. Dee his Aflionr »i.b jpiriu, &c. wekno": JlIII. fottlltT thffl 0.,. C,,,,,,,",,a,,,~"t;s ~rrollr. He is in his band that knoweth ho" lbuTe him. E. K. I fee a man c1iming over a Hedge, and as he clammercth i>y.er the flakes break, and he falleth down. Now he is going up be- tween two Trees into a Mcdow-ward. Now he hath both the boughs,in his hand, ftanding fiill on the ground. Now he goedi lower, there b a, gap, and thtough that he is gone into the M€dow..... fo it if of LtIS"Je..... raid a voyce. A. Tms is dark: it !'lIay plrafr YOI1 to giH fOll)e light •....... nit i4 ",or, thm rHOU,," for tht "'"tt~r. CUrt t. tI1lt tht[t thi"gs tltrt.:whtrt If i4 [1Iit!, 110 i"'pIlI't thillg fh'uU tIIttr. 6. Gloria, \lIt1s&.h<1nor Dro Nollro Omriipotenti;Patri,filiG & fpiritl1i Sanao, nunc & femp.r. A"" •• A. Note, at this prefellt.as one COOle, and in the houfe (of whom we tUlderftood not tilt fie was gone:) whom the Lord A. Lar/li' had fent to cerrifie us, that lirfl he was in fome tumbcr and hindrance. Secondly, how f"bi. (his brother in Law) and anothrr had given hIm connfel, very raChly to proceed: BlIr leaving that. Thirdly, by the g.p alld open way with efiate of the Commons~ or Citizens, by their great Zeal, and favour that he obtained hi~ pur(de. This (in cifcEl:) we underftood at the Me/fager hi. return after noon. Whicll marvellous exaaly did anfwer to the fornler thew. Remember that on Safurd,,] after noon, the Chancclour c.me to Cr"c01lt,with 60 Coaches in bis Company tn.d train: he: bringing ill a c!bfe C,:,ach (covered w,ith red) the lord ~.­ iIIfI~1 S.Borosk,it PnfOller, whom he took on FrIday OIght bdorc,. at hiS fillers houfe, beUlg ftparatedfcom hia Souldiel's and fervants, eN. Saturd3Y, 14 Maii, M"",hor. 6 Ftrt. t Cracoviz. Orlftio.ura Do",i"icllfll fuJi",., Sec. Mit" [uClm tllam & vtrillllt"" 0 Dt.,Sec. 6. E. K. Said, he had done( that with thc..c:ralh fpecified, as he thought would be IKCcpta- b1c to the Lord: And as conceming one of the 27. CharaEl:ers he had' left'tt with me, ever 6m:l: the bit aalOD, to be burnt at this dares a8:ion, and it larreacly by mc. E. K. Our infiru80urs appeared at the very firft looking ofE. K. in- to the thew-ftont'. A. Will YoOu that IChall now execute this burning of the CharaB:cr here.. a [acrilice (to the highcfi) of our humility and obedienCe? Gab ••••.• Not /If II ( •• rift.-., bl,t ar II vilJor). A. Shall Ithr'n do it, Il'eay you? As with the confent of my yoke-fellow, and foall one to be taken lIS his aEl:ion • ••.•.• fIt I~lIr dorh rij!.httD' fly 'ff',r,fb up" [lIcri!iet. Nat ••.•. It il Irllt, Ibtt hahlll if obedient, IIlId tloth "rlf,;, IIecepttd 11';11, tht LorJ. E. K. J did take facrifice to be onely with bloud. Oab...... 7his;1 • ["crijirt, b,r •• f~;t is ao", rightmipJ. E. K. You faid, Not, as a facrifice, but as a victory. Gab. '" •• 1h tbllt Olltrco""th his t"~"'J rtjO]etl" ",, f,r fritlltl/biP ["IV, but for vil1or}. T'r frif1ldjhiP 'o'/llllrd God;1 obcdiem:e. HI Ihllt obtJtfh G04,;1 II fritllJ I/"to h;',,[rlf. God,utatl" "0',bt /Oflt, or frit.d.foip of "'lilt. 'thtrtfort JO. trjoJct '/IIitb G.d, '/IIbo O1Itr,hu" tit,.,;."d rhtrtl, c01flf.r"d. For bt '''''1 a"ellt,h;w,'" Ltrd;s co1flfortt •• n.u 01t,,~(f thy ",,"th, ""a [/lytlf b~fort,Iu Lora. 76, [,ir;, of G.J h.lb Je[ctdetl. 6. H~ no- A. G!oria Pacri, &e. t«h ~,r fc A"d ht hlllh elllrea i"lo juagt",t"t "it" "'t,.lIa1 II", CfItJt",,,,J. Bllt '/IIhtrt JII~iCt J"tllt'''. =~t::: =;."ell,th II/fo "ltre]. E'or, "'} Uo/"tr] is forg.I'td,f.rt the Lord. r:Y~ •• Ddf-l. £. K. Have you committed Idolatry?.o,.thono F~ 1(. •• I coo-, E. K. joaure.i2,.. He fpakcth in your behalf Maller ICt/l}.,..... l.i//,"'rtfort opttt., ",.mh,[/lli"g, I hll'lJt "."a_ I'lllUI op,,, raJ ",olltb "I[.,,,,,J c.lI- f~Jfe""} fi"s:./btl, I will unto the Lord agaroll the wicked. And I will fay 1,Into the Lord. Lo, htr, IIrt Iht lp,ils of t"t blol/lil blit[P':t1I'J. Bthold, 0 JOII.A"'t/~. b/tifthnll], IIlId.,.iIt(i tilt ~,b'Jt. btb~/d, Il;t ffick..,dU§tOj A(cmdam. Bear JtTue 'i(ei4tiotJofDr. De-e his AHians fl1;th [pir;!J, &c. Bfllr w;rnur with Mt; for.I !'SVt fulfillttl his Co",,,u,,h,,wtr. Brar witmJJ, wit:' ml., tbat I.::;"'"ir rttur" nor, and Uj7.JCC; for y<eb art tht fro.Jlf'J of thr wick.ttl... •.•.. & fi- Gab. Art thou eonul1ttd to cMfmt h"runto?:::~:: E. K. What I have d:me with the reft, God, and they (if they be of:::::~[d God) know: upon the fOl'e[aid conditions I am comemcd to have this.... it, CharaCter to be burnt. Let it be burnt..... It • A. ) burnt it immtdiately, with tht HaOle of bl imtl:one, and brought the burnt black coal or cindtr thereof [0 the Table, 3nd laid it on a paper. Now 0 Lord,d.. rk.wrffr;s eonfoundtJ, Itt tby lightjhi"r i.. us,."d th)' trurh prevail... Gab. II is wrll. b. BleITed be the name of the highen: whore mercie£ are irtfinitc; Ob, a fwett and comforcable fcntence. E- K. Now Nalva.~e turneth round, as he was wont. Gab. Move not,for the placr is holy. E. K. Now Nalvage putteth down his rod to the Table,he maketh a crolfe upon the Table reverently. Nal. All thing~ go forwards, Let IH g, F 0.R. WAR D aIfo. A. In the mme of Jefus. Hor. T. Gal;!. Move "~t,for the plaa H bol,. E. K. Nalvagi prayeth. Nlil. Not B.A C K W.A R D, IS YOll wtre wont to do, but F 0.R. W.A RD. E. K. Now he maketh three reverent Curfies,. as he was wont to. do, before the Table •. SAP A H E. K. Now he is on the top of the TaBle. Z I M I I Zl ",ii. DU IV Dulv. E.K. He maketh curfy. NOAS N,lls. TAQ.!.NIS Til quIZ nis. ADROCH 4S ot(" Ad roeb. J)ORPHAL Dorphlil. CAOSG C.6s, Otl. FAONTS 1o'.ontl. PI RIP S-OL Pir ipM. TABLIOR. Ta b!ior. CASARM Carll'",. AMIPZI.A ",ip r.i N AZAB. TH Nil "rt/;. AF.Af. OJ. DLUGAR. DllI"r E. K. ".,.no "~ r.di... ~.& •...ionc.... iled. 12.Cl A true'1(elationo/ Dr. Dee his Af}ionsflithjjiriIS,&c. E. K. Now he makcth curfy round about to all p:tr~ oftbe TabkJ he kneeleth down. Z 1 zop ZoJ lUll. Zir.,p. E. K. He iheweth it not in the Table yet. Na!. NOl' I fu tht."lrd of fille Vttlrs,o{,tthtr,fo/l'1I1Utt lerrer b} l~tfer. ZLIDA C AOSGI TOLTORGI Z;J-I;JI. Z liJ •• C./n ci. 'l,/t~gi. He maketh now Curfy. OJ E. K. He feemeth to read as Hehrew is read. Z I Z 0 P Zi roo,. Z CH IS ZoJ 'his Nal. It;s better thll" tht other,[ "'tl" tha, ZoJ-ch;s btillg.f Olft jiglliftc.ti,,, 1I1il1Ziut..., Z,J-chis;, btUer'o.t,,[d. J E S I A S C H E./i.,'. L TAUJU IAOO E. K. Now he maketh curfy again. THILO Now he rna OS. HUBAR PEOAL SOBA E.K. CORMFA CHI ST A LA V LS L. OJ. I l,tI. Ji. p, ~.1. C#''''f-- Kift-. Chis,.. L.; VII., OJ. LCOCAsa Q.COCASB CA NilS OD OARBS Q.AAS S. FET HA RZI K. E. Curfy. Obf) E. K. He hath drawn the Curtain. It is Hot t. bt {w/.,..h.t ht doth. A.......... of.. minutes of time the Curtain was drawn. Jwb. Ca. Sa. Ni is. Od. Darbs-,"t SJllabt. as. E. K. He is now otherwi[e apparelled, all the ourfide of his Gown is white Furre, on his head is an attire of furre, wreathed or wrapped as the Turks u[e; his head is now like a mans head, with iliort hair. O BLI OR A I AlA L EONAS CI C LES BAGLE •• 4 •••••• -. That is one Call........... b........ M.vt ".t,f.r tbt pl/l.et;s b.Il]. GAH 50lU --HI S EM MICALZO E. K. Curry, and he kilfeth the Table. PILZIN Bli 0 rlt [It iat. Ell 1Ias. Ci du. 1>6 t/f. it i/l III if" tIt;,,,J-as iaJf • Gt jlld • il. ts a; /I Sal II. Chis. E",. Mi,Uz.. pit,1m/. Pitz.;tI, Cor. J. •.... b. E. K The Curtain is now plucked again, for three mi:lUtes (\t four. Now the Curtain is opened again. Now is he changed. Now he is His apparel. aU A trlle'1{e/ationof Dr. Dee his AfJionsfl1ithjjir;ts,&c. all in black farcenet, very plenrifull of fiuffe, girded to him, and with the coller high to the rnidfi: of his face. SOBA M EL. HARG MIR PIZI N llABALON E. K. ''''hy did you give us them? Nal. ".".•,If it ft."J- OD OBLOC SAMVELG DL nOAR MALPURO ARCAOSGI OD ACAM CANAL SOBOLtA!\. TBLIARD CAOSGI ODCHIF ANlT AB MIAM TAVIV ODD DA RSh R SOLPETH BIEN BR.ITA l.rg'''''''' Hltrr.. Mir. lir.i". B.bll,,,. Dlttf,4r. lrId,,"t.. AHil Is,i. rlt1l I.J,lan 7lli nl. 1(..'/gi. ell 01 t.i. f- OJ,'If..A Iff t.b. Mi ••• Til'll; •• I>nf-r S.lpt'''':JifIL Brit •• Al;Tue~elatim of D. Deehi.r Af/iQns Jj)jlb (piri'}, &c. The Curtain drawn again. Now it is opened. He is altered in appa-rel; one half under the girdle is red,and above the girdle white. OJ, Z AC.• AM GMICALZO SOBHAATH TR lA N LUI A H E ODECRIN Cur fie. MAD QJ>.AON A, Blelfed. R AA S ISALMAN PARA.. IZ OECR 1M I AA 0 IALPIRGAH G-Ifi c' lzo. SDb b, atb. Lu ill bt. o icri mi..A AD. Jal. I.A L pir glib. E. K. The Curtain drawn agaift) and fo remaind about 6 minutes. E. K. Being weary offitring, I would gladly have leave to walk a Jittle. His Apparel aU one as it was. Nal....... You ",aJ; but to fit, iI mbr( obedient: A. E. K. walked awhile, E K. Now, when it pleafe you. G.b...... 1 (ttl llfi4(,gtlriH{ ",iIfJ,. A. Thac God which created you and us, make U5 to have conn.nt mindes in.11 nrntoUi purporcs. Gab....... I ['/Pur: MDtlf IUt; fDr tbt plllct il hDI]. Ql.ll I N i;'" [NAY Ella); BUTMON Jilt ",.11; Ol, 1 f(OAS trut~tlatio" of Dr. Dee hit AE1iont ';th {pir;tt, &c. ll!l"OAS NI E. K. He prayeth. PAl\AOIAL CASARMG VGEAR CHIRLAN ZONA.• LUCIFTIAN CORSTA VAULZIRN TOLHAMI S OBA LONDOH Ni. c. fir"". The, 111., ""-C. I'Li.,. Ki,. did.... OJ. Ylul £ire. The Curtain is drawn again: and after 6 minutes open. Now he is all in a blew Jong vefiure, with a long train; and hath a little Coronet of Silvcr on his head. ODMIAM CHISTAO OO£S Curfle. v M:D EA PIBLIAR OTHIL RIT ODMIAM CN0Q...UOL RIT ZAC Art ZAMRAN OJ ",i."', or OJ NId",. Xit Chit t.J. Ok. 1'",.1 Jt II. OJ. o rbil,it. OJ.. i.",. Xo/. ell' quol. Kit. O.EqL\.IMI