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Saturday, Ollohril 6. M~lIe.

topics: angelic_speaker,ritual_apparatus,language_tables

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Saturday, Ollohril 6. M~lIe. - Casaubon OCR. Records angelic speaker, ritual apparatus, language tables: d: Vole, VeTPIt mtll ill alio [tIIJu inttlltl1a vel conctpta flliffe.

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Records angelic speaker, ritual apparatus, language tables: d: Vole, VeTPIt mtll ill alio [tIIJu inttlltl1a vel conctpta flliffe.

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angelic_speaker,ritual_apparatus,language_tables

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Before feven of the Clock 1 thought good rather my fdf to go to Dofrour Cilrt~, then 'to [11lfer him to come to me fo far, and that for divers caufes: So I went to Iaim,and came be- fore he was Teady. 'At his being ready he came forth, but nothing with fo chearfull a coun 'tenance to welcome me as he did ~t the firll: I conjefrured that he fufpefred that I would take; his words in eTil part; which he had to fay to me from the Emperour, which (aftel' I had fomewhat fpoken of the book that I lent him, and fome other, that had q,ritten fome_ what of fuch matter of divifion of fuperfides; and he had told me that""this my book was the moll excellent lit that Argument; and fo made a paufe, he began in this fort in two parts to div.ide his fpefch; and faid,that C4artIJ fUll Mllj'ftil qualltum aJ [ua pecca-t~ (per me reprt- hen[a) [olttCoHfej{ronllrium.tlhibtrt umpore &- loc, oppor,uHu "nequ, tlijidert illum dt Mt[tricor- Jilt divilltt; ~Ilntum ttuttm Ittl me ltuillebttr • pltrlttllm t1fe (ullm Czfaream Majrjtltrtm mihl. f,rttti/icaTi & blllefaeeT' in quacui71qut rt "uz illilll {ubjicertt.tHt~ritati: I hereupon anfwer- ed, and faid: Vole, VeTPIt mtll ill alio [tIIJu inttlltl1a vel conctpta flliffe.; [Ult C;.efarca Ma)e- flatt qlla", illtelligi vtl tollciti dtbebant. NOli eni", tilt '1 1/1 /itri C,n!tj{rollarillm cup;tbam • [td p,ccata,jill ex elll, reprtht,,[a flliffr, hoc ilI~ jigni/icaTt jllb,bar, lit fec;: IIl1de illt cOII[ollttionw 11111 ha/IT.i" pourat, qua", ex c~lIjili' illieu)UI [IIi Itmjci vel C nftj{rillfarii {IIi, p,ceata ejlll rt- aargutlltil, Vomini eni", Vei exi",ium declarabilt fav,r,m,&c. ~"lItM'" vtro ltd illa"'1.lItt11l mi- hi off.rebar [ua Majeftas Czfarea gratia",; humillime ac.ept"b.lm. NUllc vero qugd ejidtrr"* titulo Phi/o[,phi &0 Math''''4Ii,i <..:efarei inji{.Hiri eltufa elt mu!tiple;"(; tum rt[p,tf:lu [,creti mei {er. flitii,rga Cz farem, [lib to prLwCrll celandi qJlam flujorH lIuthoriratil '& f"VOrH aplld Czfaria- Dei &0.AlIllos m,os, lit vel illu hie lIugM IIgtre v;,lear, 0- "ullius 'JJe It/ti'''atioIlH, v~[ ijlit,'(am iJidirer aptUl, ""'ra qUt", [Na". illvidiam &- maledicentij{rmttm, lit il/clpere, ~xtrCtrtlll [;,'gllllm impullt, &.c. Orabam igitllr V. CurtziuR'l lit Czfaream [uam Majtftlt", 4dmoneret de;lId,bitl& interpretatlOlI' illoru", verbor"'" quibUl vitia t jut rtdar!,,,eballtuT, &.c. Then he fpake of the' fe- cond Letter!> to rhe Emperour, the elfell: whereof he had heard at my hands, and had Cent on Mich4elml1S ("yen to the Emperollrs Ma jelly, a note and ad vife of them. as he llOW faid. And did wi!b that they had been delivered before the Emperour had refolved on the for- mer anfwer: Thofe Letters (raid I) are III the Ambalfadoul' ~ of S i' ain'~ hands; and if he will not deliTerthem to day,l.will fetch them for you: If YOI' do(faid he)1 w ill deli verthc:m firaight way, for at eighth of [he Clock YOIl lhltll have me in the Rifler fiove, or hear of Ill' there. Theil (faid I) I will firaight 1\'ay go to the Ambalfadour. t went unto the AmbaO'"adour of Spltin, and repol'cc:d all that had palfcd between me and D. Curtz. He faid, that by reafon of bis divers alf:.lirs he had not good opporrunicy, never finee the receipt of my Letters to go to the Emperollfs Milj~(ly: B'lt chac chis day he deter- mined to deliver my Letters with bi~ oll"n hand unto bis ).jajc:fiy:fo with thanks gin,n to his hORour I departed: I went to the Ritter flovc: (or <.. hamber of prc:fcllcc:) where I found none of the Guard, but very many fitting without. In the Have were three, or four, of which olle went firaight way into the privy Chamber, and by and by D. GurU; came OUt from the Emperour unto mc • I asked hiDl if he had told the EmJlcrour of my grief conceived of hi' mifunderll:.lnding my words: he faid, I, and tbat the Emrc:rour took it lIot in evil part, and fo of divers other things we had talk walking up and down togerher about a qUllrtcr of an hour: AmoRg othe~ things I told him that the Lord Ambalfadour,!ould deliver my Letters himfelf to the Emperollfs Ma jelly, fo I departed, and he retllrned back to the Empc:.l'ollr iota the privy C6amber.

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Before feven of the Clock 1 thought good rather my fdf to go to Dofrour Cilrt~, then 'to [11lfer him to come to me fo far, and that for divers caufes: So I went to Iaim,and came be- fore he was Teady. 'At his being ready he came forth, but nothing with fo chearfull a coun 'tenance to welcome me as he did ~t the firll: I conjefrured that he fufpefred that I would take; his words in eTil part; which he had to fay to me from the Emperour, which (aftel' I had fomewhat fpoken of the book that I lent him, and fome other, that had q,ritten fome_ what of fuch matter of divifion of fuperfides; and he had told me that""this my book was the moll excellent lit that Argument; and fo made a paufe, he began in this fort in two parts to div.ide his fpefch; and faid,that C4artIJ fUll Mllj'ftil qualltum aJ [ua pecca-t~ (per me reprt- hen[a) [olttCoHfej{ronllrium.tlhibtrt umpore &- loc, oppor,uHu "nequ, tlijidert illum dt Mt[tricor- Jilt divilltt; ~Ilntum ttuttm Ittl me ltuillebttr • pltrlttllm t1fe (ullm Czfaream Majrjtltrtm mihl. f,rttti/icaTi & blllefaeeT' in quacui71qut rt "uz illilll {ubjicertt.tHt~ritati: I hereupon anfwer- ed, and faid: Vole, VeTPIt mtll ill alio [tIIJu inttlltl1a vel conctpta flliffe.; [Ult C;.efarca Ma)e- flatt qlla", illtelligi vtl tollciti dtbebant. NOli eni", tilt '1 1/1 /itri C,n!tj{rollarillm cup;tbam • [td p,ccata,jill ex elll, reprtht,,[a flliffr, hoc ilI~ jigni/icaTt jllb,bar, lit fec;: IIl1de illt cOII[ollttionw 11111 ha/IT.i" pourat, qua", ex c~lIjili' illieu)UI [IIi Itmjci vel C nftj{rillfarii {IIi, p,ceata ejlll rt- aargutlltil, Vomini eni", Vei exi",ium declarabilt fav,r,m,&c. ~"lItM'" vtro ltd illa"'1.lItt11l mi- hi off.rebar [ua Majeftas Czfarea gratia",; humillime ac.ept"b.lm. NUllc vero qugd ejidtrr"* titulo Phi/o[,phi &0 Math''''4Ii,i <..:efarei inji{.Hiri eltufa elt mu!tiple;"(; tum rt[p,tf:lu [,creti mei {er. flitii,rga Cz farem, [lib to prLwCrll celandi qJlam flujorH lIuthoriratil '& f"VOrH aplld Czfaria- Dei &0.AlIllos m,os, lit vel illu hie lIugM IIgtre v;,lear, 0- "ullius 'JJe It/ti'''atioIlH, v~[ ijlit,'(am iJidirer aptUl, ""'ra qUt", [Na". illvidiam &- maledicentij{rmttm, lit il/clpere, ~xtrCtrtlll [;,'gllllm impullt, &.c. Orabam igitllr V. CurtziuR'l lit Czfaream [uam Majtftlt", 4dmoneret de;lId,bitl& interpretatlOlI' illoru", verbor"'" quibUl vitia t jut rtdar!,,,eballtuT, &.c. Then he fpake of the' fe- cond Letter!> to rhe Emperour, the elfell: whereof he had heard at my hands, and had Cent on Mich4elml1S ("yen to the Emperollrs Ma jelly, a note and ad vife of them. as he llOW faid. And did wi!b that they had been delivered before the Emperour had refolved on the for- mer anfwer: Thofe Letters (raid I) are III the Ambalfadoul' ~ of S i' ain'~ hands; and if he will not deliTerthem to day,l.will fetch them for you: If YOI' do(faid he)1 w ill deli verthc:m firaight way, for at eighth of [he Clock YOIl lhltll have me in the Rifler fiove, or hear of Ill' there. Theil (faid I) I will firaight 1\'ay go to the Ambalfadour. t went unto the AmbaO'"adour of Spltin, and repol'cc:d all that had palfcd between me and D. Curtz. He faid, that by reafon of bis divers alf:.lirs he had not good opporrunicy, never finee the receipt of my Letters to go to the Emperollfs Milj~(ly: B'lt chac chis day he deter- mined to deliver my Letters with bi~ oll"n hand unto bis ).jajc:fiy:fo with thanks gin,n to his hORour I departed: I went to the Ritter flovc: (or <.. hamber of prc:fcllcc:) where I found none of the Guard, but very many fitting without. In the Have were three, or four, of which olle went firaight way into the privy Chamber, and by and by D. GurU; came OUt from the Emperour unto mc • I asked hiDl if he had told the EmJlcrour of my grief conceived of hi' mifunderll:.lnding my words: he faid, I, and tbat the Emrc:rour took it lIot in evil part, and fo of divers other things we had talk walking up and down togerher about a qUllrtcr of an hour: AmoRg othe~ things I told him that the Lord Ambalfadour,!ould deliver my Letters himfelf to the Emperollfs Ma jelly, fo I departed, and he retllrned back to the Empc:.l'ollr iota the privy C6amber.