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MAGIC OF THE FIFTH TYPE, 1582 - topics: travel,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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20 Mar. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, angelic spiritual, alchemy experiment: Tuesday, circa IO mane.: 'Are you Uriel?' URIEL: 'I am.

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Records travel, angelic spiritual, alchemy experiment: Tuesday, circa IO mane.: 'Are you Uriel?' URIEL: 'I am. We cannot visit thee now. At the tWelfth hour thou shalt, use us. At the twelfth hour, my partner was busied in other affairs, and so continued till about 2 of the clock: when we coming to the Stone...

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MAGIC OF THE FIFTH TYPE, 1582

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travel,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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Tuesday, circa IO mane.: 'Are you Uriel?' URIEL: 'I am. We cannot visit thee now. At the tWelfth hour thou shalt, use us. At the twelfth hour, my partner was busied in other affairs, and so continued till about 2 of the clock: when we coming to the Stone found there Michael and Uriel. But Michael straightway rose up and went out, and came in again, and one after him, carrying on his right shoulder seven little baskets. MICHAEL: 'Shut up your doors.' tl 37 tl I had left the uttermore door of my study open: and did but shut the portal door of it. MICHAEL: 'What would you have?',: 'Wisdom.' After this, one of the seven baskets (that which is in the east) came to Michael. He opened the basket, and there came a great fire out of it. MICHAEL: 'Divide the seven parts of the circle next unto that which thou hast done, every one, into seven. By seven, all government is.' Then he took out of the fire in the basket a white fowl like a pigeon.S That fowl had a Z upon the first of seven feathers which were on his breast. MICHAEL: 'Write the letters.' Now, a small { in the second feather. The third an L The fourth an '1?,. The fifth a great roman:;{ The sixth feather hath a little i. The last feather had a small a. Then he put the fowl into the basket: and set it down by him. Then he stretched out his hand and there came another basket to him. And he plucked out a white bird, much bigger than the other: as big as a swan, with seven feathers on the bre'ast. The first feather hath a little a on it, and it went away: the next a Z, great as the first. Then a C great. Then a little a. Then another little a. Then a feather with a little c. Then one with a little 6. Then the third basket came to him: and he took out a bird all green as grass, like to a peacock in form and bigness. There started out of this bird's breast seven feathers, like gold, and fiery. On the first feather a small p. Then a small a, a little u, then a small p. Then a small n. Then a small fi. Then a small r. Then there came another basket to his hand. We prayed. Then he plucked out a fowl, greater than any of the other, like a griffin all red fiery, with scales like brass. Then on seven scales appeared letters: first a little ft., a little If, a little TTl, then a little ft., then a little ~ then a little a, then a little i. Then there came another basket to him. Then he plucked out a bird like an eagle, all his body like gold, and he had a little circle of feathers on his breast: and in it, between four parallel lines, twelve equal squares, and on the top, one like the other twelve, thus:

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Tuesday, circa IO mane.: 'Are you Uriel?' URIEL: 'I am. We cannot visit thee now. At the tWelfth hour thou shalt, use us. At the twelfth hour, my partner was busied in other affairs, and so continued till about 2 of the clock: when we coming to the Stone found there Michael and Uriel. But Michael straightway rose up and went out, and came in again, and one after him, carrying on his right shoulder seven little baskets. MICHAEL: 'Shut up your doors.' tl 37 tl I had left the uttermore door of my study open: and did but shut the portal door of it. MICHAEL: 'What would you have?',: 'Wisdom.' After this, one of the seven baskets (that which is in the east) came to Michael. He opened the basket, and there came a great fire out of it. MICHAEL: 'Divide the seven parts of the circle next unto that which thou hast done, every one, into seven. By seven, all government is.' Then he took out of the fire in the basket a white fowl like a pigeon.S That fowl had a Z upon the first of seven feathers which were on his breast. MICHAEL: 'Write the letters.' Now, a small { in the second feather. The third an L The fourth an '1?,. The fifth a great roman:;{ The sixth feather hath a little i. The last feather had a small a. Then he put the fowl into the basket: and set it down by him. Then he stretched out his hand and there came another basket to him. And he plucked out a white bird, much bigger than the other: as big as a swan, with seven feathers on the bre'ast. The first feather hath a little a on it, and it went away: the next a Z, great as the first. Then a C great. Then a little a. Then another little a. Then a feather with a little c. Then one with a little 6. Then the third basket came to him: and he took out a bird all green as grass, like to a peacock in form and bigness. There started out of this bird's breast seven feathers, like gold, and fiery. On the first feather a small p. Then a small a, a little u, then a small p. Then a small n. Then a small fi. Then a small r. Then there came another basket to his hand. We prayed. Then he plucked out a fowl, greater than any of the other, like a griffin all red fiery, with scales like brass. Then on seven scales appeared letters: first a little ft., a little If, a little TTl, then a little ft., then a little ~ then a little a, then a little i. Then there came another basket to him. Then he plucked out a bird like an eagle, all his body like gold, and he had a little circle of feathers on his breast: and in it, between four parallel lines, twelve equal squares, and on the top, one like the other twelve, thus: