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MAGIC OF THE FIFTH TYPE, 1582 - topics: court_patronage,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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28 Apr. - Daybook Entries. Records court patronage, letters books, angelic spiritual: A meridie hora 4.

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Records court patronage, letters books, angelic spiritual: A meridie hora 4. Only Michael appeared; and to divers my complaints and requests, said: 'The Lord shall consider thee in this world, and in the world to come. Take heed of punishment for your last slackness. ' L\: 'If you mean any slackness on my behalf...

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MAGIC OF THE FIFTH TYPE, 1582

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court_patronage,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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A meridie hora 4. Only Michael appeared; and to divers my complaints and requests, said: 'The Lord shall consider thee in this world, and in the world to come. Take heed of punishment for your last slackness. ' L\: 'If you mean any slackness on my behalf, truly it was and is for lack of hability to buy and prepare things appointed of you. Procure I pray you hability, and so shall I make speed. I pray you how must the lamin be hanged?'B MICHAEL: 'It must be hanged unseen, in some scarf. Haste, for thou hast many things to do.' E.K.: 'There appear two little women. One of them held up a table which lightened terribly, so that all the Stone was covered with a mist. The mist cleareth, and one of the women held up a table being thus written upon: NUMERUS PRIMUS. The table seemed square, and full of letters and numbers and crosses, in divers places, diversely fashioned. The places are very black, but where the letters and numbers do stand.' Note, all the tables were by E.T. letter for letter noted out of the Stone standing before him all the while: and the tables were written by me as he repeated them orderly out of the Stone.

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A meridie hora 4. Only Michael appeared; and to divers my complaints and requests, said: 'The Lord shall consider thee in this world, and in the world to come. Take heed of punishment for your last slackness. ' L\: 'If you mean any slackness on my behalf, truly it was and is for lack of hability to buy and prepare things appointed of you. Procure I pray you hability, and so shall I make speed. I pray you how must the lamin be hanged?'B MICHAEL: 'It must be hanged unseen, in some scarf. Haste, for thou hast many things to do.' E.K.: 'There appear two little women. One of them held up a table which lightened terribly, so that all the Stone was covered with a mist. The mist cleareth, and one of the women held up a table being thus written upon: NUMERUS PRIMUS. The table seemed square, and full of letters and numbers and crosses, in divers places, diversely fashioned. The places are very black, but where the letters and numbers do stand.' Note, all the tables were by E.T. letter for letter noted out of the Stone standing before him all the while: and the tables were written by me as he repeated them orderly out of the Stone.