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A NEW SAVIOUR, 1583 - topics: travel,court_patronage,household_family,money_legal,letters_books,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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23 May. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, household family, money legal, letters books: Thursday, circa I07i mane.

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Records travel, court patronage, household family, money legal, letters books: Thursday, circa I07i mane. E.K. being come yesterday again and having the earths of the II places before specified:3 I made prayer, both in my oratory and at my desk, rendering thanks for E.K. his safe return, and for the benefit received of late of the...

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A NEW SAVIOUR, 1583

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travel,court_patronage,household_family,money_legal,letters_books,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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Thursday, circa I07i mane. E.K. being come yesterday again and having the earths of the II places before specified:3 I made prayer, both in my oratory and at my desk, rendering thanks for E.K. his safe return, and for the benefit received of late of the governor and assistants for the Mines Royal4 (which I perceived was the extraordinary working of God for their inward persuasion: they being else very unwilling so to let the lease, as I obtained it), and moving somewhat touching Albert Laski. At length E.K. !1 85 !1 heard a melody afar off, and the voice of many singing these words: Pinzu Lephe ganiurax Kefpadman paeaph. At the length the curtain was taken away, and there came the three which were wont to come in. E.K.: 'They bring in a throne like a judge's seat or throne and set it up, with the back of it to the wall. And there cometh a beam from the throne, and through Raphael his head, and seemeth to come out at his mouth.' RAPHAEL: 'I will speak (0 Lord) because it is just that thou hast commanded. Your rashness (0 worldlings) is trodden underfoot. He sayeth (I say not) your sins are forgiven.' d: '0 blessed God, 0 praise we his mercies for ever: 0 comfortable news.' RAPHAEL: 'I answer thee.' Note: he meaneth, now to such matters as 1 propounded first of myself, and this Polander Prince eire. to give answer. The Prince had left with me these questions: I. What may be said about the life of Stephen, King of Poland? 2. Will his successor be Alb~rt Laski or someone from the House of Austria? 3. Will Albert Laski, Palatine of Siradia, gain possession of the kingdom of Moldavia? RAPHAEL: 'Many witches and enchanters, yea many devils have risen up against this stranger. But 1 will grant him his desire. He shall do good with many: your names are in one book. Fear not, therefore. Love together.' We were called to dinner often, so he ended. RAPHAEL: 'Let those which are of time, yield to time.' E.K.: 'They pluck the curtain afore the Stone, allover. The curtain is like beaten gold.'

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Thursday, circa I07i mane. E.K. being come yesterday again and having the earths of the II places before specified:3 I made prayer, both in my oratory and at my desk, rendering thanks for E.K. his safe return, and for the benefit received of late of the governor and assistants for the Mines Royal4 (which I perceived was the extraordinary working of God for their inward persuasion: they being else very unwilling so to let the lease, as I obtained it), and moving somewhat touching Albert Laski. At length E.K. !1 85 !1 heard a melody afar off, and the voice of many singing these words: Pinzu Lephe ganiurax Kefpadman paeaph. At the length the curtain was taken away, and there came the three which were wont to come in. E.K.: 'They bring in a throne like a judge's seat or throne and set it up, with the back of it to the wall. And there cometh a beam from the throne, and through Raphael his head, and seemeth to come out at his mouth.' RAPHAEL: 'I will speak (0 Lord) because it is just that thou hast commanded. Your rashness (0 worldlings) is trodden underfoot. He sayeth (I say not) your sins are forgiven.' d: '0 blessed God, 0 praise we his mercies for ever: 0 comfortable news.' RAPHAEL: 'I answer thee.' Note: he meaneth, now to such matters as 1 propounded first of myself, and this Polander Prince eire. to give answer. The Prince had left with me these questions: I. What may be said about the life of Stephen, King of Poland? 2. Will his successor be Alb~rt Laski or someone from the House of Austria? 3. Will Albert Laski, Palatine of Siradia, gain possession of the kingdom of Moldavia? RAPHAEL: 'Many witches and enchanters, yea many devils have risen up against this stranger. But 1 will grant him his desire. He shall do good with many: your names are in one book. Fear not, therefore. Love together.' We were called to dinner often, so he ended. RAPHAEL: 'Let those which are of time, yield to time.' E.K.: 'They pluck the curtain afore the Stone, allover. The curtain is like beaten gold.'