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LIBER PEREGRINATIONIS PRIMAE, 1583 - topics: court_patronage,angelic_spiritual

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23 Nov. - Daybook Entries. Records court patronage, angelic spiritual: Saturday, a meridie hora Iv,.

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Records court patronage, angelic spiritual: Saturday, a meridie hora Iv,. Lubeck. E.K.: 'Here appeareth the same bad one, sitting, who last appeared. He sayeth: "Call as long as thou wilt, I will keep thee for seeing any more sights here.'" 6: '0 Lord, attend unto thy glory: attend unto thy honour...

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LIBER PEREGRINATIONIS PRIMAE, 1583

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court_patronage,angelic_spiritual

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Saturday, a meridie hora Iv,. Lubeck. E.K.: 'Here appeareth the same bad one, sitting, who last appeared. He sayeth: "Call as long as thou wilt, I will keep thee for seeing any more sights here.'" 6: '0 Lord, attend unto thy glory: attend unto thy honour, regard the arrogancy of this Luciferine brag against thy younglings expressed. And of the Lord Alb. Laski, &c.' CREATURE: 'He shall come to destruction, as thou and thine to miserable beggary. 'Carmathar, a knight of the Rhodes, was 13 years deceived with one that appeared (as he thought) in glory and wisdom in the image of Christ.? Antony was beguiled in divers ways.8 I say unto you, that which you have consented unto is amiss and false, worse than error itself. How poor is the power that hath long been told of in you. You have forgotten your own knowledge, and are become of seers, blind: such as grope their way. Such end, such beginning.' E.K.: 'He is gone, and in the place where he stood is the likeness of a little circle, as if a print were made with a thimble-brim.'

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Saturday, a meridie hora Iv,. Lubeck. E.K.: 'Here appeareth the same bad one, sitting, who last appeared. He sayeth: "Call as long as thou wilt, I will keep thee for seeing any more sights here.'" 6: '0 Lord, attend unto thy glory: attend unto thy honour, regard the arrogancy of this Luciferine brag against thy younglings expressed. And of the Lord Alb. Laski, &c.' CREATURE: 'He shall come to destruction, as thou and thine to miserable beggary. 'Carmathar, a knight of the Rhodes, was 13 years deceived with one that appeared (as he thought) in glory and wisdom in the image of Christ.? Antony was beguiled in divers ways.8 I say unto you, that which you have consented unto is amiss and false, worse than error itself. How poor is the power that hath long been told of in you. You have forgotten your own knowledge, and are become of seers, blind: such as grope their way. Such end, such beginning.' E.K.: 'He is gone, and in the place where he stood is the likeness of a little circle, as if a print were made with a thimble-brim.'