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8 June.

A DOCTRINE FOR YOU ONLY, 1584 - topics: weather,travel,court_patronage,letters_books

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8 June. - Daybook Entries. Records weather, travel, court patronage, letters books: Cracovia::.

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Records weather, travel, court patronage, letters books: Cracovia::. Friday, mane hora 7K Nothing appeared today. Albeit the like had never happened to us (that I remember), but that either cloud, veil or some voice was perceived by E.K., yet this unaccustomed absence and silence we not only took patiently: but...

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A DOCTRINE FOR YOU ONLY, 1584

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weather,travel,court_patronage,letters_books

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Cracovia::. Friday, mane hora 7K Nothing appeared today. Albeit the like had never happened to us (that I remember), but that either cloud, veil or some voice was perceived by E.K., yet this unaccustomed absence and silence we not only took patiently: but E.K. used many good reasons to prove that servants ought to attend so long as it pleased their master to have them await his coming to any place, to them. And that, about our own affairs we are contented to use patience for a long time, but to await the Lord his coming or message, is a time better spent, than in any humane affairs, &c. He very plainly and at large made manifest his conversion to God from the practices with wicked spirits: yea, that he was ready to burn whatsoever he had of their trash and experiments. That he would write in a book the manifold and horrible doctrine of theirs, whereby they would have persuaded him:

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Cracovia::. Friday, mane hora 7K Nothing appeared today. Albeit the like had never happened to us (that I remember), but that either cloud, veil or some voice was perceived by E.K., yet this unaccustomed absence and silence we not only took patiently: but E.K. used many good reasons to prove that servants ought to attend so long as it pleased their master to have them await his coming to any place, to them. And that, about our own affairs we are contented to use patience for a long time, but to await the Lord his coming or message, is a time better spent, than in any humane affairs, &c. He very plainly and at large made manifest his conversion to God from the practices with wicked spirits: yea, that he was ready to burn whatsoever he had of their trash and experiments. That he would write in a book the manifold and horrible doctrine of theirs, whereby they would have persuaded him: