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23 May.

A COMMUNION OF WIVES, 1587 - topics: travel,money_legal,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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23 May. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, money legal, angelic spiritual, alchemy experiment: Saturday, mane circa 9K Prayers were poured forth to God, &c., and then we requested that the act of obedience performed might be accepted: and that henceforward we might be instructed in the understanding and practice of wisdom, both such as already we have...

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Records travel, money legal, angelic spiritual, alchemy experiment: Saturday, mane circa 9K Prayers were poured forth to God, &c., and then we requested that the act of obedience performed might be accepted: and that henceforward we might be instructed in the understanding and practice of wisdom, both such as already we have...

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A COMMUNION OF WIVES, 1587

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travel,money_legal,angelic_spiritual,alchemy_experiment

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Saturday, mane circa 9K Prayers were poured forth to God, &c., and then we requested that the act of obedience performed might be accepted: and that henceforward we might be instructed in the understanding and practice of wisdom, both such as already we have received some introductions mystical, and also of all other what the Almighty God shall deem meet for us to know, and execute for his honour and glory, &c. From the beginning of this our coming, there appeared a purple circle as big as a straw in the circumference of the holy Stone, which yesterday was brought again: and that it should so be, Madimi had forewarned E.K. when she.showed it unto him, when also she gave the prints of the letters of the backside of the bottom of the gold frame of it. E.K.: 'There appeareth here a great man all in bright harness sitting upon a white horse. The horse is milk white, all studded with white; a very comely horse it is. The man is in complete harness, the top of his helmet hath a sharp form. 'His horse is also harnessed before and behind. The horse legs behind are harnessed as with boots marvellously contrived, for defence as it were of his hinder legs.' IIOftSt!:MAH. 'Kell" liftS th, "brether's liife ebediefit ftnd htlft'lble £e thee?' E.K.. 'She h8:S.' IIORSEhbldl. 'Dee, h~ fit, "'pether's nifc eeeeieftt tlflte thee?' A. ( ~fte h 80S eeedieftt.) I IORSEf.bldl. 'f.-en ftS )est! hefe SHe eeeeieftt tiftts ftft6tfter, e,en 36 shall the Lera eeftl nith,6tl.' E.K.: 'He is ridden away; he seemeth to ride through a great field. 'Here is now come Madimi.' f.b\BIMI. 'Dee, dest thetllie er Sft) trtlth, in 1!1t,in~ she liftS ebedient?' A. 'I eetlnted her ebedient fer thltt she did lihereef she thetl~t her eeeeieftee £6 e6ftsist, fer !6ft! she diel net e6ft'1f ttfter as I tft6t1~ht she h ettIe, she Pfti~t seem in S6ffte paft eiiseeeeieftt, etlt if it effeftdea flet Gee, it effeftaea ftet me, ftftei I eeseeeh Gee it diei Het etkft6 him.) E.K.: 'She is gone into the field, that way which he rode. 'Here is another, like a woman all in green.' 8R:EEN' WOftb\il. 'Sirfta... ' t!:.K.. 'I de net iHteli, trtll" bef"ere Ged.' 8MEll 'l6'Of;b'rll. 'Sifflft:, et qtlia ttl?' A. '~16ft feei.'14 E.K.: 'Here cometh another woman. All her attire is like beaten gold; she hath on her forehead a cross crystalline; her neck and breast are bare unto under her dugs. She hath a girdle of beaten gold slackly buckled unto her with a pendant of gold down to the ground.'

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Saturday, mane circa 9K Prayers were poured forth to God, &c., and then we requested that the act of obedience performed might be accepted: and that henceforward we might be instructed in the understanding and practice of wisdom, both such as already we have received some introductions mystical, and also of all other what the Almighty God shall deem meet for us to know, and execute for his honour and glory, &c. From the beginning of this our coming, there appeared a purple circle as big as a straw in the circumference of the holy Stone, which yesterday was brought again: and that it should so be, Madimi had forewarned E.K. when she.showed it unto him, when also she gave the prints of the letters of the backside of the bottom of the gold frame of it. E.K.: 'There appeareth here a great man all in bright harness sitting upon a white horse. The horse is milk white, all studded with white; a very comely horse it is. The man is in complete harness, the top of his helmet hath a sharp form. 'His horse is also harnessed before and behind. The horse legs behind are harnessed as with boots marvellously contrived, for defence as it were of his hinder legs.' IIOftSt!:MAH. 'Kell" liftS th, "brether's liife ebediefit ftnd htlft'lble £e thee?' E.K.. 'She h8:S.' IIORSEhbldl. 'Dee, h~ fit, "'pether's nifc eeeeieftt tlflte thee?' A. ( ~fte h 80S eeedieftt.) I IORSEf.bldl. 'f.-en ftS )est! hefe SHe eeeeieftt tiftts ftft6tfter, e,en 36 shall the Lera eeftl nith,6tl.' E.K.: 'He is ridden away; he seemeth to ride through a great field. 'Here is now come Madimi.' f.b\BIMI. 'Dee, dest thetllie er Sft) trtlth, in 1!1t,in~ she liftS ebedient?' A. 'I eetlnted her ebedient fer thltt she did lihereef she thetl~t her eeeeieftee £6 e6ftsist, fer !6ft! she diel net e6ft'1f ttfter as I tft6t1~ht she h ettIe, she Pfti~t seem in S6ffte paft eiiseeeeieftt, etlt if it effeftdea flet Gee, it effeftaea ftet me, ftftei I eeseeeh Gee it diei Het etkft6 him.) E.K.: 'She is gone into the field, that way which he rode. 'Here is another, like a woman all in green.' 8R:EEN' WOftb\il. 'Sirfta... ' t!:.K.. 'I de net iHteli, trtll" bef"ere Ged.' 8MEll 'l6'Of;b'rll. 'Sifflft:, et qtlia ttl?' A. '~16ft feei.'14 E.K.: 'Here cometh another woman. All her attire is like beaten gold; she hath on her forehead a cross crystalline; her neck and breast are bare unto under her dugs. She hath a girdle of beaten gold slackly buckled unto her with a pendant of gold down to the ground.'