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10 July.

THE FINAL JOURNEY, 1601-1608 - topics: letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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10 July. - Daybook Entries. Records letters books, angelic spiritual: Friday, hora 9.

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Records letters books, angelic spiritual: Friday, hora 9. BARTHILMEW: 'Afore you, the creature of God doth appear.' RAPHAEL: 'John Dee, 1 am Raphael, one of the blessed and elect angels of the Almighty. John Dee, my message that 1 have at this time to deliver unto thee, is of great force, in what God...

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THE FINAL JOURNEY, 1601-1608

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Friday, hora 9. BARTHILMEW: 'Afore you, the creature of God doth appear.' RAPHAEL: 'John Dee, 1 am Raphael, one of the blessed and elect angels of the Almighty. John Dee, my message that 1 have at this time to deliver unto thee, is of great force, in what God would have thee to do. 'First thou hast been promised the secret knowledge and understanding of the philosophers' stone, of the Book of St Dunstan's,5 to have the knowledge of them. 'It is since a long time, as thou knowest to man's reason, and to the mind of man, a few years is with man thought to be long; and now God hath been thy keeper, and most chiefly created thee, and hath suffered thee to have time to live unto this age: and furthermore, thou dost look unto thy l 296 <l

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Friday, hora 9. BARTHILMEW: 'Afore you, the creature of God doth appear.' RAPHAEL: 'John Dee, 1 am Raphael, one of the blessed and elect angels of the Almighty. John Dee, my message that 1 have at this time to deliver unto thee, is of great force, in what God would have thee to do. 'First thou hast been promised the secret knowledge and understanding of the philosophers' stone, of the Book of St Dunstan's,5 to have the knowledge of them. 'It is since a long time, as thou knowest to man's reason, and to the mind of man, a few years is with man thought to be long; and now God hath been thy keeper, and most chiefly created thee, and hath suffered thee to have time to live unto this age: and furthermore, thou dost look unto thy l 296 <l