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Sonday. a Meridie hora.3. a circiter.194

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Sonday. a Meridie hora.3. a circiter.194 - Spirit Actions. Records discernment, angelic speaker, scrying apparition, ritual apparatus, language tables: Uriel being called by E.

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Records discernment, angelic speaker, scrying apparition, ritual apparatus, language tables: Uriel being called by E. saw Uriel go away: and he remayned out of sight a little while.

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Mysteriorum Libri / Five Books

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Mysteriorum Liber Primus

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discernment,angelic_speaker,scrying_apparition,ritual_apparatus,language_tables,alchemy_nature,apocalypse_reform

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Δ: Uriel being called by E.T. there appeared one, clothed with a long robe, of purple: all spanged with gold, and on his hed, a garland, or wreath of gold: his eyes sparkling: of whome I axed Whether the characters noted for the Table, wer perfect: He answered, They are perfect:195 There is no question. Δ: Are you Uriel? Than presently196 cam in One, and threw the brave197 spirit down by the sholders: and bet him mightyly with a whip: and toke all his robes, and apparell of him: and then he remayned all heary and owggly: and styll the spirit was beaten of him, who cam-in after him. And that spirit, which so bet him, sayd to the hearing of my Skryer, Lo, thus are the wycked skourged. Δ: Are you Uriel, who speaketh that? Uri: I am he. Write down and mark this: for it is worthy of the Noting. This was thy persecutor Lundrumguffa. I browght him hither to let thee see, how God hath ponished thy enemy.198 Lo, thus, hath God delt for thee: Lo thus haue I delt for thee: Thank God. Δ: Blessed be his holy name; and extolled, world with out ende. E.T: He drew the wycked spirit away, by the leggs, and threw him into a great pitt, and washed his hands, as it were, with the sweat of his own hed: for he seamed to be all in a sweat. Δ: Here-uppon, my skryer saw Uriel go away: and he remayned out of sight a little while. Then he cam-in agayn: and an other with him: and iointly these two said to gither, Glorifie God for euer. And than Uriel did stand behinde: and the other did set down in the chayre, with a sworde in his right hand: all his hed glystring199 like the sonne. The heare of his hed was long. He had wings: and all his lower parts seamed to be with feathers. He had a roab ouer his body: and a great light in his left hand. He sayd, Michaël: We are blessed from the begynning: and blessed be the name of God for euer. Δ: My skryer saw an innumerable Cumpany of Angels abowt him: And Uriel did lean on the square Table by. He that sat in the chayre (whom we take to be Michaël) sayd Than, Go forward: God hath blessed thee. I will be thy Guyde. Thow shallt atteyne unto thy serching. The World begynnes with thy doings. Prayse God. The Angels under my powre, shall be at thy commaundement. Lo, I will do thus much for thee. Lo, God will do thus much for thee. Thow shalt see me: and I will be seen of thee. And I will direct thy liuing and conversation. Those that sowght thy life,200 are vanished away. Put up thy pen. Δ: So he departed. Δ: Gloria, laus, honor, virtus et Imperium Deo immortali, invisibili, et Omnipotenti, in sæcula sæculorum.201 Amen.

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Δ: Uriel being called by E.T. there appeared one, clothed with a long robe, of purple: all spanged with gold, and on his hed, a garland, or wreath of gold: his eyes sparkling: of whome I axed Whether the characters noted for the Table, wer perfect: He answered, They are perfect:195 There is no question. Δ: Are you Uriel? Than presently196 cam in One, and threw the brave197 spirit down by the sholders: and bet him mightyly with a whip: and toke all his robes, and apparell of him: and then he remayned all heary and owggly: and styll the spirit was beaten of him, who cam-in after him. And that spirit, which so bet him, sayd to the hearing of my Skryer, Lo, thus are the wycked skourged. Δ: Are you Uriel, who speaketh that? Uri: I am he. Write down and mark this: for it is worthy of the Noting. This was thy persecutor Lundrumguffa. I browght him hither to let thee see, how God hath ponished thy enemy.198 Lo, thus, hath God delt for thee: Lo thus haue I delt for thee: Thank God. Δ: Blessed be his holy name; and extolled, world with out ende. E.T: He drew the wycked spirit away, by the leggs, and threw him into a great pitt, and washed his hands, as it were, with the sweat of his own hed: for he seamed to be all in a sweat. Δ: Here-uppon, my skryer saw Uriel go away: and he remayned out of sight a little while. Then he cam-in agayn: and an other with him: and iointly these two said to gither, Glorifie God for euer. And than Uriel did stand behinde: and the other did set down in the chayre, with a sworde in his right hand: all his hed glystring199 like the sonne. The heare of his hed was long. He had wings: and all his lower parts seamed to be with feathers. He had a roab ouer his body: and a great light in his left hand. He sayd, Michaël: We are blessed from the begynning: and blessed be the name of God for euer. Δ: My skryer saw an innumerable Cumpany of Angels abowt him: And Uriel did lean on the square Table by. He that sat in the chayre (whom we take to be Michaël) sayd Than, Go forward: God hath blessed thee. I will be thy Guyde. Thow shallt atteyne unto thy serching. The World begynnes with thy doings. Prayse God. The Angels under my powre, shall be at thy commaundement. Lo, I will do thus much for thee. Lo, God will do thus much for thee. Thow shalt see me: and I will be seen of thee. And I will direct thy liuing and conversation. Those that sowght thy life,200 are vanished away. Put up thy pen. Δ: So he departed. Δ: Gloria, laus, honor, virtus et Imperium Deo immortali, invisibili, et Omnipotenti, in sæcula sæculorum.201 Amen.