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J true Relation of D'.. Dee bis JBions mth fpiritSy 6c c,
Tuefday, A^rilis 17. Cracovis,
]\ft?er divers Ejaculations appropriate to theaftion, and the Curtain of white water yet
remaining, E. K. thought divers times that he faw through the white Veil, and ftone
and all, nothing appearing therein. £, K. immediately fell into a new doubting of the ve-
liry of thefe anions, and faid he liad a Vilion by a good Creature the lalt night , vvho faid
thefe Creatures with which we dealt, would no more appear unto htm. Hereupon he faid
that both the lafl dayes skorner,and thefe our inflruftors were all Devils : and that he would
110 more (it to receive A. B.C. And fo by Letters, any Doftrine of theirs, untefTe they would
otherWife exprefly, and lively deliver a plain rule thereof : With many other arguments to
difprove the verity of our Aftions, whereupon he faid, that John your boy can well enou accuftonied gooducfTe,
provide for me, that Is belt for my vocation here in earth,e^c.
E. K. He rofc, and went away : and left me alone in my Study , ap-
pointed for thefe actions.
Dens in adjutorium meum intende^Vomine ad adjuvandum me feftina. Gloria Patri (^
Filio & Spiritui San&o^ fieut erat in p-incifio & nunc & Jenifer & in fecuU
feculorunt. Amen,
Thurfday, Circa 9.
As I was in my upper Study , and had gathered the holy words of the fecond and thir4
call, and had conferred them with tlieir Englijh delivered alfo unto us : £. K. came up the
flairs, andfo went into his Study, and came out again,and as he was gointj down the flaires I
opened my Study door, and faluted him : He thereupon came up again , and came into
my Study : And there I ftiewed him vvhat I had donej and how I had fome underftanding
of thofe holy words, their fignifications by reafon of due applying the EnglijJj
to the word Chriftus, intending thereby to have induced E.K. to like the better of the
mannerof our friends, duc,and Methodical, proceeding with us, and told him that unlefTe of
thisftrangc language I Oiould have thefe words delivered unto us Letter by Letter, we might:
crre both in Orthography, and alfo for want of the true proiuniciation of the wo)ds,and di-
ftinftions of the points, we might more miile the effeft expefted : But as on Juefdaj lafl; , fo
now again he faid, our Teachers were deluders, and no good,or fufficienc Teachers,vvho had
hot intwoyears fpace made us able to underftand, or do fomewhat : and that he could in two
years have learned all the feven Liberal fciences, if he had firft karned Logick , &c. where-ifore
he would have no more to do with them any manner of way,wifhed himfelf in EngUndy
and faid that if thefe books were his, that he would out of hand bum them , and that he had
written to my Lord (by Pirniis') that he took ouf Teddhers to be deceivers, and wicked, and
no good Creatures of God, with many fuch fpceches, and realons ('as he thought) of force
to difwade himfelf from any, more dealing with them : But willed me to ufe John my Boy as
my Skryer, for that thefe fpiritual Creatures were not bound unto h\m,&c. 1 anfwered unto
all thefe parcels and reafuus, as rime ferved declaring mj perfeU truji in G5«/,thac feeing I have
many years delired 3 and prayed for wifdorueCfu ch as the!e Actions import) at his hands,
and by fuch means as to his Divine Majefty feemeth beft, that he would not either mijlikf my
prayer, or abufe my Conftant hope in his goodneUe and mercy : Therefore / concluded that
1 referred all to the mercifull will of God, and doubted nothing at the length to be fatiffied
of my requeil , and prayer made unto him. So he went from me this fecond time. ...
God lighten his heart with knowledge of the truth, if it be his Divine will and pleafure.
Note. Permis went on lafl: Wednefday morning, and had received our Letters after
noon^onTuefday lail : But on Monday before the wicked Prince of darkueffe did what he
conid to hinder our proceeding.
. On
Thurfday, labius (brother to my Lord Laskje his wife) brought news to Cracovia, that
njy Lord L^skje was coming to Cracovia ward. Emeric its came irom Keftaarkf 3 and re^
turned back again. Tabius rode (torn Cracovia tovi3.i-dK(f}narl{^.
S&tmdiy, Jprilis 21. aMeridie. ] \ ..
After our prayers made, appeared ftiortly Gabriel and Nalvage. E. K. propounded Rxqueftions
orderly , which had bred great doubt in this fantafie, and reqivelled "their- anfwers.
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