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LIBRl SEPTIMI APERTORII CRACOVIENSIS
MYSTICI, SABBATICI,
Tars Ouarta '^
Anno
15S4. Mali 25;
Wedenfdaj', t CracovUi Mail 23. Mancj hora J. \ fere, Poji orationes nojlras.
He Curtain appeared, at the firft looking.
L. There happened a great ftorm or temptation to E. K. of doubting
and mifliking our Inftruftors and their doings, and of contemning
and condemning any thing that 1 knew or could do. I bare all
things patiently for God his fake, eJ"c. At length the Curtain was
opened, and they appeared.
E. K. I am contented to fee, and to make true re-
port of what they vvill fhew j
againft them.
but my heart ftandeth
Gab "The time jljall come, that the oak^ that is beaten with every florm fio-Il be aBiniMg-
"table in the Princes Hall. . able
Gab M ve not, for the place iih'jly. He that doulteth, doth the property oftheflep^ doubting i
hut he that hath faith, hath the gift of the Holy Ghofi. The Swallow flieth [yfift, but where fbe
lighteth, there if no remembrance of her being : fuch are the words of man. But our words are
like unto afwift arrow, that entretb and lHc!{?th where it lighteth.
As man loveth the Ofvre for the Gold that is in it, and for the end of his ufe ; fo G»d loveth the
dunghills of the ff^or/d, &c. But the enemy,the more he lifteth up himfe/f, the greater /hall be his A. I Tiifpeft
fall : for in'had of joy, jhall enter in an hundred, andinjiead of hundred a. thoufand. But beware 'J"? "'*" '»
efthofe Rebels ; for they are like the fmall jl ones which are in every place of the 'Earth. But =""i'"f«'S.
tnove not. Let ui do that which is our part : Vnto others be it as they deferve.
E. K. There appeareth a great thing like a Globe, turning upon GlobeappM''r-
tvvoaxcll-trees. ,
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Nal T^rn tothefirfiJir .A. I have done.
Nal. Jbe Earth in the firfiayre, is this, [E.K.po'mt'mg on that Globe to it.
]
U. We befeech you to bound or determine the Countries or Portions of the Earth, by
their iittermoft Longitudes and Latitudes, or by fonie other certain manner.
. Nal Ofir manner is, not as it is of worldlings : IFe determine not places tfter the forms • • w»rdes,
cflegs , or as leaves are : neither we can imagin any thing after the fajhion of an [ A J horn : as ' •'
thpfe that are Cofnographers do.
,
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A^^ngd ap-
, ,
UotW'thjlanding the Angel of the Lord appeared unto Ptolomie, and opened unto him the prrts peared to Fto-
ofthe Earth : but fome he was commanded to fecret : and thofe are Niirthward imder your Pole, lumie,
JSat unto yon, the very true names of the ^orld in her Creation are delivered.
A. There appeared a great water, long and narrow, reddifh, and thereby appeared . . .
There appeared written Egypt. He hath in his hand written Syria.. And of that he
faid, that it was the fecond of the firft.
Now appeared a very fine Land and R.egion in which appeared a great City, in the edge of
it. There appeared written Mefopotamia. The third of the firft.
Now appeared alarge portion of the Earth, wherein appeared Beares, agreat River from The firft of th«
a Hill going into the Sea with three mouths. The word written Cappadocia. fecond.
The fecond of the fecond.
written in his hand T/z/r/^.
A. I pray you, do you mean Tufcia by Italy ?
*tbe third of the fecond : vivitttn Parva Afta.
"the fir it' ' Hircania h. Mare Cafpiumzppezred by it.
The fecond Thracia
The lali Here appear people going into Caves of the ground, and dwelling in qoIj Mines
Caves : they are long haired men, naked ; Here appear great Hills, and the veines of the underthe Pole
Gold Mines appear : the men feem to have baskets of leather. This is one of the places un- ^^'^''t^.
derthc Pole Artick, written .... Gofmam.
A. . Is it fo called, of the peopleof the Country >
Nal Even at thishsur.
E. K. Here
^
ras
...ng
. . any
. . Poles
Divini-
ationc.