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fen US Domini, fiat voluntas tua, and fo to attend the manner of the Lord his proceeding, while
lie framed liis life, as it became cvcr^ ChrilHan to do.
» Hefaici,thac he would write (for his own memories help) fome Aiort note of his obfeivntions
of my fpecches , and things feen and marked : and that he would to morro\y (being
Sonday) or on Monday, if he conveniently could, make a report to the Emperoui'jandfo with
all .fpeed give me to uuderftand further of the Empci'our his Majefties will and i^leafvtre.
Hereupon coiiiteoufly he brought me down to the iheec door of his hoi*fc ; and I came home
after (even of- the Clock, and an half,in the evening. i "^^^':v > • •l- "i : -\ , ;\v-\ .,
The mercicof God be on me, and his name be magnified and extolled in this world,
iui4, for ever. Amen.
'fjote. In the mean fpace while I wasthus occupied with the forefaid Mr. Crirtz. E.K. was
vi.li?ed at our Lodging with a wicked Tempter, w/!>o denied any Chriji to be : and that as the
HealTo f»id
j^^^j,|. j-t-ceived comfoit of all the Members of the body : So that he, who is God, of all things
fonincr"m' Re- received comfort by Angels , and other the Members of the world : and that I was now with
corjs that J one, who would ufe me like a Serpent, with head and tayl compafling my confufion, e^r. he
had noteJmi-earneftly reviled E.K. in divers manners : he faid, that £./C. fliouid be damned, and faid :
nyaly,andun- jjj^,j.j.Qver, thatof our praftifes fliould never come any fruitfull end, 6""C. , ^
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A. The eternal and Almighty God confound the Advcrfaries of his truth and glory,
and of hisSon Jefus Chrift our R.edeemcr, and the Triumphant Gonquerour againft.
Hell, fin, and the Devil. Amen.
P R A G jE.
On Monday and Tuefday the 17'''. and i^^^. of September, I Cent Emericuf n\t totheCaftle,
to liftcn after anfwer of that Doftor Ctirtz his report to the Emperour , of that he had
Note, the perceived by me. (But on Monday Ociavius Spinola had fent into the Town for Emericitf,
Emperour en- aud told him that the Emperour had care and dcfire to imderftand my doing with the Do&or :
clincd toheai, A,vJ therefore asked EWfric;^- if I had been with the Doftor , and he affirmed that I liad.
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Hereof (faid he) the Emperour will be glad : And yet (as I began to notc)£>Mmc//if coming
I riifpeft the on Tuefday in the face of the Doftor in the Kitters ftovc ; had not one ivord fpoken to
Doaour doth him, that either he had fpoken to the Emperoiu', or he had not. And therefore I fitfpeli that
not deal lin-
^j^^ Doftor dealethnot hoiieftly, faithful y, or wifely in this fo weighty a cafe._ And foraf-
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nrch as he told me, that the Emperour his Majefly was perfwaded,that he was pious,e*^c. perhaps
he would be loath ; now, to prefer me to the Ipeech of the Emperour, feeing both he liim-
fclf, and the reft of his counfel flood perfwadcd to the contrary of this King. Hereupon this
great delay, upon finifter report made to the Emperour might follow,d^c.
Note. Frfdzy^Septemb. 21. Circa horaw 10. Fere, Mane. t Pragae.
A. As {and E.K. were together in my Study, earncftly difcourling of Auricular confeflion,
publick confedion, and confefling to God alone, and of the Authority of the Churchjand
the manner of the fame Authority uling to releafe, or retain fms, E. K. i'aw one walk on tiie
Table between him and me : Thereupon I framed me to write , and note what fliould be
fliewed, or faid, £. K. willed me to fet down the fliew-flone : So I did, and he looked.
£. K. 1 fee him here with the Scarf over his head and facc,untill his
wafte, but I fee his hair yellow bchindc on hh hezd^d^c.
Mitte lucem tuam^O Deu-s d?^ i>aritatem tuam nt jpfA'?tos diicant ex
hacvalle miferU ad monism Sa7iBnm Sion, &• ad ca'lejiia tua Taberna''
cnla. Amen. -
Uriel I aw Uriel the fervant of the mofi reife, mighty, and everlajling God : which vijhjdft
for twocaufes.
The firji, that I may tpen unto you true, and perfect light : fuch as darkjteffe comprehendetb ntt,
infallible, and true meat, the pewer and fpirit of the everlajiing God.
Ihe fecond,that i may counfel jou againjl the world, and teach you to triumph againfi her frowar
dneffe. For, who hathtrujled in the Lord, and hath been cajl down .^ or what is he that hath
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