A true & faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between Dr ...

(^true 9{elation ofDr, Dee bis Actons, n?ithj}irirs^^c7~44^
E. K. He is gone now.
A Tu juftus es Dominc, & nos impii : tu CznSius cs Domine, & viae :\ix immaculacy : nos ncc
orare, neque nos prsparare fine tuoauxilioSc gratia unquampoffiaius: Tuam igitiir A)b;sccnccdas
gratiam, Sc de tanto errore lioltro dignam 3g:te pocnitcni: a;ii, ut agiuim5& mediacorem nolhiim om-
ri tempore nobis inveniamus propuium ex tua chm:ncia , "illius m.-iuis, & Ipiritus cui Sandi afflatu
conlolatorio^ Amen.
Cui,Trino Scuni, Deovcro, ScOmaiporcntij ;ic fempiceriius honor; liu-; pcrcr.nis, :os ejfc luxta Dei bencp[acit^tn:^&c,
A I had let up KjVIenf/tm foederis^ with the appurtenances , and had let the Angelical Scone m
the frame oF Gold on the Table , oncly £. K, and I being in the goodly Ittrh Ciiappel next my
Ch amber, appointed to our ufcs.
A voice .^»
I^it hint come.,thAt is t3 come.
A I went tor the Lord Rofenberg^ whom I t'ouad in his Oratory of the Church hearing ofMaffe:
And he came with me and ("at in his place.
E. K. I fee a great plain like unto a field , as though it were a ^jf»i
Mile over , in the end of it there is a great high rotten Tree , all
the grafle is as though it were withered and burned , there com-
''mcth a beam as of fire from Heaven , and lighteth upon the Tree,
now there commeth water out of the root of the Tree , as though
it were a Sea, and fpreadeth all the plain over : And the Tree openeth
and there commeth a Man out of it, his hair hangeth down
unto his girdle ftead,his garment covereth him down from his fhoul-
ders, and hangeth behind him down upon the water.
The earth hath now drunk up all the water, and the Man ftandeth
upon the dry ground.
All the place is full of green graffe about a cubit high.
Now the Man is out of light.
It feemed to be as beyond and without the Stone.
The Vifion is clean dif-appeared.
^ I expounded this Vilion in Latin to the Lord Rofenberg.
E. K. In the middeft of the Stone feemeth to ftand a little
round thing like a fpark of fire , and it increafeth , and ieemeth to
be as bigge as a Globe of 20 inches Diameter, or thereabout.
Vox .„..„ lVobeMntothemirld.^wobeHntotheiyorIdyaKdlVvrldltn^s : Wo he unto JOH So>ines
cf men,for joft are withered , and b.hold the field of the Lord bringeth yon not forth : Joh are de
filed, and bemg defiled, joh defile alfo the beauty of jour Se^t : ,
A^d behold, behold, behold, (/
fay,) you that are the King and Princes of the Earth tjed andknit together ttfonone flemme, you
,
are allrotten and barren , behold, yon brii^g forth no fruit • but even as the graffe that vnithereth^
he is a dif-glory to the place, even fe, are you that is graffe , ofyourfituatioH and drvclUng, f)r behold,
you have no leaves, mucblejfe fruit : m, xvo, wo, unto finch a generation , rrhich lacketh
ntoifiure, and thefire ef comfort : 7 hefi-imme that carrieth you is the Seat and hd) place, which
alfo is contaminated, tyfndlo, behold, (as it were) withered; tfhlmejfe be hidden whereupcn i^c us [annus
jmjtatid y how wicked are thofc thst are governed by you , how wid^^ "re youy and how abomina- cjtr.mi/iatuu'
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