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A true Illation of Dr. Dee his JBiom, mth Spirits ^ (5cc.
After I had tarried an hour, and had had no evident fhew : as I asked the boy diligently
again, he faid that he had from the beginning feen thus _ h b
Alio there appeared X o all white. Do the o joyneth to the D.
Fiat voluntas Dei in fiialuce & veritttte, ad e]uf nominis laudew, bomrem;gloriar». Amen.
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Friday. T I.
Mora hort unius Jpatio.
Nulla ojlenfto toto illo tempore.
/i. Bemdiaio, viifericordia & Pax, Dei, & Domini noftri Jefu Christ, fit fuper ncs^ &
nobifcum : nunc & in fempiterna fdCulorum fxCula. Amen.
Mora Magna.
Friday 3. a meridie.
Mult£ faB£ preces erant, & invitati illi fideles Dei fervi quia tXiaru auxilia fua pollicebantur
mcejjttatiqttocumque tempore. Etfi mora magna & admiranda ; & apparitio nulU
faCfa eft puero ipfu
Thurfday a A- tandem mirabili forUina^ five fato divim acceffft ad ms Dominus E.K- & qtu fequen.eriU.'e
ch- batttur notavi.
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A. He fare down by tis : and Arthur yet ftanding before me at the Table, bemg covered
after the beft manner, but onely the Stone being fet thereon j He asked ifany thing
appeared: We anfwered No, albeit I have called oftentimes, and have prayed carneftly
that forae of our former accounted friends might ftiew themfelves to the boy, as Madi^
mi, II, Is, and chiefly Vriel, bccaxife as he WM firji -which appeared to the ]oyning of E.K.
Vr'el. and me together : fo he might be alfo the Direftor in the tranflating of E. K. hit office to Arthur.
Then faid he, I marvel if you had no apparition here : for Ifomewhat thinking
oi Arthur ^nd his proceeding in thefeat of skrying,came here into thegallery,andlheard
you pray : and opening the window, I looked out, and I faw a great mmiber going in
and out of this Chappel at the little hole in the glafs window. I faw Madimi, II, and
many other that had dealed with us heretofore,but fhewed themfelves in very filthy order;
and Vriel appeared, and ']ujUfied all to be of God, and good : And therefore I wonder if
here you have no (hew : perhaps there is fomewhat, but Arthur feeth it not.
A. True it is : and how fliouldl help him herein, feeing I cannot yet fee or skry >
E. K. I will come and fee if there be any thing.
A. I pray you do. [Note: and fo E. if. looked towards the ftone, and he by and
by faid. Here appeareth fomewhat, and pointed to ^rt^;/r, where : and asked him if he
faw any thing, and he faid No. Then faid
E.K. I lee like a white Marble fquare table or book lying on a
wooden desk..
A. I pray you Sir take the pains to look and difcern what is here fhewed.
E.K. I fee written upon that book,
Beata, qu£ perpeccatitm viihi, domum corruentem & hominibus integram reddit.
E.K. Now a leaf of that book is turned open, and there is writ-
ten on it, but I cannot rcade it yet. Now I fee it.
Egofum qui dedi 6" daturuf fum vobit legem : ex qua mortalibm perpetua requies &
jelicitas fit ventura.
E.K. Now another leaf is turned over, and appeareth written,
Eftote ergo tales, quales me meofque decet, & rati coram vie ambulate.
E.K. Now turneth over the leaf of it felf.
Ne populus efuriens & fitiens, negligentia ^ obftinatia veftra vel mat vel faltem.
E.K. Now the leaf turneth.
Fro tempore, alimento careat.
E.K. Now the desk and book or table is gone.
A. Note : By and by after, while E.K. did look into the Itone, he faid,
E.K. 1 fee a hand appear, a very great one, white, with the fingers
Ipred abroad.
E-K.