The Table.

H LXXIV ibid-' More Cabalistical instructions(somewhat like Magick, as Kelley thought : )concerning the practice of it- Dreadful Tro-phsfiest of sudden alterations in the Worlds PA.Lasky, in favour, ‘the Book to le prepared,Sec. Ed. Kelley a perfect Magician, by his ownacknowledgement.

^ LXXV p, 185. Patience and Humility , com-mended. A pretty similitude ( if true : whereoffee in the Preface ;) of the Adders dealingwith her young. /Infidelity, how great a fin. JetEd. Kelley still incredulous, for all this, and veryresolute.

^ LXXVI i 85 . Christ, his coming in’Triumph,sec., The Bookofltivocatton, Satans (preten-ded ) opposition. Some Prophesies, Promises, and

Instructions.

LXXVII p. 187. Some questions, belonging to theCabale, portly eluded, partly answered. Invo-cations of good Angels. Set Prayers not allowed,and why. Evil spirits, how to be dealt with. TheBook of Invocations : and now, Sec Prayers al-lowed of.

LXXV III p. 189- Sermon-liks fluff, of the useof affliction, &c. Some promises to Doftor Deeand Ed. Kelley. A Progresse in the Cabaleof Calls.

LXXlX p, Tp^- Doctor Dee and his fellow re-proved. Doftor Dee, with great humility, dothanswer for himself. Enoch: the Book deli-vered mto him ( the fame in substance, as this,they fay :) by God. His Prayer, Humility

8tc. '<

LXXX LXXXI p.time, and appear.

19 j. The spirits appoint theirThe ’precise time of Christs

coming ; and other Prophesies, not revealed untomen, for three reasons.

LXXXI 1 LXXXIII p, 198. 199. The spirits,Scc. as before. The nineteen Calls, and their'beginnings.

LXXXIV p. 200. More Calls and mysteries ;but not without ( pretended, ) opposition of wick-ed spirits. Adam’s fall, The Curse upon it, andthe effect of it. 1

LXXXV p. 206. ADre Calls and Aires. Anapparent contradiction observed by Doctor Dee;but cunningly evaded by the spirits. Do HorDee, his Hymne, and spiritual ( but not stomGod , because not well grounded : ) rejoycing,

j and thanksgiving. His fon Roland in greatdanger.

LXXXVI p. 2io. Dofter Dee’s contest with hisspirits : he asserts his own innocenry, and ( to theut molt of his power st obedience : but is baffled by'the spirits. Al. L. rejefted.

LXXXVI I p. 211. The fame Contest prosecutedhere also : with some threatnings.

^ Jheir coming to Prague. ^ Some Chimicalgibbrifh ( fit stuff to amuse unsettled braines : stfound in the house, concerning the PhilosophersStone. • siffd there, (and. si rubeo m. fitnupta m,&c.

^ p. 213. Some conjeftures, and meditations

. of Do Tor Dee’s, upon some places of Scrip-

ture.

LXXXVIII The VI Viol in the Apoca-lypse ; as understood by Doctor Dee. Avery good blessing, pronounced by an evill spi-rit. Divers Woes denounced• Somewhat ofD oft or Dee’s Wife : Al. Lasky. Doctor Dee,sent tostAodolphusEmperour, with st message, asstom God . -

LXXXlX p. 217. The Angelical Book. Ne reor-ders about it. Al. Easky , though rejefted, yet tole great for a wstilc. Inspiration promised to Dr.Dee, about a Letter to the Emperour.

H A Copy of the said Letttr ( by inspira-tion probably enough of spirits, sis a man mayghueffe by the stuff, ) to the Emperour, Secrecydesired.

XC p. 219. Sermon-like fluff. The power ofGod. Several Woes. The Trinity, &c. Dr,Dee not being willing to be put off longer, shespirits, ( against their wills ) ma by some pro-gresse in the Cabale. Doftor Dee, in the este-,Cation of Gods will, to proceed with furyj&C.

XCI p. 222. Doctor Dee, .sharply reproved (byexamples ut of the Scriptures, &c. ) for chusing( when it was put to his choice's rather present per-formance, than longer delay.

XCII p. 223. The fame matter here alfa.The ye ares of Doftor Dee’s life, 73. and ahalf ; ( which perchance might come verynear to the truth, if we could certainly knowwhen he died : ) determined.. Ed. Kelley todie violently : ( and so he did: for endea-vouring an escape out of prison, he brake a leg,and died ofic; as generally reported.- ) DoftorDee doth repent and revoke his choice ; invery good language , had it been upon a goodground.

H Doftor Dee’s Letter to the King of Spainhis Agent ( or Ambassadour ) with the Empe-rour, about his Letter ; and means of accesse,to the Emperour .

XCII j Several questions proposed by Doftor Dee.The spirits jhrewdly put to it about a lye whichthey had told ; and yet by the help. of Caba-listical querks and dijitnftions, ( but especially,o/Anabaptistical infatuations in Doftor Dee,)they come off with credit. Tn what sense DoftorDee might truly fay, That himself had seen,whatsoever Ed. Kelley had seen. ^ Doftor Deehis Letter, and Present, gracioufly received by thtEmperour.

XUV P- 228. Apparitions , not in theyStone. ■ The priviledge of apparition in theStone. The Myfterie of the Trinity. Rea-son an enemy to God, (to Delusion indeed,and wildnesse: sound, and sober Reason; )as the spirits would have it. The Empe-rour threatned. The names of the spirits nowappearing, and how to be found in the Cabalisti-cal Tables. ,

S Some drunken pranks of Kelley s, and why hererecorded. A letter of the Spanish Embasiadourhi f Secretary to Doftor Dee, whereby he ,dothsignifie the Emperours desire and appointment,to have him come to him. Octavius Spinola,

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