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A true & faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between ... John Dee ... and some spirits tending (had it succeeded) to a general alteration of most states and kingdomes in the world ...
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A trueRelation of D r . Dees ABions, with spirits.

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Tritth is all that is truth. , _ ,

The Mortimer I spake of, is the first of the six : there were fix Mortimers Ear les of _March.

Edmond was the last, and- Roger the first ; that Mortimer was the Grandfathers Grandfather ofthis Edmond,

E. 2C There feemeth some one to call her, whom I hear now.

Ma . I come.

A. She took up her SkroIIs on the ground, of which some were very old, and she put upher book.

Ma.this may (land yon in some (lead. , .

A, Mitte lucem tuam & veritatem tuam, Jesu Christe,Lux vcra,8c veritatis perennis rons;

Arnen.

Richard , ' - Lafcy.

Edward 1 William Sir Richard .

Dux Ebor, Lafcy, Lafcy.

France. Richard. Peter. Richard

' * france, Denmark. Poland. Lafcy. .

I* 2 . 3 * William Lafcy i

Geffrey Genvil. Wgh

Wilde Genvill- Hull.

Rogerus primus comes Jean Genvill.

March.

Monday & Meridie hora 4I, . / Jmll.S-M

a. We presented our selves,ready for instruction receiving,and presumed nor to call mygood Minister spiritual, but by humble prayer referred all to God his good pleasure.

E K. The Golden Curtain which covereth all the Stone hangeth still,but I heare a voice or sentence thrice repeated, thus. /

A voice. Sanlinm, Signatum, & ad tempiis. . . ,

A. The sense hereof may be divers wayes understood, and more then.I edn imagine, butwhich sense is to our instruction would I faine know.

A voice. S antium, quia hoc velle suum ; sigillatum quia determinatum ad tempus.' - ;

E K. Hard speeches, but he could not perfectly discern them-

A voice. Ad tempus & ad tempusVmquani)quia rerum consummatio. All things areathand.

The Seat is prepared.

Justice hath determined.

The Judge is not yet willing. . ' .

Mercy tkrusteth it self betwixt the Divinity. But it is said,

The Time shall be Jhortned. ... 1 1 -»

E K. Saw no creature: But the voice came behind him over his head,till now: when he espied one standing on the Table besides the silkecloth on which the Stone stood; he seemed like a Husbandman all in redapparel, red hose close to his legs, a red jacket, red buttoned cap on his head,yea, and red shooes. He asked £,K- how he did,and 6- A- answered,

Weil i thank God-

A. By your apparel it should seem you have somewhat to say concerning the Commonsof this Realme, and not of high School-points, or Sciences. I am desirous to know who sentyou? What is your message ? and what is your name? for a name you have peculiar as allGreatures else.

A. He paused a good while ; whereupon I asked him if he considered my speeches >

. I confider your speeches, for I have left nothmgbehind.

E. K- He knccieth down and feemeth co fay somewhat, his speech isquick, round, and ready- He feemeth to pray in a strange Language. I per-ceived these words among many other, Ob Gahire Rudna geffbna obQabir ,?, &c*

' His Countenance was directed towards the Stone<

Vestra non me a facio. _

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