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'there jhalt thou fee thy old Sondenna,^ and many other wicked ones, that th .

a E- 1 Hereby (hall you judge truly of wicked tMagick., God be with you : I will be ready,when you need, pie.

iEterno & omnipotenti Creatori rerum omnium, visibilium & invisibilium sit omnis‘ a us, honor, gloria, Sc gratiarum actio. Arnen.

!? e - for I had received the Sacrament with Mr’. Miniver, of whom I had him, never to bewray or disclose his name)totnewhacof him. Heappeareth in many forms, till at length he appear in a Triangle of fire, and being constrainedJ^aketh form ( as ic w re ) of a great Gyant, and will. declare before for a month to come which spirits do orderly

natne being called, will do their offices, wich a few other circumstances used, Lee. This, indeed was one, of whom*«ount,&c. • , '

A. 1, Remember, I have not yet heard any thing of the 5 princes which held up the trains°f the chief King. _ ■■

2. Neither any thing ofthe Trumpeter which went before all. 1

3* Neither of the letters in the Tranfverfary of the black Crone. >

4. Also of *Docepax Tedeand, being referred to Cilicia, Nemrodiana, znd Paphlagonia.. in theate exposition of the places by vulgar names: and before in the naming of them by thenames of Creation they were apply e.d to Italia and Britania : One of thole is to be

doubted of. • -

. 5’ We are desirous to know the Etymologies of all the names of God which we mall use,ei ther to God himself, or to the Angels.

6. We require the form of our Petition or Invitation to be made to the Angels.

7. Of the 20 s and more ) diversities or corrections of this principal Table, we requireyour censure, which diversities I have ( by conjecture ) so made or amended.

8. Whereas I was [A]willed to call 14 day es, the Angels which are to be used : so would Iknow whether also I should summon the wicked here recorded (out of the black Crosse, ha-ving their off-spring ) likewise 14 dayes.

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Saturday, f Cracoyix, Junii 30. Mane, circa 9. horam.

Oratione dominica finita, & propositu illis 7. . dubiis, quievimus paululum> Deinde, alicuot ora-tiones ex psalterio recitavi, iterum quievimus- paululum. Ai semihoram nihil apparuit. 1

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At length appeared a face, very great, with wings about, ad joyned to it;seemed to be in a great Globe of fire.

.. Hearken torn) voice.

Modesty, patience,^ humility of heart and body , doth belong to these Actions, 'tell me Nate,, how'many thunders the Lord hath in store for the wicked.

K.‘O Lord, we know not. ,

...... Were you ever in the secret caves of the Earth ?

No, Lord, never.

...... then tell me how many Windes the Lord bath prepared for an year?

a. Neither that can we tell : We are not. of the lord his Council in these things of hisProvidence. b

. Can you tell me none of these questions ?

*. Can you tell what Jhall become of your selves ?

A. God onely knovveth, and no creature but by hirto : for all things are kept uncertainUI UiI the end.

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Well, then 1 fee, you are drowned in ignorance and kstiow nothing.

E. K. He turneth round very swiftly,

t Even as the Adder leadetb out her young ones, the first day one foot, (out of her bole j not Note this simi-stPje they should eat, but because they might acquaint themselves with the air, and her subtlety licude well.^second day, one yard and mreijbeencompajsethher hole, andwindeth to and fr e , and teachto creep ; and so five or fix dayes, till they know how to move andfiir their bodiest an t(r ^ seventh day, she leadeth them further, and faineth deceit, striking the ground with herres ^ sough it were the sound of some ene at.hand: And then gaping, beginneth tohisse , and stir- .°fi/J ear mt0 her young ones, Jo that they enter into her mouth. And thus she doth till they be 12* ‘Ihen foe. them a ftones-caft 3 and exerclfeth them both with fear » and

them ^jmselves ; And when they steep ( being young and wearied with labour ) (he stealeth fromd niakjth a noise amongst the leaves a n d fmallstones, with the moving if her hinder parts

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