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A true Relation of Dr. Dee his Actions, with Spirits, &c.
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1587.

ACTIO TERTIA.

Trebonæ Generalis.

Aprilis 4. Mane circa 8. Δ. Poſt preces ad Deum, & recitatum Catalogum illum, petitionum noſtrarum ad eundem, quievimus divina expectantes conſilia, monita, & oracula.

Magna pauſa.

* Illas cum 12. quæſtionibus & illas priores ad Reichſtem. miſſas. Δ. . . . . . .Tandem accepi literas * utraſq; illuſtriſſimi Domini Roſenbergii, & recitavi coram Deo, ut ejus obedientia, humilitas, & defiderium, coram Deo & Angelis ejuſdem conteſtata eſſent. Alia adhuc pauſa, five Mora facia, ſed non longa.

E.K. There ſeemeth a black Curtain of Velvet, to be drawn from one ſide of the Stone to the other. The Curtain is full of plights.

There ſeemed alſo one to have deſcended from above, (a good way behinde the Curtain) and ſo to go behinde the ſame Curtain.

E.K.

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