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tall man, with a sceptre (Very great) of gold glittering. His body | ||
all red: and out of his head, did shoot out beams of light, like | ||
the sun beams2. | ||
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requested him earnestly thereto, but he answered as followeth: | ||
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suum super nos, et misereatur nostri. | ||
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countenance.' | ||
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Selah4. | ||
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skryer did require him: in the name of God the father, Jesus Christ | ||
his son5, and of the holy ghost, to express his name. And he | ||
answered in speech: | ||
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sparks,like little candles' ends; and to stick them about the | ||
chair6, and he went round about the chair, and then he spake, as | ||
followeth: | ||
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the heavens, and bear sway upon earth; in his name, who be blessed | ||
forever. Thou doest doubt at me. I am the servant of God, in his | ||
light; I serve him. I say, I serve him; with fear and reverence. | ||
My name is SOLOMON8: Mighty in the Sun9, Worker of Worldly actions; | ||
as well internal, as external. Known unto God; whose name I know, | ||
and bless forever. | ||
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Mammon10, with his servants, are present about thee. Whose presence | ||
doth hinder the presence of the virtues11 Adonai overcoming. | ||
Blessed be God, in the highest. Amen. | ||
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heavenward. | ||
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continually tempt, provoke, and stir up wickedness against the | ||
Lord, and against his annointed. But he dies, blessed be God | ||
forever. Drive him away. | ||
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part I feel neither in body, nor soul; any token of his presence or | ||
working. | ||
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appear very plainly in the stone13: and so there shewed a great | ||
company of Wicked Spirits14 to be in the chamber; and among them, | ||
One, most horrible and grisly, threatening, and approaching to our | ||
heads, and scorning and gnashing at us. | ||
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prayed fervently. And there seemed one to come into the stone, | ||
which had very long arms; and he drove them away courageously. And | ||
so they were driven away. | ||
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Solomon reached this white one a Cup. The white man held up the | ||
cup; and said, as followeth: | ||
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to tell my name, and this it is: (putting forth the Cup again) for | ||
I am called | ||
Medicina Dei15. |
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God his Healing. |
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I will shew thee, and I will show you, the Angel of your Direction, | ||
iv. | Which is called OCH16 | |
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(before him) written. | ||
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thee19 hereafter. | ||
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said as followeth: | ||
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I am |
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Fortitudo Dei20. |
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God his Strength. |
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Michael. Michael; how shall I then amend my book, in respect of | ||
your name always before written Michael? | ||
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Written; and it is true. | ||
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v. | if thou observe that which I have commanded thee. | |
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thee. | ||
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went also, as he was want, and leaned at the Table. | ||
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Will deliver it unto you. | ||
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Letter I might set for you, to Note your Words and Actions by. | ||
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this, Whome God had appointed Unto him. | ||
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of the earth. His name is written in the book which Lieth in the | ||
Window. | ||
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the name SOLOMON?23 | ||
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two beings together My friend here may have other intents and | ||
purposes of his affairs, than will serve me for his aid having in | ||
these Actions. | ||
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Doubt not. Consider these Mysteries. | ||
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be discerned by the ear of Edward Talbot. | ||
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Edward Talbot and disclosed unto him (Which he expressed not to me, | ||
at the stone, but disclosed afterward) all the manner of the | ||
practice, and circumstance about the Action intended, With the Gold | ||
Lamen, the ring, the seals etc24. And after I had spoken somewhat; | ||
in requesting him to shew me the manner, How I should artificially | ||
prepare everything spoken of he said: | ||
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Dee's Marginalia:
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i. SOLOMON: Of Solomon you may read in the call, | ||
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ii. Mammon27 |
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iii. Raphaël |
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iv. De OCH28, vide in libello Arbatel in | ||
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v. Perchance he meaneth the council of Annael: before specified29. |
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vi. It is in Elementis Magicis Petri de Abano printed with Clavis | ||
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footnotes:
1. The time being one quarter past the hour of one ante
meridiem on the Ides of March.
2. 'Shapes familiar to the spirits of the Sun.
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