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Compendium Heptarchi

Mysticof Dr. John Dee

Edited by Joseph H. Peterson, Copyright 1999.

Introduction

This book consists of detailed instructions for communicating with angels and employingtheir aid for practical purposes. Written in the form of a personal Grimoire, or handbookof magic, it consists of excerpts and elaborations from Dee's detailed records of his"mystical exercises" found inMysteriorum Libri Quinque. For the most part it is a draftversion of Dee's slightly better known work,De Heptarchia Mystica, and like it describesdetails of Dee's and Kelley's magical workings that occurred prior to the well knownrecords published by Meric Casaubon (asA True and Faithful Relation of what passedfor many yeers between Dr. John Dee ... and some spirits, 1659.) The latter, of course,was used and elaborated on by the founders of the Golden Dawn, and has come to beknown as Enochian magic.

The present manuscript is in Dee's own handwriting, and is now preserved in the BritishLibrary under the catalog number Additional MS. 36674. While very similar toDeHeptarchia Mystica, to my knowledge this text has never been published or studied atlength. The manuscript is the most difficult to read Dee manuscript I've examined; itcontains some of Dee's worst handwriting, and is very faded and damaged in places.Nevertheless, I believe it has been worth the effort of editing, as it contains some valuablematerial not found elsewhere.

Of special interest are the details it fills in from the lost beginning ofQuartus LiberMysteriorum, which provide insight into the mysterious Covenant Table, the ornate chair,and the globe used thereafter. It also assigns planets to the Filij lucis ("sons of light") andthe Filij filiorum ("sons of the sons"). There is also a table of letters with 24 columns and13 rows, which I have not identified in any other source, and may be unique.

This text also allows us to fix its date, May 30, 1588. It was a time when few spiritualactions were recorded, while Dee was still on the Continent (he returned to England in1589.) A few days earlier Dee recorded in his diary that Edward Kelley "did open thegreat secret to me, God be thanked!"
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This manuscript also offers some insight into Dee's editorial process. I have consequentlyincluded all of Dee's editorial marks, crossed out text (here indicated in strikeout font),and intralinear corrections (here indicated in superscript font).

My editorial notes, and damaged text filled in from Sl. 3188 and Sl. 3191 are indicated by

{} since Dee uses [].

-J.H. Peterson

^Compendium Heptarchi Mystic;^ Diuinis

(ip{sius}

Creationi{onis}stabilit legibus Diuinis.

Cap. 1.

Of the Title, and generall contents of this boke,

some nedefull {Testimonies}

{Sapi}entia dificavit {sib}idomum: excidit {co}lumnasSeptem. Prouerb. 9. {"Wisdomhas built her house, she has setup her seven pillars." Pr.9.}

Beware of wauering: Blot out suspition of vs. for we are gods

Creatures, that haue Raigned, do raigne, and shall raigne foreuer. All our Mysteries shalbe known vnto you. &c. Behold,these things and their mysteries shalbe known vnto you,reserving the secrets of him that raigneth for euer. [the voyceof a Multitude answered, singing, Whose name, is great foreuer]

{Anno} 1582. Novemb. 16.{B}ralges, the last of 7 Princis{co}ncluding the first {bo}kewith his words. {Sl.3188, pp.80}

Open your eyes, and you shall see from the highest to thelowest. The peace of God be vppon you. King Carmara, straight

way sayd as followeth.

Venite, gradatim repetamus opera Dei, &c. [ Libo 1o Principes

solu~ loqueb{tur} ... secundo Reges, proxime (?).]

King Carmara,

Nouemb. 17 {Sl.3188, pp. 81}Vnus est Deus, et vnum est opus nrm.

[Very many cam vppon the convex superfices of theTransparent globe and sayd] Parati sumus servire Deo nostro.

Hagonel

This work shall haue relation to tyme present, and present vse.To Mysteries far exceding it: And finally, to a purpose andIntent, Wherby the Maiestie and Name of God, shall, and may, Camara, Novemb:


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and, of force must appeare; with the Apparition of his wonders,and mervayles yet unhard of. Dixi.

19, {Sl.3188, pp. 92}

-- Note As Vriel and Michael at the begynning of this Art,were present and gaue Authoritie to Carmara to order thewhole: so, at the Conclusion they appered againe, and Raphal

with them: and Michael concluded the ^second boke with thesewords: Mercifull is our God, and glorious is his Name: whichChuseth his Creatures, according to his owne secret Iudgmentand good pleasure. This Arte is the first part of a Threfold Arte,ioyning man, (with the knowledg of the 1. World, the 2.Gouernment of his Creatures, and the 3. Sight of his Maiestie)Vnto him, ( I say, vnto him) which is Strength, Medicine, andMercy, to those that feare him. Amen.

Michael, Novemb. 19.

Thow hast a work of Three proportions in Esse, of Seuen informe: which is (of it self) diuided by a number Septenarie. Ofthe Cowrse, estate, and detemination of things above, things

next, and things below: which of it self is pure, perfect, andwithout blemish. &c.

King Carmara, Nouemb. 21. inAppendix to the second boke.

God, how easy is this first understanding? Thow hast byntold perfectly, playnely, and absolutely, not onely theCondition, dignitie, and estate of All things that God hathframed: But allso withall, thow wart deliuered, the mostperfect forme and vse of them. &c.

Carmara, Novemb. 21.

Euen as God is iust, his iudgments true, his mercyesunspeak{able,} so are we the True messagers of God: and ourwords are true in his Mercy, for euer. Glory, ( Glory) be toth, most High God.

-- Amen.

King Carmara, die 17 Novemb.{Sl.3188, pp. 85}

{Several additional paragraphsappear in HM, Sl. 3191.}

He that standeth in the myddst of the Globe signifiethNATURE: whereuppon in the first point, is the use andpractise of this work: That is to say, as concerning the firstpart, for it is sayde:

The boke conteyneth three kinds of knowledges.

The knowledge of god truely The number & doing of his Angells perfectly

The begynning and ending of Nature Substantially.

Uriel, May 5, 1583. {Sl. 3188,pp 180}

Cap. 2

Of John Dee his principall, and (in manner)

peculiar Interest, to exercise the Doctrine of the boke

Heptarchicall.


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Vltima est hc tas vram, qu tibi revelata erit. {Anno 1582 Uriel, Nouemb.}15The Mysteries of God haue a tyme: and behold, thow artprovyded for that tyme.

Michael

The Sonnes of men light, and theyr Sonnes are subiect unto my

commanndement: This is a Mys{terie:} I haue spoken of it.Note it thorowghly: they are my Servants. By them Thow

shalt work mervayles.

Hagonel, {No}vemb. 16.

There are kings fals and uniust, whose powre as I haueaugmented subuerted and destroyed, So shallt Thow..

Hagonel, {No}vemb. 16.

The second Assembly were the Governors of the Erth, whoseglory, (if they be good) the weapons we haue towght th , willaugment, and consequently, (yf they be evyll,) pervert.

..dem, eodem, tempore.

I am Bornogo. This is my Seale, this my true Character. Whatthow desyrest in me, shalbe fullfilled. Glory to God.

Bornogo, {No}vemb. 16.

Behold, Behold, lo Behold my mighty powre consisteth inthys. Lerne wisdome by my words. This is wrowght for thy

erudition, what I instruct {hm: entrust} th from God. Lokeunto thy charge truely: Thow art yet dead. Thow shallt berevyved. But oh, blesse god truely. The blessing that Godgiveth me, I will bestow uppon th, by permission {hm:"omission"}. how mighty is our god, which walked on thewaters, which sealed me with his name. Whose Glory iswithoute ende. Thow hast written me, but yet dost not knowme. Use me in the name of God: I shall at the tyme appoyntedbe ready. I will manifest the works of the Seas: and the

miracles of the Deape, shall be known.

{B}efafes, {eo}dem die

Behold, thow desyrest, and art syck with desyre: I am thedisposer thowgh not the composer of Gods Medicines. Thowdesyrest to be cumforted in thy labors and strengthened in thylabors: I mynister ^unto th the strength of God. What I say is notof my self: neyther that which is sayd to me, is of them selves,but it is sayd of him which liueth for euer. These Mysterieshath God lastly, and of his great Mercyes graunted unto thee. Ihaue answered thy dowting mynde. Thow shailt be glutted, yeafilled, yea thow shalt swell and be puffed up with the perfectknowledge of Gods Mysteries in his mercies.

Carmara, die 17. {No}uemb.

Abuse them not. Be faithfull, Use Mercy. God shall enricheth: Banish wrath: yt was the first*, and is the greatestcommaundment. I rayng by him: and live by him, whichrayngneth and liueth for euer.

{* A}nnael gaue me ..e as ...appeares Anno 1581.

I haue shewed th perfectly: Behold I teach th agayn: O howmercifull is God that revealeth so great Secrets to flesh andblud. Thow hast 42 letters. Thy Tables last, conteyn so many&c.

{C}armara. {di}e 17 Novemb.


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Whan thow wilt work for any thing apperteyning unto theestate of a good King: Thow must first call uppon him, whichis theyr prince. Secondly the ministers of his powre ar six &c.

{C}armara eodem tempore.

In owtward sense, my words are true: I speak now of the use ofone of the first, that I spak of; or manifested yesterday. Sayd I

not, and shewed I not, which had the government of Princes?for as it is a Mysterie to a farder matter, so is it a purpose to apresent use. Yf it rule worldly princis, how much more shall itwork with the Princis of Creation? Thow desyrest use. I teachuse. And yet the Art is to the farder understanding [168r] of allsciences, that are past, present, or yet to come.

Frute hath farder vertue, then onely in the eating: Gold his{farder} condition, property and quality, then in melting, orcommon use. Kings there are in Nature, with Nature, andabove Nature. Thow {art} Dignified. &c.

{eodem} tempore.

Last of all thy Ryng, which was appointed th with theLamyne comprehending the forme* of thy own name. Whichis to be made in pf{ect} gold: as is affore sayde.

{vi}de Ao ... {Ca}rmara:{eo}dem tempore.

Thow shalt be cumforted. But respect the world to come:Whereunto thow art provyded, and for what ende: and that, inwhat tyme. Serve god truely, Serve him justly. Great care is tobe had, with those that meddle with princis affayres: Muchmore consideration, with whome thow shallt meddle, or useany practise. But God hath shadowed th from destruction. Hepreserveth his faithful, and shaddoweth the iust, wth a sheld ofhonor. None shall enter into the knowledg of thes mysteries

with th, but this worker* &c.

*E.K.

Finally God doth enriche th with knowledg: and of thy selfhath given the understanding of these worldly vanities. He ismercifull: And we his good Creatures, neyther haue, do, norwill forget th. God doth bless you both: whose mercy,goodnes and grace, I pronownce and utter uppon you. I hauesayd.Dee, Dee, Dee, At length, but not to late.

[ as concerning these Mysteries atteyning &.]King Bobogel, Novemb. 19.

Lo thus thow seest the Glory of Gods creatures: whom thowmayst use, with the consideration of the day, theyr King, theyrprince and his character: The King and Prince govern for thehole day: the rest according to the six parts of the day. Usethem to the glory of God prayse and honor of him, whichCreated them, to the laude and prayse of his Maiestie.

King Carmara, Novemb. 20.

Write this reverently. Note it with submission. What I speakhath not byn revealed, no not in these last tymes of the second

King Bynepor, {di}e 20.{N}ovemb.


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last world &c.

Thow shalt work marvaylous marvaylously by myworkmanship in the Highest.Unto my Prince (my Subiect) are deliuered the keyes of the

Mysteries of the earth. All these are Angels, that govern underhim: &c. Use them, They are, and shalbe at thycommanndement.

King Bnaspol. die 20. Novemb.

By me thow shalt cast out the powr of all wycked Spirits.By me thow shalt know the doings and practises of evyll men:and more then may be spoken, or uttred to man.

King Bnaspen, die 20. Novemb.

quanta est ho[min]is Infirmitas et Corruptio, qui Angelis,idqe suis bonis, fidem autem Deo, vix habet? O[mn]iaMundana fces; Mundi corruptiones in se habent. Deus nr,Deus nr, Deus (inquam) ille nr, Verus cum veris suis Angelis,eiqe servientibus, semper verus est Pete quae vis. Dixi et quod

dixi Obumbratum est veritate, Justitia, et perfectione

Ecce -- -- holding up the meat rod

Hic -- pointing to the ende of the rod

Per hoc, pointing to the Middle of it.

Et a mensur fine, nos nostramqe mensurabis potestatem. Age(inquam) Quid vis? &c.Obscurum enim Nihil est, quod per illum EK:, recepisti . Age

King Carmara, Novemb. 21

One thing is yet wanting, a mete receptacle &c. There is yetwanting a stone. &c.One there is most excellent, hid in the Secret of the depth &c.In the uttermost part of the Roman possession. &c. Lo themighty hand of God, is uppon th &c.

Thow shalt prevayle with it, with kings and with all Creaturesof the world: whose beautie (in vertue) shall be more worththen the kingdomes of the earth &c. Go toward it and take it up&c. Kepe it sincerely: Let no mortall hand towch it but thyown.

King Carmara, Novemb. 21.

[168v] Thy Character must haue the names of the five Angels(written in the myddst of Sigillum meth) graven uppon theother side, in a circle. In the myddst wherof must the stone be,which was allso browght. Wherein Thow shallt at all tymesbehold (priuately to thy self) the state of Gods peop{le,}throwgh the whole earth.

... {corner of leaf torn; HM hasAnno 1583 May 5} ???=...?? Car=... ?? caue (?){B}aligon.

Go and thow shalt receyue. Tary and you shall receyue. Slepe Raphael Ao 1583. Martij 23.


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and you shall see: But watch and yor eyes shalbe fully opened.One thing which is the grownd and Element of thy desyre, isallready perfited &c. Out of Seuen Thow hast byn instructed,of the lesser part most perfectly.All those before spoken of, are Subiect to thy Call. &c.

Of frendship, at any tyme, thow mayst see them, and knowwhat thow wylt.

Euery one (to be short) shall at all tymes and seasons, shew thDirection in any thing &c.

One thing I answer th, for all Officis: Thow hast in subiectionall Officis: Use them when it please th: and as thy Instructionhath byn.

Raphael, Marty 26. Anno 1583.{HM lists the date as March 23,however, per Sl. 3188, 'Allthose...' and 'Euery one...' wereMarch 26. The third quote is nolonger extant in Sl.3188, butHM lists the date elsewhere asMarch 15.}

The Lord sayeth, I haue hardened the hart of one of you: yea Ihaue harden{ed} him, as the flynt: and burnt him togither with

the ashes of a Cedar. To the Intent, he may be proued Just inmy work: and great in the strength of my glory: Neyther shallhis mynde consent to the wyckednes of Iniquitie. For fromIniquitie, I haue Chosen him to be a first Earthly wytnes of mydignitie.

Uriel, Ao 1583Aprilis 23:

{HM includes several more paragraphs, and omits thefollowing concluding paragraph.} Soli Deo Omnipotenti omnis honor et Gloria. Amen.

Cap. 3: ^Some remembrances Of the necessary furniture

^and Circumstances necessary in for the exercise Heptarchicall.

First cast thy ey unto the generall prince, Governor, or Angel,that is Principal in this world. Than place my name, whomethow hast allready.Than the Name of him, that was shewed th yesterday, [wth theshort cote.] Then his powre, with the rest of his six perfectministers.With these thow shalt work to a good ende. All the rest thowmayst use to gods Glory. for every one of them shall minister

to thy Necessities.

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Moreover when thow workest, thy fete must be placed upponthese Tables, which thow seest wrytten last: comprehending42 letters and names. But with this consideration, that the firstCharacter, which is the first of the 7, in thy former boke beplaced uppon the top of the Table, which thow wast, and art &shalt be commaunded to haue and use.

KingCarmarain the

presenceofMichaelAo

1582.{No}vemb.17.

Last of all the Ring, which was appointed th, with thelamyne Comprehending the forme of thy own name. which isto be made in perfect gold: as is affore sayd.

Euen as god is Just hast his Judgments true, his merciesunspe{akable} So are we the True Messengers of God and ourwords are true in his mercy for euer. Glory glory be to th most high God.

Lo, thus thow seest the glory of gods Creatures: whome thowmayst use, with the Consideration of the day, theyr King,theyr Prince and his Chara{cter.} The King and Prince governfor the whole day. The rest according to the six parts of theday. Use them to the glory, prayse & honor of him, whichCreated them, to the laude and praise of his Maiestie.

King

{C}armara.?????

Novemb.20.

[169r]

The Characters of the kings are in the Globe: and {of thePrincis,} in the Heptagonon.

KingCarmara,

Novemb.21.

The sonns of light light, and theyr Sonns, are Subiect unto myCmaund{ement.} This is a Mysterie, I haue spoken of it.Note it throwghly. They {are} my Servants. By them thowshalt work mervayles. My time {is} yet to come. TheOperation of the Erth is Subiect to my powre. And I am thefirst of the Twelue. My Seale is called Barees. And here it is.

Hagonel.

Novemb.16.Ao

1582.

In his Name = Carmara, with my name, by my Character, & the Princ


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rest of my Ministers are these things browght to pass.

1. These that lye here are witches, enchanters,Deceyvers, Blasphemers. And finally all they that useNature with Abuse: and dishonor him which rayngneth

for euer.2. The Second Assembly wer the Governers of the Erth,whose Glory, if they be good, the weapons which wehaue towght towght th, will augment Andconsequently, (yf they be euyll,) will pervert.

3. The Third Assembly, are those which tast of GodsMysteries, and dr{ink} of the Juyce of Nature: whosmyndes are diuided: Some with eyes loking towardheven: The rest to the Center of the erth.

Vbi non gloria, nec Bonitas, nec bonum est. It is wrowght, I

say, it is wrowght (for thy understanding) by the Seven of theSeven, which were the Sonns of Sempiternitie: whose namesthow hast written and recorded to Gods glory.

eHagonel.eodemtem=

pore

Mark this: All Spirits enhabiting within the Earth, where theyrhabitation is of force, not of Will, (Except the midest of myself which I know not) are Subiect to the powre hereof[pointing to his seale] with this you shall govern: With thisyou shall unlok: with this, (in his name, who raigneth) youshall discouer your e her entrayles.

PrinceButmonosaydthis;

buttheoffice is

ascribedunderkingBnas

poltoPrinceBlisdon:The

Mysterytherof Iknownotyet.

Whan thow wilt work ^forany thing apperteyning unto theestate of a good king, Thow must first call uppon him which is

KingCarm


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theyr Prince. Secondly the ministers of his powre are Six:whose names conteyn 7 letters apece: as thy Tables domanifest: by whom in generally, or by any one of them, inparticularitie, Thow shalt work for any intent or purpose. Asconcerning the letters particularly, They do concerne the

Names of 42. which 42, in generally or one of them do andcan work the destruction, hindrance or annoyance of theestate, condition, or degree, as well for body as government,of any wycked or yll liuing Prince. &c.

ara.Novemb.

17

Venito BOBOGEL, Rex et Princeps Nobilitatis: Venito cumministris:Venito (inquam): Venito cum Satellitibus tuis, munitus.[ This I note for a form of calling]

1582KingCarmaradie17.

Novemb.

Veni Princeps, 7 principum, qui sunt Aquarum principes: Egosunt Rex potens et mirabilis in Aquis: cuius potestas estaquarum visceribus.

KingBabalel tohis

prince:

Novemb.17.

Venito, Veni (inquam) Adesto. Veni Rex. O Rex, Rex, RexAquarum. Venito Venito (inquam). Magna est tua, Maior

autem mea potestas.

Ki{ng}Carmaraeode

mtempor.

Vitam dedit Deus omnibus Creationis. Venite, Veni Ignis, VeniVita Mortalium (inquam) Venite. Adestum Regnat Deus. Ovenite. Nam unus ille regnat, et est vita viuentium.

{K}ingCarmaraeodemtempore.

Venite, ubi, nulla quies, sed stridor dentium

{K}ingCar.eodemtempore.

{[In space between paragraphs:} Behold euery one of thesePrincis hathe his peculier Table.

Carm.

Novemb.


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2.

Venite vos, qui sub mea estis potestate Carmara.Thy Character must haue the names of the five Angels written(in the myddst of Sigillum meth) graven uppon the othersyde in a circle. In the mydst wherof, must the Stone be,which was allso browght: wherein thow shalt at all tymes,behold (priuately, to thy self) the state of Gods People,throwgh the whole earth.

Uriel1583.Ma. 5.

[169v]The 4 fete of the Table, must haue 4 hollow things of Swetewood wh{ereuppon} they may stand: Within the hollowneswherof, thy Seales may be kept unp{erished.} One month isall for the use therof.

The sylk must be of diuers cullors: the most changeable thatcan be got{ten.} For who is hable to behold the glory of theseat of God.

{Uriel,1583,}May5.

Thecullo

r wasshewedredandgreeneinterchangeably.

Nouemb.

21.Ao

1582

-- The Character or Lamyne for me, was Noted (Nouemb.17 Ao 1582) that it shold conteyne some token of my name:And, now, in this, accownted the True Character ofDignification, I perceyue no peculier mark or letters of myname.

The forme in euery corner, considereth thy Name. youmeane, there to be a certayn shaddow of Delta -- Uriel -

Well.

Uriel-1583.Ma.5.

- What is the use of the 7 Tables, (like armes) and fromwhat grownd are they framed, or deriued?

Uriel - They are the ensignes of the Creation: wherewithallthey were created by God: known onely by theyracquayntance, and the manner of theyr doings.


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- haue I rightly applyed the dayes to the kings -- Uriel - Thedayes are rightly applyed to the kings. &c. - The characters and words annexed to the Kings names inthe utter Circumference of the great Circle or Globe: How arethey to be used?

Uriel - They are to be paynted uppon swete wood, & so to beheld in thy hand as thow shaltt haue cause to use them.

----------Sigillum meth is to be set in the myddle of the Table.----------

Il,Aprilis 28,1583.

Grace, mercy and peace be unto the liuely branches of hisflorishing kingdome and strong art thow in thy glory, whichdost unknytt the Secret parts of thy liuely workmanship: andthat, before the weak understanding of man. Herein is thypowre & Magnificence opened unto man. And why? bycausethy Diuinitie and secret power, is here shut up in numeroTernario et Quaternario. A qo principium, et fundamentumomne huius est tui sanctissimi maximi (?) operis. For yf thow(O God) be wunderfull & incomprehensible in thyne ownesubstance, it must nedes follow, that thy works, are likewiseincomprehensible.But Lo, they shall now beleue, bycause they see: whichheretof{ore} could skarsly beleue. Strong is the Influence ofthy Supercelestiall powre: and mighty is the force of thatarme, which overcommeth all things. Let all powre (therfore)rest in th. Amen.

Leave oute the Bees of the seven names of the 7 kings, and 7Princis. and place them in a Table diuided by 12 and 7. the 7spaces, being uppermost: and therin write in the upper lyne,the let{ters} of the king, with th with the letters of his princefollowing, next after his name: and so of the Six other, andtheyr princis. And read them on the right hand, from the upperpart to the lowest. and thow shalt finde, then, the Compositionof this Table. Therin they are all comprehended, sauingcertayn letters, which are not to be put-in here: By reason thatthe Kings, and Princis do spring from God: and not God fromthe Kings and Princis: Which Excellency is comprehendedand is allso manifest, in that Third and fowrth Number. {inmarg: Number}

Rownd abowt the sides [of this square ^Table] is euery letter ofthe 14 na{mes,} [170r] of the 7 kings and princis.


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Hereafter shall you perceyue that the Glory of this Table{surmownteth} the Glory of the Sonne. All things els thatappertayne unto it, {are} allready prescribed by your formerInstruction.

God is the begynning of all things, but not after one soft: Norto euery One alike. But it is Three manner of works with hisName.

The One in respect of Dignification The Second in respect of Conciliation The Third in respect of an ende and determined

Operati{on.}

Now, (Syr,) to what ende wold you wear your Character? &c. At our first dealings to gither it was answered by a Spirituall

Creature, (whome we toke to be Uriel,) Sigillum hoc in aurosculpendum, ad defensionem Corporis omni loco, tempore etoccasione, et in pectus gestandum.

Il - But how do I teach? The Character is an Instrumentappliable Onely to dignification. But there is no Dignification(Syr) but that which doth procede, and hath his perfectcomposition Centrally, in the Square number of 3 and 4. TheCenter wherof shall be equall to the greatest. Hereby you maygather, Not onely to what ende, the Blessed Character(wherewith thow shalt be dignifyed) is prepared: but allso the

Nature of all other Characters.

IL.Aprilis 29.

1

To the Second - - Conciliation you meane.

Il - The Table is an Instrument of Conciliation. And so are theother 7 Characters, which you call by the name of Tables:Squared out into the forme of Armes: which are proper toeuery King and Prince according to theyr order.

2

Now to the last - - As concerning the ende and determinedOperation

IL - It consisteth onely consisteth in the mercy of God, and theCharacters of these bokes. &c.

3

Set down the Kings and theyr Princis in a Table as thowknowest them: with theyr letters backward: excepting theyrBees, fr the right hand to the left. Let Bobogel be first, andBornogo is his prince. &c.

IL

{ -Note,he}re, itmay


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Note.

and so on the backside of my Character or golden squareTable, and ???feth all the names of the 7 kings and theyr 7Princis: the generall little ^B B, absented from e?ho?? ?????mentally (?) allwayes conteyned (?) to be pies???d to echname: as well as in the great table.

De Sigillo meth; alr, vocato Sigillo Dei.

appere thatButmonoisPrinc

e toBynepor,andBlisdon

prince toKingBnas

pol.

Michael - I will shew th ?????, in the mighty hand andstrength of God, what his Mysteries are: The true Circle of his

ternitie: comprehending all vertue: The whole and SacredTrinitie:

Oh holy be he: Oh holy be he: Oh holy be he.

Michael,

1582,Mart 19.

Uriel answered, Amen.

Mich - Now, what wilt thow? - I wold full fayne procedeaccording to the matter in hand.

Mich - Diuide this owtward Circle into 40 equall partes:whose greatest numbers are 4. See thow do it presently - - I

did so diuiding it first into 4, and then every of them, into 10.

[170v]

He called one by name Semiel.

One cam in and kneled down: and great fyre came out of hismowth.Michael sayd: To him are the Mysteries of these Tablesknown.Michael sayd, Semiel, (agayn) and by and by heMichael sayd, O

God thow hast sayd, and thow liuest for euer. &c. Do notthink here to speak to him. Semiel stode up, and flaming fyrecam out of his mowth, and than he saide, as followeth.

Sem - Mighty lord, what woldst thow with the Tables?

Mich - It is the will of God Thow fatch them hither.


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Sem - I am his Tables. Behold these are his tables: Lo wherethey are.

- There cam-in 40 white Creatures, all in white silk long

robes, and they like Children. And all they falling on theyrknees, sayd:

Thow onely art holy among the Highest, O God thy Name beblessed for euer. Michael stode up out of his Chayre, and by and by all hislegs,semed to be like two great pillers of brass: and he as highas half way to heven: And by & by his sworde was all on fyre:& he stroke or drew his sword over all these 40 ^theyrheds. Theerth quaked: And the 40 fell down. And Michael called Semielwith a Thundring voyce & sayd, Declare the Mysteries of the

Liuing God, Our God, of One that Liueth for euer.Sem - I am ready.

- Michael stroke ouer them with his sword: and they all felldown (& Uriel ap allso) on his knees. And commonly at thestriking with the sword, flaming fyre, (like lightening) didflash with all.

Michael - Note. here is a Mysterie.

- Then stept furth one of the 40 from the rest: & opened hisbreast, which was covered with sylk and there appeared a

great all of gold.

Mich - Note the number. over the T, stode the Number of 4,

on this fashion

- The 40, cryed all cryed: Yt liueth and Multiplyeth for euer:blessed be his name.

- That creature did shut up his bosome, and vanished away


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like a fyre.

Michael - Place that in the first place. It is the Name of theLord.

- Then there semed a great clap of Thunder to be &c.

- And so furth. the whole second boke isnothing els but the Mysteries most Mervaylousof Sigillum Dei, otherwise called Sigillummeth. wherof here I did here but leavesome ????y {HM reads: admonishement}, &c.

Note allso, the Third boke was chiefly of the 7ensignes of Creation. &c. mentioned in this

Chapter of in the ^?????? of orations (?).[171r]

Caput 4.

Some Notice of peculier formes, wherein the Kings,

Princis, and Ministers Heptarchicall appeared.

King CARMARA

Appeared as a man, very well proportioned: in a long purpleRobe, and with a Triple Crowne of Gold on his hed.

At his first comming in, he had 7 ^ like men waighting on him:which afterwarde declared them selves to be 7 princis underthe 7 Heptarchicall Kings.

Uriel deliuered to him, at his first appearing, (which he keptstill in his hand) a rod, or straight little rownd staf of golddiuided into three distinctions: whereof two were dark, orblak, and the Third, bright red.

Note.

At the first, Uriel pluckt a thing from under the ^Covenant Table:and it grew Rownd, Bigger & bigger, (of fyrie Cullour) biggerthen all the world: and ^he sayd to me Vltima est hc tasvestra qu tibi revelata erit. Then cam swarming into thestone, Thowsand yea Inumerable people, Uriel sayd, Est inmundo, et cum incipiet cum illo alter Mundus. and he bad,

Uriel


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Note the forme of the thing seen. Note the cullour. The formeof the thing seen was a Globe Transparent fyre within whichthe people seemed to stand, Towers and Castells. &c. didappere therein, likewise. This Globe did king CARMARAseeme to go uppon, & to measure it: and there appeared a very

riche chayre to be set: allmost at the top of the Convexitie ofthe sayd Globe. wherein he sat down.

Prince HAGONEL

Note. All the 7 Princis, seemed to ^be men, and to haue red robes,but this Prince, his Robe, was shorter then the others. Theyhad all Cerclets of above on theyr heds, he had a rowndRing with a prik in the myddle which he affirmed to be hisseale. The name therof he sayde to be Barees, and that it is

.

The Sonns of light men and theyr Sonns, are Subiect unto hiscommaundement. They are his Servants. Their Apparitionappereth, the first 7 like little boyes yong men, the other 7 likelittle boys. [loke on the other side]

MinistersFilijLucisFilijfiliorumlucis???erte (?)filiam (?)

Note

King Carmara, did first Call the Princis .7. before him: andthey stode three on one side of him, and three on the other:But this Prince Hagonel, he toke, and set him in the myddlebefore him, as he sat in the Chayre, on the Convexity of theTransparent fyrie Globe. And after ward he called but fivekings: for he him self, supplyed two places of Kings,governing on Monday, and fryday. Blumaza he dyd not onesspeak of: I know, not yet, the Mystery therof.

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Rex

--

BLVM

AZA---

Princeps--

Bralges---

SapientiadificauitsibiDomum:exciditColumnasSeptem.Prouerb.9.

Die Lun {Monday}

O E S N G L E

A V Z N I L NY L L M A F S

N R S O G O O

N R R C P R N

L A B D G R E


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{Note: The ms. has F with a dot under it in the second square of the first row, with an E(also with a dot under it) above it. The circle is from HM; that in CMH is blank. -JHP}

CARMARA

Rex

Hagonel Prin

c{eps}

Shewedonely insquare

Die Dominica. {Sunday}

L E E N A R B


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L N A N A E B

R O E M N A B

L E A O R I B

N E I C I A B

A O I D I A B

BOBO

GEL

Rex

BO

RNOGO

Pri

nceps


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bothsquareandrown

d

Die Martis. {Tuesday}

E I L O M F O

N E O T P T A

S A G A C I Y

O N E D P O NN O O N M A N

E T E V L G L

BA

BALEL

Rex

BEFAF

Princep


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ES

s

Onelyshewed insquare

[172v]

Die Jouis. {Thursday}

BYN

EPOR

Rex


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BVTMONO

Princeps

B B A R N F L

B B A I G A O

B B A L P A E

B B A N I F G

B B O S N I A

B B A S N O D

Shewedonely insquare.

fol. 3. l:

Behold, this is my Seale. &c.

All spirits inhabiting within the earth, (where their habitation is of force, not of will) aresubiect to the powr hereof. With this you shall govern, with this you shall unlok: Withthis (in his name who rayneth) you shall discover her entrayles. &c.

Die Mercur {Wednesday}


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B

NASPOL

Rex

BLISDO

N

Princeps

E L G N S E B

N L I N Z V B

S F A M L L B

O O G O S R S

N R P C R R B

e r g d b a bShewedonely incircl


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e{sic}.

Die Sabati. {Saturday}

BN

APSEN

Rex

BRORGES:

Princeps

B A N S S Z E

B Y A P A R E

B N A M G E N

B N V A G E S

B L B O P O O


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B A B E P E N

Shewe

donely inCircle.

[173r]

Die veneris {Friday}

A O A Y N N LL B B N A A V

I O A E S P M

G G L P P S A

O E E O O E Z

N L L R L N A

S

hewedonely inCircle.

B

ALIGON

Re

x


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,aliterC

ARMARA:velMA

RMARA

BAGE

NOL

P{rincep

s}

Filij

luci

s

Filij

filior

um

I E


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l

IhAn--

Ilr

Aue--

Dmal

Liba--

Heeoa

Ro

cle--

Beigia

Hagonel--

Stimcul

Ilemese--

libo 4o. fol 2 PotestasCarmara,

Marmara,siueupsiusBaligon


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regnat infili(?)--

Rex--CARMARA

TheSonnesof

men,andtheyrSonns,aresubiectunto

mycommaundement.TheyaremyServants--Princeps-Minister


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--Hagon{el}pri

muset

{quartus}

ThisPrincecallethallthePeopleoftheearth:andthenhecommaundeth ofthreesorts:

1. K

2. N


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3. P

I am

PrimusetQuartusHagonel.

Here

ishisName(pointing to

=Carmar

a)&c.

Notwithstanding, IamhisMin

ister.AndpointingtoCarmar


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a,hesayd. Inhis

namewithmyname,bymyCharacter,

andtherestofmyMinis{ters}arethese

thingsbrowght topas.

It iswrought, bythe7 ofthe7,whichwere


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theSonnesSem

piternitie,whosenamesthowhastwrit

tenandrecordedtoGodsGlory:

[173v]

Bobog

elSonday

--Thedistributing,giving,andbestowingofWisdomeandScience:


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Theteachingoftrue

Philosophie,trueunderstandingofall

lerning,growndedupponwisdome:with

theexcellenciesinNature:andofmanyothergreatMysteries,mer


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vaylouslyavaylab

le,andnecessarie totheadvancingofthe

Glory ofourGOD,andCreator.Therfore, In

theName,&c.

GloriaPatri&c.

PrinceB

--TheAlteringoftheCorrupti


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orn

ogoSonday

onofNature,into

perfection:TheknowledgofMetalls.and

generallythePrincelyMinistringtothe

rightNobleandMightyKingBOBOGEL inhisgovernment ofDist


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ributing,givingand

bestowingofWisdome,science,TruePhil

osophie,andTrueUnderstanding,andof

otherverymanyhispeculiarRoyallPropreties.Therfore, IntheName,


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&c.

Paternost

er&c.

Raphal.Ao

158{sic}

[174r]

RexC

armaraDielu

n

Monda

--Who,^inthis

{Heptar

ch}icall

Doctrin

e

receyuedstatblessedUriel hishand,thegoldenrodofgovernment &


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y theChayreofdign

ity,:andtheTrdidstappearefirsttous.

TripleCrownin alongpurplerobe.Wh

osaydst tomeatMortlake, IministerthestrengthofGoduntoth.

Like


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wisethowsayd

st,TheseMysterieshathGod,{lastly,}

andofhisgreatmercyes,grauntedunto

th.Thowshalt beglutted,y{ea}fille

d:yeathowsha{llt}swell,


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andbepuffed

up,withtheperfectknowledgofGods

Mysteries inhismercies.Andsaydst,thisArt

is tothefarderunderstandingofallscie

nces,thatarepast,presentor


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yettocome.

Andimmediatelydidst sayuntome:Kingsther

eare,inNature,wythNature,andabo

ueNature.ThowartDignified.

And

^

sayds

t

concerningtheuseof


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theseTables,

Thisisbutthefirststep.Neythershalttho

wpractisethem invayne.

+Therfor

e,&c.

{inmarg:}+Andsaydthus:Gen

erally, ofGodhismercyesandgrac


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esonmedecr

eed,andbestowed:Whatsoeuerthowshal

tspeak,do,orwork,shalbeprofitabl

eandacceptable:AndtheEnde,shall begood.

PrTowhose


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ince

HAGONE

LMonday

Commaundement

theSonnesofmenandtheyrSonnesar

subiect:andarethyServants.Towhosepow

retheOperation oftheEarth issubiect.Who artthefirstofthetwelue:and


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whoseseale iscall

edBarees,andthisit is

AtwhoseCommaundementaretheKings,Noblemen,andPrincesofNature.Who artPrimusetQuartusHagonel.Who,by


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theseuen oftheseve

n(whicharetheSonnsofSempiternitie

)dostworkmervaylesamongstthepeo

pleoftheEarth:andhastsaydtome,ThatIallso,bythesamethy


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servants,sholdwor

kmervayles.ONobleHagonelwhoarte

theMinistertotheTripleCrownedKin

gCarmara:andNotwithstandingartPrinceoverthese 42Angelswhose


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namesandcharacte

rsdohereareherepresented.

Therf

ore&c.

[174v]

Re

xBlumaza

{Onethir

d ofthepage isblank.}

Prince

--Whosaydst ^tous

The


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psB

ralges

Creaturesliuing in

thyDominion,aresubiecttothypowre:

whosesubiectsareinvisible:andwhich

^

to my

seer

appearedlikelittlesmokes,withoutanyforme,Whoseseale ofgou


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ernment isthis:

Whosaydst,Beholde, I

amcome, Iwillteacheth,NameswithoutNumbers:TheCreaturessubiectuntome,shall beknownuntoyou,Therfor


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e, In&c.

[175r]

RexBal

igonfryday

The

shew-stone

{intopmarg:pronunc...are(?)}

Who

canstdistributeandbestowatpleasure

,{allthat}what{-so-euer}canbewrowght inaereallactions:who


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hastthegovern

ment ofthyselfperfectly: asamysteriekno

wnuntothyself.Whohastansweredth

ddidstaduertisemeofthisstoneandholyreceptaclebothnedefull


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tobehad,and

alsodidstdirectmetothetakingof it

up,beingpresentlyandin afewmynutes

oftyme,browght tomysight^{inmarg:frtheuttermostpartof


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theRomanposs

ession,beinghadtherinthesecret ofthe

depth}handling, &possessings(?),as tothis

dayitappereth.Whodidst saythenuntome,Thowshaltprevaylewith


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it,withKings

andwithallCreaturesoftheworld.who

sebeauty(invertue)shall bemorewort

h,thentheKingdomesoftheearth.forthewhichpurposeshererehersed


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, andother,

tobe

partely,nowtobeusedandenioyed,&^partely

hereaftermoreabunda

ntly

(astheLord

godofhoastsshalldispose)Andallsobycausethow thyself

artgoverno


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urofthes42

thymighty,fffaithfull&obedientMin

isters:Therfore, In&c.

RexBna

psenSa

--

Thegovernment ofallenchantersConiure

rs,witchesandwickedspirits


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terday.

hated ofGod,and

includedforeuerinoutwarddarknes :

Whohastsaydtome,Thatbyth Ishall

castoutethepowre ofallwickedspirits:Andthatbyth Ishall ormayknow


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thedoingsandprac

tisesofeuyllmen,andmorethenmay

bespokenoruttred toman.Therfore

&c.PrincepsB

rorges

--Who^beingthe

Prince,

and

chief

Ministe

r and

govern

or

under

thy

right

Puissan

t King

Bnapse


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n,

didstappear

tomyseerinmostterriblemannerof

firyflamyngstreams,andsaydstNouiIanu

ammortisetpercussitgloriaDeiImpiorumparietes.

Therfore&c.


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[175v]

RexBab

alelTuesday

--

Who artKing inWaters:Mightyandwunderfullinwaters,whosepowr isinthebowelsofthewaters:whoseroyallpersonwiththyNobleprinceBefafes

,


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andhis42Minister

s,TheTripleCrownedkingCarmara

badmevsetotheGloryprayseandhon

orofhimwhichcreatedyouall,tothelaudeandprayseofhisMai


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estie.

Therf

ore,&c.

Prince

psBefafes

--Who artPrinceof

theseas:Thypowr isvpponthewaters.

Thowdrownedstpharao:andhastdestroyedthewycked.Thynamewas


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knowntoMoyses

,thowliuedstinIsral:

--Wh

ohastmeasuredthewaters:whowastwith

KingSalamon,andallsolongafterthat,withScotus:butnotknown^to


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him

bythytrue

name:forhecalledthMares.Andsinc

ethowwastwithnone:^Except

when

^

thow

preseruedstme(throwghthemercyofGod)fromthepowr of


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thewyckedand

wastwithmeinextremities:Thowwastwth

methrowghly:whoofthegyptianshast

byncalledObelison, inrespectofthypleasantdeliuerance:Andbythatnam


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e tomeknowne

:andofmeNotedinrecord,tobe

theNobleandCurteousObelison.Whose

Nobleministers42,areofverygreatpowre,dignitie,andAuthoritie:As


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some inthemea

suringofthemotions,ofthewaters,and

saltnesoftheseas, ingiuinggoodsucc

essinBattayles,reducingships,andallmannerofvesselsthatfleteupp


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ontheseas: To

some allthefishesandmonstersoftheseas

,yeaallthatliueththerein,arewellkno

wn:andgenerallyarethedistributersofGodsJudgmentsupponthe


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Watersthatcou

ertheearth.Someconductwaterswat

ersthrowghtheearth:other dobeautify

NatureinherComposition.Therestaredistributersanddeliuerers ofthe


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Threasorsand

unknownsubstancesoftheSeas:Tho

w ^O

Noble

Prince

Befafes

badst meuseth,inthenam

e ofGod.Therfore&c.

[176r]

Rex

Towhometheearthwith


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Bn

aspolWensday.

herbowels,andsecr

etswhatsoeuer,aredeliuered:andhastsayd

tomeheretofore:Whatthowart,ther

e Imayknow.Thowartgreat,but,(asthowtruelydidstconfess,)


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heinwhomtho

wart,isgreaterthenthow:Therfore, In

&c.

Prince

psBlisdon

--Untowhomethekeys

oftheMysteries oftheeartharedeliuered:whose42ministersareAng


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elsthatgovernund

erth:Allwhich,thymightyking^Bnaspol

badmeuse:andaffirmedthattheyareandshal

beatmycommaundement:Therfore, In&c.

Il.1583.Thu

Yfthowhau


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rsdayAprilis18.

e aparcellorpart

(outofeueryplace) oftheerth,inanysma

llquantity,thowmaystwork bythe

Creatures,whosepowr itis towork insuchcauses,whichwillbring it(neu


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ertrustme)before

youcantelltwenty.

[176v]

RexByn

epor

Thursda

y

--

Upponthedistributionandparticipationof

whoseexaltedmostespeciallandglorifiedpowre,restethonelyanddep


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endeththegenerall

stateandCondition ofallthings.Whosesanc

tification,gloryandrenowne,althowg

h ithadbegynning,yetcanitnot,neythershallhaueending.Hethat


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Measureth,sayd,

andthowwasttheende ofhisworkmanshi

p.Thowartlikehim,andofhim:yetnot

aspartaking oradherent:butdistinctinonedegree.Whanhecamtho


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wwastmagnified by

hiscomming:andartSanctified,world

withoutende.VitaSuprem

aVitaSuperio

rVitaInfimatuissuntmensurata

manibus

.

Notwithstanding,Tho


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wartnotof

thyself:Neytheristhypowrthyneown

e:Magnified behisname.Thowartin

all:Andallhathsomebeing byth:yetthypowr isnothinginrespectof


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hispowr,whi

chhathsentth.

Newworlds.Perhapsa

newperioddothbegynn,as Ihaue setdown in

theVolumeoffamousandrichDiscoveries.

after

greatperiod.

Thowbegynnestnewworl

ds

,newpeople,NewKings,andNew

knowledgof aNewgovernment.And

hastsaydtome,Thowshalt


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workMervaylous,

Mervaylously,bymyworkmanship, inthe

Highest.Therfore, IntheName,&c.

PrincepsB

utmon

--Who artlifeandbreath inliuingCreatures:Allthingsliuebyth,


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o theImageofOne

excepted. Allthekindesofthebeasts ofthe

earthdostthowenduewithlife.Thyseal

e istheyrglory.OfGodthowartsanctified.andthowreioysest.


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Theliuing,theend

e,andbegynningofallbeaststhow

knowest.andbysufferancethowdisp

osestthem,untyllthyVyoll berunne.

Therfore,&c.


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[177r] [177r is blank]

[177v]

The seven Kings

1. Carmara^as aman

very

well

proporti

oned

in a

longpurplerobe.Wth

aTriplecrown

onhished.

2.{illegible marg note.}

Bobogel -in ablackveluet

coat,andhishoseclosewith


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veluetupperstoks:

overlaydwithgoldlace:With avelvethat-

cap,withablackfeatherin it.withacape

ononeofhissholders: hispursehangingathisneck: &soputunder


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hisgyrdell^atwhich

hong a

gylt

rapier:hisbeardlonghehadplinufle

s &pynsions.

Hesayd, Iwearthes

erobes,notinrespectofmyself,butofmygovernment.

The


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ministerscamwth

himBob.,42,alltrymmedafterthemanner

ofNobilitynowadayes,wth

giltrapers. 7

ofthemwereapparayledlikeBobogel,sagely &gravely:alltherest


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arruffynlike.

Thelast7 doseme tobemenbothmen&wo

men: forbefore intheforeparttheyseme tobe

attyredlikwomen^withfarding

ales,& inthebakpartlikemen.

3. Babalel -As


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thoughhewera

kingwithacrown^ofGold

onhishedhis

apparayle, alongrobewhitish.hisleftarme

^

sleve

wasverywhite. &hisrightarmeblacksleve,wasblack.hesea


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medtostandupp

onwater,hisnamewaswritteninhis

forhed:Babalel.

Theforme7 ofhis42Ministe

rs

haueCercletsontheyrheds.

forkingBabalelhefirstcall


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edBefafes,OVeni

Princepsinprincipum,quisuntaquaru

mPrincipes&c.& oftheseseventhe

letterssemebetwenetheyrfete.

4. B

ynepor-Theministers42like


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ghostesorsmokes

withoutallformehavingeveryoneof

them alittleglitteringspark offyreinthe

middestofthem:andeveryspark aletter init.

5. Bnaspoll{sic} -Wit


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h aredRobe &a

Crowneonhished.

TheMinisterssem

edtohaueletters inthepalmesofthey

rhands.Standingabowt alittlehillofclay.andbehindethisa fardidstand an


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InnumerableCo

mpanyofuglypeople.

6. Bnapsen -aking

withacrownonhished.

Carmara called saying (?)Venite, ubi nulla quies, sedstridor dentium. {"Come here,where there is no peace, but

only the gnashing of teeth."MLQ, Book 4, Nov. 20, 1582}

TheMinisters

^men

42tossedtheTablerowndTable

(whichtheyhold) allinfireflam


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ing.&heldinthey

r{hands}.

7. Baligon-Idemquae

Carmara wth

histripleCrown&longpurp

leroabe.

his42ministers,werbrig

htpeople:andbesidesthem


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Alltheayerswa

rmethwithcreatures.Theyrletterswer

e intheyrforheds:Theystand inaCirc

le:Theytakethelettersfromtheyrforheds&setthem inaCirc


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le.

[178r]

The form of the first apparitions Heptago{num} Prm (?)

Carmara -- Camfirst

in,hauing 7waightyngonhimandthey(as

affafterwardappered)werethe7

prin{ces}butCarmarahim


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both nedefull to be had, and allso, didst direct me, to the taking ofit up: being presently, and in a few mynutes of tyme, browght tomy sight, (from the secret of the depth, where it was hyd, in theuttermost part of the Roman possession): Which stone thowwarnedst me that No mortall hand, but my own, should touch: and

saydst unto me: Thow shalt prevayle with it, with Kings and withall Creatures of the world: whose beauty (in vertue) shalbe moreworth then the Kingdomes of the erth. For the which purposes,here rehersed, and other, partely now to be practised and enioyed,and partely hereafter, more abundantly, (As the Lord God ofhoasts shall dispose) And allso, Bycause, thow thy self artGovernour of these 42 thy mighty, faithfull and obedientMinisters: Therfore, In the Name, &c.

Ao 1583 Ma 5 Blessed

Uriel sayd to me AMeridie hora 4 1/2 AtMortlake

The stone and holyReceptacle.

Thy Character must haue the names of the fiue Angels (written in

the mydst of Sigillum meth) graven uppon the other side in acircle. In the mydst whereof, must the stone be, (which was allsobrowght). Wherein, Thow shalt, at all tymes, behold (priuately tothy self) the state of Gods people, throwgh the whole Earth.

PrinceBAGENOL

[188r]

SATERDAYE

KingBNAPSEN

-- Who hast sayd to me, That by th I shall cast oute the powre of allwycked spirits: And that by th I shall, or may know the doings andpractises of euyll men: And more then may be spoken or uttred to man:Therfore In the Name: &c.

PrinceBRORGES:

-- Who, being the Prince, chief Minister, and Gouernor under thy rightpuyssant King BNAPSEN, didst, (to my seer) appear, in most terriblemanner, of fyrie flamyng streams: and saydst, Noui Ianuam mortis. Etpercussit gloria Dei Impiorum parietes.

Therfore In the Name, &c.


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