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| | John Dee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | His ultimate goal was to help bring forth a unified world religion through the healing of the breach of the Catholic and Protestant churches and the recapture of the pure theology of the ancients. | | | Dee appeared in the Star Chamber and exonerated himself, but was turned over to the reactionary Catholic Bishop Bonner for religious examination. | | | Dee and Kelley began a nomadic life in Central Europe, but they continued their spiritual conferences, which Dee recorded meticulously. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dee
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| | HistoryOfMagick.com Articles: John Dee (Part 1) |
| | Dee believed wholeheartedly that what the angels/spirits/intelligences told him through his scryer was true and obeyed their commands religiously. | | | Dee was very well respected during the early parts of his career, often in contact with higher ups in British society and the Catholic Church, and amassing for himself one of England's finest libraries. | | | Basically, the Church believed that because Dee had a wife, and therefore was concerned with "worldly" matters, he couldn't possibly be in contact with good angels, for only very holy, celibate hermits received such visits. |
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http://www.historyofmagick.com/magick/articleview.asp?Post=78
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| | John Dee and Thomas Digges: like father, like son? |
| | Ironically, just as Dee was forsaking earthly avenues to wisdom in favour of spiritual access to more ‘radicall truthes’ in the 1580s, the prosaic part of his public programme was being successfully adapted by figures such as Digges who refashioned their identities as mathematical practitioners. | | | For Dee, the new star was literally an epoch making event: he used its appearance to mark a new year zero of the same status as the birth of Christ and the creation of the world. | | | For Dee, the existence of spirits was not only literally interpreted and routinely granted but access to spiritual intelligences was philosophically justified within a metaphysics linking human nature and the supercelestial realm. |
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http://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/staff/saj/texts/dee-digges.htm
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| | John Dee |
| | Dee reassured her saying he would have nothing to do with the proposal, but the seed of the idea had been firmly planted in all their minds. | | | Dee recorded in his diaries that Madimi; "Was a spiritual creature, like a pretty girl of seven or nine years of age, half angel, half elfin". | | | John Dee’s cousin, Blanche Parry who was Maid of Honour to the young princess Elizabeth, who at the time was confined to Woodstock near Oxford. |
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http://www.twistedtree.org.uk/JohnDee.htm
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| | Ch 10 Marriage |
| | Dee's memory may be entrusted to the kinder judges of to-day, who will be more charitable because more enlightened and less impregnated with superstition. | | | Dee comes out now as in the van of Elizabethan movements, the maritime expansion, the scientific activity of all kinds, and moreover as particularly Elizabethan in spirit in his appeal to the rising artisan classes. | | | In her biography of Dee, John Dee (1527-1608), published in 1909, Charlotte Fell Smith says (Chapter 1): "There is perhaps no learned author in history who has been so persistently misjudged, nay, even slandered, by his posterity, and not a voice in all the three centuries uplifted even to claim for him a fair hearing. |
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http://gfisher.org/chapter_10.htm
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| | Ron Heisler - John Dee and the Secret Societies |
| | Dee's spiritual diaries are enlivened by periodic bouts of obvious paranoia, but on this occasion his apprehensions appear well founded. | | | Edwardes's influence on Dee is unmistakable, to whom a spirit discoursed freely on the 24th March 1583 on the course of nature and reason, telling how "New Worlds shall spring of these. | | | Dee's religious views have always been irritatingly opaque. |
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http://www.levity.com/alchemy/h_dee.html
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| | John DEE, an Elizabethan Magus |
| | Dee is said to have found a copy of the Necronomicon, given to him by the alchemist Jacob Eliezer known as the "Black Rabbi" (this book does exist and was the basis of Kelly and Dee's Endochian magic, Crowley's The Book of the Law and H.P Lovecraft's Cthulthu Mythos). | | | Dee was so convinced of the truth of these visions that he transcribed them verbatim and they can be found in the book: 'A True and Faithful Relation of what passed between Dr. Dee and some Spirits'. | | | Laski invited the two men, along with their wives and children to return with him to Poland, so they all went. |
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http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/JohnDee.htm
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| | Dr. John Dee - The R+C Legacy |
| | Also, that under the leadership of John Dee specifically, a group of scholars, noblemen and noblewomen began in the 16th Century what has been recognized as "the Rosicrucian movement" of the 17th Century. | | | As a way of introducing Dr. Dee, the following is a prayer of petition in its entirety that he wrote and said regularly. | | | It became the first universal textbook of arithmetic using the Arabic system of numbers—after the cumbersome Roman numerals that had been used for centuries. |
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http://www.crcsite.org/dee1.htm
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| | John Dee - Alex Sumner |
| | Dee believed he had a sacred mission to heal the rift which had opened up between the two factions, which appeared to him as the most serious threat that the Christian faith had ever faced. | | | It is not surprising therefore that Dee himself was concerned to heal the split in the Church, through the doctrine of Eirenicism, where the doctrinal differences of Catholicism and Protestantism were reconciled by reference to the non-Christian teachings of Hermeticism. | | | Dee predicted the rise of the British Empire; not a particularly prophetic act, as all the other countries of Europe, especially Spain and France, wanted new colonies in the New World as well. |
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http://www.jwmt.org/v1n1/dee.html
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| | John Dee |
| | Dee a Christian, sought only communication with angels and had no interest in black magic. | | | Dee frequently consulted mediums in his attempts to communicate with spirits. | | | He thought that communicating with the spirits might also help him find treasure. |
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http://www.crystalinks.com/dee.html
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| | What is the relationship between Dr. John Dee and the Necronomicon? |
| | Dee divided the world into three ages: the first age up to the Flood, a second age up to the coming of Jesus Christ, and a final age terminated by the destruction of the world. | | | When I began to read Dee’s angelic transcripts I was struck by the thought that the God of Dee’s angels was the same demonic demiurgic God I was already familiar with in gnostic texts. | | | It is possible that these seven evil sons of Ea reappear in the Apocalypse, firstly as the seven angels with seven trumpets whose sounding progressively causes terrible events to occur that mark the end of the world, and also the "seven angels with seven plagues" carrying bowls containing the wrath of God. |
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http://www.digital-brilliance.com/kab/essays/GnosticTrail.htm
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| | History Quest - John Dee |
| | Saul was eventually visited by "a spiritual creature." who spoke first of "Albion's ancient treasure revealed in a sacred scripture" and of "the holy man's unspoken vision"- and finally claimed kinship to Prince Owen having been in his household prior to the Prince's great journey. | | | Or even on what precise date he was buried in the chancel of the church standing so close to his house at Mortlake which had been his home for over thirty years. | | | On which of December's few remaining days, Dee passed on, to join his friends and loved ones (and perhaps even those angels) so close to him during life, we do not know. |
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http://www.geocities.com/runetruth/john-dee.html
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| | John Dee, the Queen's astrologer |
| | Dee's interest in crystallomancy was undoubtedly stimulated by his meetings with Renaissance Cabalists and by his genuine and scientific desire to explore the possibilities of spiritualism and telepathy. | | | A distinction was made both by the scholastic laity and the Church between natural or 'white' magic, and black magic. | | | -- True and Faithful Relation of What Passed for Many Years Between Dr. John Dee and Some Spirits (1659). |
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http://www.occultopedia.com/d/dee.htm
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| | Claire Fanger Reviews Deborah Harkness, *John Dee's Conversations with Angels* |
| | Although she cites Stephen Clucas' recent work on the precedents for Dee's practices in medieval Solomonic magic, she largely ignores its implications; at any rate she does not pursue his leads and does not seem to have looked closely at most of the texts he cites. | | | All use prayer; even necromantic rituals often show a fine sensitivity to the order in which lower spirits must be bound by loftier ones, and it is generally recognized in one way or another that the whole machine moves at the will of God. | | | This lack of interest is most perceptible when it comes to the late medieval precedents for the practice of invoking angels. |
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http://www.esoteric.msu.edu/Reviews/harkness-review.html
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| | John Dee's Mysteriorum Libri Quinque - contents |
| | Dee asks about the lost Book of Enoch mentioned in Jude, and also about the lost writings of Esdras. | | | Gargat, a wicked spirit intrudes while Dee is away. | | | Mysteriorum Libri Quinque ('The Five Books of the Mysteries') / by Dr. John Dee. |
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http://www.esotericarchives.com/dee/sl3188.htm
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| | John Dee |
| | It was around this time that Dee started using the mysterious Enochian script to communicate with the Angels. | | | Called the language of angels it is definitely a structured language, although its real origins are obscure. | | | Whatever its origins people who have worked with Enochain magic have claimed that it does seem to work. |
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http://www.mysteriousbritain.co.uk/occult/john_dee.html
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| | John Dee's Five Books of Mystery: Original Sourcebook of Enochian Magic, Edited by Joseph Peterson From the collected ... |
| | All this was preparation for Dee’s main achievement: five books, revealed and transcribed between March 1582 and May 1583, bringing to light mysteries and truths that scholars and adepts have been struggling to understand and use ever since. | | | These books detail his system for communicating with the angels, and reveal that the angels were interested in and involved with the exploration and colonization of the New World, and in heralding in a new age or new world order. | | | These books detail his system for communicating with the angels, and reveal that the angels were interested in and involved with the exploration and colonization of the New World, and in heralding in |
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http://www.storesonline.com/site/871063/product/IJB-182-A-M-RW
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| | Edward Kelly and John Dee: Alchemists Who Transmuted the Stone. |
| | Dee was still unable to understand the deceased bishop's manuscript, but he knew how to use the powder. | | | The two companions, whose link was gold on whatever level it manifested, went to Bohemia and Germany. | | | John Dee, who had been wise enough to realize his own ignorance and remain in obscurity, fled to England, where he sought and received the protection of Queen Elizabeth. |
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http://www.alchemylab.com/kellydee.htm
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| | Francis Bacon & John Dee |
| | There is no doubt of John Dee's ubiquitous influence during the Elizabethan age. | | | For Dee, seven was a sacred cabbalistic and lucky number.(Richard Deacon) | | | Dee was responsible for choosing the most auspicious date for Elizabeth's coronation which was on January 15th, 1559. |
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http://www.sirbacon.org/links/dblohseven.html
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| | No. 474: John Dee |
| | Dee had asked if nature reveals itself from outside the human psyche or from within it. | | | Maybe we saw our ignorance of nature's forces more clearly then than we do now. | | | Dee was not one of the great discoverers. |
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http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi474.htm
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| | Dee Scrying Method |
| | Through his studies Dee was well versed in the magic of the ancient world. | | | The angels treated Kelley with contempt and only used him as a line of communication to Dee. | | | Sometimes Dee used a mirror of obsidian which he called his jet shewstone. |
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http://www.paralumun.com/deescry.htm
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| | john and dee..... |
| | Not because it is really chinatown but it's a place where once buffalo carries water, it's simple yet it's also DEEP like me? DEE plus my initial P.... | | | i just wanna thank God for sending me Dee..... | | | i didn't know if i had made a mistake...but john is much more brave, he kill them and throw them all |
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http://johncanddee.blogspot.com
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| | John Dee |
| | Although he remained in favour with Queen Elizabeth I, Dee, along with Kelley and their wives and servants, were forced out of England when the clergy began preaching against magical activities. | | | Consulted mediums in his attempts to communicate with spirits. | | | "...In Dee's most Hermetic work, the Monas Hieroglyphica, (One Hieroglyph), published in Antwerp in 1564, Dee believed he had found a 'hieroglyph', a hitherto hidden 'symbol' which contained in its form the very unifying principle of reality. |
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http://www.aracaria.com.au/study_stuff/foucault_10.htm
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| | *Ø* Wilson's Almanac free daily ezine John Dee in the lives of Mercator and Francis Bacon Gerard queen's ... |
| | Suspicions had been aroused in the Catholic Church, not only because of Mercator’s faith, but also because he had travelled far and wide to find material for his profession. | | | Dee refers to earlier scientists who also claimed this fact. | | | However, such was his popularity and the public perception of his relative innocence, his disfavour with the Crown, the Lords and the people did not last long. |
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http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/geniuses.html
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| | Apologia of John Dee |
| | In the new list of additions and corrections to the S.T.C. by Bishop there is no mention of the present edition either. | | | In 1583 Dee went on a long visit to the continent with the imposter Kelley and during his absence the mob broke into his house at Mortlake and destroyed most of his library and his instruments: it is also evident that various charges of unlawful studies were levelled at him in his absence. | | | Dee returned, without Kelley, in 1589 and this "Letter" was originally written soon after his return; anyhow he was speedily restored to royal favour and the present work probably played a large part in this. |
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http://www.sirbacon.org/links/apology.html
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| | fUSION Anomaly. John Dee |
| | The angelic channeler John Dee believed that specially constructed mirrors could draw magical power from the | | | John Dee reputedly had over 6,000 books in his | | | He had books, we have a partial catalog of his library, he had books that do not exist now. |
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http://fusionanomaly.net/johndee.html
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| | CD Baby: JOHN DEE HOLEMAN: Bull Durham Blues - from jkloss |
| | “John Dee Holeman is a wonderful carrier of the southeast blues tradition.” | | | As might be expected from such an artistic personality, Holeman is also a master of the spoken word. | | | Over the years his musical and dancing skills were sharpened in local competitions at house parties, cornshuckings, woodcuttings, and other rural recreations. |
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| | Writings of John Dee |
| | Revealed to Dr. Dee by the angels, this book is described as 'a Book of Secrets and Key of this World'. | | | Dee's own summary, in Grimoire form, of his techniques for communicating with angels, and practical benefits therefrom. | | | This little magical text written by John Dee predates his magical workings documented in the Mysteriorum Libri. |
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http://www.esotericarchives.com/dee
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| | The John Dee Publication Project |
| | The following documents are electronic reconstructions of the first three books of John Dee's Quinti Libri Mysteriorum, the original of which is Sloane MS. | | | Expect a great deal of new material in the very near future. | | | Most of the materials here are presented in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, as it is the best means I have discovered to present this work in a uniform manner which is accessible to users of most computer platforms. |
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http://www.john-dee.org
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| | Dee summary |
| | John Dee wrote on trigonometry, on calendar reform, on navigation, on geography and on astrology. | | | He became astrologer to Queen Mary but was imprisoned for being a magician. |
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http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Dee.html
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| | John Dee On-Line Store |
| | This store was assembled so fans and followers of John Dee could show their allegiance to their favorite winter outdoor enthusiast and meteorologist. | | | Store will go directly to the Copper Country Humane Society located in Houghton, Michigan. | | | All of John Dee's proceeds from every purchase made in this John Dee On-Line |
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