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The Hieroglyphic Monad by Dr. John Dee, J. W. Hamilton-Jones, 2010-05-23
The Mathematicall Praeface to Elements of Geometrie of Euclid of Megara by John Dee, 2010-03-07
The Perfect Art of Navigation by Dr. John Dee, 2010-09-10
Autobiographical Tracts by Dr. John Dee, James Crossley, 2010-05-23
TheEnochian Evocation of Dr. John Dee by John Dee, 1983-06
John Dee 1527 to 1608 by Charlotte Fell Smith, 2010-09-10
GUD Magazine Issue 0 by Debbie Moorhouse, Michelle Garren Flye, et all 2006-12-14
The Color Encyclopedia of Cape Bulbs by John C. Manning, Peter Goldblatt, et all 2002-12-01
A Symbolic Representation of the Universe: Derived by Doctor John Dee Through the Scrying of Sir Edward Kelly by Aleister Crowley, 2001-11
1527 Births: Maximilian Ii, Holy Roman Emperor, Bess of Hardwick, Abraham Ortelius, John Dee, Luis de León, Hamida Banu Begum
Geograph (16. Jahrhundert): John Dee, Johannes Corputius, Ladislaus Sunthaym, Duarte Pacheco Pereira, Leo Africanus, Matteo Ricci (German Edition)
Dr. John Dee: Rosicrucian, Mystic and Astrologer by G. M. Hort, 2010-09-10
Astrologue: Ptolémée, Johannes Kepler, Nostradamus, John Dee, Élizabeth Teissier, Paracelse, Tycho Brahe, Roger Bacon, Côme Ruggieri (French Edition)
John Dee's Natural Philosophy: Between Science and Religion.: An article from: Renaissance Quarterly by Brian P. Copenhaver, 1995-06-22

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Channel 4: Masters Of Darkness
Some say that Dr john dee s genius led him to become deranged and deluded, others believe he was in league with angels and devils.
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Extractions: Some say that Dr John Dee's genius led him to become deranged and deluded, others believe he was in league with angels and devils. He caused uproar in 16th-century Europe with his 'angelic conversations' - and he inspired the character of Prospero in William Shakespeare's The Tempest and the main character in Christopher Marlowe's Dr Faustus. But was Dee really 'a conjurer of wicked and damned spirits' or simply the dupe of a clever con man? Early promise When he was still a child, it became clear that John Dee was an exceptional student. At 15, he got a place at St John's College, Cambridge University, and quickly built a reputation as a mathematician, philosopher and astrologer . His skills were so renowned that by his early twenties he began drawing up astrological charts for Mary Tudor, the fiercely Catholic Queen who'd come to the throne in 1553. But Dee lived in a time when superstition and fear of the supernatural was rife and when he made the mistake of presenting Mary with an unfavourable horoscope, she charged him with witchcraft and imprisoned him at Hampton Court. Luckily Mary relented and released him, but this incident began a habit of arrest and release on the Queen's whim. Unsurprisingly, Dee became secretive about his blossoming interest in the occult.
Dr John Dee
Dr. john dee The Original 007. In the 16th century the English were at war with the Spanish. Dr john dee was to lead this new secret service.
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Extractions: Lista uczestników - Licea In the 16th century the English were at war with the Spanish. Queen Elizabeth I needed information about her enemies for the empire she was starting to build. And she needed a spy to get it. Dr John Dee, a philosopher, alchemist and mathematician was introduced to her, and became her most trusted and brilliant advisor. He was the man who inspired Shakespeare to create the character of Prospero from The Tempest, and the inspiration for Ian Flemings James Bond... Queen Elizabeth I was an ambitious monarch who wished to see her country grow in influence. Spain, however, was the most powerful country in the world. The Spanish already had colonies in America and ruled the seas. And the country that ruled the seas ruled the world. For England to prosper, Elizabeth first of all had to get rid of the Spanish. But she needed information about her enemies. She wanted to know what their plans were and what strategies they would use. A network of espionage emerged. English informers in Europe and in the New World would be her spies. Dr John Dee was to lead this new secret service.
Disinformation | John Dee And Cosmo-politics
john dee and cosmopolitics by Alex Burns (alex@disinfo.com) - December 28, 2000, Elizabethan England magus john dee (1527-1608) is
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Extractions: Elizabethan England magus John Dee (1527-1608) is best known in occult circles for the 'Enochian Keys', a series of nineteen magical incantations received by Dee and collaborator Edward Kelley during a period of Angel/Spirit scrying (1583-1589), which has dwarfed Dee's other Work. Some researchers have suggested that the 'Wisdom of Enoch' and the 'Adamic' language concealed counter-espionage codes, and subtle para-politics designed to symbolically transmutate the collective unconsciousness (his trademark signature '007' influenced Ian Fleming's James Bond). Dee played a pivotal role in influencing Elizabethan England, from the time of his studies at Louvain University (1548). His knowledge of 'Mathesis' (mathematical magic), 'Theurgy' (supernatural powers), and interest in geography, mathematics, navigation, and cryptography brought him to the attention of Queen Elizabeth (he served her as Royal Astrologer), who eventually appointed him in 1592 as Warden of Christ's College (until 1605).
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dee, john 1527 1608 Záhlaví, Název, Signatura. OPUS, Opus Magnum, L 8432. POSTEL, Claude, john dee, AA 35507. SALFELLNER, Harald, The Golden Lane, D 13282.
http://www.mlp.cz/cz/offline/perlie/d/111625.htm

Extractions: Záhlaví Název Signatura DOLEALOVÁ, Jiøina Dìti pìtilisté rùe D 14584 ECO, Umberto Hledání dokonalého jazyka D 14072 KARPENKO, Vladimír Alchymie, dcera omylu K 7421 KUCHAØ, Jiøí Esoterické Èechy, Morava a Slezsko D 14532/1 KUCHAØ, Jiøí Esoterisches Prag D 14236 KUCHAØ, Jiøí Praha esoterická D 13465 NAKONEÈNÝ, Milan Magie v historii, teorii a praxi L 8840 OPUS Opus Magnum L 8432 POSTEL, Claude John Dee AA 35507 SALFELLNER, Harald The Golden Lane D 13282 SVITÁK, Ivan Hledání kamene mudrcù K 8457 SVITÁK, Ivan Kouzelník z Londýna. L 7281 VURM, Bohumil Tajné dìjiny Evropy D 12100 VURM, Bohumil Tajné dìjiny Evropy D 12793/2 YATES, Frances A. Rozenkruciánské osvícenství D 13140 ZACHAR, Otakar Z dìjin spiritismu v minulosti JB 1177 Offline poslední zmìny: 13.10.2003 kont@kt
St John S Dee Why Home Page
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Golden Dawn Resource Center - Dr. John Dee Biography
At the age of 15 john dee proceeded to Cambridge, and after two years there he took his degree as Bachelor of Arts; while a little later on his becoming
http://www.golden-dawn.org/dee.html

Extractions: Born in London in 1527, this remarkable mathematician and astrologer is supposed to have been descended from a noble old Welsh House. He affirmed that among his direct ancestors was Roderick the Great, Prince of Wales. Dee's father appears to have been a gentleman server at the court of Henry VIII. Consequently, he was able to give his son a good education. At the age of 15 John Dee proceeded to Cambridge, and after two years there he took his degree as Bachelor of Arts; while a little later on his becoming intensely interested in astronomy and the like, he decided to leave England and go and study abroad. In 1547 he went to the Low Countries, where he met with numerous scholars, and where he eventually brought home the first astronomer's staff of brass and two globes constructed by Gerad Mercetor. In 1550 Dee spent several months in Paris, lecturing there on the principles of geometry. He was offered a permanent post at the Sorbonne; but he decline and returned home to England in 1551, where having been recommended to Edward VI, he was granted the rectory of Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire.
Wild Talents - John Dee - Contents - Mystery Files & Conspiracy Theory Guide
Dr john dee (15271608) was one of the most celebrated and remarkable men of the Elizabethan age, the enigmatic magus to Elizabeth I, and under her protection
http://www.pharo.com/wild_talents/john_dee/articles/wtjd_00_contents.asp

Extractions: Listen to 'Emunah' John Dee Introduction: The Brilliant Mind of Dr John Dee Dr John Dee (1527-1608) was one of the most celebrated and remarkable men of the Elizabethan age, the enigmatic magus to Elizabeth I, and under her protection sought to discover the key to all knowledge. Proficient in Philosophy, Mathematics, Technology, Antiquities, Astrology, Navigation and Magic, Dee was the model for Prospero, the mysterious character in Shakespeares 36 th work
Part 4: John Dees Annotated Books From The Library Of The Royal College Of Phy
(Thomas Diggseus, Benevolo). dee, john, Parallaticae commentationis praxeosque nucleus quidam, (London, 1573). dee, john, Monas hieroglyphica, (London, 1564).
http://www.adam-matthew-publications.co.uk/collect/p248.htm

Extractions: 20 reels of 35mm silver-halide positive microfilm plus guide Renaissance Man: The Reconstructed Libraries of European Scholars, 1450-1700 seeks to bring together on microfilm the surviving volumes and manuscripts of some of the finest libraries in Renaissance England. Series One focuses on the great library of John Dee (1527-1608), philosopher, mathematician, astrologer and theologian. Under the guidance and general editorship of Dr Julian Roberts and Dr Elisabeth Leedham-Green this project aims to reconstruct Dee's Library based on the findings published in John Dee's Library Catalogue , edited by Julian Roberts and Andrew G Watson, (The London Bibliographical Society, 1990). Parts 1 and 2 focus on manuscript materials from the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and Corpus Christ College, Oxford. Parts 3-6 concentrate mainly on Dee's printed books. Part 3 is based on the holdings of Cambridge University Library and Parts 4-6 bring together the largest surviving group of Dee's printed books from the holdings of the Dorchester Library at the Royal College of Physicians, London. "This great library was always at the disposal of Dee's fellow scientists among his friends and pupils. If one believes that the first essential and the true center of any university is its library, Dee's circle might truly be termed the scientific university of England during the period from about 1560 to 1583." [see F.R. Johnson
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