Sacred Symbol of Oneness by John Dee of London: An English translation of John Dee's 1564 Monas Hieroglyphica, which was written in Latin Cover
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Sacred Symbol of Oneness by John Dee of London An English translation of John Dee's 1564 Monas Hieroglyphica, which was written in Latin

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This English translation of John Dee’s Monas Hieroglyphica is a companion piece to John Dee’s original Latin, published by James Alan Egan. As some of John Dee's cryptic clues get "lost in translation," it's useful to study both versions. To simplify cross-referencing, this English translation mirro...

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Dee brought his manuscript of this treatise on the elements to the great printing press of Antwerp. This book was dedicated to the Emperor Maximilian II, and Dee presented him with a copy.

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Among them, Monas Hieroglyphica, that curious, capitalistic treatise on the elements which Mr. Arthur Waite has reminded us, had much to do with the later tradition of D as the founder of the Rosicruc...

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Dee brought his manuscript of this treatise on the elements to the great printing press of Antwerp. This book was dedicated to the Emperor Maximilian II, and Dee presented him with a copy.

"

Among them, Monas Hieroglyphica, that curious, capitalistic treatise on the elements which Mr. Arthur Waite has reminded us, had much to do with the later tradition of D as the founder of the Rosicrucian Brotherhood.

The book was dedicated to the Emperor Maximilian II, and D presented him with a copy which was apparently graciously accepted.

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