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John Dee
The First International Man of Mystery john dee. By Martin Jeffrey. johndee was more than a learned man; he also studied the occult and magic.
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Extractions: www.frightnights.co.uk The First International Man of Mystery - John Dee By Martin Jeffrey His contemporaries called him a charlatan and an impostor. It is rumoured that he worked for Queen Elizabeth I's secret service. He gained a Batchelor of the Arts at Trinity College. John Dee was more than a learned man; he also studied the occult and magic. Born in 1527 in Mortlake, at the time a village on the Thames outside of London, Dee had a retentive memory and proved to be an apt pupil. By the age of 15 he was studying at St John's College, Cambridgeshire and claimed in his diary to have studied 18 hours a day! John Dee - Queen Elizabeth Is Philosopher John Dee spent many of his early years travelling and studying Europe. In Belgium Dee met the Flemish cartographer Mercator and brought back with him to England two of Mercator's globes and newly devised astronomical instruments. Many see this as Dee's first foray into industrial espionage, claiming that Dee could see the relevance of England increasing its knowledge of navigation so that it could build its empire. Believing this he passed back to England all the information he learned from Mercator and others on his journey. Royal Connections from an early age John Dee had a long lasting relationship with the Monarchy that began when he gained a reputation as a scientist and occultist. Dee had started to cast horoscopes based on the knowledge he had learnt overseas and his talents were soon noticed by the court of Queen Mary. He was asked to cast horoscopes for both the Queen and her prospective bridegroom, Prince Philip of Spain.
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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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Extractions: John F. Dee, Jr., Attorney and basketball coach served as the eighteenth City Auditor of Denver from 1975-1979. He was born on September 12, 1923 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He attended Loyola Academy in Chicago, Illinois, graduating in 1942. Answering the call of his country in 1942, John Dee entered the United States Coast Guard, serving as a transportation specialist along the Atlantic Coast. He served in the Coast Guard until 1944. After his discharge, Mr. Dee enrolled at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. In his senior year, he transferred to Loyola University in Chicago, graduating in 1948 with a BA Degree in philosophy. In 1947, he married the former Katherine Noesen of Skokie, Illinois and they have three children. Mr. Dee furthered his education by attending law school at Notre Dam. He received his Doctor of Law degree in 1952. From there, Mr. Dee accepted the position as head basketball coach at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He remained there until 1956. To highlight his career, the Crimson Tide in 1955-56 earned the Southeastern Conference Championship with a record of 21-3, the best in Alabama history. The team was ranked fifth in the nation, and John Dee was named as Southeastern Conference Coach of the year.
John Dee
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No. 474: John Dee
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Extractions: by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 474. Today, a mathematical magician helps end magic. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. J ohn Dee was born in England in 1527. When he died in 1607, he left us all wondering: was he a mathematician or a sorcerer? Dee graduated from Cambridge at 18. He went on to study and lecture in Europe, and his reputation soared. He studied navigation with the same Mercator who gave us the map projection. An explorer later offered to give Dee Canada in exchange for his knowledge of maps. Dee was expert in astronomy, astrology, math, alchemy, and much more. The Protestant rulers Edward and Elizabeth consulted him. But so did Catholic Queen Mary. The lines between astronomy, astrology, alchemy, and magic were very fuzzy in Dee's time. Maybe we saw our ignorance of nature's forces more clearly then than we do now. Dee raised essential questions about knowledge. Still, he looked for answers in a magic crystal as well as in a chemical retort. In 1570 he wrote a 50-page preface for the first English translation of Euclid's geometry. It showed how geometry fit into the whole of science. He began with a huge chart a road map of human knowledge. He resolved science into two parts. "Arithmetike" and "geometrie" were primary. The rest, he said, was derivative. Things like "perspectiue, astronomie, cosmographie, astrologie, and musike" all flowed from mathematics.
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Extractions: Contact Research Tools/Projects' Archive/Seminar Paper 2. John Dee and the English Calendar: Science, Religion and Empire John Dee and the English Calendar: Science, Religion and Empire by Dr Robert Poole, St Martin's College, Lancaster Preface De Revolutionibus (1543) had started out as a contribution to the project of calendar reform. The issue was only tackled, however, towards the end of the counter-reformation council of Trent, which may have had in mind a project similar to that of Nicaea: bringing a basic unity to a divided church on the basis of common observance of Christian festivals. The reform was propogated as a papal bull in 1582, which did three things: it introduced a new method of calcluating Easter; it removed ten days from October 1582 to bring the calendar back to the same relation with the movements of the heavens which it had had at the time of Nicaea; and it modified the system of leap years to keep it there. The Gregorian calendar was accepted throughout the Roman catholic world, though usually at a different time than that envisaged in the papal bull and by civil decree. Most protestant countries rejected it, as they rejected the authority of the church of Rome. There was considerable controversy over the new calendar, and in lands where protestants and catholics were intermingled it caused great trouble; Bohemia's "kalenderstreit" was notorious. Some of the problems became known to English diplomats and privy counsellors, particularly secretary of state Walsingham, who received a copy of the bull in diplomatic correspondence.
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John Dee (1527--1608)
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john dee (15271609) was educated at the universities of Cambridge and Louvain,where he made contacts that would serve him well in later years.
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Extractions: ohn Dee's mentoring role in the Frobisher expeditions may have been important, but was largely informal and behind-the-scenes. John Dee Lord Burghley . At Louvain he studied with experts in cosmography He put this knowledge at the service of the 1553 expedition seeking a northeast passage and, as a result, became a scientific adviser to the Muscovy Company . Years later, having read Gilbert 's unpublished treatise advocating a search for a northwest passage, and learning that one of the Company's agents, Michael Lok , was involved in such a project, Dee showed interest and was again brought in as an adviser in 1576. He gave a crash-course to Frobisher Hall and others in the mathematical science of navigation, and may have recommended works on cosmography and navigation to be acquired for the voyages. In gratitude, Lok bought Dee some shares in the venture; Dee may have invested a little of his own money too. Dee was one of the commissioners appointed to oversee the conduct of the expeditions and the smelting operations , and probably contributed to the drafting of the instructions governing the latter two voyages.
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Dr John Dee
Dr. john dee The Original 007. In the 16th century the English were atwar with the Spanish. Dr john dee was to lead this new secret service.
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Extractions: Dr. John Dee - The Original 007 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
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We Congratulate Clay Holden the john dee Publication Project. of john deeThe definative bibliography of the Magikal manuscripts of john dee.
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Extractions: This month the Elias Ashmole Award for Enochian excellence goes to Clay Holden and the John Dee Publication project. Clay has a been a contributor to Enochian scholarship for over a decade. His continuing project to present the Spirit Actions in Adobe Acrobat format has provided the standard for scholarly presentation of this material. Clay is a contributing editor of the most recent edition of Meric Casaubon's and is a contributor to Rafel T. Prinke's definitive bibliography of John Dee's Enochian manuscripts. Clay Holden's work can be found around the web, on Usenet, and on the major electronic discussion groups that focus on the work of John Dee, and the modern occult exposition of his work. We are happy to acknowledge and thank Clay for his numerous and significant contributions, and we look forward to his future presentations and commentaries. The John Dee Publication Project The Home of Clay Holden's presentation of John Dee's Quinti Libri Mysteriorum and the finest extant version of the Sigillum DEI AEmeth.
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The Invisible Basilica: John Dee
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Extractions: English alchemist, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, philosopher and magician. Dee was the court astrologer to both Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I, and, according to legend, conjured a windstorm which resulted in the defeat of the invading Spanish Armada. Dee was the editor of the first English translation of Euclid's "Elements." Dee, along with Edward Kelly were responsible for the Enochian system of magical intercourse with a hierarchy of angelic beings, a system of great importance in the magical technology of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and of Aleister Crowley, forming the basis of Liber CDXVIII: The Vision and the Voice (in The Equinox, Vol I, No. V, March 1911 e.v.) and Liber LXXXIX vel Chanokh (in The Equinox , Vol. I, Nos. VII and VIII, March and September 1912 e.v.). Some believe Dee to be the true instigator of the Rosicrucian movement. His major published work was Monas Hieroglyphica (1564). Meric Casaubon's A True and Faithful Relation of what passed for Many Years between Dr. John Dee and Some Spirits

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