Voorbeelden van het gebruik van John dee in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Then perhaps you could tell me the date of birth of the Magus John Dee?
Yeah. And famed student of the occult. It belonged to John Dee, an Elizabethan-era academic.
No, but Ewan believed that John Dee's son, Theodorus,
Jane married John Dee in 1578 when she was 23 and he was 51.
It was handwritten in the 16th Century by the mystic John Dee and it has been lost for generations.
Johannes Stadius, John Dee, Andreas Vesalius and Rembert Dodoens.
This was the estate of John Dee, mathematician, astronomer,
John Dee was trying to summon angels,
The Elizabethan magician John Dee(1527-c. 1609) allegedly translated the
In 1570, John Dee provided a widely respected"Mathematical Preface",
In the 16th Century, the mystic John Dee wrote the"Sigillum Aemeth", a book of musical chants
He was the eldest son of John Dee by his third wife, Jane, daughter of Bartholomew Fromond of East Cheam,
There is also some speculation that this legend was inspired by the life of either John Dee or his associate Edward Kelley,
Thomas Browne, John Dee, Sir Walter Raleigh,
So that no one could access any part of it to make sure the magic within it could not spread widely. unless the book was whole, John Dee bound the book with a spell.
Alan: All the way back to John Dee and Francis Bacon,
Back to John Dee and the Rosicrucian's-they were the ones who put out branches just like monks do.
These Rosicrucians, John Dee, Bacon and a whole bunch of them were in the process of creating a new system.
There he also published the monograph based on his thesis: John Dee: the world of an Elizabethan magus Londen, 1972; reprint 1984.
Because at the same time, we know in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, John Dee suggested that they should call it Britain and the British Empire.