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Monas Hieroglyphica (1564) C015 / 4311

Monas Hieroglyphica (1564), title page. This work consists of 24 theorems by Welsh astrologer John Dee (1527-1608). Written in a mystical state, it revealed esoteric secrets in astronomy, alchemy, music, mathematics, linguistics, mechanics, and optics. This title page includes Dees glyph (centre, see C015/4316), the Sun and Moon, and the four elements in the corners (fire, air, earth and water). The Latin text gives the title, the authors name and location (London), a dedication to his patron the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II, and various mottoes. At bottom is a biblical quote from Genesis, plus publishing details

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1500s 16th Century Alchemical Alchemy Astrological Astrology Bible Book Dedication Diagram Dutch Elizabethan Esoteric Esotericism Fire Hermeticism John Dee Latin Text Linguistics Mathematical Mathematics Mechanics Music Mysteries Mysterious Mystical Mysticism Optics Page Patron Published Strange Symbol Text Theorem Theorems Theories Theory Title Page Unexplained Welsh 1564 Antwerp Biblical Quote Cabalistic Four Elements Holy Roman Emperor Kabbalah Maximilian Ii Motto Mottoes


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This print showcases the title page of "Monas Hieroglyphica (1564)" by Welsh astrologer John Dee. Created in a mystical state, this enigmatic work consists of 24 theorems that delve into various esoteric secrets across multiple disciplines such as astronomy, alchemy, music, mathematics, linguistics, mechanics, and optics. The title page itself is a visual marvel featuring Dee's glyph at its center along with depictions of the Sun and Moon. In each corner lie representations of the four elements - fire, air, earth, and water. The Latin text on this page reveals crucial information including the title of the work and its author's name and location in London. It also includes a dedication to his patron Maximilian II, who was then Holy Roman Emperor. Various mottoes add an additional layer of intrigue to this already mysterious piece. At the bottom lies a biblical quote from Genesis further emphasizing its profound nature. Published in 1564 during Elizabethan England, "Monas Hieroglyphica" remains an unexplained symbolical masterpiece even today. Its intricate diagrams and theories continue to baffle scholars as they explore its connections to Kabbalah and hermeticism. This print captures not only the historical significance but also highlights the mysticism surrounding John Dee's groundbreaking work that delves deep into hidden knowledge across diverse fields like astrology and alchemy.

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