edited by Edward Fenton

Published by Day Books, 1998

"Alchemist, astrologer, mystic and mathematician, John Dee was one of the most brilliant and controversial figures of the Elizabethan age. Here for the first time his private journals and spirit diaries are brought together in an accurate and readable version, compiled from the original manuscripts in the Bodleian Library and the British Museum. They reveal the soaring ambition of one who apired to walk with God, and the extraordinary consequences of his quest for the key to all knowledge."

Book and dust jacket are in Mint+ condition. Never before read or even opened all the way.

Hardbound in gorgeous rust cloth with gold embossing on the spine. 369 pages.