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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Introduction
who for his rare knowledge in divine matters which he attained to by his study
in philosophy, was termed DIVINE PLATO, the which title he very well
deserves, as will appear to any that shall pursue his labours: And this may serve
very well to reprehend such carpers at humane sciences, and the students
thereof that think it is impossible for them to be seen in such matters without
being heathens; for if I may deliver my judgement, I think it will be a means
rather to induce them to acknowledge a divinity, and to draw them nearer to the
knowledge of the Creator, the which I can experimentally aver to be true, if
they be anything first grounded in Christianity: Reader, I shall here say no
more, but wish you may make no worse use of these my labours than I intended
in my publishing thereof, and remain
Your Loving Friend,
William Ramesey.
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