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Scrying - Historical figures | | Scrying - Historical figures: Encyclopedia II - Scrying - Historical figures | | Michel de Notre-dame, or Nostradamus as he was commonly known, is believed to have employed a small bowl of water as a scrying aid.
Other historical figures include Dr. John Dee's assistant Edward Kelley, who employed the more familiar form of a small crystal ball or shew stone. The crystal ball and wax tablets used by Dee and Kelley are on display at the British Museum in London.
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| | | Scrying: Encyclopedia II - Scrying - Historical figures
Scrying - Historical figures
Michel de Notre-dame, or Nostradamus as he was commonly known, is believed to have employed a small bowl of water as a scrying aid.
Other historical figures include Dr. John Dee's assistant Edward Kelley, who employed the more familiar form of a small crystal ball or shew stone. The crystal ball and wax tablets used by Dee and Kelley are on display at the British Museum in London.
Other related archivesBritain, British Museum, Celtic, Charmed, China, Edward Kelley, Egypt, Greece, Hathor, John Dee, London, Nostradamus, clairvoyance, crystal ball, crystal balls, divination, dowsing, dream, help, occult, parapsychology, psychic, shew stone, stub
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