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The Primer for the Voynich Forgery
The modern forgery hypothesis for the Voynich Manuscript is to some extent based on the many striking similarities between illustrations in the work to those found or described in many other works of all ages. Most of the comparisons are … Continue reading
Prospero, who art thou?
It is popular to run to the historical visage of the famous physician, astrologer, and scrier, John Dee, as a probable influence whenever the stereotype of the bearded, crystal gazing, and be-robed wizard appears in literature or mythology. Dee has … Continue reading
Posted in history & provenance, Uncategorized
Tagged dee, drebbel, faust, john, mage, prospero, rudolf ii, shakespeare, tempest, wizard
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The “Real” Book of Prospero, and Drebbel’s Scarlet Red
Every manuscript of Shakespeare’s is long lost, and almost every shred of his writing. A few signatures, and a few questionable lines in the plays of others, is all we have of his. And, as far as I know, all … Continue reading
Posted in Drebbel
Tagged cornelis drebbel, john winthrop, prospero, red dye, rudolf ii, shakespeare
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