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John Dee was a 16th-century English scholar who practiced mathematics, astrology, and alchemy—fields that blended scientific inquiry with mystical and magical traditions during the Renaissance. He matters as a historical figure because his work reflects how educated people of his era pursued knowledge across what we now see as separate disciplines, and his extensive writings and activities influenced intellectual circles in England.
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- John
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- Citizenship
- Kingdom of England
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- London
- Place of death
- Mortlake
- Child
- Arthur Dee
- Occupation
- scribe
- Educated at
- Old University of Leuven
- Employer
- Emperor Rudolf II
- Languages spoken
- English language
- Doctoral advisor
- Gerardus Mercator
- Student of
- Gerardus Mercator
- Doctoral student
- Thomas Digges
- Field of work
- alchemy
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- 1527-07-13
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- 1609-03-26
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- Elias Ashmole
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- Tower of London
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- Wellcome Collection
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John Dee (ur. 13 lipca 1527 w Londynie, zm. 1608 lub 1609 w ) – angielski okultysta, nadworny astrolog Elżbiety I, alchemik, kabalista, badacz wiedzy tajemnej. Bywa wskazywany jako autor Manuskryptu Wojnicza. Wymyślił nazwę imperium brytyjskie. Kiedy podróżował po świecie, spotkał Edwarda Kelleya. Przez pewien czas razem przebywali na dworze Stefana Batorego, potem udali się na dwór cesarza Rudolfa II. Kelley pozostał w Pradze, a Dee wyruszył do Anglii, gdzie Elżbieta I nadała mu uczelnię w Manchesterze.
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