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Джон Ди

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Джон Ди

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английский математик, географ, астроном, алхимик, герметист и астролог

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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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Instance of
human
Given name
John
Gender
male
Place of birth
London
Place of death
Mortlake
Occupation
scribe
Languages spoken
English language
Doctoral advisor
Gerardus Mercator
Doctoral student
Thomas Digges
Field of work
alchemy
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John Dee Ashmolean.jpg
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Commons category
John Dee
date of birth
1527-07-13
topic's main category
Category:John Dee
lifestyle
mysticism
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John Dee
date of death
1609-03-26
writing language
English language
name in native language
John Dee
significant person
Elias Ashmole
maintained by WikiProject
WikiProject Mathematics
place of detention
Tower of London
Commons Creator page
John Dee
has works in the collection
Wellcome Collection
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Джон Ди, реже — Дии (англ. John Dee; 13 июля 1527, , Лондон, Англия — 26 марта 1609, , Лондон, Англия) — британский натурфилософ, математик, географ, астроном, алхимик и астролог валлийского происхождения. Отец врача и фармацевта Артура Ди. Особую популярность Джон Ди получил за интерес к проблеме существования адамического (енохианского) языка, для изучения которого он привлекал медиумов и других провидцев и прорицателей (в частности, Эдварда Келли и др.).

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