John Heydon
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John Heydon (1629–c. 1667) was an English writer on astrology, magic, and Rosicrucian themes. His works, including The English Physitian and other treatises, exemplify seventeenth-century occult prose that blended Hermetic, astrological, and visionary traditions.
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The English physitians guide: or a holy-guide, leading the way to know all things past, present and to come : to resolve all manner of questions, viz. of pleasure, long-life, health, youth, blessednes, wisdome and vertue ... and teaching the way to change, cure and remedy all diseases
John Heydon
The English physitians guide: or a holy-guide, leading the way to know all things past, present and to come : to resolve all manner of questions, viz. of pleasure, long-life, health, youth, blessednes, wisdome and vertue ... and teaching the way to change, cure and remedy all diseases
John Heydon
English · Occult Philosophy