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1. www.apollo-magazine.com › john-dee-mirror-aztecJohn Dee’s magical Aztec mirror | Apollo Magazine

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   22 de out. de 2021 · While it was allegedly used by Dee in the late 16th century to contact angels and demons, recent geochemical analysis published in the journal Antiquity reveals its origins in the obsidian quarries of Pachuca, Mexico. For the Aztecs who mined and created it, the mirror’s reflective properties may have been seen as deflecting bad spirits, and ...

2. www.cambridge.org › core › servicesThe mirror, the magus and more: reflections on John Dee’s ...

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   30 de nov. de 2023 · One of the most well-known objects on display in the British Museum’s Enlightenment Gal-lery is the obsidian mirror associated with John Dee, the Renaissance polymath, magus and con fidant of Queen Elizabeth I. The mirror’s links to Dee’s occult practices have created a unique set of meanings around this object.

3. drjohndee.com › british-museumBritish Museum – Dr John Dee

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   Dr John Dee Scrying Mirror Case. Scrying Mirror Case . The scrying case was made to fit the obsidian mirror and has a paper label with the handwriting of the English antiquary Sir Horace Walpole, who acquired the mirror in 1771. The text begins ‘The Black Stone into which Dr Dee used to call his spirits …’. He has added later ‘Kelly was ...

4. www.curiousarchive.com › john-dee-british-museumThe Magical Relics of John Dee at The British Museum

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   14 de jul. de 2020 · Perhaps the strangest object on display in John Dee’s collection is his magic mirror, a somewhat sinister looking black void. The Magic Mirror, made out of obsidian (volcanic glass), originates from Mexico and was brought to Europe sometime between 1527 and 1530.

5. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › John_DeeJohn Dee – Wikipedia

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   Es gehörte seinem Enkel Rowland Dee und später Elias Ashmole, der es der Universität Oxford vermachte. John Dee (* 13. Juli 1527 in London; † 1608 oder 1609 in Mortlake - Surrey) war ein englischer Mathematiker, Astronom, Astrologe, Geograph und Mystiker. Unter Königin Maria I. wurde Dee der schwarzen Magie, Zauberei und Verrat angeklagt.

6. www.klett-sprachen.de › the-magic-mirror › t-1The Magic Mirror - Klett Sprachen

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   Josh Lacey: The Magic Mirror | 1588: John Dee, Magier im Dienste Königin Elizabeth I., versucht mit einem Zauberspruch die spanische Armada zu zerstören. Doch nichts funktioniert.

7. www.nationalgeographic.fr › histoire › le-miroirLe miroir « magique » de la cour d'Élisabeth Ire est en fait ...

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   7 de out. de 2021 · D’après les analyses, l’obsidienne du miroir de John Dee et d’un des autres miroirs ne peut provenir que de la région de Pachuca, dans le centre du Mexique. L’autre miroir et le bloc rectangulaire, qui est vraisemblablement un autel portable, viennent pour leur part de la région d’Ucareo, environ 250 kilomètres plus à l’ouest.