“Enochian” is often presented as one finished system. The surviving evidence is a sequence of dated notebooks, later copies and printed arrangements, plus objects with distinct provenances.
Manuscripts and objects
Manuscript record · 1581–1583 sessionsSloane MS 3188: Dee’s Early Angelic ConferencesRead the five books as a changing record of questions, visions, corrections, diagrams, and reported speech rather than a list of supernatural names.British Library · Sloane MS 3188 →Manuscript record · 1583Liber Logaeth: The 49-by-49 Tables in Sloane MS 3189Read the 49-by-49 tables as spatial texts whose scale, cell structure, exceptional opening leaf, and uncertain extraction rules shape their meaning.British Library · Sloane MS 3189 →Manuscript section · 13 April–13 July 1584The Forty-Eight Angelical Keys in Sloane MS 3191Follow the Keys from letter-by-letter dictation to ordered Angelical text and expansive English rendering, then see why forty-eight Keys become nineteen verbal patterns.British Library · Sloane MS 3191, ff. 1r–13r →Manuscript section · Collected in Sloane MS 3191Heptarchia Mystica: Dee’s Seven-Planet NotesRead the seven chapters as Dee’s retrospective handbook: authority, equipment, prayer, common invitation, and weekday-specific royal offices.British Library · Sloane MS 3191, ff. 32r–51r →Surviving object · Catalogued as late sixteenth centuryDee’s Wax Discs and the Sigillum Dei AemethFollow the Sigillum from staged manuscript instructions into ritual furniture, then compare the disputed perimeter numeral with the surviving wax.British Museum · 1838,1232.90.a–c →Object and reconstruction · Mid-seventeenth-century marble copyJohn Dee’s Holy Table: A Lost Original and a Marble CopyRead the table as a directed letter surface, then follow one construction instruction from the 1583 action into the 1659 engraving and Oxford marble copy.History of Science Museum · inv. 15449 →Surviving object · Museum dates material to fourteenth–sixteenth century, with uncertaintyJohn Dee’s Obsidian Mirror and Its Mexican OriginCompare the roles in a recorded show-stone action with the Mexican mirror’s material evidence and the later documents that associate it with Dee.British Museum · 1966,1001.1 →