“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 centurySigillum Dei Aemeth: John Dee's Wax SealsFollow 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 →