…there it sits they still have it anyway. So then begins a period in d.'s diaries, which were published in 1658 by. Marie Casabon as a true and faithful relation, a series of diary entries that span the next ten years, dozens, hundreds of spirit…

…they got it all wrong about Hermes Trismegistus and there was great confusion and unhappiness in the 16th century when Marie Casabon, who was an early philologist, attacked the dating of the hermetic corpus and argued correctly that this could not possibly…

…he placed Hermes Trismegistus as older than moses, older than Pythagoras, Older than Plato. And then it wasn't until Marie Casabon corrected that problem. See we forget how the really transformative breakthrough that was represented for Western Europe by the…