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}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was a book that, according to [[John Dee]], allowed for instantaneous communication by summoning spirits. In reality, the book was from the [[planet]] [[Sintra]] and contained psionic sequences for opening sub-space channels, through which one could communicate using avatars. | }}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was a book that, according to [[John Dee]], allowed for instantaneous communication by summoning spirits. In reality, the book was from the [[planet]] [[Sintra]] and contained psionic sequences for opening sub-space channels, through which one could communicate using avatars. | ||
[[John Dee]] obtained a copy of the book in [[Antwerp]] and copied it for himself. He spent a long time learning its secrets, and finally one day summoned the avatar [[Padiel]]. He fainted away at the sight of Padiel, and the [[Sixth Doctor]] told Dee that he had failed. The Doctor later swapped the book out for a harmless one. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Mortlake (short story)|Mortlake]]'') | [[John Dee]] obtained a copy of the book in [[Antwerp]] and copied it for himself. He spent a long time learning its secrets, and finally one day summoned the avatar [[Padiel]]. He fainted away at the sight of Padiel, and the [[Sixth Doctor]] told Dee that he had failed. The Doctor later swapped the book out for a harmless one. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Mortlake (short story)|Mortlake]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:20, 27 February 2019
The Steganographia was a book that, according to John Dee, allowed for instantaneous communication by summoning spirits. In reality, the book was from the planet Sintra and contained psionic sequences for opening sub-space channels, through which one could communicate using avatars.
John Dee obtained a copy of the book in Antwerp and copied it for himself. He spent a long time learning its secrets, and finally one day summoned the avatar Padiel. He fainted away at the sight of Padiel, and the Sixth Doctor told Dee that he had failed. The Doctor later swapped the book out for a harmless one. (PROSE: Mortlake)
