Enochian: Angelic Language and the Modern Occult Revival
Enochian, recorded as produced by Dee and Kelley and published in London in 1659 - an invented script that nonetheless has provenance.
Why this record belongs
The historical account of a constructed language - produced by John Dee and Edward Kelley in the late sixteenth century, published in London in 1659 - that carried its own account of origin with it and has been worked with ever since. It is the closest thing in the archive's library to what UT's own scripts are, four centuries earlier, and the natural place to read the two side by side.
Historical account of a constructed language
Curated reading — into the next stop
The path ends in the archive itself. Having kept design apart from descent, the visitor can now read the letter correspondences the archive records.
Ask the Oracle about this record
“Enochian has a documented origin and publication history - how does that compare with how UT presents its own constructed alphabet?”