Enochian magick comes from the angelic sessions that John Dee, Elizabeth I's mathematician and astrologer, held with the scryer Edward Kelley in the 1580s. Kelley saw and heard the angels, and Dee recorded what they gave: a language with its own alphabet of twenty-one letters, the Keys spoken in that language, and great tables of letters. Three centuries later the Golden Dawn built these into its own system. Both traditions are here.
The Golden Dawn spoke the Keys in its own forms, which Aleister Crowley printed in The Equinox in 1912; the Keys page gives them beside Dee's. Its version of the tablets is the default here, as in its temple halls, where the tablets stand on the walls. The Earth tablet stands in the Zelator hall and the Fire tablet in the Philosophus hall. Dee's tables, as he recorded them, are given beside it for anyone who works from Dee alone.
