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The pursuit of the hirsute…
From the doers…
…to the done…
… it’s all at The Hair Hall of Fame.
As we let it all go to our heads, we might wish a mystically happy birthday to mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, alchemist/occultist, navigator, and champion of English expansionism John Dee; he was born on this date in 1527. Widely regarded as the smartest man and/or most powerful magician in the Europe of his time, Dee was an intimate advisor to Queen Elizabeth I and her closest ministers. But Dee, a student of Copernicus and a friend of Tycho Brahe, was also a serious scholar (his library was the largest in England, perhaps in Europe) and one of the most learned men of his day– a central figure in the development of modern science… and underneath that cap, he had a killer head of hair.
Written by (Roughly) Daily
July 13, 2011 at 1:01 am
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Tagged with alchemy, astrology, astronomy, Beauty, beauty parlor, beauty salon, Copernicus, English history, expansionism, Hair, Hair Hall of Fame, hair styles, hair styling, hair-do, histiry of England, history of science, imperialism, John Dee, Math, Mathematics, navigation, occult, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth I, Tycho Brahe
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