06:00 Dr John Dee, a real Elizabethan court magician and fervent advocate for England's expansion into overseas territories, played pivotal roles in the Tudor era through his work with prominent figures like William Cecil.

11:12 Dee's occult ventures with Edward Kelly for angelic communication risk necromancy charges amidst Elizabethan suspicion of satanism.

16:37 John Dee’s occult pursuits for angelic communion lead to necromancy and satanism allegations in Elizabethan England.

21:36 Dee’s mathematical brilliance and occult studies lead him into the realm of angelic language research amidst political turmoil in Elizabethan England.

26:26 Dee navigates political upheaval in Elizabethan England by secretly practicing Catholicism, leading to his torture and imprisonment but eventual employment as a royal chaplain.

31:27 Despite changing sides amidst Elizabethan England's religious turmoil, John Dee navigates suspicion by leveraging his unique skills and royal connections.

36:20 Despite religious turmoil in England during the reigns of Queen Elizabeth I and John Dee's house at Mortlake became a nexus for alchemical studies, advanced navigation charts promising imperial claims overseas, antiquarian books tracing Arthurian conquest to America, all underpinning their interest.

41:25 Amidst Elizabethan court politics and imperial ambitions, John Dee sought new patrons for his visionary work after falling from favor with the Queen.

46:14 John Dee secures a new alchemist and scryer in Elizabeth I’s court after Kelly demonstrates powerful visions through an Aztec mirror, with Lasky eyeing to establish himself as king by proving his divine right.

51:20 After promising visions mislead Dee and Kelly into disastrous travels through Europe under false prophetic guidance, their quest for divination turns sour as personal ambitions clash.

56:06 After promising visions lead Dee and Kelly on a disastrous quest under false prophetic guidance in Europe, their relationship deteriorates due to the fulfillment of an angel's bizarre demand.