John Dee
John Dee was a 16th-century English mathematician, astronomer, and advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. Born on July 13, 1527, in London, he was known for his extensive knowledge in various fields, including mathematics, navigation, and astronomy. Dee is often credited with laying the foundations for British espionage, having established a sophisticated network of spies across Europe, which he managed under the code '007'. His work included significant contributions to navigation and a keen interest in the occult, leading him to be both revered and reviled in his time. Dee's legacy is marked by his blend of scientific inquiry and mystical pursuits, ultimately leaving an indelible mark on both the fields of science and espionage.
Born on Jul 13, 1527 (497 years old)
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