He [Edward Talbot] than settled him self to the Action: and on his
knees att my desk (setting the stone [a framed crytal ball?] before
him) fell to prayer and entreaty &c. In the mean space, I [John Dee],
in my Oratory did pray, and make motion to god, and his good Creatures
for the furdering of this Action. And within one quarter of an howre
(or less) he had sight of one in the stone. but he still expected for
two more: deeming this to be one of the three (namely Anchor Anachor
Anilos). But I then cam to him, to the stone: And after some thanks to
God, and Wellcome to the good Creature, used; I required to know his
name. And he spake plainly, (to the hearing of E.T.) that his name is
URI GELLER.
                 -- Dr. John Dee, /Misteriorum Liber Primus/
         
(OK, I may have made some typos in my transcription 8-)