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A song about Tomas Hawarden, a fellow from Brasenose College, Oxford in the early 16th century. After he moved to the Cheshire village of Dodleston a strange man gave him a 'Leems', and through this was able to communicate with Ken Webster in 1985 via his own BBC microcomputer. The messages suggest through certain words and phrases conveyed that Tomas may have practised alchemy/Hermeticism, his mentor being a man called Lukas Wainman.
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A song about Tomas Hawarden, a fellow from Brasenose College, Oxford in the early 16th century. After he moved to the Cheshire village of Dodleston a strange man gave him a 'Leems', and through this was able to communicate with Ken Webster in 1985 via his own BBC microcomputer. The messages suggest through certain words and phrases conveyed that Tomas may have practised alchemy/Hermeticism, his mentor being a man called Lukas Wainman.
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