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James I of England had a variety of interests, particularly in literature, theology, and the arts. He was a patron of the arts and is best known for commissioning the King James Version of The Bible, which reflects his interest in religion and scholarship. Additionally, he had a keen interest in science and exploration, supporting voyages and the advancement of knowledge during his reign. His fascination with witchcraft also led to the publication of "Daemonologie," reflecting his belief in the supernatural.

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