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to
the
LIBRARY
of
the
UNIVERSITY
OF
TORONTO
by
Willard
G.
Oxtoby
THE
THE
REAL
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS
FOUNDED
ON
THEIR
OWN
MANIFESTOES,
ANALYSIS
OF
CONTENTS.
Preface
Influence
of
the
connected
with
Rosy
Cross,
vi
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
OF
CONTENTS.
vii
CHAPTER
THE
TENTH.
Rosicrucian
Apologists
Vlll
ANAL
YS1S
OF
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER
THE
SIXTEENTH.
Modern
PREFACE.
~T)ENEATH
the
broad
2
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
indebted
to
the
Kosicrucians
for
many
a
fascinating
crea-
tion.
PREFACE.
3
simply
a
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
in
discovering
several
tracts
and
manuscripts
INTRODUCTION.
6
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
digested
and
modified,
produces
gold.
Hence
it
follows,
if
this
etymology
be
admitted,
that
a
Eosy
crucian
philosopher
is
one
who
by
the
intervention
and
assistance
of
the
dew,
seeks
for
light,
or,
in
other
words,
among
INTRODUCTION.
7
of
the
Society,
F.
R.
C.,
8
INTRODUCTION.
9
festos,
though
as
early
as
1618
I
find
Michael
Maier,
the
alchemist,
expressing
a
different
opinion
io
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCTANS.
INTRODUCTION.
n
12
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Gnostic
legend
that
Christ
was
crucified
in
the
Empyrean
the Rose and
INTRODUCTION.
13
In
the
west
it
appears
14
INTRODUCTION.
15
consists,
says
Eliphas
Levi,
of
wide
the
leaves
Extended
INTRODUCTION.
17
This
is
ingenious
and
interesting,
i8
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Rosa,
and
INTRODUCTION.
19
The
same
Rose-symbol
is
to
be
found
in
the
hieroglyphics
of
Nicholas
Flamel
The
mystic
Rose
Of
Hermic
lore,
;
20
INTRODUCTION.
21
fashion,
it
was
22
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
proof
of
the
antiquity
connection
there
be,
then
in
some
way,
we
may
not
know
what,
the
secret
INTRODUCTION.
23
almost
in
the
night
of
time,
devised
their
allegories
and
emblems
for
the
blind
veneration
Rose was for
24
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
INTRODUCTION.
25
transform
HISTOKY
OF
THE
KOSICRUCIANS.
CHAPTER
I.
MYSTICAL
PHILOSOPHY
IN
GERMANY.
29
world
and
in
humanity,
as
unity
is
developed
in
the
indefinite
series
of
numbers.
1
30
HISTORY
MYSTICAL
PHILOSOPHY
IN
GERMANY.
31
At
the
close
of
the
sixteenth
century,
then,
we
find
the
disciples
of
Parcelsus
seeking,
after
the
principles
of
their
master
and
by
the
light
of
experimental
research
32
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
that
is,
the
true
raison
d'etre
of
all
existences.
Thus
the
initiate
aspired
to
that
infallible
MYSTICAL
CHAPTER
II.
THE
PROPHECY
36
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
in
English.
The
literal
translation
from
the
Italian,
made
by
Henry
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
37
by
their
words
and
writings
they
may
make
men
less
ap-
prehensive
HISTORY
OF
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
39
to
religion,
and
charity.
Apply
yourselves
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
credit
which
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
41
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
put
us
all
into
such
confusion.
So
it
clearly
appears,
that
the
depravation
of
men's
souls
by
avarice,
ambition,
and
tyranny,
hath
occasioned
the
present
inequality,
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
43
gold
hath
now
4
2
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
put
us
HISTORY
C
ROSICRUCIANS.
This
is
a
truth
very
well
known
to
princes
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
47
cause
mankind
hath
so
shamefully
their
own
countries
by
reason
of
the
difficulties
4
8
HISTORY
OF
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
49
50
HISTORY
OF
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
51
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
53
ambition,
avarice,
and
diabolical
engagement
which
the
swords
of
some
powerful
princes
have
usurped
over
the
states
of
much
blood,
that
men,
who
were
created
by
THEiUNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
55
greatness
of
principalities
be
limited,
it
being
impossible
that
overgrown
kingdoms
56
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
of
the
Almighty,
when
people
deserve
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
57
find
that
when
the
world
was
formerly
sunk
into
the
same
disorders,
help
it
by
sending
a
universal
deluge
to
raze
mankind,
full
of
abominable
and
incorrigible
vice,
from
off
the
world.
And,
gentlemen,
58
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
earth
onely
to
extirpate
those
discomposed
and
wilde
wits,
those
untunable
and
bloodthirsty
souls,
those
heterodox
and
phantastick
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
59
stationers,
printers,
dark,
which
happens
when
reformers
60
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
known
probity
and
worth,
and
that
every
one
should
cor-
rect
his
own
trade
62
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
jaundice,
yet
he
spoke
freely,
and
seemed
THE
UNIVERSAL
REFORMATION.
63
taken
in
compiling
the
General
Keformation.
Then,
coming
to
measures
should
be
made
greater.
Then
the
palace
gates
were
thrown
open,
and
the
CHAPTEE
III.
is so
FAMA
FRATERNITATIS.
67
He
was
68
profitably spent
FAMA
FRATERNITATIS.
69
studies
according
70
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
to
be
enabled
give
their
counsel
unto
knowledge
and
understanding
he
FAMA
FRATERNITATIS.
1\
but
specially
72
HISTORY
much
amended
FA
MA
FRATERN1TATIS.
73
Their
agreement
was
this
FAMA
FRATERNITATIS.
75
were
the
latest)
did
not
know
when
our
loving
Father
R.
C.
died,
and
had
no
more
but
the
bare
any
manner
known
anything
76
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
ere
long
not
fitting
vault,
for
where
or
again
to
the
Confession,
for
what
brim
stood,
78
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
as
they
are
truly
FAMA
FRATERNITATIS.
79
which
atque
splendida
Germanise
hath
the
same,
FA
CONFESSION
strong,
to
88
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
lenge
may
be
taken
from
you,
90
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
CHAPTER
V.
If
there
be
any
body
now
which
on
the
other
side
wil
complain
of
our
discretion,
CONFESSION
OF
ROSICRUCIAN
FRA
TERNITY.
91
that
shal
come
to
pass
which
must
precede,
when
our
Trumpet
shall
resound
with
full
voice
and
with
no
prevari-
cations
of
meaning,
when,
namely,
those
things
of
which
a
few
now
whisper
and
darken
with
enigmas,
shall
openly
fill
the
earth,
even
as
after
many
secret
chafings
of
pious
people
against
the
pope's
tyranny,
and
after
timid
reproof,
he
with
great
things
which
human
ingenuity
discovers,
God
calls
upon
His
hidden
knowledge,
as
likewise
the
Book
of
Nature,
though
it
stands
open
truly
94
are
our
Laws,
that
as
there
is
not
CONFESSION
OF
ROSICRUCIAN
FRATERNITY.
95
CONFESSION
OF
ROSICRUCIAN
FRA7ERNITY.
97
ables,
but
invite
you
to
98
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
be
led
away
by
such
unexpected
great
TOO
HISTORY
102
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
103
any
after-speculation.
Thus
sticking
between
hope
and
fear,
examining
myself
again
and
again,
and
finding
only
my
own
frailty
and
impotency,
and
exceedingly
amazed
at
the
fore-mentioned
threatening,
at
length
I
betook
myself
to
my
usual
course.
After
104
quiet,
and,
having
obtained
it,
began
thus
to
say
on
insue,
They
must
in
care
and
sorrow
rue,
Vide
S.
io6
had
written
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
107
should
benefit
our
neighbours,
io8
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
nor
authority
in
the
way,
can
bring
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
109
King,
affords
thee
a
110
ii2
ii4
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
tain
men
what
they
would
do
Baiueatores.
with
me.
Presently
finding
that
they
were
barbers
I
in-
treated
them
not
to
jostle
me,
for
I
was
content
to
do
what
they
desired,
whereupon
one
of
them,
whom
I
yet
could
not
see,
gently
cut
away
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
115
it
as
ridiculous
that
there
ii6
HISTORY
OF
for
his
wedding.
To
such
impa-
d
C
tience
doth
the
iniquity
of
this
world
reduce
simple
hearts.
But
this
was
really
one
part
of
the
lameness
whereof
I
had
dreamed.
The
longer
118
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS2CRUCIANS..
Albedo,
very
ones
whom
she
formerly
placed
at
the
trees.
She
was
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
119
Yet
120
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
MARRIAGE
OF
122
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
sound
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
123
proper
weight,
r
.9.
nihilominus
ornantnr.
124
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
gentry,
the
learned,
and
unlearned,
in
each
condition
one,
it
may
be,
two,
but
mostly
none,
being
found
perfect,
it
ignominy,
or
be
Prandiurn.
Ministri
invisibles
visibles.
Probomm
exaltatio.
T26
HISTORY
OF
to this
MARRIAGE
OF
130
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
pages'
keeping,
robes
upon
the
throne,
gently
as
if
we
had
passed
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
131
they
might
have
adorned
his
nuptial
and
joyous
Feast.
But
since
it
hath
otherwise
pleased
Almighty
God,
132
6 .
shall
go
at
liberty
without
blame.
Finally,
the
convicted
vagabond-cheats,
134
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Discessus
virgin
luciferae.
Hospitum
the ceremonies
best
pleased
him,
one
all
books.
There
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
135
yard,
thought
they
should
well
enough
get
monuments
136
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
officmarum
have
before
their
eyes
the
costly
clock-work
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
137
tablet
(whereon
treated
138
resolve
never
140
The
little
man,
perceiving
such
faith
in
all
these,
would
not,
how
poor
soever
he
were,
be
the
least,
but
restored
the
noble
man
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
141
I
perceived
months
(being
142
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Virgo
lucifera
gratiositas.
^Enigma
de
Nomine.
60,
Sc.
quot
virgines.
with
which
he
and
MARRIAGE
OF
somewhat
more
2
gloriously
apparelled
144
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Ponderum
repositio
in
locum
suum.
The
Dutchess.
Reginae
habitatio.
Supellex.
The
Dutchess.
Virgo
lucifera
discedit
cubitum.
Puerorum
comitum
offlcium.
my
chamber,
where
the
first
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
145
with
rare
tapistries,
and
hung
146
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
I
order,
MARRIAGE
148
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Respites
nesciunt
respondere.
Atlas
respondet.
Descriptio
labatorii.
Subscellia.
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
149
By
150
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Virgines
jocantur
de
senio
autoris.
Convivium
cum
virgini-
bus.
Sermones
conviviales.
Autor
maestus
ob
senium.
Jocosum
solatium
accipit
a
Virgine.
Socio.
Virg.
lucif
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
151
that
thy
high
office
A
merry
dance.
Hospites
invitantur
a
virgine
Lucif.
ad
comediam.
Processus
Regis
ad
spectandum
comediam.
I5
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
presented
himself
artists
and
students
had
offered
themselves
to
their
Royal
Majesties
before
their
departure
154
156
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Actus
s.
In
the
fifth
158
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS,
Ordo
dis-
whereof
I
understood
not.
The
Eoyal
Persons
took
up
the
cumbanum.
g^
^j^
at
^he
second
we
only
sate
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
159
out
of
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
161
soon
as
MARRIAGE
OF
164
HISTORY
OF
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
165
i
done
tune
1
66
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
and
on
that
170
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Cibus.
Potus.
Lectus
tenuis.
Autor
speculatur
ccelum
prosomno.
draught
of
wine,
was
brought
us,
whereby
I
observed
that
we
were
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
171
The
Sixth
Day.
Xext
morning,
after
172
HISTORY
till
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
173
torches,
which
last
were
immediately
given
into
our
hands,
and
we
174
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
points,
on
which
the
Virgins
stuck
their
lamps,
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
175
ceiving
a
trampling
over
head,
had
an
eye
to
my
ladder.
After
one
quarter
of
an
hour,
the
cover
above
was
lifted,
and
we
commanded
to
come
up,
which
we
did
as
before,
with
wines,
ladders,
and
ropes,
1
76
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
we
regarded
not
any
pains
or
inconvenience.
I
can
truly
say
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
177
On
the
second
side
deluted
Pascitur
sanguine
with
prepared
water,
by
Sanguine
alias
Regis
pascitur.
Iridescit.
Liberatur
vkiculis.
178
above
three-
quarters
of
an
hour,
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
179
coloured
with
a
fine
white
powder
all
the
little
fountain
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
181
these
four
blow
us
out
of
182
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Virgo,
lucif.
ludit
coeteros.
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
183
tion
much
more
beautiful.
They
grew
so
big
that
we
lifted
them
from
the
little
cushonets,
and
they
grew
1
84
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
formed,
for
on
the
inside
it
was
arched
into
seven
hemi-
spheres,
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
185
but
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Musick.
Turris
rarities,
dispersed
among
the
bulworks,
where
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
187
go
so
many
hardships.
In
this
chamber
I
had
good
rest,
and,
being
for
the
most
part
without
care,
and
weary
with
continual
labour,
the
gentle
rushing
of
the
sea
helped
me
to
1
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
189
after
which
he
delivered
a
190
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Primus
custos.
Ob,
visam
ven-
erem
factus
portitor.
Autor
ejusdem
delicterus
against
Venus,
MARRIAGE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ROSENCREUTZ.
191
192
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
Triclinium
preciosissi-
mum.
Cupido
iratus
ob
venerem
visam
ab
autore.
Etiam
Rex
condolet.
Lagtitia
discum-
bentium
able
to
my
design,
but
I
was
present.
After
the
bancket
i
9
4
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
and
hat,
and
left
them
for
196
HISTORY
OF
CHAPTER
VI.
ON
THE
CONNECTION
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIAN
reputations.
198
HISTORY
OF
200
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
ROSICRUCIANISM,
ALCHEMY,
AND
MAGIC.
201
of
the
Rosicrucian
Society
have
more
claim
on
our
notice.
As
in
their
theological
views,
vulgar
metals.
Mystics
in
an
age
202
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
mately
ROSICRUC1ANISM,
ALCHEMY,
AND
MAGIC.
203
and
psycho-material
universe,
is
204
printed
ROSICRUCIANISM,
ALCHEMY,
206
ROSICRUC1ANISM,
ALCHEMY,
AND
MAGIC.
207
the
Rosicrucians
208
ROSICRUCIANISM,
ALCHEMY,
CHAPTER
VII.
ANTIQUITY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIAN
FRATERNITY.
THE
antiquity
of
ANTIQUITY
theosophical
ideas,
societies
and
tracing
them
to
a
single
primal
source,
212
ANTIQUITY
OF
ROSICRUCIAN
FRATERNITY.
213
Brotherhood
is
dated
1
Nov.
1615,
the
book
itself
not
having
appeared
till
1620.
the
year
1610,
is
2I
4
HISTORY
ANTIQUITY
216
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
and
which
Kenealy
himself
would
disown.
Doubtless
these,
things
are
connected
in
the
mind
of
Mr
Hargrave
Jennings
with
his
mysterious
and
ubiquitous
Brotherhood,
for
his
diseased
imagination
perceives
Kosicrucianism
everywhere,
ARSIS
OF
ANDKEAS.
CHAPTER
VIII.
THE
CASE
OF
of
merely
alleged
facts.
Each
investigator
has
approached
the
subject
218
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
of
Eosencreutz,
THE
CASE
OFJOHANN
VALENTINANDREAS.
219
220
THE
CASE
OFJOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
221
brated
philosopher
of
the
seventeenth
century,
has
secured
several
partisans.
He
was
born
at
Lubeck
in
1587,
and
became
anM.A.
of
Giessen
in
1609.
At
the
very
period
when
the
Fama
Fraternitatis
first
appeared,
about
1614,
he
was
holding
numerous
conferences
222
composition
of
the
Kosicrucian
manifestoes
to
224
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
22$
ously
the
necessity
of
secret
societies,
1
and
Louis
Figuier,
whose
work,
entitled
Alchemy
and
226
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
227
edition
of
the
Confessio
Fraternitatis,
and
seemingly
also
of
the
Fama,
1
do
not
describe
the
228
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Heretics,
states
that
a
comparison
between
Andreas'
un-
doubtedly
authentic
writings
and
point
of
perishing
unless
supported
230
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICJRUCIANS.
designs.
These
designs
he
presented
originally
in
the
shape
of
a
Rosicrucian
society
THE
CASE
OFJOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
231
delusions
232
youngster
barely
attained
to
the
age
of
puberty.
I
appeal
THE
CASE
OFJOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
233
which
are
to
be
found
in
several
places
of
234
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
his
hero,
and
to
THE
CASE
OFJOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
235
also
be
plain,
236
HISTORY
projected
association,
who
being
THE
CASE
OF
J
OH
238
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
239
pose,
not
to
be
arrested
by
manliness
must
have
provided
240
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
and
imposture
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
241
Christian
Fraternity.
242
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
243
the
avowed,
exoteric
emblem,
because
in
a
professedly
authoritative
work
on
the
secret
figuren
of
the
Order
244
the
available
materials,
conclusion can
THE
CASE
OF
JOHANN
VALENTIN
ANDREAS.
245
the
earnest
CHAPTER
IX.
PROGRESS
OF
ROSICRUCIANISM
PROGRESS
248
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
of
governments
250
PROGRESS
OF
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
GERMANY.
251
Arian,
Anabaptist,
Lutheran,
or
disciple
of
Paracelsus
1
Make
unto
yourselves
also
252
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
possessed
by
Adam,
Enoch,
Salomon,
&c.
Written
with
great
care,
by
desire
PROGRESS
OF
ROS1CRUCIANTSM
IN
GERMANY.
253
that
of
the
Paracelsists.
254
HISTORY
PROGRESS
OF
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
GERMANY.
255
praises
PROGRESS
258
pamphlets,
that
Agnostus
and
Menapius
are
one
PROGRESS
OF
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
GERMANY.
259
having
saved
the
lives
of
a
calf,
of
you
ask
why
there
is
PROGRESS
OF
ROSICRUCIANISM
262
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
blaming
and
libelling
the
members
to
love
them,
because
they
are
true
seekers
of
the
veritable
wisdom.
In
PROGRESS
OF
264
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Mysterie,
PROGRESS
OF
PROGRESS
OF
ROS1CRUCIANISM
IN
GERMANY.
267
six
hours.
Apart
from
these
two
cures,
the
second
of
which
is
doubtless
a
miracle,
CHAPTER
X.
ROSICRUCIAN
sect,
he
sought
ROSTCRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
MICHAEL
MAIER.
269
spoke
of
it
as
270
HISTORY
OF
equally
dis-
appointed,
and,
according
to
Michael
Maier,
appear
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
274
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS2CRUCTANS.
S.
R,
that
is,
Sincerus
Eenatus,
otherwise
Sigmund
Eichter,
published
historical
kind
ROSICRUC1AN
APOLOGISTS:
MICHAEL
MAIER.
275
tor.
Two
houses
shall
be
erected
at
Nurenberg
and
An-
cona
276
that this
ROSICRUCIAN
chase.
XXI.
No
278
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
ner,
make
themselves
mutually
acquainted,
and
subsequently
ROSICRUCIAN
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
282
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
XLIX.
CHAPTER
XI.
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
284
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Robert
Fludd
Majesty's
forces
in
the
Low
Countries.
35th
year
of
Edward
III.
In
pro-
Coluney,
one
of
whom,
Thomas
Coluney,
as
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
286
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
According
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
288
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Monochordum
Mundi
Symphoniacum,
seu,
Eeplicatio
R.
F.
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
289
but
it
has
been
disputed
on
insufficient
grounds.
2QO
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
to
a
lugubrious
consideration
of
the
impediments
and
de-
generacy
of
the
produce,
by
the
application
of
Like others of his
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS :
ROBERT
FLUDD.
291
Concerning
Arithmetic,
he
asks
mournfully,
and
with
apparent
earnestness,
qualities
292
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
wherein
nothing
is
required
save
294
he
himself,
by
his
assiduity
in
mechanical
arts,
constructed
a
write
either
anonymously
or
pseudonymously,
I
prefer
the
alternative
offered
by
the
be the
Lapis angularis,
296
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
holy
philosophy,
well
done
Proceed,
fear
God,
ROSICRUCIAN
doe
298
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Supreme
Truth
saide :
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
299
built
upon
300
more
plainly
then
I.
These
thinges
the
Lady
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
301
be
terrene,
animal,
and
diabolical,
not
being
founded
on
the
deific
corner-stone,
namely,
Jesus
Christ,
who
is
the
essential
substance
302
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCTANS.
Aleph
lucidum.
Void
of
form
and
life,
principle
from
dark
Aleph
to
light
Aleph,
revealed
the
waters
contained
in
the
profound
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
303
rf
S
304
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
305
According
to
.Fludd's
philosophy,
the
whole
universe
was
fashioned
after
the
pattern
306
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
ROBERT
FLUDD.
307
brightness
and
burning
from
the
face
or
presence
of
Jehovah.
Literally
interpreting
the
poetic
imagery
of
Scripture,
he
perceives
the
direct
interference
of
the
Deity
in
all
the
phenomena
of
Nature,
and
CHAPTEE
XII.
KOSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
THOMAS
VAUGHAN,
309
when
its
ways
are
paved
with
gold,
and
its
gates
are
of
pearls
and
precious
stones,
and
when
the
Tree
of
Life,
planted
in
the
centre
of
Paradise,
will
dispense
health
to
the
whole
of
humanity
1
I
foresee
that
my
writings
will
be
esteemed
as
highly
as
the
310
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
His
writings
shew
THOMAS
VAUGHAN.
311
being
a
charitable
cure
essence
and
312
314
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
mity
of
CHAPTER
XIII.
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
316
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
Astrologie
318
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
with
pride
and
spirites,
and
trophies
of
my
victories
over
my
enemies,
and
can
with
patience
embrace
this
life,
yet
in
my
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
320
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
322
we
behold
came
in
at
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
324
HISTORY
original.
John
Heydon,
the
326
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
He
wrote
many
excellent
things,
and
performed
many
rare
experiments
in
the
arts
of
astromancy,
geomancy,
&c.,
but
especially
eighty-one
the
first
upon
the
King's
death,
predicted
in
Arabia
by
him
pope.
ROSICRUC1AN
APOLOGISTS
by
328
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEY
DON.
33
The
list
of
Heydon's
published
332
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Lucis,
and
Holy
Household
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS :
JOHN
HE
YDON.
333
antiquity
is
gratuitously
bestowed
on
them.
The
author
denies
Society,
as
will
appear
from
the
following
334
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUC1ANS.
London
the
same
day,
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS ;
JOHN
HE
YDON.
335
Spirits
336
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
337
believer,
but
which
is
worth
reprinting
338
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
340
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
tain
^purple,
'animated,
divine
salt,
and
cureth
all
ROSICRUCI
AN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
341
from
the
Kingdome
342
divine
things,
such
as
I
never
red
or
heard
of.
Another
time
his
candle
did
fall
down
upon
the
ground
and
went
out,
and
there
appeared
before
him
something
about
the
bignesse
of
a
nut,
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
344
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
346
HfSiTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
348
350
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
351
in
Spanish,
asked,
352
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
it
may
be
made
convenient
for
you
took
of
desolate
strangers
God
would
reward,
and
six
of
ROSJCRUC1AN
APOLOGISTS :
JOHN
HEY
DON.
353
354
top.
He
had
also
a
tippet
bend
to
us
a
little,
and
put
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS :
JOHN
HE
YDON.
355
you
stay.
As
for
any
merchandize
ye
have
brought,
ye
we
should
forget
either
356
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS :
JOHN
HEYDON.
357
was
in
one
of
358
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
36o
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
world,
for
there
362
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
again
slowly,
and,
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
364
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
ever
was
upon
earth,
and
this
Foundation,
and
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
his
tippet,
but
he
would
not
suffer
us,
and
366
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
was
enough
to
make
us
forget
all
nOSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
propagation
of
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
37o
HISTORY
His
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
371
tyed
you
infinite
men
that
marry
not,
but
choose
a
libertine
and
impure
single
life
372
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
haunting
374
give
you
his
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
375
blessing,
he
hath
appointed
fellows are
376
HISTORY
OF
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
377
in
the
midst
of
the
seas,
and
some
bayes
upon
the
shore,
for
works
wherein
are
required
the
aire
and
vapour
378
plants
rise
by
mix-
tures
of
earths
without
seeds,
and
to
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
379
and
have
380
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCTANS.
stomach
will
turn
them
into
good
chylus.
We
have
some
meats
also,
bread
and
drinks,
which
taken
by
men,
enable
them
to
fast
long
after,
and
some
others
that
ROS1CRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
381
of
their
bloods
and
bodies,
of
hayes
and
herbs
layed
up
moist,
of
brine
unquenched,
and
such
like
instruments
also
which
generate
heat
only
by
motion,
places
for
strong
insolations,
places
under
382
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS:
JOHN
HEYDON.
383
and
practise
swifter
motions
than
any
you
have,
and
make
and
multiply
them
more
easily
and
with
small
force,
by
of
the
senses,
where
we
represent
all
manner
of
feats
of
jugling,
false
apparitions,
impostures,
illusions,
and
their
fallacies
384
ROSICRUCIAN
APOLOGISTS
386
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
we have
made I
CHAPTER
XIV.
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
WHEN
the
documents
of
388
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
De
Quincey
affirms
that
France
was
never
wanting
in
the
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
389
and
world
better
than
if
they
were
present
390
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
392
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
full
of
malicious
libels,
which,
however,
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
393
Invisibles.
There
his
eyes
were
uncovered,
and
he
found
himself
the
meeting-
place
of
the
previous
evening.
Though
partially
drunk,
he
determined
to
fulfil
his
duty
and
plunge
at
394
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
395
contained
the
396
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
397
and
not
into
the
lands
of
the
398
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
with
fiends,
raise
tempests,
ravage
fields,
destroy
orchards,
assassinate
and
torture
their
neighbours
by
the
infliction
of
innumerable
diseases.
The
spirit
which
prompted
these
grotesque
calumnies,
manufactured
from
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
399
conceal
400
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIANISM
IN
FRANCE.
401
individuals
in
CHAPTER
XV.
CONNECTION
BETWEEN
THE
ROSICRUCIANS
AND
FREEMASONS.
PROFESSOR
BUHLE
affirms
as
the
ROSICRUCIANS
AND
FREEMASONS.
403
mutemini,
de
lapidibus
mortals
in
lapides
vivos
philo-
sophicos.
On
this
foundation
rests
his
whole
hypothesis
concerning
the
transfiguration
of
the
Eosicrucian
Fraternity
and
its
reappearance
vs.
404
HISTORY
ROSICRUCIANS
AND
FREEMASONS.
405
secrets
by
one,
Kolling,
a
treacherous
member
of
the
associa-
tion.
These
statements
must
be
taken
the
Eose-Cross
degree
in
Free-
masonry
406
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
11
Dictionnaire
Ma9onnique
ROSfCRUClANS
AND
FREEMASONS.
407
the
Ceremonies,
and
the
brethren
are
CHAPTER
XVI.
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
IT
is
an
opinion
entertained
by
the
elect
in
modern
theo-
sophical
circles,
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
409
Comte
de
Chazal
accomplished
the
magnum
opus
410
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
the
redemption
of
Spiritual
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
411
prophetess
412
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
hunting
Society,
world.
8.
I
do,
moreover,
solemnly
promise
(should
I
become
a
master
and
possessor)
that
I
will
not,
on
against
the
government
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
413
of
a
private
distressed
individual
only.
I
will
give
no
charity
with
the
view
of
making
my
name
known
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
no,
not
a
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
415
and
416
Masonry.
Thus,
on
his
admission
as
a
novice,
the
postulant
is
required
to
repeat
the
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
417
annually
at
the
obligatory
meeting,
and
418
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
The
senior
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
419
IX.
The
fee
for
admission
to
420
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROS1CRUCIANS.
the
knowledge
of
the
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
423
man's
424
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
426
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Its
MODERN
ROSICRUCIAN
SOCIETIES.
427
the
large
folio
volume
of
this
painstaking
antiquary,
but
have
failed
428
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
exchange,
but
paid
for
every
thing
in
ready-money,
and
lived
decently,
though
MODERN
430
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
Rosicrucian.
The
acknowledged
fictions
CONCLUSION.
THERE
is
a
point,
quoth
a
grandiloquent
pseudo-
Eosicrucian
in
an
impressive
and
tragedy
voice,
432
faggot,
and
CONCLUSION.
433
unencumbered
by
evasive
veils,
which
preserved
them
per-
haps
in
the
past
from
the
violence
of
tyrants
ADDITIONAL
NOTES.
NUMBER
I.
(p.
17).
ACCORDING
to
the
436
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
NUMBER
IV.
(p.
169).
The
symbolical
representation
of
the
tetrad
under
the
figure
of
a
four-square
garden,
ADDITIONAL
NOTES.
437
438
HISTORY
OF
THE
ROSICRUCIANS.
12.
Maria
Barbara,
nat.
1652,
11
Aug.
V.
Gottlieb,
nat.
ADDITIONAL
NOTES.
439
than
two
days
on
your
estate,
said
the
impostor
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