C. F. Gutsch. 1773, 206 pp.

A collection of four treatises (i) Griindliche Besclireib von der particular u Universal Tinctur (ii) Astronomia Inferior (iii) Reise (IV) Stein der Weisen.
594 — Neue Sammlung von einigen alten und sehr ge- wordenen philos und alch Schriften, als eine neue Forsetzung des bekannten deutscben Theatri Ghymici, 6 Vols, 8vo, Frankfurt und Leipzig, Krausz 1769-74.
This Collection contains 30 works.
595 S.V.S.P. — Ein wolgemeyntes Antwort schreiben an Die hochwiirdigen und weitberiimbten Herrn Briider des hochpreisslichen Rosen Greutz Ordens, Beschrieben von einem Philotheosopho : darinn auszftihrlich ursachen die alle fromme hertzen auff der Fraternitet seit bringen mogen angezogen werden. 4to. Franckfurt, Job. Hof¬ mann, 1619, 8 pp.
596 Salmon (Dr. Wm.) La Bibliotheque des Philosophes Ghimiques, ou Recueil des auteurs les plus approuvez, qui ont ecrit de la Pierre Philosophale. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1672—1678.
Another Edition was issued by J. M. D. R. (Jean Mangin de Richebourg) in 4 volumes, much enlarged, 8vo, Paris, 1741 — 54. The last volume is very scarce as it was not issued for 14 years after vol III. A portion of it was also published at London, 1692, under the title of “Medicina Practica,” or ‘‘Practical Physick”: and again in 1707. It contains a very passable collection of Alchemical Works, although Du Fresnoy says that this translation of Geber is very bad, as he failed to choose the best edition of this author for his work, which is that of Danzic, 1682.
597 Sammlung der merkw Begebenheiten die sich mit Adepten und ihrer philosophischen Tinctur zugetragen. 8vo. Braunschweig, Schroder, 1781.
598 Schalling (Jac) Winshem- Fran chi, Opthalmia, sive disquisit hermetico - Galenica de natura oculorum, etc. Folio. Erfurt. Bischoff, 1615, 169 pp. (Another Edition. Erfurt, Birkner, 1617.)
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599 Schatz-Kammer dess H Rosenkrantz. Das ist . . . Bericht von der Ertz-Bruderschafft dess H Rosen - kranzes etc. 4to. Gedruckt im Furstl. Stifft Kempten 1690.
600 Schlegels (J. S. B.) Tagebuch seines mit J. G. Schrepfer gepflogenen Umgangs nebst Beylagen, vielen Briefen, &c. 8vo. Berlin, 1806.
Collation (viii) 213 pp.
601 [Schleiss (Dr. B.)] pseud “Phoebron,” Der im Lichte der Wahrheit strahlende Rosenkreuzer alien lieben Mit- menschen auch dem Magister Pianco (pseud) zum Nutzen hingestellt von Phoebron (pseud). 8vo. Leipzig, G. G. Hilscher, 1782, 348 pp.
602 Schmieder (K. G.) Geschichte der Alchemie. 8vo. Halle, 1882.
This is a fine work on the r c. Order and Alchemy. It was written by a Professor at Cassel to establish by Historic Proofs the truth of the transmutation of metals. It contains many valuable Bibliographical notes.
603 Schnitger (F. F.) Discovered Fragments of Initiation in the Egyptian Secrets, translated by Frater “Nec Aspera Terrent.“ 4to. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1890.
604 Scholasterium Ghristianum seu ludus credentium quo toedium horarum seu temporis molestia abigitur et levatur. 8vo. 1624.
A good many of M. Maier’s Works are reprinted in this volume.
605 Schroder (W. F. von) Nothwendiger Unterricht vom Goldmachen denen Buccinatoribus oder sich so nennenden Foederatis Hermeticis auf ihre drei Episteln zur freund- lichen Nachricht. 8vo. Leipzig, 1684, 219 pp.
606 Schweighart (Theo.) Sub umbra alarum tuarum Jehova! Pandora sextse Aetatis sive Speculum Gratise, das ist Die ganze Kunst und Wissenschaft der von Gott hocherl Frat. r.c. . . . 8vo. 1617, 74 pp.
See also Art. “Sendschreiben,” and “F. de Valentia.”
607 — Speculum sophicum Rhodo-Stauroticun das ist Weit- lauffige Entdeckung dess Gollegii und axiomatum von der sondern erleuchten Frat Christ r.c. Allen der wahren Weisheit begirigen . . . durch t.s. Gonstantiensem. 4to. 1618.
608 — Menapius (F. G.) Rosse Grucis das ist Bedencken der Gesambten Societet von dein verdeckten und an-
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genandten scribtore (sic) F. G. Menapio ob er pro Fratre zuhalten. 8vo. April, 1619, 54 pp.
Albeiti, who was a friend of Andreas, wrote under the assumed name of Mcnapius, and the name of Schrveighardt is affixed to the third part in fun. According to Kloss he also assumed the following pseudonyms, viz. : Gometz, Joh. Procopius. Georg Odaxus, and it is con jectured that Agrostus himself might also belong to this collection.
609 Scriptum amicabile ad venerandam, Frat. f.c., in quo pietas eorum contra impostores defenditur. 8vo. Franco- furti, 1621.
610 Seddag, Bruderliche Vermahnungen an einige Brtider Freymaurer dem Bruder — 8vo. Philadelphia (Leipzig, Bohme) 1781, 10 S pp.
611 Semler (Dr. J. S.) Zusatze zu der Teutschen Ueber- setzung von Fludds Schutzschrift fur die Rosenkreuzer. 8 vo. Halle (J. J. Gebauer), 1785.
Collation (xxxii) 212 pp.
612 — Unparteiische Sammlungen zur Historie der Rosen¬ kreuzer. 4 vols. 8 vo. Leipzig, Beer, 1786 — 1788.
Collation Vol. 1 [xxiv], 182 (1786); Vol. 2 [xxviiij, 179 (1787); Vol. 3 [xii], 204 (1788) ; Vol. 4 [viii], 196 (1788). Chronological Register [xviii].
An Impartial Collection from the History of the Rosicrucians, with some fine plates, hy a most erudite writer. He adopts the view that the order existed long before the 17th Century, and proves the existence in the 14th Century of “An association of physicians and alchemists, who united their knowledge and their labours to attain the discovery of the Philosophic Stone.”
613 — Brief e an einen Freund in der Schweiz uber den Hirtenbrief der unbekannten obern des f.m.o. alten Systems. 8vo. Leipzig, (Grasse), 1786.
Collation (xxxvi) 156 pp.
This was answered by an Anon, writer. Vide Art. “ EtrvasP
614 — Von achter hermetischer Arzenei an Herrn Leopold Baron Hirschen in Dresden. Wider falsche Maurer und Rosenkreuzer. 3 vols. 8vo. Leipzig, G. E. Beer, 1786.
615 ( — ) Literarischer Beitrag zur Erforschung der neuesten Wunderkrafte. 8vo. (Berliner Monatsschrift) 1787.
616 Sendivogius (Mich.) Cosmopolite ou Nouvelle Lumiere de la Physique naturelle, traictant de la constitution generale des Elements simples et des composez tradiut du Latin en Frangois par De Bosnay. 8vo. Paris, A Pacard, 1648. (Another Edition, with a Second Title, Paris, 1691, also in Latin, vide Manget’s Bib. Chym., 1702).
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Collation (xiv) 152 pp.
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617 Sendbrief an die Herren des Decemvirats der Frat. des r.c. vom geheimen Schlussel des fast uneroffent- lichten Schlosses. 8vo. Murr, 37 pp.
618 Sendbrief an alle, welche von der Bruderschaft des ordens vom r.c. geschrieben. 8vo. Leipzig, 1615.
619 Sendebrief an die von Gott hoch und begabte der natur verstandige sehr vortreffliche Herren des Decem¬ virats der Frat. des sogenannten r.c., &c, 4to. 1705. (Another Edition, 1786).
This is the same work as the preceding one.
620 Sendschreiben an die Bruderschaft des hochl Ordens der r.c. mit einem Kupferstucklein auf der allerseeligsten Frat Famam und Confession, 205 pp.
The reputed author of this, and probably the 3 preceding works, is Th. Schweighard, alias Florentinus cle Valentia. Both of these authors works may be considered herewith.
621 Sendschreiben an die erhabenen Unbekannten, oder die achten und rechten Freimaurer. 8vo. Berlin, Stahl- baum, 1781, 200 pp.
622 Sendschreiben an die glorwiirdije Bruderschaft des Hoch Ordens vom r.c. von einem derselben besondern Liebhaber gestellet (geben zu Camposala den 29 Januar, 1615). 8vo. 1615.
623 Sendschreiben an die r.c., in centro Germanise. 8vo. Kazauer, 1617, 40 pp.
624 Sendtschreiben mit Kurtzen Philosophischen Discurz an die Gottweisse Fraternitet des loblichen Ordens des Rosen Creutzes; auff derselben Famam unnd Confession einfaltig gesehen, durch einen der Gottlichen von Natur Weisheit trewlich zugethanen (10 July, 1615). 4to. N.A. or P., 1615.
Collation (viii) pp. and 4 Folding Plates.
The Plates to this Work are charmingly executed, and exhibit some very fine Rosicrucian Symbolism on its Alchemical side, they remind one of the Mutus Liber of which I have made mention elsewhere. It has also been translated into Latin (vide Article “Michelspacherus”)
625 Sendtschreiben oder einfeltige Antwort an die hocher Bruderschaft dess hocl ordens dess r.c. Auff Die von ihnen ausgefertige Famam uund Conf. Durch einen Liebhaber der volkommenen Weissheit gestellet uund aussgesandt (12 Januar, 1615). 8vo. Frankfurt, Bringer, 1615, 16 pp.
Bibliotheca Rosicruciana.
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626 Sen hold (G.) Selbstbiographien merkwurdiger Manner, herausgegeben von c.s. Zwei Thiele Winterthur. 8vo. 1796-1797.
The second part has the separate Title, J. Val. Andrea, selbstbiographie, &c.
627 Shelley (Percy Bysse) St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian: a romance by a Gentleman of the University of Oxford. 8vo. London, J. J. Stockdale, 41 Pall Mall, 1811.
Collation (iv) 256 pp.
A line work of fiction founded on facts obtained from the Order.
628 [Siebenstern (G. F. Sendemir von)] Ghry Ferd von Sabor, Practica Naturse vera, oder sonnenklare Be- schreibung der Naturgeheimnisse, &c. Gedruckt auf Kosten der r.c. Bruderschaft. 8vo. 1721 and 1735 and others.
629 Siles (Dr. A. B.) Helias Tertius das ist Urtheil oder Meinung von dem hoch Orden der Briiderschafft des r.c. zur ant wort auff deroselben zwo unterschiedene schriffiten deren die Erste Fama die andere Confessio intituliret worden. Gestellet durch A.B.S. der Artznei Doct. 8 vo. N.P. 1616, (Several other Editions were published in 1618 and 1619.
Collation (ii) 102 pp.
630 Sivert (Joh.) Entdeckte Mummenschantze oder Nebel- happen das ist Ghriftliche wiederlegung der negst von Gassel ausgeflogenen Stimpelconfession der newenKrugs- Bruder oder wie sie sich nennen r.c. . . . 8vo. Magde¬ burg, 1617, 32 pp.
See a reply to this, Article “H. S. F.”
631 Soane (George) New Curiosities of Literature and Book of the Months. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1847. (Second Edition, with plates, 2 vols, 1849.)
In Vol II., p. 35, a chapter is devoted to Rosicrucianism and Free¬ masonry and the positions very fully reviewed, the author coming to the conclusion, however, that the “Fama” was not intended to describe a Society really existing, although he adduces some excellent evidence to shew that it was put forward by Andreas, there being nothing to show on the face of it by whom it was written. This author has got the date of the Ist Edition of the “ Universal Reformation ” correct as being a.d. 1614, but he is hopelessly out in his subsequent dates : he evidently had a meagre library at his disposal.
632 Spaignart (Gilbertus De) Theologiscli Wacliterhornlein oder VVarnung wider das eingelegte Fewer der newen Propheten und Rosenkreutzbruder &c. 4to. Wittenberg 1620.
Collation (viii) 127 pp.
Written against David Meder’s Work “Judicum Theolog,”
vide Article.
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633 Spence (Revd. Joseph,) Anecdotes of Books and Men, collected from the conversation of Mr. Pope and other eminent persons of his time, now first published b}^ S. W. Singer. 8vo. London, 1820.
On page 403 of this work will be found a most interesting letter from Spence to his mother, written at Turin, August 25, 1740, in which he details at some length, a meeting, he alleges to have had, with an Adept who could transmute Gold and was possessed of the Great Elixir.
634 Sp[erber] (J.) Echo der von Gott hocherleutchten Fraternitet des lob ordens k.c. das ist Exemplarischer Beweis, das nicht allein dasjenige was ist in der Fama und Confession der Fraternitet k.c. aufsgebotten , &c. 8vo, Gedrucht zu Dantzig bei A. Htinefeldts, 1615, 68pp.
A Second Edition Avas published in 1616, greatly enlarged to (xxii) 114 pp., and more carefully printed ; for a fuller account of this work than 1 can find space for here see A. E. Waite’s “Real History of the Rosicrucians.” London, 1887, page 254, et seq.
Starke Erweise &c. 1777 vide Author [J. J. Ch. Bode].
635 Staurophorus (Rhodophilus) Raptus Philosophicus das ist Philosophische Offenbarungen ganz simpel und ein- faltig gestellet und an die Hoch und beruhmte Frat. k.c. unterthaing geschrieben. 8vo. n.p. 1619, 15 pp.
This work is mostly printed in Black Letter and the Author signs himself F. R , R. C.
636 Stellatus (Joseph) Pegasus firmamenti sive intro brevis in veram sapientiam, qu« olim ab iEgyptiis et Persis magia; hodie vero a venerabili frat. k.c. pansophia recte vocatur, in pise ac studiosise inventutis gratiam conscripta a j. s. secretioris philos alumno. 8vo. 1618.
637 Stellis (Dr. G. Amandum de) von Stern Geistlicher Discurs und Betrachtung was fur eine Gottfeligkeit und Art der Liebe erfordert wird das ist Wie dieselbe eigent- lich beschaffen seyn will, wenn man die in aller Welt verachte . . . Frat. der rechten k.c. Briider auf besteste Theil zu erreichen begehret, . . . 4to. Oppenheim. H. Galler, 1618, 40 pp.
Another Edition Regensburg, 1781 (a misprint for 1681).
638 Stender (G. H. F.) Naturalisten von Kirchspielprediger zu Seelenburg und Sonnart und der K. d. G. zu Got¬ tingen M. 8vo. Mitau und Hasenpoth, J. F. Flinz, 1772.
Collation (viii) 472 pp.
639 — Wahrheit der Religion wider den 'Unglauben der Freygeister und Naturalisten. 8vo. Leipzig, Hilscher, 1782. Wurde von den k.k. zur Yorbereitung empfohlen. Albrecht, Geschichte eines k.k., 135 pp.
Bibliotheca Rosicruciana.
640 Stephen (Leslie) Dictionary of National Biography. 8vo. London, 1889.
Article Fludd (Dr. Robert) page 348, and others.
641 Struvius (Burcard, G.) Bibliotheca Historic Litterarise Selecta ed J. F. Jugler. 3 vols, 8vo. Jenae, 1754 — 1763.
642 Theatrum Chemicum praecipuos selectorum auctorum
Tractatus de Chemise, et Lapidis Philosophici Antiquitate, veritate . . . et operationibus continens. ... 6 vols.
8vo. H. E. Zetzneri, Argentorati. 1659-61.
Collation — Vol I, 749 (xxx) pp. ; II, 549 (vii) ; III, 859 (xiii) ; IV (viii) ; 1014 (xxxiii) ; V (viii), 912 (xxix) ; VI (xviii) 772 (xxv).
The First Edition was issued in 1613-22 by the same publisher, but it only consists of five vols. and is inferior to this present one : this is an important collection of 209 Treatises on Alchemy, by the principal authors, and a detailed account will be found in “ Ferguson” and “Du Fresnoy.”
643 Theobald (Zacharias) Warnungs- Spiegel vor denen alten Widertauffern und neuen Schwarmern in Dev alten und neuen . . . Geist, das ist Glaubwurdiger und Hist Bericht was Jammer, Elend, Angst, Noth . . . haben. Folio. Cothen 1701-1702, pp. 45 — 62.
Theoretischen Bruder &c. vide Author [Graff vonLohr- ' bach].
644 Theosophi eximii epistola ad Anastasium Philaretum Cosmopolitan! de sapientissima fratern s.c. 8vo. Franco- furti 1619, 8 pp.
645 Thomson (Thomas) The History of Chemistry. 2 vols. 12mo. London 1830.
Collation Vol I (x) 349 pp.
Vol II (iv) 325 pp.
Contains a Reference to the Order p. 173 and a long account of alchemy.
646 Tiedemann (Dieterich) Geist der Spekulativen Philo¬ sophic. 6 vols, 8vo. Marburg 1791-1797.
647
Tong (Ebenezer)] The Northern Star; The British Monarchy, or the Northern, the fourth Universal Mon¬ archy: Charles II and his successors, the Founders of the Northern, last, fourth, and most happy Monarchy. Being a collection of many choice Ancient and Modern Prophecies, &c. Folio. London, 1680.
Collation (vii) 54 pp.
A work containing a number of various Prophecies purporting to show that they designated the Monarchy of Great Britain as. being the ruling one in the North. Reference to the r.c. Confession is made in Chap. IV., but it is of little consequence.
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648 Tractat von den ersten Elementen in einem geheimen Unterricht eines Adepten an seinen Sohn. Aus einem Franz MSS dem beigefiigt ist: Der unterricht fiir den Adepten grad. Herausg von einem Verehrer der edlen Schmelz und Maurerkunst. 8vo. Leipzig, G. G. Hilscher, 1784, 135 pp.
649 Tractatus Chimicus antiq et vere aureus in quo spectare licet Fundamenta Chymise, etc., cum curiosis quatuor Epistolis cujusdam adepti, &c. Agustse Vind., D. R. Matz. 8vo. 1721.
Collation (viii) 52 pp.
650 Treuherziges Schreiben eines Layen-Bruders im Reich an den Magum in Norden oder doch in Europa. n.p. or a. 8vo. 1762, 28 pp.
651 Treuldw (Just) Academia Universalis Philadelphica seu Collegium Samarit oder Zusamm etlicher in Gottlichen natiirlichen Wissenschaften geiibter Personen in ein Collegium und Societat, &c. . . . (Frankfurt, J. M. Gotz). 8vo. 1669, 40 pp.
652 Trismosin (Salomon) La Toyson d’or ou la fleur des thresors en laquelle est traicte de la Pierre des Philo- sophes, de son excellence, effects et vertu admirable . . . enrichies de figures et des propres Gouleurs . . . 8vo. Paris, 1612, chez C. Sevestre.
Collation (16) 219 pp.
I have inserted this volume on account of its beautiful plates, which are very similar to many others contained in other works on the Kosi- crucians ; it is translated from the German, and this Adept was the one who furnished Paracelsus with the “Philosopher’s Stone.”
653 Trithemius (Joan) De Septem Secundeis, id est, intel- ligentiis, sive Spiritibus morentibus orbes libellus sane preciosissim, &c. 4to. Nurnberge, J. Hafelbergs, (15)22, 19 pp.
Another Edition, Francofurti, 4to, 1545 (30 pp.) Also Colonise, 8vo, 1567 (175 pp.)
654 Trommsdorff Taschenbuch fiir Aerzte, Chemischer, und Pharm, auf das Jahr, 1803. 12mo. Erfurt, Hennings.
Contains an article called “ Kurzgefatzte Geschichte der R.c.”
655 Tschirnessus (Valent) Schnelle Botschafft an die Philo- sophische Frat. vom e.c. durch v.t. Gorlicerum Germ Phil. et. Med. Licent. 8vo. Gorlitz, J. Rhambaw, 1616, 15 pp.
This was published with “Assertion,” etc. (vide Article) 1617 at Dantzig.
Bibliotheca Bosicruciana.
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656 Tubicinium convivale et hermeticum, sive Epistola III buccinatoria, qua Duumviri hermetici foederati curiosos omnes ad sui foederis societatem invitant. 4to. Gedani, B. L. Tancken, 1642.
657 Tumulus Hermetis Apertus (Hermes Tomb Displayed). 12mo. Norimbergse, 1676.
Tzschoppe (J. M.) pseud vide Heinrich (J. M.).
658 Ueber geheime Wissenschaften Initiationen und neuere Verbindungen. 2 vols. 8vo. Altenburg, Richter , 1786-87.
Collation Yol I 368 pp.
Vol II 320 pp.
659 Ueber Jesuit en Freymaurer und deutsche Rosencreuzer. 8vo. J. A. Maier. Leipzig 1781, 128 pp .
660 Untersuchung des vermeintlichen Manifesto der sich so nennenden unbekannten Obern eines gewissen Ordens an die Mitglieder der geheimen Grade und System dieses Ordens. 8vo. n.p. 1794.
Text in French & German.
661 Urbigerus (Baron) Aphorismi Urbigerani, or certain rules clearly demonstrating the three Infallible ways of Preparing the Grand Elixir, or Circulum Majus, of the Philosophers discovering the Secret of Secrets . . . 8vo. London, for Hy. Faithorne at the Rose in St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1690.
Collation (x) 86 pp.
This work contains a finely engraved symbolical plate, and is one that is highly spoken of by those conversant in these matters, so that I have decided to include it in my list. Another Edition was published at Hamburg, in 1705, in German.
662 Utilissima Admonitio de f.r.c. nempe an sint, quales sint? etc. 8vo. Francofurti, 1618.
663 V.D.B.S. D.O.M.A.— Crux absque Gruce das ist Wol- vermeynte Defensio deren inter mundi calumnias bltihenden Teutschen Gesellschaft ad S. Sanctum ge- nannt vom Rosencreuz. Auctore Vito del capo de la bona speranza. 8vo. n.p. 1618, 15 pp.
664 Valentia (F. de) Jhesus Nobis Omnia ! Rosa Florescens, contra F. G. Menapii (J. V. Alberti) calumnias Das ist Kurtzer Bericht vnd Widerantwort auff die sub dato 3 Junii, 1617, ex agro Norico in Latein und dann fol- gends den 17 Julii obgedachten Jahres Teutsch publi- cirte unbedachte calumnias F. G. Menapii, wider die r.c. Societet &c. 8vo. [Francofurti]. n.p. 1617, 44 pp.
Another Edition appeared in 1618, 46 pp. See also Articles “Send- schreiben,” and “Th. Schweighard.” Arnold suggests that.J.V. Andreas
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was the author, under the nom de plume (F. de V.), and if so he also possibly wrote under the two other pseudonyms. Murr contends that J. V. Alberti used this also as his pseudonym.
665 Vaughan (R. A.) Hours with the Mystics: A Contri¬ bution to the History of Religious Opinion. 2 vols, 8vo. London, 1856. (Another Edition 1860, and several sub¬ sequent ones).
Contains a chatty article on the order, amongst a quantity of other Mystical Groups of all ages: it is written in the form of a dialogue Avhich does not commend itself to many readers.
Vaughan (Thomas) alias Eugenius Philalethes.
666 Anthroposophia Theomagica: or, A Discourse of the Nature of Man and his state after death ; grounded on his Creator’s Proto- Chimistry, and verified by a practi¬ cal examination of principles in the Great World, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed by T. W. for H. Blunden, at the Castle in Corn-hill, 1650. (Fine Portrait of Cornelius Agrippa, at page 52).
Collation (xvi) 70 pp.
667 Anima Magica Abscondita: or, a Discourse of the universall Spirit of Nature, with his strange, obstruse, miraculous ascent and descent, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed by T. W. for H. B., 1650.
Collation (xiv) 56 pp. : — 1 leaf by H. B.
This Work has been reprinted in Dr. Westcott’s Hermetic Series, vide Article.
668 Magia Adamica: or the Antiquitie of Magic; and the descent thereof from Adam downwards, proved: where- unto is added a perfect and full discovene of the Coelum Terrae, or the Magicians Heavenly Chaos, and first matter of all things, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, Printed by T. W., for H. Blunden, at the Castle in Corn-hill, 1650.
Collation (xxxii) 140 pp.
669 Observations upon Anthroposophia Theomagica and Anima Magica Abscondita, by Alazonamastix Philalethes. Printed at Parrhesia, but are to be sold by 0. Pullen, at the Rose in Paul’s Churchyard. 8vo. 1650.
Collation (x) 94 pp.
Henry More (The Platonist) wrote under the name of Alazonomastix Philalethes ; Vaughan could hardly expect his publications to pass un¬ noticed, and he aroused the ire of this Cambridge Scholar. Later on however he retaliated in the work called, “The Man Mouse, etc.,” which in its turn called forth More’s reply, “The Second Lash, etc.”; but our worthy Adept was not to be outwitted, and wishing to have the last word, issued another counterblast in his work, “The Second Wash, or the Moore scoured once more, etc.,” which ended the matter.
Bibliotheca Rosicruciana.
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670 The Man Mouse taken in a trap and tortur’d to death for gnawing the margins of Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. Printed in London and sold at the Castle in Corn-hill, 1650.
Collation (ii) 116 pp.
671 The Second Lash of Alazonomastix , containing a Solid and Serious Reply to a very uncivill Answer to certain Observations upon Anthroposophia Theomagica and Anima Magica Abscondita. 32mo. Printed by the Printers to the University of Cambridge, 1651.
Collation 208 (v) pp. and Index.
67*2 The Second Wash: or, the Moore , (i.e., Henry Moore), scour’d once more , being a Charitable Cure for the Distractions of Alazonomastix, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed by T. W., and are to be sold at the Castle in Cornhill, 1651.
Collation (xviii) 188, and Page of Errors.
673 Lumen de Lumine: or, A New Magical Light dis¬ covered and communicated to the World, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed for H. Blunden at the Castle in Corne Hil, 1651, another Edition London 8vo. 1910.
Collation (xviii) 101 pp.
674 Aula Lucis, or the House of Light, a Discourse written in the year 1651 by s.n., a modern Speculator. 12mo. London, sold by Wm. Leake at the signe of the Growne in Fleet Street, between the Two Temple Gates, 1652.
Collation (x) 39 (xii) pp.
This is a work treating of Alchemy.
675 The Fame and Confession of the Fraternity of r.c. commonly, of the Rosie Cross: with a Preface annexed thereto, and a short Declaration of their Physicall Work, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, Printed by J. M., for Giles Calvert, at the Black Spread Eagle, at the West end of Paul’s, 1652.
Collation (lxviii) 64 pp.
676 Euphrates, or the Waters of the East; being a Short Discourse of that Secret Fountain, whose Water flows from Fire; and carries in it the Beams of the Sun and Moon, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed for Humphrey Moseley at the Prince’s Arms in St. Paul’s Church-yard, 1655. (Fine Mystical figure from R. Lullie, page 31).
Collation (xvi) 124 pp.
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077 A Brief Natural History, intermixed with a variety of philosophical discourses; and observations of the burnings of Mount iEtna, with refutations of such vulgar errours as our modern authors have omitted, by Eugenius Philalethes. 32mo. London, printed for Matthew Smelt, next door to the Castle, near Moor Gate, 1669.
Collation (xiv) 120 (1) pp.
As Vaughan died in 1665 I presume that this is a spurious publication.
678 Aula Lucis Oder das Hauss dess Liechts durch s.x. einen der Kunst zu dieser Zeit Beflissenen in Englischer Sprache beschrieben . . . durch J.L.M.C. 8vo. Franck- furt, 1690, 3S pp.
A German edition of the English work published A.D. 1652.
679 The Works of Thomas Vaughan: Eugenius Philalethes, edited, annotated, and introduced, by A. E. Waite, plate. 8vo. London, 1919.
Collation (vi) 498 pp.
An excellent reprint of the Authors works that are of Alchemical interest ; those dealing with his dispute with Henry More the Platonist are omitted.
680 Velde (J. van de) Alleen sprache tot Godt van de Broederen des Rosen Gruyces, by J. Van de Velde.
Printed in Arnold’ s Work, Part IV., p. 899.
681 Verae Sapientise Filiis, Fratribus r.c. salutem seternam in Deo. . . . Signabam in Museo meo secreto. Oblong folio of one leaf. 17 Sep., 1615. H.R.
Versammlungs Rede &c. vide author [“J. C. von
Wollner ].
682 [Villars (Abbe N. de)] Le Comte de Gabalis, ou en- tretiens sur les Sciences Secretes. 8vo. Paris, Claude Barbin, au Palais sur le Perron de la Ste., Chapelle, 1670.
Collation (iv) 327 pp.
The First Edition of this work, which treats of the Rosicrucian ideas of Elemental Spirits, “ Gnomes,” ‘‘Undines/’ &c. The chief figure in it is said to be taken from G. F. Borri, who is the imaginary Count de Gabalis ; although written in a satirical vein yet it contains profound truths ; possibly the author found it necessary in those days to dissem¬ inate knownledge in this fashion. It is also stated thal Pope in his work, “ The Rape of the Lock^ obtained his ideas of the Elementaries and the general outline from this work.
683 — The Count de Gabalis, or the Extravagant Mysteries of the Cabalists exposed, in five pleasant discourses on the Secret Sciences. Done into English by P A. Gent, with short Animadversions. 12mo. London, Printed for R. M., Printer to the Cabalistical Society , of the Sages , at the Sign of the Rosy-Crucian, 1680.
Collation (viii) 183 (12) pp.
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684 [Villars (Abbe N. de)] The Count de Gabalis, a diver¬ ting histor}^ of Rosicrucian Doctrine of Spirits, viz.: Sylphs, Salamanders, Gnomes and Demons, shewing their various influence upon human bodies. 8v. Lon¬ don, 1714.
685 — Le Comte de Gabalis, ou entretiens sur les Sciences Secretes, renouvelle et augumente d’une Lettre sur ce sujet. 12mo. Cologne, chez Pierre Marteau, n.d. (circa, 1690.
Collation (ii) 161 pp.
686 — Nouveaux Entretiens sur les Sciences Secretes, ou le Comte de Gabalis, nouvelle edition augmentee d’une Lettre sur ce sujet. 12mo, a Cologne, chez Paul de la Tenaille, 1693, 155 pp.
687 — Comte de Gabalis, ou entretiens sur les Sciences Secretes, renouvelle et augmente d’une Lettre sur ce sujet. 8vo. Amsterdam, chez Pierre le Coup, 1715, 155 pp.
688 — La Suite du Comte de Gabalis, ou nouveaux Entre¬ tiens, etc. Amsterdam, 1715.
Collation (ii) 152 pp.
A Burlesque on the original work, and presumably only written to enable it to be sold on the reputation enjoyed by the re-issue of the original one. Another edition of this Burlesque was published at Amsterdam by P. Mortier, but contains no date (circa 1780).
689 — Les Genies Assistans et Gnomes irreconciliables ou
Suite au Comte de Gabalis. A la Haye, 1718.
Collation (ii) 176 pp.
Another work of no Occult merit, and which appears to me to have been published to profit by the success of the original.
690 — Le Comte de Gabalis . . . Nouvelle Edition par L’Abbe de Villars. A Londres chez les Freres Vaillant, 1742, in 3 Parts.
This contains the “Nouveaux Entretiens’7 and Les Genies Assistans in one Vol.
Collation— Part I, (ii) 193 ; II, (ii) 212 ; III, (iv) 236.
691 — Comte de Gabalis, newly rendered into English with commentary and annotations. 8vo. London, W. Rider (1913).
Collation (xxiv) 352 pp. and 1 Plate.
A tine Edition beautifully Illustrated, the Notes and Editing are by Mrs. C. Tarbell Dudley, they display a rare intuitive Insight into the Esoteric Rendering, and appeal very strongly to one’s Emotions. The Spiritual side of mv Nature was forcibly moved whilst reading the Work.
Several other Editions of this Work have appeared in many Languages.
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692 | Virkholz (Adam)] i. e. pseud Ada Mah Booz ; Ketmia Vere. Der compas der Weisen, von einem mitver- wandten der innern Verfassung der achten und rechten e.m. beschrieben ... in welcher die Geschichte dieses erlauchten Ordens von anfang seiner Stiftung andeutlich und treulich vorgetragen . . . 8vo. Berlin und Leipzig, G. Ringmacher, 1779.
Collation (iv) 386 pp.
The second and best edition, published Berlin, 1782, purports to be by Ada Mah Booz (i.e., Adam Virkholz).
693 Vorlaufige Darstellung des heutigen Jesuitismus der Rosenkreuzerey, Proselytenmacherei und Religionsver- einigung. 8vo. (Frankfurt, Hermann) Deutschland 1786.
Collation (xxii) 376 and 143 pp.
Contained in the Appendix to the Work is the “Secreta Monita” of the Jesuits.
694 Vulpius (G. A.) Guriositaten. — liber Rosenkreuzer und Rosenkreuzerei in Deutschland. 1821.
The articles referred to are to be found in Vol IX, Part 3, pp. 247-250, and Part 4, pp. 353-369, with two fine plates.
695 Wadzeck (F.) Leben und Schicksale des beruchtigten Franz Rudolph von Grossing, eigentlich Franz M. Gross- inger genannt, nebst der Geschichte und Bekanntmachung der Geheimnisse des Rosen- Ordens . . . 8vo. Frankfurt
und Leipzig, 1789.
Collation (xvi) 271 pp.
696 [Wahlstedt (K.)] Die Bruderschaft des “Rosenkreuz” und die Ubergangszeit bis 1717. 8vo. Hamburg 1907, 8 pp.
697 Wahrhaftige Historie, so sich zu Wezlar mit einem Bruder des o. der r.c. zugetragen. 8vo. 1815.
698 Waite (A. E.) The Real History of the Rosicrucians, founded on their own manifestoes and on facts and documents collected from the writings of Initiated Brethren. Illustrated. 8vo. London, 1887.
This work contains a translation of the u Universal Reformation” ; also the “ Chymical Wedding ,” and a general survey of the whole move¬ ment. 1 cannot, however, do better than quote an extract concerning it from the privately printed Transactions of the Metropolitan College of Soc. Ros. in Anglia for 1891-92, page 10, viz. “He compiled this work and wrote his comments on Bosicrucianism when entirely an outsider to the Hermetic Orders, but since that date he has made the amende honorable to this Society and has entered into the studies bv a recognised portal, and has expressed himself well satisfied to have done so.”
I will now further quote, in Mr. A. E. Waite’s own words, from a maga¬ zine he edited, “The Unknown World,” Vol I, No. I, 1894, page 29, viz.: — “Much has come to light in these matters since the year 1887, and the work as it stands is in need of a thorough revision.”
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699 Waite (A. E.) The Doctrine and Literature of the Kabalah. 8vo. London, 1902.
It contains a chapter on the Rosicrucians.
Was sucht der Wahr Freymaurer &c. 8vo. 1782. Vide Author [G. von Cronenberg].
700 Wasserstein der Weysen das ist ein Chymisch Trac- tatlein darin der weg gezeigt die Materia genennet und der Process beschrieben wird, zu dem hohen geheimniss der Universal Tinctur zukommen von diesem niemalen gesehen . . . Nemlich. 1, Johan von Mesung; 2, Via veritatis der einigen warheit. Zum vorschuh in offenen truck gefertiget. Francofurti, L. Jennis, 1619.
Collation 272 pp.
701 Webster (John) The Displaying of supposed Witchcraft. Folio. London, 1677.
The Author speaks of R. F ludd in a highly complimentary manner and alludes to Mersenne and others as “Snarling Animals,” p. 9.
702 [Wehe (Zimperus)] pseud Miracula Nature das ist sieben uberaus treffliche sonderbare und bisshero un- erhorte Arcanen . . . Nemlich von der Hocherl Briider- schafft dess k.c. . . . verdunckelt, an Tag geben; durch Hisaiam sub Gruce Ath. 8vo. Strasburg, P. Ledertz, 1619.
This work was written against Agnostus being especially directed against J. Faulhaber. I expect Wehe was associated with the Jesuits, as Agnostus cut up the work issued by them (vide Chnstophorus , and Agnostus’s reply); hence their furious onslaught in the present work.
703 — VIII Miraculum Artis das ist Grundliche volkommene und endliche offenbarung vieler Geheimnussen . . . Der mehrer Theil zu rechter Erklarung des letzten Tract Irencei Ag. i( Tintin Soph ” Durch Hisaim sub Gruce Ath. 8vo. (18 August) Strasburg, 1619, 76 pp.
A reply to Agnostus’s work No. 13 “ Tintin Soph.’’
704 Hisaias sub Gruce. 8vo. Strasburg, 1619.
(1) Septem miracula Naturae, oder sieben uberaus tref- liche Wunderwerke der Natur von der Bruderschaft der e.c. an den Tag gegeben.
(2) Miraculum Artis octavum bis anhero von der hoch Briid Kabb Weise vorgestellt nunmehro zur Rettung der Ehren, entdeckt wider das Tract Iren. Agnosti Goll. Rhod. Notarii Tintin Philos.
Collation (ii) 76 pp.
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705 Weiss (John A.) The Obelisk and Freemasonry accord¬ ing to the discoveries of Belzoni and Commander Gor- ringe, also Egyptian Symbols compared with those discovered in American Mounds. 8vo. New York, 1880.
On pages 100, 101 and 109, a reference is made to the order with a statement that it has been traced back to Ormus A.D. 46, without, however, giving any authority.
706 Weitlauftige Entdeckung des Gollegii und Axiomatum von der Societat b.c. zum Spott denen unverstandiger Zoilis. 4to. Frankfurt, 1618.
707 Welling (Georgius von) Opus Majo-Cabbalisticum et Theosophicum darinnen der Ursprung, Natur, Eigen- schafften und Gebrauch des Saltzes Schwefels, und Mer- curii. . . . Andere Auflage. 4to. Franckfurt und Leipzig, 1735. (Another Edition.) 1760. Same collation.)
Collation (viii) 582 (xxi) pp.
This learned work contains 15 fine Cabbalistic Plates, some of which Hargrave Jennings has reproduced in his work on the Rosicrucians, without any acknowledgement of their authorship.
Westcott (Dr. William Wynn):
708 Rosicrucian Thoughts on the Ever-Burning Lamps of the Ancients (reprinted from The Freemason.) 8vo. London, 1885.
Contains some very acute suggestions on this interesting subject.
709 Sepher Yetzirah. — The Book of Formation and the Thirty-two Paths of Wisdom, translated from the Hebrew by w.w.w. 4to. Bath 1887. (Edition limited to 100 copies.) A second and enlarged edition 8vo. appeared. London, 1893.
710 Tabula Bembina sive Mensa Isiaica. The Isiac Tablet of Cardinal Bembo, its History and Occult Significance. Oblong Folio. Bath, R. H. Fryar, 1887.
A learned disquisition on this most Ancient work; with a fine plate of the Tablet. Vide Article “ The Isiac Tablet.”
711 Flammel (Nicholas) His Exposition of the Hierogly- phical Figures . . . upon an Arch in St. Innocents in Paris, concerning both the theory and practise of the Philosopher’s Stone. Translated from the French and a Preface by w.w.w. A Reprint a of the Edition of 1624. 4to. Bath. 1889.
712 Numbers: Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtue, &c. Folio. London, 1890. Another Edition . 8vo. London. 1902.
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713 Theosophical Siftings, Vol. VI, 4to. London 1893-4.
No. 15 contains an Article on Christian Rosenkreuz and the Rosicrucians.
714 Arcanum Hermeticse Philos Opus . . . Opus Authoris Anonymi, Penes Nos Unda Tagi, 1623. 8vo. London, 1893.*
This is an excellent English Translation of this old Rosicrucian work by Jean d’ Espagnet , who also wrote the “Enchiridion Phisicse.” The notes are by “Sapere Aude” and the work is edited by w.w.w. This in Yol. 1 of his “ Collectanea Hermeiica.”
715 Rosicrucians (The): Their History and Aims, with reference to the alleged connection between Rosicruci- anism and Freemasonry, 1894.
This is a most important paper read by the Author before the Masonic Lodge, No. 2076, London, 2nd March, 1894, and contained in their Transactions, Vol VII. Vide Article “ P. I\“
716 Aesch Mezareph, or Purifyng Fire, a chymicokaba- listic Treatise from the Kabala Denudata of Know von Rosenroth, translated by a Lover of Philalethes, 1714: Notes, &c., by “ Sapere Aude,” Edited by w.w.w. 8vo. London, 1894.
717 Hermes, The Divine Pymander of. With a Preface by the Editor, w.w.w. 8vo. London, 1894.
This contains the English translation of Dr. Everard, pubished a.d. 1650. of Seventeen Tracts attributed to this Philosopher.
718 Somnium Scipionis. — Translated into English, with an Essay, “The Vision of Scipio considered as a frag¬ ment of the Mysteries,” by L(evavi) O(culos), &c. Edited by w.w.w. 8vo. London, 1894.
719 Chaldaean Oracles of Zoroaster. Edited and revised b}r Sapere Aude, with an Introduction by L(evavi) O(culos), edited by w.w.w.* 8vo. London, 1895.
“It has been believed by many, and not without good reason, that these terse and enigmatic utterances enshrine a profound system of mystical philosophy, but that this system demands for its full discernment a refinement of faculty, involving as it does a discrete perception of immaterial essences” (Introduction by L.O.).
This a charming work. The notes are by an advanced student and exhibit a rare view of spiritually refined ideas. Would that we had a few more such to leaven our present materiality.
720 Short Enquiry (A) concerning the Hermetic Art, by a lover of Philalethes. 8vo. London, 1714. Reprinted and edited by w.w.w., with a Preface by Non Omnis Moriar. 8vo. London, 1895.
The Ancient Mysteries have ever rivetted the attention of the world’s most earnest thinkers, and this Book is a valuable contribution along that line of thought. As the author justly points out, “ The Hermetic Doctrine explains the identification of the Spiritual and Immortal Being
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with the Impermanent and Fleeting Nature, which is overcome by purification, undergone in the ceremonies of the Initiation.” This is one of the best works of Dr. Westcott’s series.
721 Egyptian Magic by s.s.d.d. Edited by w.w.w. 8vo. London, 1896.
This Work is one of the Coll. Hermetic Series, which includes as variety of Subjects written by Occult Students.
722 Euphrates, or the Waters of the East, by Eugenius Philalethes, 1655. A Reprint of this old work, edited by w.w.w. 8vo, London, 1896.
723 Magical Ritual of the Sanctum Regnum, interpreted by the Tarot Trumps. Translated from the MSS. of Eliphaz Levi and edited by w.w.w. Coloured Plates. 8vo. London, 1896.
724 History of the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia, by the M.W. Supreme Magus, Dr. W.W.W., PM., P.Z. 30°. London. Privately Printed, Dec. 30th, 1900.
This important work contains the History of the English Temple, which was founded in 1866 by Frater R. W. Little, an Eminent Freemason, essentially wTell qualified to undertake such a task. He was assisted in his efforts by Fratres Hughan, Woodman, O’Neal, Hayes, Irwin, &c., who in their turn have been succeeded by literary men of high standing, notably Fratres Hockley, Woodforde, Benjamin Cox, Kenneth Mackenzie, Jas. Lewis Thomas, Theo. B. Whytehead (York), Dr. Wynn Westcott and others.
725 Talismans and Charms. 8vo. London, 1904, 7 pp.
726 Dreams. 8vo. London, 1906, 8 pp.
727 Fludd. In memory of Robert Fludd ; an Address to the r.c. Fratres at Bearstead in Kent on September 14th 1907. Plate. London, 1907, 12 pp.
The Remains of this famous English Rosicrucian are interned at Bearstead, he died on September 8th, 1637.
728 Time and Space. 8vo. London, 1908, 8 pp.
729 Essay (An) on the Ancient Mysteries. 8vo. London, 1909, 15 pp.
730 Divination and its History. 8vo. London, 1910, 19 pp.
731 China. The Religion, Philosophy, and occult Science of China. 8vo. London, 1911, 10 pp.
732 Star Lore (The) of the Bible, a paper read before the Metropolitan College on January 11th, 1912. 8vo. London, 14 pp.
733 Golden Age (The) and others. 8vo. London, 1913, 13 pp.
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784 Man’s Blood and Generation. 8vo. London, 1913,
8 pp.
735 Stones. The Religious and Masonic Symbolism of Stones. 8vo. London, 1914, 18 pp.
736 Essay (An) upon the Constitution of man : Spirit, Soul,
& Body. 8vo. London, 1914, 14 pp. ,
737 Knots as Symbols. . 8vo. London, 1915, 5 pp.
738 Rosicrucians (The) Past and Present, at Home and Abroad. 8vo. London, 1915, 7 pp.
739 Data of the History of the Rosicrucians. 8vo. London, 1616, 11 pp.: another Edition appeared in the same year,
8vo. London, 1916, 14 pp.
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740 Easter Island. The Prehistoric Statues of Easter Island, plate. 8vo. London, 1916, 7 pp.
741 Recent (A) Spiritual Development. 8vo. London, 1917.
742
von Wezel] Kakerlak oder Geschichte eines Rosen- jreuzers aus dem vorigen Jahrhunderte. 8vo. Leipzig 1784 (also in Latin 1784).
Collation (xiv) 205 pp.
743 Wigs ton (W. F. C.) Bacon, Shakespeare, and the Rosi¬ crucians. With two plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888, 284 pp.
Amongst other things this author endeavours to shew that Bacon was the founder or head of some secret society as prefigured by his “New Atalantis;” that the Rosicrucian manifestoes, fame, and rise correspond with Bacon’s life and death; that John Heydon identifies Bacon’s “New Atalantis” with the land of the Rosicrucians, and many other details of a similar character, some of which are unworthy of attention.
744 — Francis Bacon, Poet, Prophet, Philosopher versus Phantom Captain Shakespeare, the Rosicrucian Mask Plates. 8vo. London, 1891, 436 pp.
745 — The Columbus of Literature or Bacon’s New World of Sciences, plates. 8vo. Chicago, 1892, 217 pp.
All of this Author’s works contains long references to the order and its Mysticism.
746 Witte (Hemingus) Diarium Biographicum, in quo Scrip- tores seculi post natum Christum XVII praecipui . . . 2 Vols. 4to. Gedani et Rigoe 1688 — 91, 27 June 1654.
Quotes “ Myth Christ” and “ Turns Babel ” only.
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747 Wohlgemeyntes Antwort-Schreiben an die Hochwurd vnd weitberiihmt Herrn Briider des Hochpreissl e.c.- ordens. Beschrieb von ein Philotheosopho. Darinn auss- fiihrl. Vrsaehen die alle fromme Hertzen vff. der Frat seit bringen mogen angezogen werden. 8vo. Franco- furti 1619, 16 pp.
748 Wohlgemeyntes Ausschreiben, an die Hochw Frat. des e.c. zweyer ungennanten Biederleuth. 4to. Oppen- heim, H. Balthenius, 1617, 115 pp. (Another Edition Regensburg, 1781.)
749 [Wdllner (Joh. Ghr. von) Yersammlungs Rede, der e.c. des alten Systems. 8vo. Wienn, Ghelen, 1781, 8 pp.
According to Lenning Wdllner is the Author.
750 — Die Pflichten der g. und e.c. alten Systems in Juniorats- Versammlungen abgehandelt von Ch^sophiron, nebst einigen beigefiigten Reden Anderer Briider (Berlin). 8vo. 1782.
Collation (xi) 232 pp.
751 — Edictum Rejium de rebus ad religionem in terris borussicis pertinentibus , folio, d.d. Potsdampii, IX Jul, 1783, (Berlin, J. Decker, 1788), 12 pp.
752 — Chrysophirons Reden iiber einige Pflichten der Gold und Rosen Kreuzer alten Systems. Herausgegeben ohne Erlaubnis der Obern. 8vo. Miinchen (Altona, Ham¬ mer ich) 1792.
Collation (xx) 164 (1) pp.
This was published by a Mr. F. Miinter to third the Authors permission.
753 — Predigten vom Jahre 1761. Nebst einer merk- wtirdigen maurerischen Rede vom namlichen Verfasser welche iiber manches Licht verbreitet. 8vo. (Berlin) 1789. Another Edition, 1794.
Collation (ii) 126 pp.
754 Woodford (The Rev. A. F. A.) Kenning’s Masonic Cyclopaedia and Handbook of Masonic Archaeology, History, and Biography. 8vo. London, 1878.
This contains several references and an article on the Order. It was originally intended to issue this work in 1874, but when Mackey brought out his larger and fuller work in that year, it was decided to discard its publication. However, in 1878, the Editor plucked up heart enough to issue it at one -fourth the price of the larger work, and I believe the result has justified his efforts.
755 Wormius (0.) Philos seu Laurea philos summa in Hafniensi Acad. XV philos candidatis tributa; Adjecta est ejusd Oratio de Frat. e.c. philos refor conatu. 4to. Hafinige, Waldkirch , 1619.
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756 [Wurtemberg (Eugen Prinz von)] FreimaurerischeVer- sammlungsreden, heraus von einem innigen Verehrer der Wahrheit und aufrichtigen Erforscher derselben und mitverwandten der achten Maurerei. 2 Parts (Breslau, Lowe). Frankfurt und Leipzig, 1784, 1785, and with a fresh Title, 1794.
Collation Part I (xx) 116 pp.