IV. The last piece in the collection is the “ Scholas-

terium Christianum.” It relates to time, place, eternity ; the age of the world is six thousand years ; the infinity of the heavens — our true fatherland — “ nullum corpus sine loco, sicut. nullus locus sine corpore ; sic nullum est vacuum in rerum Natura.” The nature of Christ’s body, of those of angels, that perfect happiness does not relate to what is without us, “ sed solum in Deo, in te ipso et non extra te.” This little work is divided into ten short chapters.
CONTRIBUTORY WORKS, AND WORKS MENTIONED BY OTHERS, WHICH I HAVE NOT SEEN,
^ENIGMA.
See Borel (Pierre), “Bibliotheca Chimica,” 1654, p. 275 ; mentioned by Ferguson, “ Bibl. Chem.,” in voce Maier.
SUBTILIS ALLEGORIA super Secreta Chymiae.
See “ Musaeum Hermeticum,” 1749, p. 701-740 ; mentioned by Ferguson, “ Bibl. Chem ” ; Gardner, “ Bibl. Rosa.,” 359 ; also by