Silence After the Clamors

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of the chapters contained in this treatise,

Chapter I.

Instruction that nature is not so exhausted that all her secrets are revealed, but that there is still much more hidden than revealed, namely, that which truly bears witness as the effects and operations of its causes.

Chapter II.

That the secrets of nature are especially such as the Fraternity has set forth in their Confession public declaration of faith or principles.

Chapter III.

That among the secrets of the Society of the R. C. Rosicrucians in Germany, the Universal Medicine and, after the knowledge of God, the highest good is contained.