The Golden Themis

C A P. XIII.

The second law of the Rosicrucian Fraternity: that it is regarding the changing of habit for those traveling abroad out of necessity and without prejudice to another.

C A P. XIV.

The third law is that they ought to meet every year on a certain day and place, so that a union of minds may truly be made, and a conference on arcane matters.

C A P. XV.

The fourth law is regarding the choosing of a person suitable to the place of anyone for the continuation of the Fraternity, when individuals cannot endure.

C A P. XVI.

The fifth law, that the letters R. C. ought to be used for the Fraternity as a characteristic symbol or seal by which it may be recognized.

C A P. XVII.

The sixth and final law is that the Rosicrucian Fraternity ought to be hidden for one hundred years.

C A P. XVIII.

What advantage or disadvantage can happen to the Republic and the republic of letters from that Fraternity, being kept secret forever, or revealed for a certain time (as has now been done).

C A P. XIX.

That many fabulous things are spread under the name of the Fraternity, of which, however, it is not that [the Fraternity], but the unbridled many-headed