Particular from the Universal

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For we are not born for ourselves, but for GOD, the Fatherland, and our neighbor. Thus I shall also never fail to employ the talent graciously granted to me by God for the discovery of the mysteries of nature, and for the increasingly useful growth of the highly necessary chemistry, and to sacrifice the rest of my life to this divine study, which precedes all other worldly affairs, for the Christian service of the needy neighbor. There follows therefore:

Secondly,

From what, and how this particular medicine is made.

To confess the truth briefly, plainly, and as before GOD’s all-knowing countenance,