On the True Origin of the Rosicrucians and the Order of Freemasons

invisible and invulnerable, are undoubtedly trifles or rather laughable things.

In this very same year of 1602, the first three volumes of the rare Theatrum Chemicum Chemical Theater appeared in Ursel (Strasbourg), from the workshop of Cornelius Sutor, at the expense of Lazarus Zetzner, bookseller of Strasbourg. See the year 1613 below.

The twelve small treatises of Michael Sendivogius († 1636) on the lapide philosophorum philosopher's stone are printed in Prague. They were actually composed by a Scotsman, Alexander Seton, whose papers Sendivog received after his death. Poliarco Micigno, Vita di Michele Sendivogio Life of Michael Sendivogius, 1661, 12mo, German, Hamburg 1683, 12mo. However, I do not believe that Sendivogius was a Rosicrucian afterwards. In the year 1604, they did not yet exist as a brotherhood in any case.

Came to light in Leipzig: Raphaelis Eglini Iconii, a preacher in Zurich,