SALON

OF THE

ROSE + CROSS

RULES AND ADMONITIONS

An emblem featuring a winged figure, perhaps a sphinx or a divine genius, resting on a pedestal. The figure holds a lyre, representing the arts. A banner wraps around the base with the Latin motto "VIVES UNGUIBUS ET MORSU", which translates to "You shall live by your claws and your bite", suggesting a fierce defense of the ideal. The design is intricate with classical and occult symbolism.

PARIS

E. DENTU, PUBLISHER

3, PLACE DE VALOIS, 3

1891