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An Hermetic Work.

Mercury . There are 600 such Sympathetica ! and Antipathetical Annotations in the animal ancl vegetable Kingdom , as Authors have written . Thus Candid Reader have I here printed what I have seen ancl done , for with Seneca I desire to know only that I may teach others : nay if wisdom were given conditionally to he kept secret , I would reject it . If any shall yet remain doubtful , let him with a living faith believe in his Christ Crucifyed , and in Him become a new Creature ,

through the most strict way of regeneration , ancl be fixed therein in hope , ancl use true love and charity to his neighbour , till his life be justly , chastly , ancl holily finisht , thereby safely to sail through the wicked ancl impudent Sea of this world , to the peaceable Haven of Heaven , where there is an everlasting Sabbath with true Christians ancl Philosophers , in the true Jerusalem . John Frederick Helvetius , Count Buss in Syria , and Caryntlda in Germany , with one grain of Tincture , transmuted three pound of 3 into pure O at all assayes .

The Golden Ass Well Managed, And Mydas Restored To Reason.

THE GOLDEN ASS WELL MANAGED , AND MYDAS RESTORED TO REASON .

Or a new Chymical Light appearing as a day Star of Comfort to all under Oppression or Calamities , as well Illiterate , as Learned , Male as Female ; to ease then Burdens ancl provide for then Families . WHEREIN The Golden Fleece is Demonstrated to the blind worldand that good Gold be

, may foimd- as well in Cold as Hot Regions ( though better hi hot ) within and without through the universal Globe of the Earth , aud be profitably extracted : So that in all places where any Sand , Stones , Gravel , or Flints are , you cannot so much as place your footing , but you may find both Gold , and the true matter of the Philosopher ' s Stone . And is a Work of Women , and play of Children . Written at Amsterdam , 1669 , by John Bodolph Glauber , The bright Sun of our

Age , and Lover of Mankind , like a true Elias riding on this Golden Ass in a Fiery Chariot . And Translated out of Latin into English in briefer Notes , 1670 , by W . C , Esq ., True Lover of Art and Nature , ancl well wisher to all men , especially to the poor distressed Household of Faith ; The true Catholick Church , ancl body of Christ , Dispersed through many Forms of Religions through the whole World , as the perfect Israelites .

The Epistle Of W.C. To The Christian And Courteous Reader.

THE EPISTLE OF W . C . TO THE CHRISTIAN AND COURTEOUS READER .

Job 28 . 6 . & 2 Esdras 8 . 2 . Reader f-r *" " ® w * 10 ma ^ e ^ an ou * ° ^ ^ar ^1 01 ' ^ a 7 > arL ( l out ° f Stones could raise up '' ^ - * Seed to Abraham , hath here sent thee Manna , ancl commanded these very Stones to yield thee Bread , in these Calamitous times , or rather that which may sutisfie thy honest ancl moderate wishes more for Food ancl all necessaries ( as was intended in the Fiction of Mdas thou touchest this Art turn

y ) For every thing by may to Gold , ancl purchase whatsoever thou needest for thy self , Friends ancl Family , without borrowing , extortion , or fear of want , or wearing longer Ears then "will become a r ational man and a good Christian ; And so thou maiest prove a . true Fortunatus , or ¦ "'evidential Mydas , and procure thee a lighter heart then many that have a heavier

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
A CORRECT LIST OF THE REGULAR LODGES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. IN 1777. Article 2
ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART. Article 7
THE SONG OF SONGS. Article 8
OLD WINTER IS COMING. Article 9
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 10
THE ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE. Article 13
THE OBERAMMERGAU PLAY. Article 15
HAIL, BROTHERS! Article 17
BEATRICE. Article 18
CYPRUS. Article 21
CENTRAL ASIAN RACES. Article 22
THE EARTH'S POPULATION. Article 23
MINUTES OF OLD LODGES IN THE PROVINCE OF PEEBLES AND SELKIRK. Article 25
Untitled Article 26
AM RHEIN. Article 27
OLD LETTERS. Article 28
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 29
THE EARLY HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY.* Article 32
BJORN AND BERA.* Article 34
THE PEASANT COUNTESS. Article 35
NEW MUSIC.* Article 38
FASHIONABLE SLANG. Article 39
SONNETS FROM THE PYRENEES. Article 41
THE CHANGEFUL SEASONS: A WINTER SONG. Article 42
CHARLES THEODORE KORNER. Article 43
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 44
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 46
THE GOLDEN ASS WELL MANAGED, AND MYDAS RESTORED TO REASON. Article 47
THE EPISTLE OF W.C. TO THE CHRISTIAN AND COURTEOUS READER. Article 47
SHALOM ALEHEM. Article 48
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An Hermetic Work.

Mercury . There are 600 such Sympathetica ! and Antipathetical Annotations in the animal ancl vegetable Kingdom , as Authors have written . Thus Candid Reader have I here printed what I have seen ancl done , for with Seneca I desire to know only that I may teach others : nay if wisdom were given conditionally to he kept secret , I would reject it . If any shall yet remain doubtful , let him with a living faith believe in his Christ Crucifyed , and in Him become a new Creature ,

through the most strict way of regeneration , ancl be fixed therein in hope , ancl use true love and charity to his neighbour , till his life be justly , chastly , ancl holily finisht , thereby safely to sail through the wicked ancl impudent Sea of this world , to the peaceable Haven of Heaven , where there is an everlasting Sabbath with true Christians ancl Philosophers , in the true Jerusalem . John Frederick Helvetius , Count Buss in Syria , and Caryntlda in Germany , with one grain of Tincture , transmuted three pound of 3 into pure O at all assayes .

The Golden Ass Well Managed, And Mydas Restored To Reason.

THE GOLDEN ASS WELL MANAGED , AND MYDAS RESTORED TO REASON .

Or a new Chymical Light appearing as a day Star of Comfort to all under Oppression or Calamities , as well Illiterate , as Learned , Male as Female ; to ease then Burdens ancl provide for then Families . WHEREIN The Golden Fleece is Demonstrated to the blind worldand that good Gold be

, may foimd- as well in Cold as Hot Regions ( though better hi hot ) within and without through the universal Globe of the Earth , aud be profitably extracted : So that in all places where any Sand , Stones , Gravel , or Flints are , you cannot so much as place your footing , but you may find both Gold , and the true matter of the Philosopher ' s Stone . And is a Work of Women , and play of Children . Written at Amsterdam , 1669 , by John Bodolph Glauber , The bright Sun of our

Age , and Lover of Mankind , like a true Elias riding on this Golden Ass in a Fiery Chariot . And Translated out of Latin into English in briefer Notes , 1670 , by W . C , Esq ., True Lover of Art and Nature , ancl well wisher to all men , especially to the poor distressed Household of Faith ; The true Catholick Church , ancl body of Christ , Dispersed through many Forms of Religions through the whole World , as the perfect Israelites .

The Epistle Of W.C. To The Christian And Courteous Reader.

THE EPISTLE OF W . C . TO THE CHRISTIAN AND COURTEOUS READER .

Job 28 . 6 . & 2 Esdras 8 . 2 . Reader f-r *" " ® w * 10 ma ^ e ^ an ou * ° ^ ^ar ^1 01 ' ^ a 7 > arL ( l out ° f Stones could raise up '' ^ - * Seed to Abraham , hath here sent thee Manna , ancl commanded these very Stones to yield thee Bread , in these Calamitous times , or rather that which may sutisfie thy honest ancl moderate wishes more for Food ancl all necessaries ( as was intended in the Fiction of Mdas thou touchest this Art turn

y ) For every thing by may to Gold , ancl purchase whatsoever thou needest for thy self , Friends ancl Family , without borrowing , extortion , or fear of want , or wearing longer Ears then "will become a r ational man and a good Christian ; And so thou maiest prove a . true Fortunatus , or ¦ "'evidential Mydas , and procure thee a lighter heart then many that have a heavier

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