Daniel Cramer (1568-1637) Rosicrucians Daniel Cramer, a notable figure of the early 17th century, was a theologian and mystic whose work intersected with the religious and philosophical Hans Folz was born around 1437 in Worms, a city in the Rhine Valley in what is now Germany. Not much is known about his early life, but he is Basilides was a second century AD early Christian Gnostic teacher known first and foremost through the antagonistic writings of Church Fathers like Valentinus (c. 100-180 AD) Gnosticism A page of the Gospel of Truth, most likely one of Valentinius’ works. Valentinus was a Christian Gnostic theologian, perhaps the most (in)famous of Isaac Halbrecht (1589-1633) Astrology & Astronomy & Rosicrucians Isaac Halbrecht was a professor of astronomy and mathematics in Strasbourg. He was the son of a famous horologist. Ianua linguarum silinguis, Johann Rudolph Glauber (1604-1670) The German Glauber was a prominent and pioneering alchemist, chemist, and apothecary of the 17th century. He initially pursued a career as an Nicolas Flamel (circa 1330 - 1418) Alchemy Nicolas Flamel was a 14th and 15th-century Parisian scribe, who turned into an alchemical legend, and remained an enduring enigma. He was born Christoph Barbarossa (1562–1623) Rosicrucians & Lutheranism & Protestantism was a German Lutheran theologian from the late Renaissance period. He pursued his studies at Wittenberg, a Herman de la Fontaine Verwey Book history & Bibliography ‘Wie schrijft die blijft’: Herman de la Fontaine Verwey (1903-1989) Van alle bibliothecarissen van de Amsterdamse Universiteitsbibliotheek is Herman Atalanta fugiens and a curious case of 17th-century applied art Atalanta fugiens & Emblems & Alchemy Introduction A visitor today walking along the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam will encounter an elegant canal mansion where since November 2017 the Johannes Rhenanus Rosicrucians & Alchemy & Medicine is not to be confused with the famous 16th century humanist. He was a medical doctor, and known for his chemical experiments Frans A. Janssen bibliografie & Frans Janssen & Book history Franciscus Antonius Wilhelmus Gerard Janssen (Vught, 30 juli 1939) is een Nederlandse historicus. Hij is hoogleraar emeritus in Geschiedenis van The Most Important Invention in the World Gutenberg & Book history & Printing The inventor of the printing press, as is well-known, is Gutenberg, or to give him his full name: Johannes Gensfleisch zur Ladem zum Gutenberg, and The World Capital of the Book (1620-1720) Book trade & Book history & Amsterdam & Golden Age The Trade in Information The French philosopher René Descartes had a fondness for Amsterdam. As many of the people there, spanning all ages and Heinrich Khunrath (1560-1605) Rosicrucians & Alchemy & Medicine Heinrich or Henricus Khunrath was a notable figure in the world of Rosicrucianism during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Born in 1560 in Georg Molther Rosicrucians Antwort, der hochwürdigen und hocherleuchten Brüderschafft desz Rosencreutzes , auff etzlicher an sie ergangene schreiben, darinnen klar und Michael Potier (1564-1631) Alchemy & Rosicrucians & Witchcraft & Demonology Ferguson says the following about Potier: Potier was apparently a Frenchman. For many years he travelled over the whole of Europe, and finally Philippus à Gabella Rosicrucians & Alchemy We do not know who hid under the pseudonym Philippus à Gabella. Raphael Eglin and Johannes Rhenanus have been suggested as the author, who, Between the Worlds — Astrology & Astronomy & lists Charlotte Zhu, 30 November 2023 Cosmic Wisdom Travelling over Thousands of Years Introduction: Origins and Development (1st century BCE - 7th Friedrich Grick Rosicrucians was a private tutor from Altdorf who pretended to be a member of the Rosicrucian brotherhood. ❡ Ad venerandos, doctissimos et Next page