Redgrove, H. Stanley · London: William Rider & Son · leaf 114
d not forget the mysteries disclosed tohim. At a later period he produced a large numberof treatises of a mystical-religious nature, having spentthe intervening years in improving his early education.These books aroused the ire of the narrow-mindedecclesiastical authorities of the town, and Jacob… … tins init bcr in u<:tu*n £wnnh$*<flti>ii /•ilcMril \hi tytbojirlru PORTRAIT OPJACOB BOEHME. ac^ £«g^ 74J §57] THE ALCHEMISTS 75 Jacob Boehme was an alchemist of a purely tran-scendental order. He had, it appears, acquiredsome knowledge of Chemistry during his apprenticedays, and he…
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