ROSICRUCIANS

Their Rites and Mysteries

FOURTH EDITION, REVISED

BY HARGRAVE JENNINGS

AUTHOR OF 'THE INDIAN RELIGION; OR, RESULTS OF THE MYSTERIOUS BUDDHISM'; 'PHALLICISM'; 'ONE OF THE THIRTY', ETC. ETC

Illustrated by Upwards of Three Hundred Engravings and Twelve Full-Page Plates

E.P. Dutton and Co., New York

[1907]

Originally published London, J.C. Hotten, 1870.

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Vnto the very points and prickes, here are to be found great misteries.
--Nickolas Flammel, 1399.

Quod sit Castellum in quo Fratres degunt? Quinam et quales ipsi sint? Cur, inter alla nomina, appelletur Fratres? cur CRUCIS? cur ROSÆ CRUCIS?
Gassendus, 1630.

Quod tanto impendio absconditur, etiam solummodo demonstrare, destruere est.
--Tertullian.

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