Ara Foederis Theraphici [1617]

Introduction

No agreed upon authorship has been established. You can google it to read the common theories. We're more interested in what was written.

Altar of the Theraphic Brotherhood

Fraternitatis Crucis Roseae

dedicated to the 

"The Mirror of the Wisdom of the Rosy Cross" by Daniel Mogling (1618)

Introduction

"The Clavis (Key) to the Writings..." by Jacob Boehme (1624)

THE PREFACE TO THE READER OF THESE WRITINGS

It is written, The natural man  receives not the things of the spirit, nor the Mystery of the kingdom of God, they are foolishness unto him, neither can he know them: therefore I admonish and exhort the Christian lover of Mysteries, if he will study these high writings, and read, search, and understand them, that he does not read them outwardly only, with 

"The Six Theosophic Points" by Jacob Boehme (1620)

SEX PUNCTA THEOSOPHICA 

OR 

HIGH AND DEEP GROUNDING OF 

SIX THEOSOPHIC POINTS 

BY 

JACOB BOHME 

"An Explanation of the Six Mystical Points" by Jacob Boehme (1620)

(I couldn't find an original title page or early english version)

SEX PUNCTA MYSTICA

OR A SHORT EXPLANATION OF SIX MYSTICAL POINTS 

BY JACOB BOHME 

"The Signature of All Things" by Jacob Boehme (1621)

SIGNATURUM RERUM

the  SIGNATURE of all THINGS

Showing the Sign and Signification of

"The Great Pirates" by Buckminster Fuller (1969}

The Great Pirates

(from "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth")

"...in observing a little child, we find it is interested in everything and spontaneously apprehends, comprehends, and coordinates an ever expending inventory of experiences. Children are enthusiastic planetarium audiences. Nothing seems to be more prominent about human life than its wanting to understand all and put everything together.

"The Golden Tractate" by [pseudo-]Hermes Trismegistus (1566?)

EVEN thus said Hermes:

"The Triumphal Chariot of Antimony" by Basil Valentine (1604)

Introduction

• Triumph Wagen Antimonii, (The Triumphant Chariot of Antimony) by Basil Valentine; Johannes Isaaci Hollandus; Joachim Tank; Georg Phaedro; Roger Bacon. Leipzig : In Verlegung Jacob Apels, 1604. (German) - wikipedia

"A Subtle Allegory.." by Michael Maier (1617)

Introduction

From Michael Maier's  "Symbola aureæ mensæ duodecim nationum" (Golden Table of the Symbols of 12 Nations), published first in 1617.