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A circular emblem stamp is pasted over the lower portion of the page. The outer ring contains the text "Hermetic Philosophy" original: "PHILOSOPHIA HERMETICA". The central image depicts a pelican in its piety A Christian and alchemical symbol of sacrifice and life-giving, standing over a nest and feeding its young with blood from its breast—a traditional alchemical and Rosicrucian symbol. The nest rests on a square pedestal or shield featuring a central cross with four roses. The background consists of golden rays emanating from the center against a blue sky.