The Hermetic Museum (1783-1785) - Page 17

⚠The text on this page is extremely faint, appearing either as show-through from the reverse side or a very faded print, making precise transcription difficult.

In the Class?

Adam Seÿler of Nördlingen, regarding the
drafting of the Royal Prussian Ca-
binet, specifically concerning a beauti-
ful stem The term "stem" (German: Stamm) likely refers to a genealogical tree or a symbolic "branch" of knowledge within a Masonic or alchemical system..
Johann de Serre, Cabinet Secretary for
the philosophical sciences
in the Kingdom of God.
G. Theophast Likely a reference to a follower of Theophrastus Paracelsus, or a variant of the name., the Vision and Form of
World-Knowledge original: Weltkunde—a term used in the 18th century to describe a universal understanding of the natural and spiritual world, similar to cosmology..

A faint circular institutional stamp, likely from a royal or national library, is visible in the lower left quadrant of the page. The internal text and insignia are illegible due to the low contrast.