A MAGICAL-CABBALISTIC AND THEOLOGICAL WORK. original: "OPUS MAGO-CABALISTICUM ET THEOLOGICUM"

Of the Origin and Generation

Salt, In alchemical philosophy, "Salt" refers to one of the three primary principles (alongside Sulfur and Mercury) representing the physical body and stability of matter.

Its Nature and Properties,

Its Benefit and Use.

In which at the same time the generation of all metals and minerals, and of other bodies, is proven from the foundation of nature;

Also many theological matters are mixed in as the subjects allow.

Likewise, there is extensive discussion regarding those elements both invisible and tangible to us, as well as of humanity? before? and? after? the? Fall? Referring to the biblical fall of man, which Welling interprets as a physical and spiritual transformation of the human "system." through? the? Magico-Cabbalistic System original: "Systema Magico-Cabalisticum"; a framework that combines "Magic" (the study of nature's hidden forces) with "Kabbalah" (mystical Jewish traditions) to explain the cosmos.
[...] and? sacred? laws?.

Everything drafted and brought to light by a lover of the Truth?, whose name [is]

GREGORIUS ANGLUS SALLWIGT The pseudonym for Georg von Welling (1655–1727). Welling was a mining official who sought to reconcile mining science with mystical Christianity.

IN THE YEAR 1708. original: "ANNO MDCCVIII." This likely refers to the completion of the manuscript, which circulated privately before publication.

Printed at Frankfurt on the Main? by? Anton Heinscheidt, 1719.