PYRRHO OF CLIDENSIS: RESTORED. original: "Pyrrho Clidensis : Redivivus." Pyrrho of Elis was the founder of Greek Skepticism; Clidensis likely refers to a specific place or lineage claimed by the author.

That is,

A philosophical, though for the time being non-

Regarding the highly

famous new Brother-

hood of the Rose Cross, who

have undertaken a reformation of the whole wide

world; in a certain imitation original Latin: "ad quandam Imitationem" of the

Pyrrhonians, Sceptics, and Aporrhetic original: "Aporrheticorum"; from a Greek term for philosophers who dwell in doubt or find no easy answers

Philosophers; described with a good spirit and the best

intentions original Latin: "bono animo & intentione optima"

By

THEOPHILUS PHILARETUS, A Greek-derived pseudonym meaning "Lover of God" and "Lover of Virtue."

Greek for "Brotherly Love"; here referring to a spiritual or symbolic community. ### In the Year of Christianity 1616. original Latin: "Pronunciate, & tollite vexillum"

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Printed at Leipzig,

To be found with Henning Gross the Younger.

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In the year 1616.