Golden Olympic Little Treasury in Three Parts.

That is:

A heavenly golden little treasury, prepared with many exquisite jewels, wherein the ancient, great, and highly blessed Carbuncle Stone A legendary deep-red gemstone, often used in alchemical texts as a synonym for the Philosopher's Stone or the final stage of the Great Work. and the treasure of the Tincture In alchemy, a "tincture" is a potent liquid or solid substance capable of transmuting base metals into gold or perfecting the human body. are hidden. Divided into three distinct small chambers.

I. The Magical Secret of Doctor Philippus Theophrastus Paracelsus The famous Swiss-German physician and occultist (1493–1541) who pioneered the use of minerals in medicine.. Also, that of Bernard, Count of the March, etc. The Apostles' Creed explained according to the Kabbalah A school of Jewish mystical thought; Christian alchemists used Kabbalistic methods to find hidden spiritual meanings in religious texts.. Also, concerning the first root of the Tincture and the Materia Prima The "First Matter"—the essential, primitive substance required to begin the alchemical process. by Brother Vincentius Koffski.
II. The Hermetic Relating to the mystical and alchemical tradition attributed to the legendary sage Hermes Trismegistus. School: How the Oriental Ruby of the Astral Magnet, and of the Magical and Chaldean Referring to ancient Babylonian wisdom, which early modern scholars associated with the foundations of astrology and magic. Tincture-Stone, may be obtained.
III. The Light Shining in the Darkness original Latin: "Lux in tenebris lucens" of Ramon Llull A 13th-century Majorcan philosopher and mystic; many alchemical works were posthumously attributed to him to lend them prestige.: How to investigate the highest secret of Nature, and how to prepare the blessed Philosopher's Stone. Also, the secret of philosophical multiplication in quality.

For the benefit of all lovers of Heavenly Truth and Hermetic Philosophy who seek the foundation of the highly magical Tincture: As also for the advancement of the noble art of Alchemy, now disclosed and published

Benedictus Figulus of Utenhoven, Franconian Poet Laureate, Theologian,

Theosopher; Philosopher; Physician; Hermit.

D. T. P. D. G. N.

This Latin acronym likely stands for "Divini Teosophiæ Philo-Didascalus Germaniæ Nativus," which translates to "Native German teacher and lover of Divine Theosophy."

Woodcut ornament with symmetrical scrolling vine and floral patterns.

Printed at Frankfurt am Main by Wolfgang Richter,

Published by NICOLAUS STEINIUS.

YEAR

Of the Thrice-Greatest King and Teacher, Grace is born unto us.

The original Latin phrase "TrIs MegIſtI RegIs & DoCtorIs GratIæ nobIs natI" contains a chronogram. By adding the values of the capitalized Roman numerals (M=1000, D=500, C=100, and eight I's), the date 1608 is revealed.