Silence After the Clamors

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OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHAPTERS of this Treatise.

CHAPTER I.

That the hiding places of nature are not so exhausted that all her secrets are known, but rather that more things lie hidden than are known, namely those which are truthful and, like effects, bear witness to their cause.

CHAPTER II.

That the secrets of nature are primarily of such a kind as the German Fraternity has confessed.

CHAPTER III.

That among the secrets of the German R. C. Rosae Crucis, or Rosicrucian Fraternity, the Universal Medicine, the Gift of God after one's own recognition, is the most important.

CHAPTER IV.

That such a Medicine is hidden in Nature is clear from the demonstrations.