The Fame of the Brotherhood

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Title: The Jesuit, in which he intends that every Christian should be a true Jesuit—that is, that they should walk, live, exist, and remain in Jesus. However, the Jesuits gave him such a reward for this that, because he stated in his response to the Fama original: Famam; referring to the Fama Fraternitatis, the first Rosicrucian manifesto. that those of the Fraternity of the Rose Cross original: Fraternitet deß Rosen Creutzes. are highly enlightened men and undeceived Jesuits, they could not tolerate such a thing. They seized him by the head and had him chained to the galleys A common 17th-century punishment involving forced labor as a rower on a naval vessel.; for this, they will also receive their own reward in time.

The blessed morning-glow original: Morgenröhte; a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment and the dawning of a new era, frequently used by the Rosicrucians and later by Jakob Böhme. is now about to break, which after