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SYMBOLS - OCCULT ART - ROSICRUCIANS - SPIRALS One of a series of influential occult engravings by William Law, in explication of the principles in the arcane thought of the Rosicrucian, Jacob Boehme, from The Works of Jacob Behmen, The Teutonic Theosopher, Vol 1, 1764. Plate 2 - which is a literal textual continuation of plate 1, and which develops the Three Properties or Principles (the Salt, Sulphur and Mercury of the alchemical tradition) that emerge from the act of creation (the manifestation, so to speak, of the Trinity at the centre of the previous plate). This expansion of the primal Stock Photo - Alamy
SYMBOLS - OCCULT ART - ROSICRUCIANS - SPIRALS One of a series of influential occult engravings by William Law, in explication of the principles in the arcane thought of the Rosicrucian, Jacob Boehme, from The Works of Jacob Behmen, The Teutonic Theosopher, Vol 1, 1764. Plate 2 - which is a literal textual continuation of plate 1, and which develops the Three Properties or Principles (the Salt, Sulphur and Mercury of the alchemical tradition) that emerge from the act of creation (the manifestation, so to speak, of the Trinity at the centre of the previous plate). This expansion of the primal Stock Photo - Alamy
SYMBOLS - OCCULT ART - ROSICRUCIANS - SPIRALS One of a series of influential occult engravings by William Law, in explication of the principles in the arcane thought of the Rosicrucian, Jacob Boehme, from The Works of Jacob Behmen, The Teutonic Theosopher, Vol 1, 1764. Plate 2 - which is a literal textual continuation of plate 1, and which develops the Three Properties or Principles (the Salt, Sulphur and Mercury of the alchemical tradition) that emerge from the act of creation (the manifestation, so to speak, of the Trinity at the centre of the previous plate). This expansion of the primal Stock Photo - Alamy