Rosicrucian Enlightenment

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Routledge, Oct 8, 2013 - History - 290 pages
This is Volume IV of the selected works of Frances Yates. In the early 17th century, a new movement was proclaimed throughout Europe, announcing the universal reform of religion, science, art, and society. The main proponents of this movement were the esoteric Rosicrucians. Europe was a world in transition and Rosicrucianism was but the latest movement to capture the public imagination. Concerned with spiritual illumination and intellectual knowledge the movement continued to have widespread influence long after it was supposedly over, as can be traced in the works of Isaac Newton and Fraof modern science and medicine, The Rosicrucian Enlightenment has had a tremendous impact on our understanding of the western esoteric tradition.
 

Contents

The Marriage of
1
THE BOHEMIAN TRAGEDY
15
JOHN DEE AND THE RISE OF CHRISTIAN
30
THE ROSICRUCIAN MANIFESTOS
41
Johann Theo
70
THE ROSICRUCIAN FURORE IN GERMANY
91
THE ROSICRUCIAN SCARE IN FRANCE
103
ITALIAN LIBERALS AND ROSICRUCIAN
130
THE R C FRATERNITY AND THE CHRISTIAN
140
COMENIUS AND THE ROSICRUCIAN
156
FROM THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE TO
171
ROSICRUCIANISM AND FREEMASONRY
206
THE ROSICRUCIAN ENLIGHTENMENT
220
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