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HISTORY OF THE ROSICRUCIANS.
12. Maria Barbara, nat. 1652, 11 Aug.
V. Gottlieb, nat. 1622, 19 Sept.; ducit Barbaram
Sanbertinam, 1643, 19 Junii. Unde.
1. Christina Patientia, nat. 1644, 24Decem.; obiit
1645,
3 Jan.
2. Job. Valentin, nat. 1646, 17 Mart.
3. Gottliebin, nat. 1647, 3 Nov.
4. Augustus Gottlieb, natus 1649, 16 Jan.
5. Jacob Erasmus, nat. 1650, 3 August ; obiit
1651, 27 Mart.
6. Maria Barb. Elisab., nat. 1652, 13 Apr.
VI. Ehrenreich, nat. 1624, 10 Julii; obiit 1634, 21
Septemb.
VII. Wahrermund, nat. 1627, 27 Nov. ; obiit 1629, 6
Febr.
VIII. Johan Valentin, nat. 1631, 9 Aug.; obiit 1632, 5
Sept.
IX. Patientia, nat. 1632, 25 Octob. ; obiit 1632; 6
Decemb.
NUMBER VI. (p. 388).
In the first volume of his "Philosophical Dictionary"
Voltaire, however,
recounts what he considered to be the
best exploit ever performed in alchemy, and which was
that of a Rosicrucian, who, as early as the year 1620, paid
a visit to Henri I., due de Bouillon, of the house of Turenne,
and the sovereign prince of Sedan, with the object of in-
forming him that his power and dominion were in no way
proportioned to his valour, and that he, the stranger in
question, was fired with the disinterested design of making
him as wealthy as an
"
Emperor. I can remain no longer