Mercury's caducean rod, or, The great and wonderful office of the universal Mercury, or God's vicegerent, displayed

Mercury's caducean rod, or,
The great and wonderful office of the universal Mercury, or God's vicegerent, displayed

1702

written by Ludovic Conti

"... being a true description of the mysterious medicine of the ancient philosophers, by Cleidophorus Mystagogus." "A philosophical epistle, discovering the unrevealed mystery of the three fires of the Sophi" has separate pagination and register.

Mercury's caducean rod, or, The great and wonderful office of the universal Mercury, or God's vicegerent, displayed : wherein is shewn his nativity, life, death, renovation and exaltation to an immutable state