first Rosicrucian manifesto

first Rosicrucian manifesto of 1614, and expanded upon it considerable to create a veritable
chamber of initiation into hermetic and qabalistic symbology, and of magical transformation.
In my exposition I will now recount the story as presented in the Fama, using the English
original and classical translation from 1652 by Eugenius Philalethes, the noms de plume of
the Rosicrucian Alchemist Thomas Vaughan.