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1820359 p. 12mo. 16 cm. Foxed. Contemporary full leather binding. (American) manuscript ownership of John Meyers. An important collection of German Christian mystical texts. This edition is very scarce, and especially more interesting for its American ownership. Jakob Boehme (or Böhme) [1575-1624], German religious mystic, a cobbler of Görlitz, in England also called Behmen. He was a student of the Bible and was influenced by Paracelsus. In his major works, De signatura rerum (The Signature of all Things) and Mysterium magnum, Boehme describes God as the abyss, the nothing and the all, the primordial depths from which the creative will struggles forth to find manifestation and self-consciousness. Evil is a result of the striving of single elements of Deity to become the whole; conflict ensues as man and nature strive to achieve God who, in himself, contains all antithetical principles. Boehme exerted a profound influence on the philosophies of Baader, Schelling, Hegel, and Schopenhauer. Boehme claimed divine revelation and had many followers in Germany and Holland. Societies of Behmenites were formed in England; many of them were later absorbed by the Quakers. QUITE SCARCE AND IMPORTANT. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! PA 011A. BEFORE ORDERING - PLEASE Email to RareBooks@POBox.com so that we can CONFIRM AVAILABILITY
1763Fuller Title: OFFENTLICHES DENCKMAHL DER LEHR-TAFEL einer weyl. wurtembergischen Princessin Antonia in Kupffer gestochen, Dessen Original sie von den 10. Abglantzen Gottes in den Dainachischen Brunnen in einem prachtigen Gemahld gestifftet, Wobey von der Kraft der Brunk-Quellen, von der Philosophie der Ebraex. von dem Geist Gottes nach allen Stellen Neuen Testaments eine Erklarung gegeben wird. pp. 431, [1]. Small 8vo. 175 mm. Some foxing and age stain. Early full leather binding; boards detached; spine worn, with loss. XLib. Oetinger, a Lutheran Pietist and Theosophist, was greatly influenced by Kabbalah (Cabala), and the writings of Johannes Reuchlin. He develops here a system of Christian Kabbalism, and discusses what is now known as 'The Kabbalistic Master Tablet of Princess Antonia.' Some copies of this work apparently have a folding plate of the tablet. Scarce and significant. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! GER-GER1