The Most Holy Trinosophia
Comte de Saint-Germain
A symbolic account of initiation attributed to the Comte de Saint-Germain, laid out in twelve sections of alchemical allegory. Manly P. Hall's translation adds commentary on each section and on the figure behind the manuscript.
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