Lvsvs serivs [Latin]

Lvsvs serivs, written in Latin, presents a discourse attributed to Michael Maier (1568?-1622). Published in 1616, the book explores Hermetic philosophy, as Hermes (or Mercurius) is judged and established as the 'king of all mundane things existing under man'. The work delves into the occult and alchemical ideas prevalent in the early 17th century. This title provides valuable insight into the Hermetic tradition and its influence on Renaissance and early modern thought. It remains a significant historical document for scholars of philosophy, religious studies, and the history of science.

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