363 - Occulta - Meder, David. Judicium Theologicum, or A Christian and Brief Consideration of the Reputation and Confession of the Brotherhood of the Praiseworthy Order of the Rosicrucians: Whether a Christian, with a clear conscience and without offending the honor of God, may join this fraternity. Sincere and well-intentioned, addressed to all who are devoted to natural magic (Magiae naturali).... With title border. Danzig, Hünefeld, 1616. 29 leaves, 3 blank leaves. 14.5 x 8.5 cm. New cardboard binding.

Occulta - Meder, David. Judicium Theologicum, or A Christian and Brief Consideration of the Reputation and Confession of the Brotherhood of the Praiseworthy Order of the Rosicrucians: Whether a Christian, with a clear conscience and without offending the honor of God, may join this fraternity. Sincere and well-intentioned, addressed to all who are devoted to natural magic (Magiae naturali).... With title border. Danzig, Hünefeld, 1616. 29 leaves, 3 blank leaves. 14.5 x 8.5 cm. New cardboard binding. Gilly, Cim. No. 144 - Wolfstieg 42295 - Meder (1545–1616), deacon in Ansbach, collegiate preacher and superintendent in Öhringen, preacher in Naumburg, and finally preacher in Nebra, Thuringia. A work published during his lifetime in which he attempts to explain the teachings of the Rosicrucians based on the Bible. He strongly advocates that theologians and preachers should also study medicine, mathematics, and physics. — Slightly discolored; title border trimmed on the sides. *