364 - Occulta - Sperber, Julius. Letter or Report to All Who Have Read Anything About the New Brotherhood Called the Order of the Rose Cross, or Have Heard from Others, Through Discourse, About the Nature of the Matter. There are many who run into the cupboard, but some gain only the trifle. Therefore, I admonish Iulianus de Campis ... No place or printer, 1615. 16 leaves. 14.5 x 8.5 cm. New cardboard binding.

Occulta - Sperber, Julius. Letter or Report to All Who Have Read Anything About the New Brotherhood Called the Order of the Rose Cross, or Have Heard from Others, Through Discourse, About the Nature of the Matter. There are many who run into the cupboard, but some gain only the trifle. Therefore, I admonish Iulianus de Campis ... No place or printer, 1615. 16 leaves. 14.5 x 8.5 cm. New cardboard binding. Gilly, Cim. No. 97 - Wolfstieg 42274, 3 - The text is dated at the end: “Dabatur in Belbosco. 1615. April. 24.” - An autobiographical defense treatise, one of the few works published during his lifetime (Sperber died in 1616). “According to this treatise, no Rosicrucian society had yet been formed at that time.” (Wolfstieg). - Increasing loss of paper and text at the lower left corner (2 x 2 cm to 4.4 x 3.5 cm) and along the right margin (starting with A4, also with loss of text at the ends of lines; toward the end, up to 1.5 cm wide). *