Fama Remissa: Answer to the Fama and Confession of the Rosy Cross
Fama remissa ad fratres Roseae crucis. Antwort auff die Famam und Confessionem der löblichen Brüderschafft vom RosenCreutz
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
No English translations of Wilhelm Eo Neuheuser's 'Fama Remissa' (1616) were found in the UNESCO Index Translationum, Google Books, or other scholarly catalogs. This work is a specific polemical response to the Rosicrucian manifestos, and while the manifestos themselves are well-known, this particular Latin-German critique has not been published in a complete English translation.
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A fiery 17th-century polemic, 'Fama Remissa' bridges the mystery of the Rosicrucian manifestos with a high-stakes defense of the Lutheran Real Presence. Readers will discover a provocative blend of Aristotelian physics and radical Christology, challenging the symbolic interpretations of the Eucharist as a betrayal of the divine.
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