Author
John Heydon
11 books in the catalog, 6 readable free online. Attribution follows the source libraries; roles such as editor or translator are noted on each book.
- LC Name Authorityn85086637(opens in a new tab)
- Open LibraryOL504528A(opens in a new tab)
- Wellcomehxkf999e(opens in a new tab)
- Books
- 11
- Years
- 1658–1667
- first publication dates
- Languages
- 2
- top languages below
- Traditions
- 6
Traditions
- Initiatory orders and secret societies9
- Consciousness, mysticism, and metaphysics7
- Occultism and esotericism6
- Ritual magic and grimoires6
- Alchemy and Hermeticism5
- Astrology3
Subjects across their works
- Rosicrucians9
- Early works to 18008
- Medicine, Magic, mystic, and spagiric6
- occultism6
- Early works to 19004
- Medicine2
- Mysticism2
- Alchemy1
- Alchimie1
- Astrology1
- German Astrology1
- Heydon, John, b. 16291
- Magic1
- Materia medica1
- Medicine, Medieval1
- Medicine, Traditional1
- Medieval Medicine1
- Occultisme1
- Ouvrages avant 19001
- Predictive astrology1
- Symbolism of numbers1
Languages
- English10 · 91%
- German1 · 9%
Works
11 books
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The wise-mans crown, or, The glory of the rosie-cross
John Heydon, Frederick Talbot
1664
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Theomagia, or, The temple of wisdome
John Heydon
1663
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The holy guide
John Heydon, Thomas Cross
1662
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The harmony of the world
John Heydon, Thomas Cross
1662
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A new method of Rosie Crucian physick
John Heydon
1658
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The English physitians guide: or a holy-guide, leading the way to know all things past, present and to come
John Heydon
1662
Elhavarevna, or, The English physitians tutor
John Heydon
1665
Psonthophachia, or, A quintuple Rosie-crucian scourge for the due correction of that pseudo-chymist and scurrilous emperick Geo. Thomson
John Heydon
1665
The Rosie Crucian infallible axiomata, or, Generall rules to know all things past, present, and to come
John Heydon
1660
The holy guide, leading the way to vnite art and nature
John Heydon
1662
Prognosticon astrologicum, oder weisssagende Antwort Peter Heydens eines Astrologi in Londen, aus dem Gefängnüss[sic] im Tour, auf nachgelesste beyde Fragen
John Heydon
1667German