Bohme, Jacob

Alchymists, i, 197-202 Jacob Bohme, i, 203-208 Rosicrucians, i. 219-230 (assuming pagination is the same as the original)... 

Barker, C.J. Pre-requisites for the study of Jacob Bohme. London Watkins, 1920. 32p. 

Boehme, Jacob.The wisdom of Jacob Bohme / edited and with an introduction by Arthur Versluis. Edited by Arthur Versluis. St Paul (MN) New Grail, 2003. 73p. 

Penny, A.J. Jacob Bohme s writings. Light and Life (Nov 1885). 

Stoudt, J.J. "The mysticism of Jacob Bohme, with special reference to his dialectic." PhD thesis, Edinburgh Univ, 1943. 

Vetterling, H. The illuminate of Gorlitz or Jacob Bohme s ( 1575-f 1624) life and philosophy. Leipzig The Author, 1922. 1453p. 

Waite, Arthur Edward. Side-lights on Jacob Bohme. Occult Rev 16, no. 1 (Jul 1912) 25-27. 

Hughes, E.M. "The theology of William Law, with particular reference to any discernible change of emphasis in his sacramental outlook under the influence of the mystical writings of Jacob Bohme." PhD thesis, Univ of London, 1953. 

Walton, Christopher. Notes and materials for an adequate biography of the celebrated divine and theosopher, William Law. Comprising an elucidation of the scope and contents of the writings of Jacob Bohme, and of his great commentator Dionysius Andreas Freher. .. London Printed for private circulation. Five hundred copies, 1854. 

By the seventeenth century interest in alchemy had peaked, and an unprecedented quantity of enigmatically illustrated alchemical books were published, including the many works of Michael Maier (1568-1622), Jacob Bohme (1575-1624), and even a book with pictures and no written text, the Mutus Liber (Silent Book) by Isaac Baulot (1612- ), writing under the name Altus. 

The life of famous German alchemist Jacob Bohme. 

P. Deghaye, Die Natur als Leib Gottes in Jacob Bohmes Theosophie , in Garewicz and Haass (eds.), Gott, Natur und Mensch in der Sicht Jacob Bohmes und seiner Rezeption, pp. 71-112. 

Jacob Boebme, Mysterium Magnum, 19.7, ibid., vol.7, p. 126. See also C. Bendratb, Dibhaftigkeit Jakob Bohmes Inkarnationsmorphologie (Berlin/NewYork, 1999). 

Besides the literature on the English Behmenists, for further information on John Pordage and his contribution to the reception of Boehme s thinking, see C.G. Manusow, Jacob Bohme and Britain , in J. Garewicz (ed.), Gott, Natur, Mensch in der Sicht Jacob Bohmes und seiner Rezeption (Wiesbaden, 1995), pp. 197-208 Arthur Versluis, Wisdom s Children. A Christian Esoteric Tradition (Albany, NY, 1999), pp. 39-56, 172-80. 

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