Sal Lumen and Spiritus Mundi Philosophici

By the King’s grace and privilege, Jérémie Périer, bookseller of the University of Paris, is permitted to have printed, sell and distribute a book entitled Treatises on the Harmony and General Constitution of the True Salt, the Secret of the Philosophers, and of the Universal Spirit of the World, Following the Third Principle of the Cosmopolite, composed by the Sieur de Nuysement, receiver general of the County of Ligny in Barrois. All booksellers, printers and binders are forbidden to print, have printed, sell or distribute any copies other than those which the said Périer shall have had printed, until the full term of six years has expired, under penalty of a fine of eight hundred livres, half payable to the King and the other half to the petitioner, as is more fully set out in the letters of privilege granted at Paris on the sixth day of November, sixteen hundred and twenty, signed: By the Council, BERGERON.