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Health, youth and the members

gesund; Jung; Gliede

The First Response, printed in 1661, promises its recipients that the tincture will restore health and youth so completely that no bodily member will feel illness.

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The Sophic Hydrolith, Water Stone of the Wise

Anonymous and companion authors · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

The First Response, printed in 1661, promises its recipients that the tincture will restore health and youth so completely that no bodily member will feel illness. Its directive places use under a guide’s teaching. This is a promise made by that later response, not a medical conclusion established by the anonymous 1619 treatise or by the edition. The English “members” refers to bodily parts here, not members of a fraternity, despite the wider communal setting. Keeping that sense distinct prevents a misleading ecclesial reading. No dose or method is supplied in this entry, and the historical claim should not be used as treatment advice.

Places to read

  1. First Response · unit 14The promised rejuvenation is expressed as absence of illness in any bodily member.

Attested forms

gesund; Jung; Gliede; Kranckheit