Quaestiones theosophicae oder Betrachtung göttlicher Offenbarung, was Gott, Natur und Creatur, sowol Himmel, Hölle und Welt, samt allen Creaturen sind ...
A 1730 German theosophical treatise by Jakob Böhme, published anonymously and held in the library of C.G. Jung, written for readers of mystical philosophy. Its pictures are a printed armorial bookplate with a winged angel, shield, and scrolling Latin motto, and a frontispiece of Böhme's name above a geometric diagram of circles, letters and a globe, offering a designer dense symmetrical ornament and esoteric symbolism.
