"The Borgia Collection", an assortment of poisons, jewels, and documents reputed to have belonged to the infamous Borgia Family. Surronded by mystery and myth, the existence of the Borgia Collection has itself been hotly debated among historians. According to legend Pope Alexander IV possessed a secret collection of poisons recipes, and a Codex on the "Philosophy of Poison" said to have been written by Christian Rosenkreutz, founder of the Rosicrucian Order."The Borgia Collection", an assortment of poisons, jewels, and documents reputed to have belonged to the infamous Borgia Family. Surronded by mystery and myth, the existence of the Borgia Collection has itself been hotly debated among historians. According to legend Pope Alexander IV possessed a secret collection of poisons recipes, and a Codex on the "Philosophy of Poison" said to have been written by Christian Rosenkreutz, founder of the Rosicrucian Order.
"The Borgia Collection", an assortment of poisons, jewels, and documents reputed to have belonged to the infamous Borgia Family. Surronded by mystery and myth, the existence of the Borgia Collection has itself been hotly debated among historians. According to legend Pope Alexander IV possessed a secret collection of poisons recipes, and a Codex on the "Philosophy of Poison" said to have been written by Christian Rosenkreutz, founder of the Rosicrucian Order.