He is considered a prophet. A magician, magician and alchemist who subjugated natural forces. A man who never died because he possessed the elixir of immortality. A fabulous rich man whose flawless diamonds were better than royal ones. Or maybe he was an ascetic who never sinned with gluttony and was very unpretentious and modest in everyday life? Or a person of extraordinary outlook, possessing extensive knowledge of almost all areas of science? Or an entrepreneur, industrialist who generously shares his production secrets and recipes? Or a traveler, a “citizen of the world” who has traveled almost the whole world and felt at home everywhere? Or a rogue, an adventurer, a clever charlatan who fooled gullible people with tales about his supposedly high-born origin? Or an initiate of the highest level, an immortal Rosicrucian, a Mason, a Templar - a member of secret lodges and secret orders that for many centuries have invisibly shaped the history of Europe and the New World? Yes, yes, it’s all him. The one who went down in history as the Count of Saint-Germain