Paracelsus Books and Texts

1 The Book Concerning The Tincture Of The Philosophers 1660 Paracelsus
2 The Aurora of the Philosophers - Aurora Philosophorum 1659 Paracelsus
3 Coelum Philosophorum or Book of Vexations Paracelsus
4 The Treasure of Treasures for Alchemists 1659 Paracelsus
5 The Book of the Revelation of Hermes Paracelsus
6 Catechism of Alchemy Paracelsus

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“The property therefore of our water is, that it melts or dissolves gold and silver, and increases their native tincture or color. For it changes their bodies from being corporeal, into a spirituality; and it is in this water which turns the bodies, or corporeal substance into a white vapor, which is a soul which is whiteness itself, subtile, hot and full of fire. This water also called the tinging or blood-color-making stone, being the virtue of the spiritual tincture, without which nothing can be done; and is the subject of all things that can be melted, and of liquefaction itself, which agrees perfectly and unites closely with sol and luna from which it can never be separated. For it joined [joins?] in affinity to the gold and silver, but more immediately to the gold than to the silver; which you are to take special notice of. It is also called the medium of conjoining the tinctures of sol and luna with the inferior or imperfect metals; for it turns the bodies into the true tincture, to tinge the said imperfect metals, also it is the water that whiteneth, as it is whiteness itself, which quickeneth, as it is a soul; and therefore as the philosopher saith, quickly entereth into its body.”

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