SECOND EPISTLE THAT KING ALEXANDER
FEEL TO
HIS MASTER ARISTOTLE
(Excerpt from "Secreta Secretorum")
John Lydgate
Follow'd by a Table explaining the Obscure, Obselete, and mis-spell'd words used throughout this Worke
(Excerpt from "Secreta Secretorum")
John Lydgate
Follow'd by a Table explaining the Obscure, Obselete, and mis-spell'd words used throughout this Worke
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“For without Sol and his shadow a tingeing Poison cannot be generated. Whoever therefore shall think that a Tincture can be made without these two Bodies, to wit Sol and Lune, he proceeds to the Practice like one that is blind.”
Bernard Trevisan
Treatise of the Philosophers Stone
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