The Generation and Operation of the Great Work to make gold
Anonymous
1620
The author himself indicates: A very ruinous and most chimerical and extravagant work; idea from the empty brain of someone who escaped from small houses .
Anonymous
1620
The author himself indicates: A very ruinous and most chimerical and extravagant work; idea from the empty brain of someone who escaped from small houses .
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“For our Magistery, aids perfect bodies, and works upon the imperfect without the admixture of anything else. Gold, then, being the most precious of all the metals, is the red tincture, tinging and transforming every body. Silver is the white tincture, tinging other bodies with its perfect whiteness.”
Arnold de Villa Nova
The Golden Tract Concerning The Stone of the Philosophers
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