De chymico miraculo, quod lapidem philosophiae appellant

Name: De chymico miraculo, quod lapidem philosophiae appellant
Author: Bernhardus Trevisanus|Zachaire, Denis

Bernhardus Trevisanus|Zachaire, Denis

De chymico miraculo, quod lapidem philosophiae appellant

Bernhardus Trevisanus|Zachaire, Denis

Latin

Bernhardus Trevisanus c. 1480 · published 1583

222 pages

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After squandering a noble fortune and eighty years on recipes involving human dung and thousands of eggs, Bernard of Treviso reveals the true, singular path to the Philosopher’s Stone. This text is a raw, cautionary, and ultimately revelatory manual that distinguishes the 'dead' chemistry of fools from the 'living' art of the true Adept.

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De chymico miraculo, quod lapidem philosophiae appellant

Bernhardus Trevisanus|Zachaire, Denis

Latin

Bernhardus Trevisanus c. 1480 · published 1583

222 pages

17 images

About This Book

Full Summary & Index

alchemyhermeticismnatural-philosophyparacelsianphilosopher's stonechemistry

After squandering a noble fortune and eighty years on recipes involving human dung and thousands of eggs, Bernard of Treviso reveals the true, singular path to the Philosopher’s Stone. This text is a raw, cautionary, and ultimately revelatory manual that distinguishes the 'dead' chemistry of fools from the 'living' art of the true Adept.