The Hermetic and Alchemical Writings of Aureolus Philippus Theophrastus Bombast, of Hohenheim, Called Paracelsus the Great, Vol. 1 of 2 (Classic Reprint)

The Hermetic and Alchemical Writings of Paracelsus, PAGE. The Treasure ofT reasures for Alchemists 36 Concerning theS ulphur of Cinnabar. Concerning the Red Lion. Concerning the Green Lion. Concerning the Transmutations of Metals and of Cements ... 41 Concerning the First orR oyal Cement. Concerning theS econd Cement Concerning the Third Cement. The Fourth Cement. The Fifth Cement. The Sixth Cement. Conclusion. The Aurora of the Philosophers, by Theophrastus Paracelsus, which he otherwise calls his Monarchia ... ... ... .. ... 48 Chapter I. :concerning theO rigin of the Philosophers Stone. Chapter II. :wherein is declared that the Greeks drew a large part of their learning from theE gyptians ;and how it came from them to us. Chapter III. :what was taught in theS chools of theE gyptians. Chapter IV. :what Magi the Chaldseans, Persians, and ;E gyptians were. Chapter V. :concerning the chief and supreme Essence ofT hings, Chapter VI.: concerning the chief errors as to its discovery and knowledge. Chapter VII. :concerning the errors of those who seek theS tone in Vegetables. Chapter VIII. :concerning those who have sought theS tone in A nimals. Chapter IX. :concerning those who have sought theS tone in Minerals. Chapter X. :concerning those who have sought theS tone, and alsoP articulars, in Minerals. Chapter XI. :concerning the true and perfect special Arcanum of Arsenic for theW hite Tincture. Chapter XII. :G eneral Instruction concerning the Arcanum of Vitriol and the Red Tincture to be extracted from it. Chapter XIII. :S pecial Instructions concerning the process of Vitriol for the Red Tincture. Chapter XIV. :concerning theS ecrets and Arcana of A ntimony, for the Red Tincture, with a view toT ransmutation. Chapter XV. :concerninsc the Projection to be made by theM ystery and Arcanum of A ntimony. Chapter XVI. :concerning the Universal Matter of the Philosop
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