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Lives of alchemystical philosophers To which is added a...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Waite, Arthur Edward and Barrett, Francis
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Maier, Michael, 58, 87, 160
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Man—The concealed subject of every adept, 11;
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the mystic vase of election, 14
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Matter, the first matter of the Magnum Opus, said to be gold, 28;
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defined as a fifth element, 39;
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one only and self-same thing, 40;
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its true nature not disclosed by the adepts, 41;
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its informing spirit variously adaptable, 43;
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contained in silver and gold, 87;
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the seed of every metal can be reduced into the first matter, 93;
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figured in the book of Rabbi Abraham, 103;
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found by Nicholas Flamel, 106;
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mercury the true first matter, 118;
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the matter of the philosophical stone a viscous water, 119;
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said to be Saturn, or lead, 124;
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is found everywhere, 136;
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may be discovered by studying the best books of the philosophers, 145
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Medicine—Properties of a universal medicine attributed to the Stone, 13;
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the Stone a medicine for metals and man, 32;
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life is prolonged by the stone, 123;
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application of the tincture as a medicine for the human body, 148
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Mercury—Identified with the supernatural, 11;
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obstacles to its discovery, 39;
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sophic mercury described by Avicenna, 52;
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mercury the water of metals, 129;
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a matchless treasure, 197
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Obereit, John Hermann, 219
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One Thing Needful—The exaltation of the cognising faculty, 15
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Orizon Æternitatis, mystical term of Paracelsus, 36
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Philalethes, Eirenæus, 187;
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on the Aqua Philosophorum, 22

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Lives of alchemystical philosophers To which is added a bibliography of alchemy and hermetic philosophy, Project Gutenberg eBook #68687

APPENDIX. INDEX. (continued 1)