INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Waite, Arthur Edward and Barrett, Francis
Psychic Chemistry—A Scheme of Absolute Reconstruction, 36;
accomplished by the Divine Power in the Soul, 22;
general observations on spiritual alchemistry, 32-37
Regnauld, Brother, 63
Rhasis, 46
Richthausen, his transmutations with stolen powder, 183
Ripley, George, 134;
his description of the Stone, 41;
supposed to have initiated Thomas Norton, 130
Romance of the Rose, 90
Rose Nobles, 82, 84, 86
Rosicrucians—Had other alchemical objects than metallic transmutations, 36;
the associates defended by Michael Maier, 160;
initiation offered by the Rosicrucians to Sendivogius, 179
Sendivogius, Michael, 175;
“The New Light of Alchemy” falsely ascribed to this neophyte, 21, 31
Separation an alchemical process, 12, 17
Sethon, Alexander, 171
Son of the Sun, 37
Sophistication of metals, 62
Starkey, George, 165, 195, 197, &c.
Stone of the Philosophers—Said to be a symbol of immortality, 13;
analogous in its nature to the state of primeval man, 31;
Transmutation accomplished by its means, 38;
in appearance a subtle, brown, and opaque earth, 132;
dark, disesteemed, and grey in colour, 165;
the seed out of which gold and silver are generated, 201
Subject of Alchemy—According to Hitchcock, 13;
according to George Starkey, 24
Suggestive inquiry concerning the Hermetic Mystery, 9, 14, 17, 24, 30, 34
Sulphur (Sophic)—Said to symbolise Nature, 11;
sophic sulphur and the conscience, 12;
difficulties in its discovery, 39;
described by Avicenna, 52
Transmutation—Doubts as to the significance of the term, 9;
identified with spiritual conversion, 13;
the physical theory of Transmutation, 38, &c.;
possibility of the fact, 33
Transmutations performed by adepts and their emissaries, 84, 94, 106, 118, 133, 136, 148, 156, 167, 168, 177, 178, 181, 183, 184, 185, 196, 201-208, 212-216, 217, 218
Trévisan, Bernard, 124;