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A
Adiramled
(Delmar D. Bryant)
"The
Art of Alchemy" or The Generation of Gold. A course
of practical lessons in Metallic Transmutations. For the use of
Occult Students being a New Illumination. Regarding the Secret
Science of the Sages. By: Adiramled (Delmar D. Bryant) 2270 Broadway,
New York. R.A.M.S. 1989. 136 pages. (ADIRAMLED: _original.PDF)
"Lessons
in the Unfoldment of the Philosopher's Stone". By:
Adiramled (Delmar D. Bryant) 2270 Broadway, New York. R.A.M.S.
1990. 168 pages. (UNFOLD: _original.PDF)
Arisleus
(413 - 399 BC)
"The
Turba Philosophorum." "The Epistle of Arisleus,
prefixed to the Words of the Sages, concerning the Purport of
this Book, for the Benefit of Posterity". Probably 12th Century.
[72 Dictums & Conclusion] 99 pages. (TURBAPHILOSOPHORUM: .doc,
.pdf)
Anonymous
"Arcana
Divina" ( The Divine Secret ) Anonymous. Published
by Dr. G. A. Fuchs in Collected Volumes 1885-1916 of the Provincial
Library (Vol. 8, History of Literature, p. 417), and in the Annual
Report of the Communal College of Komotau (Bohemia) from a Manuscript
from the Ossegg Foundation. R.A.M.S., 1989. 18 pages. (ARCANA:
.doc, .pdf)+
"Theoricus
Degree." Rosicrucian, Masonic & Alchemical Script.
Translated from French & German by: Leone Muller. R.A.M.S.
1985. 161 pages. (THEORICUS: _original.PDF)
"An
Old Alchemical Treatise" (Translated out of Latin).
R.A.M.S. 1986. 58 pages. [OLD: _original.PDF]
"Correct
Usage" An old german alchemical manuscript containing
various 'recipes'. Translated by: Christine Banerji. R.A.M.S.
1986. 53 pages. (CORRECTUSAGE: _original.PDF)
B
S.
Bacstrom, trans. (1770-1799)
"Compendium
of Alchemical Tracts", from the files of and translated
by S. Bacstrom, M.D. R.A.M.S. 1977. 284 pages. (COMPENDIUM: .PDF)
Roger
Bacon (c.1214 - 1292)
"Radix
Mundi" by Roger Bacon. Translated out of the Latin
into English and claused by: William Salmon, professor of physick.
R.A.M.S. 1977. 79 pages. (RADIXMUNDI: .doc, .pdf)
"Mirror
of Alchimy" composed by the thrice-famous and learned
fryer, Roger Bachon, sometimes fellow of Martin Colledge: and
afterwards of Brasen-nose Colledge in Oxenforde.; London. Printed
by Thomas Creede for Richard Olive. 1597. 63 pages. (MIRRORALCHIMY:
.doc, .pdf)
Christian
August Becker.
"Das
Aceton" (The Acetone) The Secret Spirit of Wine
of the Adepts (Spiritus Vini Lulliani s. Philosophici) and Its
Medical Appilcation for Chemists and Doctors edited by Dr. Christian
August Becker. Second edition with an added Introduction. Heinrichshofen'sche
Buchhandlung. 1867 Translation: Leone Muller. R.A.M.S. 1981. 91
pages. (DASACETONE: _original.PDF, .doc)
Monsr.
De La Brie
Monsr. De
La Brie's "PROCESS for accompllshing The Tincture."
Extracted from a French work, entitled, "Histore dee Indies
Orlentales." par Moner. Sou chu de Rennefort Admiral. Suivant
la copie de Paris. a Leide 1688. 8 vo. Translated by S. BACSTROM,
M.D. 1797. R.A.M.S. 1977. 49 pages. (PROCESS: _original.PDF)
David
Beuther
"The
Transmutation of Base Metals Into Gold and Silver" David
Beuther. Guardian of the Mint at Dresden and Expert in the Practice
of Alchemy for the Elector of Saxony Universal and Detailed Account,
in which: The transmutation of base metals into gold and silver
will be explained clearly and precisely, along with an Appendix
containing unique alchemical copper-plate prints which reveal
the Art from beginning to end and a Preface which documents Beuther’s
training and publications, along with those of Dr Johannes Christopher
Spregels of the Academy of Hygienic Treatment and Medicine of
Hamberg Printed by Samuel Heyl of St Johns Church, Hamburg, 1718.
R.A.M.S., 1987. 95 pages. (TRANSMUTATION: .doc, .pdf)+
Christoph
Brummet
"Sanguis
Naturae" by Christoph Brummet. Or, "A Manifest
Declaration of the Sanguine and Solar Congealed Liquor of Nature."
Londin 1696. British Musuem MS Slone no. 2037. R.A.M.S. 1981.
91 pages. (SANGUIS: .doc, .pdf) E
C
Lancelot
Colson
"Philosophia
Maturata" An exact piece of Philosophy containing
The Practick and Operative Part thereof in gaining the Philosopher's
Stone. With the Ways and How to Make the Mineral Stone, and the
Calcination of Metals. Whereunto is added, A work compiled by
St. Dunstan concerning the Philosopher's Stone. And The Experiments
of Rulandus and Preparations of Angelo Sala. Published by: Lancelot
Colson, Driston. Phys. And Chym. London. Printed for G. Sawbridge
and are to be sold at his house upon Clerken-well-Green. 1668.
R.A.M.S. 1985. 50 pages. (STDUNSTAN: .doc, .pdf, _raw.RTF, _original.PDF)
Archibald
Cochran, 9th Earl of Dundonald (1749 - 1831)
"Alchemy
Rediscovered and Restored" by Archibald Cochren.
With an account of the extraction of the seed of metals and the
preparation of the medicinal elixir according to the practice
of the hermetic Art and of the Alkahest of the Philosopher. Philadelphia,
David McKay. 1941. [3 Parts, 115 pages. (REDISCOVERED:.doc, .pdf)
Cramer
"Coelum
Philosophorum" or "Faithfull Directions",
translated by S. Bacstrom in 1787. This work is thought to have
been written by Cramer. R.A.M.S. 1977. 115 pages. (COELUM: .doc)
Cyliani (circa.
1830)
"Hermes
Unveiled" by Cyliani, 1831. Translated by: Ivan
Cordet. 31 pages. (HERMESUNVEILED: .doc, .pdf)
D
Sir
Kenelm Digby Kt. (1603 -1665)
"Chemical
Secrets and Experiments" by Sir Kenelm Digby Kt.
Chancellor to Her Majesty The Queen Mother. Translated by George
Hartman, London, 1608. A Choice Collection of rare Chemical Secrets
and Experiments in Philosohy. 211 pages. R.A.M.S. 1983. (CHEMSECRETS:
.doc, .pdf) E
E
Jean
Espagnet (1564-1637)
"Arcanum"
or "The Grand Secret of Hermetick Philosophy",
Third Edition, by Jean Espagnet. R.A.M.S. 1981. 45 pages. (ARCANUM:
.doc, .pdf)
Eudoxus (BC
408 - 355)
"The
Six Keys of Eudoxus" by Eudoxus. 9 pages. (SIXKEYSEUDOXUS:
.doc, .pdf)
Rabbi Abraham Eleazar (1092 - 1167)
"The
Book of Abraham the Jew" Rabbi Abraham Eleazar.
A Very Ancient Alchemical Work Which was formerly written by the
Author, partly in Latin and Arabian, partly in Chaldee and the
Syriac Language and Written Afterwards by one who remains Anonymous.
Written for the use and employment of the Lover of the Noble Hermetic
Philosophy Jacob Bern. Fran. Exkhart, 1774. RAMS 1982. 92 pages.
(ABRAHAM: .doc, .pdf, .jpg)
F
Johann
Friedrich Fleischer (b.1690 - d.1765)
"Chemical
Moonshine", by Johann Friedrich Fleischer, "Where
in not only is shown the true PHILOSOPHICAL SUBJECT but also how
such is to be, sought, and then how such should be prepared",
Franckfurt and Leipzig, 1739. R.A.M.S. 1988. 16 pages. (MOONSHINE:
.doc, .pdf, .jpg)
John
French, Dr. of Physick, London. (circa 1616-1657)
"The
Art of Distillation" By John French. London, November
25, 1650. John French (circa 1616-1657) was an English physician
who also served as an army doctor. "The Art of Distillation"
is thought to be representative of the English chemistry of this
period. John French was follower of Paracelsus school of alchemy/chemistry,
which was skeptical of certain alchemical traditions yet dedicated
to seeking medical uses for various chemicals and compounds. Note
the frequent references to Paracelsus in this work. [6 Books].
181 pages. (ARTDISTILLATION: .doc, .pdf) E
G
Geber
(c.721–c.815)
"Summa
Perfectionis" by Geber. Collected and Digested by
William Salmon 1644-1713, Professor of Physick. A RAMS 1977 production.
180 pages. (SUMMA: .doc, .pdf)
Johann
Grasshoff (? - 1623)
"The
Greater and Lesser Edifyer" (Der Grosse und Der
Kleine Bauer) by Grasshof. Translated by Robert Firmage. "Aperta
Arca Arcani artificiossimi" or "The Revealed and Open
Chest of the Greatest of All Most Articial Secret of Nature of
The Greater and Lesser Edifyer Together with the Proper and True
Physica Naturali Rotunda. Described comprehensively through a
Visionem Chymicam Qabalisticam." Hamburg and Stockholm. 1687.
RAMS 1984. 150 pages. (GROSSEKLEINE: .doc, .pdf)
Christopher
Grummet (1684* - 1696*)
Johann Rudolph Glauber
(1604-1670)
Friederich
Gualdus
"Revelation
of the True Chemical Wisdom" Friederich Gualdus.
Published in 1720 by: J. Chymiphilo . Translated by Leone Muller.
R.A.M.S., 1989. 46 pages. (CHEMICALWISDOM: .doc, .pdf)+
H
Hermes
Trismegistus (2nd - 3rd Century)
"Hermes"
Hermetis Trismegisti Tractatus Aureus. The Golden Work of Hermes
Trismegistus, Translated out of Hebrew into Arabick, then into
Greek, afterwards into Latin; and now done out of Latin into English,
Claused and largely Commented upon by William Salmon, Professor
of Physick. 1692. [21 Chapters]. RAMS pre-1981. 151 pages. (HERMES:
.doc, .pdf)
John
Heydon (1629 - 1667)
"The
Holy Guide" by John Heydon b.1629, "Leading
the Way to The Wonder of The World". London 1662. R.A.M.S.
1983. 689 pages. (HOLYGUIDE: .doc, .pdf) E
Johan
Isaaci Hollandus (1572-1610?)
"Hollandus
Medicinal Recipes from his Secrets concerning vegetall
and animal work extracted from Three Exact Pieces of Leonard Phioravant.
1652." Translated from German by Leone Muller, 1978. R.A.M.S.
1978. 46 pages. (HOLLANDUS/MEDICINALRECIPES: .doc, .pdf)
"The Mineral Work." Translated from
German. R.A.M.S. 1980. 126 pages. (HOLLANDUS/MINERAL: .doc, .pdf)
"The Hand of The Philosophers." Translated
from German. R.A.M.S. 1980.42 pages. (HOLLANDUS/PHILOSOPHERSHAND:
.doc, .pdf)
"The Stone of Urine." Translated from
German. R.A.M.S. 1980. 82 pages. (HOLLANDUS/URINESTONE: .doc,
.pdf, .jpg)
"Opera
Vegetabile. (The Vegetable Work) Preface by Filius Sendivogii,
England, 1659." Translated from German by Leone Muller, 1978.
R.A.M.S. 1978. 126 pages. (HOLLANDUS/VEGETABLE: .doc, .jpg)
John
Hazelrigg (1860-?)
"The
Book of Formulas" by John Hazelrigg, F.H.S. Author
of "Metaphysical Astrology”, “The Sun Book”
etc. New York. MCMIV. R.A.M.S. 1977. 48 pages. (FORMULAS: .doc,
.pdf)
George Hartman,
trans. (1608* - 1683*)
I
J K
Abtala
Jurain
"Hyle
und Coahyl" by Abtala Jurain, son of Jacob Juran
from the Ethiopian translated into Latin - and from Latin translated
into the German by Dr. Johann Elias Muller, and from the German
in 1983 by Leone Muller. 1732. R.A.M.S. 1983. 72 pages. (HYLEYNDCOAHYL:
.doc, .pdf)
Kalid
Persica
"Secreta
Alchemiae" by Kalid Persica (Kalid ben Jazichi).
Written originally in Hebrew, and translated thence into Arabick,
and out of Arabick into Latin. Now it being faithfully rendered
into English by William Salmon, Professor of Physick. 67 pages.
(SECRETA: .doc, .pdf)
Anton
Joseph Kirchweger, ed. (d. 1746)
"Golden
Chain of Homer" Edited by: Anton Kirchweger. "Annulus
Plantonis (Platonic Ring)" or "A Physico-chemico Explanation
of Nature including its Origin, Preservation & Destruction
from Anton Joseph Kirchweger. Literally printed through the Rosicrucian
edition of 1781. Berlin 1921." R.A.M.S. 1984. 498 pages.
(GOLDENCHAIN: .doc, .pdf)
L
Lambspring
(1599*)
"The
Great Work of the Lapis Sophorum According to Lamspring's Process."
Translated from the German by Sigismond Bacstrom, M.D. 1804. 40
pages. R.A.M.S. 1977. (LAMSPRING/LAMSPRINGPROC: .doc, .pdf)
"The
Book of Lamspring". A Noble Ancient Philosopher,
Concerning the Philosophical Stone; Rendered into Latin Verse
by Nicholas Barnaud Delphinas, Doctor of Medicine, a zealous Student
of this Art. 29 pages. (LAMSPRING/LAMSPRING: .doc, .pdf)
Henri
de LinTaut (1597* - 1610*)
"Friend
of the Dawn" (L'Ami de L'Aurore) by Henri de LinTaut,
circa 1700. Translator: Wilson Wheatcroft, India, 1982. It was
published in the 17th Century from a badly damaged, hand written
manuscript by Lintaut. It was later republished in 1978 in old
(or Medaeval) French. The original printing is listed in the Arsenal
Library under No. 3020. R.A.M.S. 1982. 50 pages. (FRIENDDAWN:
.doc, .pdf)
Giovanni baptista Lambi (1566*-1623*)
"A
Revelation of the Secret Spirit" by Giovanni baptista
Lambi. Declaring the most concealed secret of ALCHEME. Written
first in Latin by and Unknown Author, but explained in Italian
by John Baptista Lambye, Venetian. Lately translated into English
by R. N. E. Gentleman. London 1623. [Preamble, 8 Chapters] R.A.M.S.
1982. 48 pages. (SECRETSPIRIT: .doc, .pdf) E
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Cleidophorus
Mystagogus (1705*)
"Trifertes
Sagani", or "Immortal Dissolvent" by Cleidophorus
Mystagogus. [5 Chapters]. R.A.M.S. 1982. 51 pages. (TRIFERTES:
.doc, .pdf, .jpg)
Theodorus
Mundanus (1684*)
"The
Quintessence of the Philosophers" by Theodorus Mundanus.
"His answer to W. Dickenson concerning: Quintessence of the
Philosophers." British Museum, Sloane 3762. Paris, 10 October,
1684. Liber Nichola Hinckley. 1692. R.A.M.S. 1982. 38 pages. (QUINTESSENCE:
.doc, .pdf) E
Albertus
Magnus (1193? – 1280)
"Compound
of Compounds" by Albertus Magnus. Translated from
the French by Lynn Bacarella. [6 Chapters] R.A.M.S. 1977. 30 pages.
(COMPOUNDS: .doc, .pdf)
Pico
della Mirandola
"De
Auro (on gold)" Pico della Mirandola, fr. Translator:
Patricia Tahil. R.A.M.S. 1989. Books I, II & III. 78 pages.
[DEAURO: _original.PDF, _raw.RTF]
N
Henry
Nollius (1619*)
Hans
Nintzel (1932 - 2000)
"A
French Alchemical Romance and Adventure" by Hans
Nintzel. 1986. 16 pages. Folder includes miscellaneous texts.
(NINTZEL: .doc, .mp3, .pdf)
"Alchemy
is Alive and Well" by Hans Nintzel, GNOSIS, No.
8, Summer 1988. (NINTZEL: .rtf, .mp3)
"Meditation
and Alchemy" by Hans W. Nintzel. TAT Journal Issue
2, Volume 1 Number 2, Winter 1978. (NINTZEL: .rtf, .mp3)
"Tables
of Alchemical Symbols and Gematria", including "Glossary
of Latin Terms". A collection of Alchemical symbols
from several sources, gathered by Hans Ninztel and others starting
with a table of Basil Valentine's). To even begin to read the
manuscripts from Bacstrom and some others in the R.A.M.S. collection,
you will often refer to this symbol table. 32 pages. (SYMBOLS:
.doc, .pdf)
"Potpourri
Alchemia." An Alchemical Anthology. R,A,M.S. 1985.
253 pages [POTPOURRI1: _original.PDF]
"Potpourri
Alchemia. Vol.2" An Alchemical Anthology. R,A,M.S.
1990. 236 pages [POTPOURRI2: _original.PDF]
Edward
Nowell
"Certain
Chemical Works with the True Practice. Gathered into
a True Method." by Edward Nowell. B.M. Sloane #2567. R.A.M.S.
1982. 41 pages. (CHEMICALWORKS: .doc, .pdf, .jpg)
O
P
Orthelius
"A
Recapitulation" by Orthelius of "A New Light
on Chemistry" by Michael Sandivogius. 1654. Translated from
the Latin by Patricia Tahil. R.A.M.S., 1986. 21 pages. (NEWLIGHT:
_original.PDF, .doc,.pdf)+
Kalid Persica
(702?)
Eirenaeus
Philalethes, (17th century)
"The
Marrow of Alchemy." Being an Experimental Treatise,
Discovering The Secret and Most Hidden Mystery of the Philosophers
Elixer. Divided into Two Books: The First Containing Four Books
Chiefly Illustrating the Theory, The Other Containing Three Books,
Elucidating the Pratique of the Art. By Eirenaeus Philoponos Philalethes.
London. 1654. R.A.M.S. 1993. 89 pages. [MARROW: _original.PDF]
"Three
Tracts of the Great Medicine of the Philosophers for Humane and
Metalline Bodies." I. Intituled, Ars Metallorum
Metamorphoses, (Metamorphosis of Metals), II. Brevis Manuductio
ad Rubinum Coelestem (Brief Guide to the Celestial Ruby), III.
Fons Chymical Philosophiae (Fount of Chemical Truth). All written
in Latin by Eirenaeus Philalethes Cosmopolita. Translated into
English for the Benefit of the Studious, By a Lover of Art and
Them. London. Printed and Sold by T. Sowle at the Crooked-Billet
in Holy-Well-Lane, Shoreditch. Anno: 1694. R.A.M.S. 1990. 106
pages. [PHILALETHES: .doc, .pdf, _original.PDF]
"The
Chemists Key of Henry Nollius." Published by Eugenius
Philalethes, London, 1657. S. Bacstrom M.D. "The Chemists
Key to shut and Open: As the True Doctrine of the Corruption and
Generation in Ten brief Aphorisms~ illustrated with most plain
and faithfull commentaries, out of the pure Light of Nature."
R.A.M.S. 1977. 38 pages. (CHEMISTSKEY: .doc, .pdf)
John I Pontanus
(1571 - 1639)
"Artephius.
His Secret Book. The Epistle of John Pontanus".
Mentioned in the Preface of Artephius his secret Book. Wherein
he bears witness of the Book translated out of the Latin copy
Extant in the third of Theatrum Chemicum at the 75th page. Translated
out of Latin By William Salmon, Professor of Physick. Faithfully
re-typed by a meer student of the Hermetic Art. 1976. 58 pages.
(ARTEPHIUS: .doc, .pdf)
Paracelsus
(1493-1541)
"The
Aurora of the Philosophers" By Philippus Theophrastus
Bombast, Paracelsus the Great Which He Otherwise Calls His Monarchia.
[20 chapters + notes]. 54 pages. (AURORA: .doc, .pdf)
"The
Book Concerning the Tincture of the Philosophers"
by Philippus Theophrastus Bombast, Paracelsus the Great From "Paracelsus
his Archidoxis". Faithfully and plainly Englished, and Published
by, J.H. Oxon. London, Printed for W.S. and are to be sold by
Thomas Brewster at the Three Bibles in Pauls Church-yard. 1660.
31 pages. (TINCTURE: .doc, .pdf)
"The
Treasure of Treasures" by Paracelsus. As also The
Water-Stone of The Wise Men; Describing the matter of, and manner
how to attain the universal Tincture. Faithfully Englished. And
Published by J.H. Oxon. London, Printed for Giles Calvert, and
are to be sold at the Black Spred Eagle, at the West end of Pauls,
1659. 11 pages. (TREASURE: .doc, .pdf)
J.A.
Pyrophilus
"Liquor
Alcahest" or a discourse of that Immortal Dissolvent
of Paracelsus & Helmont. Published in London, in 1675. Published
by J.A. Pyrophilus. Attributed to George Starkey. R.A.M.S. 1985.
15 pages. [LIQUOR: _original.PDF]
Q
Quercetanus
(c. 1544-1609)
"Treatise
on Metallic and Mineral Medicines" by Quercetanus
(Joseph Du Chesne). A Collection of the Most Precious and Rare
Secrets, Taken from the Manuscripts of the late Monsieur Joseph
Du Chesne, Sieur de la Violette, Officer and Physician in Ordinary
to the King. Paris, 1641. R.A.M.S. 1986. 84 pages. (QUERCETANUS:
.doc, .pdf)
R
Ratziel
"Liber
Ratziel." The Book of Salamonis. (Ratziel, the Herald
of the Deity. According to tradition, the wisdom of God and the
deepest secrets of the creation were inscribed on a sapphire which
is in the keeping of the archangel Ratziel, and this "Book
of Ratziel" was given to Adam and handed down through the
generations. —Notes on Kabbalah, Colin Low). R.A.M.S. 1983.
82 pages. (RATZIEL: _original.PDF)
Christian
Knorr von Rosenroth, publisher. (1636
- 1689)
"Aesch-Mezareph"
or "Purifying Fire." The work was first
published in Latin in Knorr von Rosenroth's 'Kabbala Denudata',
Sulzbach, 1677-1684. A translation into English was issued in
W. Wynn Wescott's 'Collectanea Hermetica' series at the end of
the 19th century. [8 chapters]. 28 pages. (AESCH:.doc, .pdf)
Baron
Alexius Von Ruesenstein
"Selected
Chemical Universal and Particular Processes," which
Baron Alexius Von RUESENSTEIN Learned on His two Journeys with
six Adepts: Gualdo, Schulz, Fauermann, Koller, Fornegg and Monte
Schider. Frankfurt and Leipzig, (Peter Conrad Monath) 1754. And
now translated from the German: 1988. R.A.M.S. 1989. 136 pages.
(RUESENSTEIN: _original.PDF)
Jean Pharamond Rhumelius [c.1600-c.1660]
"The
Art of Spagyric Medicine" by John Pharamund Rhumelius.
Containing: A Hermetic Compendium, A Chymical Antidote, &
A Chymical Therapeutics. Translated from French by: Leone Muller.
R.A.M.S. 1986. 118 pages (SPAGYRIC: _original.PDF)
George
Ripley (c. 1415-c. 1490)
"Medulla
Alchymiae", or "The Marrow of Alchemy".
Written in Latin by George Ripley, Canon of Bridlington, which
he sent out of Italy anno 1476. To the Arch-Bishop of York. Translated
into English by William Salmon, Professor of Physick. 79 pages.
(MEDULLA: .doc, .pdf, .jpg)
"The
Compound of Alchemy" or "The Ancient Hidden
Art of Alchemie; Containing the right and perfect means to make
the Philiosophers Stone, Aurum Potabile, with other Excellent
Experiments. Divided into Twelve Gates." by George Ripley.
Imprinted by Thomas Orwin. London 1591. R.A.M.S. 1982. 85 pages.
(COMPOUND: .doc, .pdf)
"Liber
Secretissimus" by George Ripley. "The Whole
Work of the Composition of the Philosophical Stone and Grand Elixir,
and of the First Solution of the Grosse Bodies." R.A.M.S.
1982. 15 pages. (LIBERSECRET: .doc, .pdf)
S
William
Salmon (1644-1713)
John
de Monte Snyder (approx. 1625 - 1670)
"Metamorphosis
of the Planets" by John de Monte Snyder. "A
Wonderful Transmutation of the Planets and Metallic Formes into
their first Essence (with an annexed process), being a discovery
of the three keys pertinent to the obtaining of the three principes.
Likewise in what manner the most generall universal is to be obtained
is in many places of this treatise....". 1663, (second ed.
1700). [Preface, 31 Chapters, A Momento] R.A.M.S. 1982. 89 pages.
(METAMORPHOSIS: .doc, .pdf)
"Universal
and Particular Processes", by John de Monte Snyder,
Translated from the Von Ehrenthal Manuscript (1743. Wellcome Institute
MS. 2283), 'Montesnyder. De medicina universali'. Apparently an
epitome of a work first published in 1662, perhaps made by von
Ehrenthal himself. R.A.M.S. 1981. 19 pages. (UNIVERSAL: .doc,
.pdf)
Alexander
von Suchten (1563* - 1606*)
"Of
Antimony Vulgar", The Second Treatise to the Honourable
John Baptista van Seebach by Alexander von Suchten. London, 1670.
R.A.M.S. 1977. 30 pages. (VULGAR: .doc, .pdf, .jpg) E
William
Baron von Schroeder, F.R.S.,
"Instructions
Respecting the Art of Transmuting and Ameliorating the Metals"
by William Baron von Schroeder, F.R.S., 1684. Published
by FR. Roth Scholtzen Nurnberg 1733. Translated from the German
by S. Bacstrom M.D., 1797. 42 pages. (TRANSAMEL: .doc, .pdf)
Solinus
Saltzthal (1654)
A Discourse
of Solinus Saltztal's "Fountain of Philosophical
Salt". 1654.
Translated from the Latin by Patricia Tahil. R.A.M.S., 1986. 13
pages. (FOUNTAIN: _original.PDF, .doc,.pdf)+
George
Starkey (1628 - 1665)
"Liquor
Alcahest" or a discourse of that Immortal Dissolvent
of Paracelsus & Helmont. Published in London, in 1675. Published
by J.A. Pyrophilus. Attributed to George Starkey. R.A.M.S. 1985.
15 pages. [LIQUOR: _original.PDF]
T
Solomon
Trismosin (1512* - 1582*)
"The
Golden Fleece" or "The Flower of Treasures",
by that great Philosopher Solomon Trismosin, Master to Paracelsus.
"In which is succintly and methodically handled, the Stone
of the Philosophers, his excellent effect & admirable Virtues,
and the better to attain to the Original & true means of Perfection".
R.A.M.S. 1982. 88 pages. (GOLDENFLEECE: .doc, .pdf)
Johan
Gottfried Tugel
"Some
Processes" of Johan Gottfried Tugel's Experimental
Chymistry etc. Leipzig 1766. Translated from the German by: Sigismond
Bacstrom, M.D. 1798. R.A.M.S. 1977. 62 pages. (TUGEL: _original.PDF)
U
Baru
Urbigerus (1690*)
"Writings
of Urbigerus" Baron Urbigerus. London 1690. R.A.M.S.
1982. 302 pages. (URBIGERUS: .doc, 01-09.pdf)
V
Blaise
Vignere (1523 - 1596)
"A
Discourse on Fire and Salt" Discovering Many Secret
Mysteries, aswell Philosophicall, as Theologicall by Lord Blaise
of Vigenere. London. 1649. R.A.M.S. 1981. 166 pages. (FIREANDSALT:
.doc, .pdf) E
Basil
Valentine (1394 - ???)
"The
Triumphal Chariot of Antimony" by Basilius Valentinus
(Basil Valentine). A key work studied by students of the art of
Alchemy. WITH THE COMMENTARY OF THEODORE KIRCKRINGIUS, A Doctor
of Medicine. First published Leipsig, 1604. Further editions in
German were issued in 1611, 1624, 1676 and 1757. A Latin edition
was published in 1646. An English version was published in 1660,
and there were also 1667, 1678 and 1685 editions. 177 pages. (TRIUMPHALCHARIOT:
.doc, .pdf) E
"The
Last Will and Testament of Basil Valentine". Monke
of the Order of St. Bennet. To which is added two Tracts: The
first declaring his Manual Operations; The Second showing Things
Natural & Supernatural. London. Printed by S.G. and B.G. for
Edward Brewster, and to be sold at the Sign of the Crane in St.
Paul's Church Yard. 1672. R.A.M.S. 1986. 436 pages. [LASTWILL:
_original.PDF]
W
X Y Z
Count
Stefan C. Walewski
"A
System of Causasian Yoga" by Count Stefan C. Walewski.
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_original.PDF]
Baron
George Von Welling
"Philosophy
of The Universe" or a General System of Chymical,
Metaphysical, & Mathmatic Knowledge in which The Origin, natural
properties of The Three Principles of Nature are Fully described.
The Production & Maturation of Metals & Minerals. A Complete
Treatise upon The Wisdom of God & The Excellency of Nature.
With a General Key Enriched with a Great Variety of Metaphysical,
Mathematical & Theosophic Figures. Forming a Complete Treatise
upon The Abstract & Useful Arts & Sciences. Translated
from the Original German of Baron George Von Welling, and Carefully
corrected and Revised by: Francis Barrett F.R.C. (with Additional
Notes & Observations) London June 1801. R.A.M.S. 1989. 175
pages. (WELLING: _original.PDF)
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