Remarks upon Alchemy and th Alchemists: Indicating a Method of Discovering the True Nature of Hermtic Philosophy

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Excerpt from Remarks Upon Alchemy and the Alchemists, Indicating a Method of Discovering the True Nature of Hermetic Philosophy: And Showing That the Search After the Philosopher's Stone Had Not for Its Object the Discovery of an Agent for the Transmutation of Metals
The writings of the Alchemists are all symbol ical, and under the words gold, silver, lead, salt, sulphur, mercury, antimony, arsenic, orpiment, sol.
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