The works of the highly experienced and famous chymist, John Rudolph Glauber, Volume 1 Papyras Classics

The works of the highly experienced and famous chymist, John Rudolph Glauber, Volume 1

by Johann Rudolf Glauber

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Contents

  1. To The Honoured, and Truly Learned, Edmond Dickenson, M. D. Physician to the King’s Person and Family
  2. The Preface to the Reader
  3. A Catalogue of the Subscribers Names
  4. The First Part of Philosophical Furnaces
  5. A Preface to the Courteous Reader
  6. The Explication of the Figures of the first Furnace in all its parts
  7. Of the Structure of the First Furnace
  8. How the Spirit of Salt is to be distilled
  9. The clear Oyle of Mastick, and Frankincense
  10. The Second Part of Philosophical Furnaces
  11. Of the Structure of the Second Furnace
  12. To the Courteous Reader
  13. The Third Part of Philosophical Furnaces
  14. A Preface of the Copper Instrument and Furnace
  15. Of Wooden Instruments that are to be used instead of Stills, Baths, and Cauldrons
  16. The Fourth Part of Philosophical Furnaces
  17. Of making the Furnace
  18. Of the Preparation of the Furnace
  19. An Appendix
  20. Of Aurum Potabile
  21. The Mineral Work
  22. A Preface to the Reader
  23. A most profitable process of the separation of Gold out of Flints, Sand, Clay, red and black Talk, and other Fossiles, containing very subtle Gold, thin and spongeous, which otherwise cannot be separa
  24. The Second Part of the Mineral Work
  25. A Preface to the Reader
  26. The Third Part of the Mineral Work
  27. A Preface to the Reader
  28. The First Rule
  29. The Second Rule
  30. The Third Rule
  31. The Fourth Rule
  32. The Fifth Rule
  33. The Sixth Rule
  34. The Seventh Rule
  35. GOD and Nature make nothing in vain
  36. By what means Crystals are to be Conjured, and all things to be seen in them
  37. Of the Heat of Mercury
  38. What Matter and Instruments are needful in Alchymy
  39. What thing Alchymy is
  40. Now follows the Praxis of the aforesaid Theory
  41. This is the ART
  42. Another Separation of Sol and Luna out of the Imperfect Metals, by ♄
  43. The Apology of John Rudolph Glauber, Against the Lying Calumnies of Christopher Farnner
  44. The first Obligation which Farnner gave me, runs thus;
  45. The second Obligation
  46. A Specification of those Chymical things
  47. The Praxis. How by the mediation of this liquor Vegetables, Animals, and Minerals may be converted into good Medicaments
  48. 8. Plenty of Spirit of Salt
  49. Miraculum Mundi; Or, A Plain and Perfect Description of the admirable Nature and Property of that most powerful Subject, called by the Antients, The Universal Menstruum, or, The Mercury of Philosopher
  50. The Words of the Secrets of Hermes
  51. The Explication of Miraculum Mundi
  52. Point I
  53. Point II
  54. Point III
  55. Point V
  56. Point VI
  57. Point VII
  58. Point VIII
  59. Point IX
  60. Point X
  61. Point XI
  62. Point XII
  63. Point XIII
  64. Point I
  65. Point II
  66. Point III
  67. Point IV
  68. Point V
  69. Point VI
  70. Point VII
  71. Point VIII
  72. Point IX
  73. Point X
  74. Point XI, XII, XIII
  75. Point XIV
  76. Point XV
  77. Point XVI
  78. Point XVII
  79. Point XVIII
  80. Point XIX, and XX
  81. Point XXI, and XXII
  82. Point XXIII
  83. Point XXIV
  84. Point XXV
  85. Point XXVI
  86. Point XXVIII
  87. Point XXIX
  88. Point XXX
  89. Point XXXI
  90. Point XXXII

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