Flamel Hieroglyphical Figures

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Nicholas Flammcl pichemical Hieroglyphics HEPTANGLE BOOKS GILLETTE c i> NEW JERSEY MCMLXXX Alchemical Hieroglyphics WHICH WERE CAUSED TO BE PAINTED UPON AN ARCH IN ST. INNOCENTS CHURCH YARD IN PARIS BY: Nicholas Flammel Translated out of the French in 1624 by: EIRENAEUS ORANDUS Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 80-82537 Printed & Bound by: Heptangle Books P. O. Box 283 Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Table of Contents List of Illustrations vii Translator's Dedication ix Preface by W. W. W estcott xiii jplammel'a Alchemical faierogljiphics Invocation 3 Introduction by Nicholas Flammel 5 §1 Theological Interpetations of the Hieroglyphics 27 §2 Philosophical Interpetations: the Furnace 35 §3 Of the Sulphur & Mercury, the Male & Female 43 §4 Of the union of the Sulphur &. Mercury 53 §5 On the symbolism of Decapitation, &. of the Dissolution &. Coagulation 61 §6 On the Tripartite nature of the Stone 71 §7 Of the Rubification 77 §8 On the power of Multiplication 81 §9 Of the full perfection of the Stone 87 v X Xtst of Illustrations {[Flammel's Fresco [fold-out plate] {[Alchemists at Work xii {[Book Plate by Flammel 2 TCfie iigures of abraham thcJctD {[A Caduceus formed of two snakes swal¬ lowing each other twined round a rod 7 CA Crucified Snake 8 C.A Desert floor with springs & small snakes moving about 9 {[Mercury holding a Caduceus; Saturn in…
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