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History of
Religious Ideas, vol. 3/1) From
George Ripley's
Compound of
Alchymy. (1471)
Stanton J. Linden. The
alchemy reader: from
Hermes Trismegistus...
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stone as
described by Sir
George Ripley (c. 1415–1490) in his
Compound of
Alchymy, as well as by Antoine-Joseph
Pernety in his
Dictionnaire mytho-hermétique...
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though it is
praised in the 1591
edition of
George Ripley's The
Compound of
Alchymy as well as in
Elias Ashmole’s
Theatrum Chemi**** Britanni**** (1652). A number...
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words Bios, Kimena, Energema, and
Sisthema (article) On the
Antiquity of
Alchymy (article) On the
Coincidence between the
Belts of the
Planet Jupiter and...
- of the crown, and
criminal causes. 1797.
George Ripley. The
Compound of
Alchymy. 1591. Ripley's
Eleventh Gate. Artephius. The
Secret Book of Artephius...
- in the
sixteenth century,
preceded by
George Ripley's The
Compound of
Alchymy in 1591.
Alchemical texts were
previously available in
sixteenth century...
- guest,
usually at the very
start or
ending of the show. One segment,
Radio Alchymy, is
specifically produced for Something's Happening. Something's Happening...
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Workes 1589: Ives's
Instructions for the
Warres 1591: Ripley's
Compound of
Alchymy 1595: Tymme's
Briefe Description of
Hierus lem "Newton,
Thomas (NWTN562T)"...
