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A Chymical Dictionary
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At a Glance
The word. A fire-dwelling spirit name.
In the book. Salamandri and its explicit synonym Saldini provide useful comparisons.
A place to read. The historical definition below, 1650 dictionary, unnumbered definition page 45; facsimile PDF page 373.
Historical Definition
Trifertes are spirits dwelling in fire.
Meaning
The dwelling is the entire identifying description. The entry does not add the fiery-men wording found under Salamandri.
Use in the Book
Salamandri and its explicit synonym Saldini provide useful comparisons. Their shared connection with fire should be recorded without claiming a complete equivalence that the present sentence does not state.
Places to Read
Salamandri. Spirits or fiery men associated with residence in fire.
Saldini. An alternative name for the fire-dwelling Salamandri.
Historical source: 1650 dictionary, unnumbered definition page 45; facsimile PDF page 373 — Facsimile
See also. Salamandri; Saldini
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The complete 706 historical definitions of the 1650 English dictionary, modernised and accompanied by expanded Diotimos commentary, reading routes, 15 textual notes and complete linked indexes.
Historical Text
A Chymicall Dictionary, London 1650, English version associated with John French, based on Gerhard Dorn’s Dictionarium Theophrasti Paracelsi. The containing volume also prints Sendivogius and Paracelsus; neither neighboring work changes this dictionary’s attribution.
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