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Original Contents — Part I
German & Latin
unnumbered register pp. 1–2Register der Theorematum und Capiteln dieses Buchs. Ersten Theils. Prooemium — pag. 3 Theorema I. Daß Gott der HErr das Wasser am ersten erschaffen — 4 Theor. II. Daß auß dem Wasser alle Ding erschaffen — 6 Theor. III. Daß das Wasser die Kräffte der gantzen Natur in sich habe — 9 Theor. IV. Daß zu præparirung einer Universal-Medicin kein particulare, und weder ein Animale, Vegetabile, noch Minerale, sondern ein Subjectum universale und Catholicum gehörig — 10 Theor. V. Daß die Wasser in der Scheidung an sich selbst nicht verändert / sondern nur eines dünner / zarter / durchsichtiger / und von mehrer Krafft und Würckung / weder das andere gemacht worden — 14
Candida Phoenix Philosophica: Original Contents — Part I
unnumbered register pp. 1–2Contents of the theorems and chapters of this book. First Part. Proem — p. 3 Theorem I. That God the Lord created water first — 4 Theorem II. That all things were created from water — 6 Theorem III. That water contains the powers of the whole of nature — 9 Theorem IV. That preparing a universal medicine requires no particular thing—animal, vegetable, or mineral—but a universal and catholic subject — 10 Theorem V. That separation did not change the waters in themselves; one was merely made thinner, subtler, clearer, and more powerful and effective than another — 14
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Reading Candida Phoenix Philosophica · Original Contents — Part I · REG.001.1 · Source p. unnumbered register pp. 1–2
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An anonymous Hermetic treatise of 1680, presented in its original German and Latin with a new English translation, 279 explanatory notes, the historical phoenix frontispiece, an introduction, reading guide, outline, glossary, bibliography, and original registers.
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Anonymous, Candida Phoenix philosophica. Frankfurt am Main: Christian Hermsdorff, 1680. The chosen witness is the Wellcome Library copy digitized as b32993456; German and Latin, with French, Greek, and Hebrew passages retained.
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