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unnumbered register pp. 9F. Faulen wird die Hermetische Kunst nicht zu theil — 241 Feste des andern Tags geschaffen worden — 5. hat Gott Himmel genennt — ibid. Feuer ist verborgener Weise im Wasser — 9. kan ohne Lufft nicht bestehen — 28. so die Schafe und Knaben Jobs verzehrt / ist kein rechtes Feuer gewesen — 21 G. Gebeht ist nöhtig zu der Hermetischen Kunst — 189 Gebrandte Wasser / so sie durch Veraltung Geschmack / Geruch / und Farbe verlieren / haben nichts übrig denn ein bloß phlegma — 23 Gedult wird erfordert zur Kunst — 189 Geist Gottes Genes.1. v.2. ist ein erschaffener und nicht Gott der H. Geist — 44. 51 Generatio non fit absque copulâ — 197 Geschmack / Geruch / und die Farbe seynd die Seele und quinta essentia aller Dinge — 22 Gewässer ist am allerersten erschaffen worden — 5
Candida Phoenix Philosophica: Original Subject Index
unnumbered register pp. 9F. The lazy do not attain the Hermetic art — 241 The firmament was created on the second day — 5; God called it heaven — ibid. Fire is concealed in water — 9; cannot endure without air — 28; that which consumed Job’s sheep and servants was not true fire — 21 G. Prayer is necessary to the Hermetic art — 189 Distilled waters that lose taste, smell, and colour through age retain only phlegm — 23 Patience is required for the art — 189 The spirit of God in Genesis 1:2 is created, not God the Holy Spirit — 44, 51 Generation does not occur without union — 197 Taste, smell, and colour are the soul and quintessence of all things — 22 Waters were created first of all — 5
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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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