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Original Subject Index
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unnumbered register pp. 13Regimen ignis und das Gewicht seynd die 2. fürnehmste Puncten in praxi Chymicâ — 112 Regressus in naturâ non datur — 144 Religions Richtschnur ist die H. Schrifft — 72. ohne die Religion ist die Philosophia Narrenwerck und Unsinnigkeit — ibid. Resolutio particularium in primam materiam practicè fieri nequit — 11 S. Salomon hat die Kunst Gold zu machen gewust — 201 Saltz ist eine Erde — 86. ist nicht ohne Mercurio und Schwefel — 35. Sal Philosophorum — 181. 182 Schamaiim Genes.1. bedeutet das Gewässer — 5 Scheidung seynd zweyerley Arten — 32 Schöpffung soll aus H. Schrifft erlernet werden — 71 Schwehre komt von dem Wasser — 142 Seele wird fortgepflantzet / nicht erschaffen — 196 Sententiæ non sunt numerandæ sed ponderandæ — 51 Silber ist nechst dem Gold das reinest und edelste Ertz — 113
Candida Phoenix Philosophica: Original Subject Index
unnumbered register pp. 13Fire management and weight are the two foremost points in chymical practice — 112 There is no return in nature — 144 Holy Scripture is religion’s rule — 72; without religion philosophy is folly and senselessness — ibid. Particular things cannot in practice be resolved into prime matter — 11 S. Solomon knew the art of making gold — 201 Salt is an earth — 86; is not without Mercury and Sulfur — 35; Philosophers’ Salt — 181, 182 Schamaiim in Genesis 1 means the waters — 5 There are two kinds of separation — 32 Creation should be learned from Holy Scripture — 71 Weight comes from water — 142 The soul is propagated, not created — 196 Opinions must be weighed, not counted — 51 Silver, after gold, is the purest and noblest metal — 113
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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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