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Original Subject Index
German & Latin
unnumbered register pp. 14–15Universale warum es also genennet wird — 13. ist ein einiges Ding / und wird in einem einigen Ding funden — 89 Universal Medicin kan nicht aus animali, vegetabili noch minerali gemacht werden — 12. zur universal Medicin gehört auch ein universale Subjectum — 36 Universal Naturen werden nicht gäntzlich vergehen — 231 Urim & Thumim was es sey? — 201. 224 W. Wasser ist verbo Dei universali erschaffen worden — 10. so mans putreficiren lässt / setzts eine Erde nieder — 7. ohne Lufft oder Geist muß erstarren — 28. ist erstlich unsichtig gewesen — 32. ist schwerer denn die Erde — 161. hat die Wurtzel der Metallen und Goldwesenheit — 141. ist ein edlerer corpus denn die Erde — 142. Wasser seynd durch die Scheidung an sich selbst nicht verändert worden — 72. ins Wasser können alle Ding durch die Chymische Kunst resolvirt werden — 9
Candida Phoenix Philosophica: Original Subject Index
unnumbered register pp. 14–15Universal: why it is so called — 13; is one single thing and is found in one single thing — 89 Universal medicine cannot be made from animal, vegetable, or mineral matter — 12; requires a universal subject — 36 Universal natures will not pass away entirely — 231 Urim and Thummim: what they are — 201, 224 W. Water was created through God’s universal Word — 10; deposits an earth when putrefied — 7; must congeal without air or spirit — 28; was originally invisible — 32; is heavier than earth — 161; contains the root of metals and the essence of gold — 141; is a nobler body than earth — 142; waters were not changed in themselves by separation — 72; all things can be resolved into water by the chymical art — 9
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Reading Candida Phoenix Philosophica · Original Subject Index · REG.014.2 · Source p. unnumbered register pp. 14–15
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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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