Body

Bodily liquids and juices

liquoribus; Safften

The Latin inflected form is immediately glossed by German Safften: liquids or juices.

From the book

Centrum Naturae Concentratum

Attributed to Ali Puli · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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English renderings
liquids, juices.

Meaning

The Latin inflected form is immediately glossed by German Safften: liquids or juices. Here these are bodily products within the extended account of nourishment, alongside named tissues, wastes and mineral-like deposits. The word is not restricted to distilled laboratory liquids. The mixed-language pairing allows the narrator to widen the example beyond the named list and supports the contrast between familiar bodily variety and the narrower change of one metal into another.

Places to read

  1. The Concentrated Centre of Nature · Passage 9German“liquoribus oder Safften” The source gives its own bilingual gloss.