God and knowledge

Blessed stone

lapide benedicto

The ablative phrase belongs to the alchemist’s promise to bring the unresolved discussion to a conclusion by making the blessed stone.

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A New Light of Alchemy

Michael Sendivogius · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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blessed stone

Meaning

Phrase.

The ablative phrase belongs to the alchemist’s promise to bring the unresolved discussion to a conclusion by making the blessed stone. The devotional adjective expresses the value and aspiration attached to the object. It does not certify that he has produced it. Its force depends on the gap between his confident future achievement and the failures that the following narrative actually records.

Places to read

  1. Dialogue of Mercury, the Alchemist and Nature · Passage 1Latinfacto lapide benedicto.