Cosmos and correspondences

Jupiter; tin

Iupiter

Jupiter occupies the second position from the firmament in the listed planetary order, paired with Mercury as second from earth, with Sol between them.

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A New Light of Alchemy

Michael Sendivogius · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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English renderings
Jupiter; tin

Meaning

Lemma.

Jupiter occupies the second position from the firmament in the listed planetary order, paired with Mercury as second from earth, with Sol between them. The author claims a correspondingly easy conversion from Jupiter to Mercury. The planet-metal convention is part of the historical account; preserving its position and direction matters more than translating the claim into an endorsed modern transmutation.

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  1. Treatise IX · Passage 1LatinIupiter secundus a firmamento.