Its own water in cohobation

sua propria; propria aqua

The possessive and emphatic propria specify whose water returns to the residue in cohobation.

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Nine Books on the Nature of Things

Attributed to Paracelsus · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

The possessive and emphatic propria specify whose water returns to the residue in cohobation. The detail matters because the process links a body to a component previously drawn from it. Omitting “its own” would make the definition less precise and obscure the text’s recurring concern with natural kinship, belonging, and the restoration of separated components.

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  1. Book 7 · Transmutations · Passage 7Latin“sua propria aqua”