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Uncertain aerial products

Necrocomicae; Tereniabin; Tronossia; Manna

Chaomancy’s catalogue says necrocomicae fall from the upper air and tereniabin, tronossia, and manna descend upon trees and herbs.

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Nine Books on the Nature of Things

Attributed to Paracelsus · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Chaomancy’s catalogue says necrocomicae fall from the upper air and tereniabin, tronossia, and manna descend upon trees and herbs. The names are retained as uncertain historical products, not converted into exact modern substances. Their shared local feature is alleged aerial descent, while manna elsewhere can serve as a sweetness comparison; recurrence does not guarantee identical context or referent.

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  1. Book 9 · Signature · Passage 71Latin“Tereniabin, Tronossia, & Manna”