Unless: necessary conditions in the source

nisi; Nisi

Nisi marks consequential restrictions rather than optional details.

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Nine Books on the Nature of Things

Attributed to Paracelsus · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Nisi marks consequential restrictions rather than optional details. Without hidden fatness no metal could be brought into fusion; without prior sublimation the specified calcined Mercury will not revive; internal metallic preparations are excluded unless made volatile and irreducible. Reading these clauses preserves the author’s necessary conditions. Omitting them would turn qualified claims into universal promises the text does not make.

Places to read

  1. Book 6 · Resuscitation · Passage 7Latin“nisi post calcinationem sublimetur”