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The Sophic Hydrolith, Water Stone of the Wise
Anonymous and companion authors · Diotimos Editions · 2026
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Bernardus appears among the more recent names in the introductory catalogue, immediately before the separately punctuated Treuisanus Comes. The list supplies no individual teaching or work-title. Note n27 observes that the two designations ordinarily intend the alchemical Bernard of Treviso, even though the punctuation makes them look separate. This is an editorial identification, not proof that the printed list names two different people, and not independent evidence that the person possessed the art. The separate lookup preserves the actual designation without manufacturing a second biography.
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- Opening explanation · unit 6A named member of the catalogue of alleged possessors of the art.
Attested forms
Bernardus