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Estrod

Estrod

Estrod is the exact printed designation in the main treatise’s catalogue of people claimed to have known, possessed and enjoyed the art.

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The Sophic Hydrolith, Water Stone of the Wise

Anonymous and companion authors · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Estrod is the exact printed designation in the main treatise’s catalogue of people claimed to have known, possessed and enjoyed the art. The passage supplies no work-title, biography or explanatory identification for it. The English retains the name unchanged. Its local role is as one link in the asserted succession of authorities; an uncertain name must not be expanded into a conjectural historical person merely to make the catalogue look complete.

Places to read

  1. Opening explanation · unit 6The printed name appears between Albertus Magnus and Arnoldus de villa noua in the catalogue.

Attested forms

Estrod