A New Light of Alchymie
There is abundance of knowledge, yet but little truth known. The generality of our knowledg is but as Castles in the aire, or groundlesse fancies.
A New Light of Alchymie
- To the Reader.
- The Preface.
- THE FIRST TREATISE.
- THE SECOND TREATISE.
- THE THIRD TREATISE.
- THE FOURTH TREATISE.
- THE FIFTH TREATISE.
- THE SIXTH TREATISE.
- THE SEVENTH TREATISE.
- THE EIGHTH TREATISE.
- THE NINTH TREATISE.
- THE TENTH TREATISE.
- THE ELEVENTH TREATISE.
- THE TWELFTH TREATISE.
- THE EPILOGUE, or CONCLUSION OF THESE TWELVE TREATISES.
- TO THE SONS of TRVTH:
- THE PARABLE, OR PHILOSOPHICALL RIDLE.
- A DIALOGVE BETWEEN MERCURY, the ALCHYMIST and NATURE.
- A TREATISE OF SVLPHVR:
- OF SVLPHVR: The second Principle.
- OF The ELEMENT of the EARTH.
- OF The ELEMENT of WATER.
- OF The ELEMENT of AIRE.
- OF The ELEMENT of FIRE.
- OF THE THREE PRINCIPLES
- OF SVLPHVR:
- THE CONCLVSION.
- OF THE NATVRE THE FIRST BOOKE.
- OF THE NATVRE THE SECOND BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE THIRD BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE FOURTH BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE FIFTH BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE SIXTH BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE SEVENTH BOOK.
- OF THE NATVRE THE EIGHTH BOOK.
- Of the Separation of Metalls from their Mines.
- Of the Separation of Mineralls.
- Of the Separation of Vegetables.
- Of the Separation of Animalls.
- OF THE NATVRE THE NINTH BOOK.
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