By Ernest Bosc.

Free download: 

http://iapsop.com/ssoc/1891__bosc___blbl...cultes.pdf

Extracted from the writings of: Glauber, Basil Valentine, and Other Adepts.

"This unpretentious selection from the experiments of the old chemists will, it is thought, fulfill another purpose besides affording to the practical student of Hermetic Physics an insight into the processes by which the great secrets of alchemy were claimed to be achieved in the past."

https://archive.org/details/a-compendium...i/mode/2up

"In this video we offer a preliminary interpretation of some of the texts of the Corpus Hermeticum, a collection of 17 Graeco-Egyptian treatises, along with the Latin Asclepius, whose origins are likely in the first centuries of the common era.

Introduction 0:00
Interpretive Principles 5:46
Technical vs. Religio-Philosophical Hermetica 14:00
Egyptian Origins 27:03
Interpretation 37:03"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qulolSk3Gik

There is an interesting table of correspondences entitled, Musique de Nicolas Flamel, bound into an edition of Basil Valentines Les douze clefs de philosophie, Christophle Perier, Paris, 1624

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Haven't looked at this too closely, but may interest some:

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Ancient Advanced Alchemical Technology, or Something Far More Mysterious?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLQqaI8eGFA

Audiobook with Text And Music. Adrian von Mynsicht (1603–1638) was a German alchemist. He is best known for the allegorical work Aureum Saeculum Redivivum (The Golden Age Restored), published under the pseudonym Henricus Madathanus to whom the "Parabola Of Madathanus" is attributed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46qmqXqXy-4

"And so I began a painting of an alchemist. This Alchemist is an artist and a young woman. She sits cross-legged in an arched palette-mandala of phoenix-fiery transformation. Around her head flies a golden nimbus of musicians, undoubtedly playing the East European folk music of my soul. From their instruments and mouths come ribbons of song, stitched with a poem, and many-coloured. This ribbon winds down through our Alchemist's dress, and becomes the coloured stripes of the fabric. In her hands she holds her own heart, which takes in and bleeds out this ribbon of song, this thread of soul, as if it is her own blood. On it flows, down her dress, through her, until it reaches the hem of her dress. There it trickles off into many paint jars to become the pigment with which she will create her magic thereafter."

Step-by-step account of how this work was created:

http://intothehermitage.blogspot.com/201...emist.html


   

Dagmar Wujastyk (University of Alberta) will be talking about Indic alchemical traditions. The introductory talk will be hosted by the Turba discussion group on the history of alchemy.  Turba is proudly sponsored by the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry (SHAC).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrweHImPymQ

   

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