08-24-2023, 04:20 PM
"In 1990 (Year of publishing is not on the book) there appeared in the Danish language a small and modest, but quite remarkable if not extraordinary book on Alchemy, by the female Danish alchemist, Merelle. A pseudonym taken after Nicholas Flamel’s wife, Pernelle, and the French name for the ocean, La Mer, and the sea shell of the same name referred to by Fulcanelli. The book was published in an edition of 500 copies, and is now impossible to find. The author expresses herself in a plain and simple language void of sophistry and obscure phrasings. Merelle refers to various sources, Fulcanelli, J.R. Glauber, Grimm’s fairy tales, Jung, and others; her reasoning and Modus Operandi are laid out in a simple and easily understandable Way. And this is documented with color photographs in the book."
Full text, translated from the Danish:
https://archive.org/details/mysteries_alchemy/mode/2up
Full text, translated from the Danish:
https://archive.org/details/mysteries_alchemy/mode/2up