Memoirs of extraordinary popular delusions.
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Language: | English |
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Champaign, Ill. :
Project Gutenberg,
[199-?]
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Table of Contents:
- The Alchymists; or, Searchers for the Philosopher's Stone and the Water of Life
- Part I.
- History of Alchymy from the earliest eriods to the Fifteenth Century.
- Pretended antiquity of the art.
- Geber
- Alfarabi.
- Avicenna.
- Albertus Magnus.
- Thomas Aquinas.
- Artiephius.
- Alain de Lisle.
- Arnold de Villeneuve.
- Pietro d'Apone.
- Rayomnd Lulli.
- Roger Bacon.
- Pope John XXII.
- Jean de Meung.
- Nicholas Flamel.
- George Ripley.
- Basil Valentine.
- Bernard of Treves.
- Tritihemius.
- The Marechal de Rays.
- Jacques Coeur.
- inferior Adepts.
- Part II.
- Progress of the Infatuation during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.
- Augurello.
- Cornelius Agrippa.
- Paracelsus.
- George Agricola.
- Denys Zachaire.
- Dr. Dee and Edward Kelly.
- The Cosomopolite.
- Sendivogius.
- The Rosicrucians.
- Michael Mayer.
- Robert Fludd.
- Jacob Bohmen.
- John Heydn.
- Joseph Francis Borri.
- Alchymical Writers of the Seveenteenth Century.
- De Lisle.
- Albert Aluys.
- Count de St. Germains.
- Cagliostro.
- present State of the Science.
- Book II. Fortune telling
- Book II.
- The Magnetisers.