Table of Contents

"18 Short Tracts of Alchemy".
R.A.M.S. 1982.
180 pages.
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Table of Contents:
Glory of Light. B.M. Sloane 2219. Translated by: L.F.P.
La Lumiere Du Chaos (Light Extracted from Chaos) par Loius Grassot. Amsterdam: 1784.
Translated from the French by J.W. Hamilton-Jones. London: 1953.
Bacstrom's Prologue to Zoroaster's Cave. (extracts)
An Easy Introduction to the Philosophers Magical Gold by: G.T. Astromagus, London, 1662.
Sloane ms 631. f 183
This Epistle was written and sent by the Bretheren of the R. C. to a certain German, a copy whereof Dr Fludd obtained of a Polander of Dantzich, his friend, which he since printed (in Latin) at the end of his tract intituled Tractatic de Summum Bonom
Ramon Lull's Testament.
The Final Conclusion for Understanding Rayrnond Lully's Testament or Codicill and his other Books, and also the Argent-Vive on which the whole intentional Intention does Depend, which is otherwise cal]ed RAYMONDS REPERTORY OR INVENTORY.
An Hundred Aphorisms containing the Whole Body of Magick. anonumous. Sloane MSS 1321.
A Treatise written by a Celebrated Philosopher, Anonymous communicated to: Dr. Johan J. Becker and translated from the German original Dr. Sig. Bacstrom.
A translation of a few Sentences from different Authors quoted by Dr. Becher in his Concordantia Chymica.
Merlin. B.M. 15549 (additional M.S.)
To Make the Likeness of a Vegetable. Sloane MSS 633, page 166
The Secret Fire of the Philosophers. No Author or Date.
Extract of: The Great Work of the Lapis Philosophurum according to the Lamspring Process.
The Practice of the Philosophers. anonymous. (written in Bacstrom's Hand).
Experiments for the Preparation of the Sophick Mercury by Luna and the Antimonial Stellar Regulus of Mars for Philosopher's Stone. Written by: Eugeneous Philaletha, an Englishman and a Cosmopolite.
The First Matter. (No Author or Date)
Opus Philosophorum. British Museum Slone 319.
A Treatise called Verbum Dimissum by Count B. Trevisan. B.M. Sloane MS 3630. Translated from the French.
Parable of the Fountain. Count B. Trevisan. B.M. Sloane MS 3641.