AZOTH AND FIRE, Azoth is a term used by alchemists to describe the "Universal Solvent" or the essential creative spirit of nature. Ignis is Latin for fire.

That is/

the true elementary

Water and Fire:

Or the

MERCURY OF THE PHILOSOPHERS, original Latin: "Mercurius Philosophorum." In alchemy, this is not common quicksilver, but a refined spiritual substance required to create the Philosophers' Stone.

As the

singular necessary [element] of the fun-

damental primal beginnings and

principles original Latin: "principiorum" of the

Philosophers’ Stone,

2 Peter 3, verse 5.

For this they willingly are ignorant of,
that the heavens existed of old;
and the earth formed out of water/ and
consisting in water/ by the
Word of GOD &c.

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Azoth and Fire, or the Golden Fleece

AZOTH AND FIRE, Azoth is a term used by alchemists to describe the "Universal Solvent" or the essential creative spirit of nature. Ignis is Latin for fire.

Water and Fire:

MERCURY OF THE PHILOSOPHERS, original Latin: "Mercurius Philosophorum." In alchemy, this is not common quicksilver, but a refined spiritual substance required to create the Philosophers' Stone.

Philosophers’ Stone,

HERMAN FICTULD. Herman Fictuld was a pseudonym for a prominent 18th-century German alchemist and leader of the Order of the Golden and Rosy Cross.