NICOLAS FLAMEL’S

Alchemical Works,

namely

1. The Golden Jewel of the Hieroglyphic Figures. This refers to Flamel’s most famous work, which claims to interpret the occult symbols on an archway in the Cemetery of the Holy Innocents in Paris.
2. The Jewel of Philosophy.
3. Philosophical Summary original Latin: "Summarium Philosophicum".
4. The Great Explanation of the Philosopher's Stone for the Transformation of all Metals. Philosopher's Stone: A legendary substance in alchemy believed to be capable of turning base metals into gold and providing the "elixir of life" for rejuvenation.
5. Treasure of Philosophy.

For the

Lovers of the Art

The "Art" is a traditional term for the practice of Alchemy.

translated from the French

into German

J. L. M. C.

A decorative horizontal divider consisting of various symmetrical typographic ornaments, including floral patterns and fleurons.

Available from Johann Paul Kraus,

Bookseller in Vienna. 1751.