INDEX.


By	art	67
On	the composition of sulfurs* and their preparation* In alchemy, "sulfur" often refers to the active, combustible, or "soul" principle of a substance rather than just the chemical element.
		147

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On	the temperament* of the stone and how it exists within the four elements with its imbalance* The temperament refers to the balance of the four qualities: hot, cold, moist, and dry.
		73

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On	the proper vessels to be possessed	43
On	the work of Venus and Mars In the secret language of alchemy, Venus represents copper and Mars represents iron.	126

TO THE APERTORIUM.
The "Apertorium" or "Opening" is a specific treatise within the Lullian collection that serves as an introduction to alchemical secrets.


On	the fixation and composition of the tincture Fixation is the process of making a volatile substance stable under heat. The tincture is the concentrated essence used for transmutation.	213
On	the mineral stone	211
	The second part of the Philosophers on the preparation of the medicine The "medicine" refers to the transformative substance, often the Philosopher's Stone in its curative or transmutative form.
		207
On	the vivification* of the earth* Vivification or "quickening" is the process of restoring chemical activity or "life" to a substance that has been calcined or reduced to ash.	200
On	the composition of the true stone	184

TO THE REPERTORIUM.

The "Repertorium" or "Repertory" is a summary or catalog of alchemical procedures and materials.


	On providing the entry of the medicine	239
	Philosophical water is composed of three natures
		224
	How the conjunction* of the sun and moon is performed* The "conjunction" refers to the chemical union of opposites, specifically gold (the sun) and silver (the moon).	239
	How the bodies* are nourished* In this context, "bodies" usually refers to the metallic elements being worked upon in the laboratory.	235
	In what manner distillation is performed	235
	When fermentation is performed	237
	In how many ways the preparation of ferment* is performed* Ferment refers to a substance added to the alchemical work to trigger a specific transformation, similar to how yeast affects dough.	238
	Why the ferment should be prepared	237
On	the shape of the vessel and what kind it should be	236