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Richardus Anglicus; Braccesco; Geber; and others · 1561

Vault Alchemy
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original: "citra aenigmata" (without riddles). The editor claims this collection avoids the intentionally obscure, allegorical language often used by medieval alchemists to hide their secrets.
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original: "philosophos Chemistas" (chemical philosophers). This term was used before the modern distinction between chemistry and alchemy existed.
William Gratarolo (1516 to 1568) was an Italian physician and philosopher. He fled to Switzerland due to his Protestant beliefs and edited several important scientific and medical collections.