In a description that is not deceptive original: sophistisch; in alchemical literature, "sophistry" refers to false, fraudulent, or purely chemical processes that do not lead to the true "Stone." / but thorough
and truthful,
describing
how the blessed
Stone of the Sages Stone of the Sages: Better known as the Philosopher’s Stone (Latin: Lapis Philosophorum), a legendary substance that alchemists believed could transmute base metals into gold and serve as a universal medicine. /
may be made today just as well
as it was already made
several thousand years ago,
with which
the ancient and modern
PHILOSOPHERS,
fundamentally cured and healed all chronic
and otherwise incurable diseases in
humans and metals.
and healed.
Faithfully published for all the poor and sick,
as well as for abandoned widows and orphans.
By
Johann Joachim Weitbrett, Surgeon in
Deckenpfronn, District of Calw.
In the year 1723.
Use ← → arrow keys to navigateSwipe left/right to navigate·Produced by SourceLibrary.org in Amsterdam, 2026