The Little Golden Olympic Treasury
Thesaurinella Olympica aurea tripartita. Das ist: ein himmlisch güldenes Schatzkämmerlein
German
Pseudo-Raymond Lull and Bernard of Trevisan 14th-15th century · published 1608
265 pages
First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Extensive searches across major scholarly catalogs (UNESCO, Open Library, Google Books, Internet Archive, OpenAlex, and LOC) yielded no evidence of an English translation of Benedictus Figulus's 'Thesaurinella Olympica aurea tripartita' (1608). While individual alchemical tracts by authors like Paracelsus contained within the collection may have been translated separately in other contexts, the complete tripartite work as edited and compiled by Figulus has never been published in English.
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Step inside a 'heavenly golden treasury' where the secrets of the Philosopher's Stone are guarded by personified spirits and divine mystery. Benedictus Figulus unveils a world where laboratory chemistry meets high mysticism, revealing how the 'Matter' of the ages is hidden in plain sight, waiting for the pious seeker to unlock its transformative power.
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Alchemy99pMercury58pMercurius54pPhilosopher's Stone49pTinctur45pTincture45pGold45pSulphur41pPutrefaction32pTransmutation30pSOL28pPhilosophers' Stone23pParacelsus20pFirst Matter20pSpiritus19pSublimation19pElixir18pStein der Weisen17pCreation17pSalt17pLuna17pRubedo17pAlchymia16pSulfur16pMicrocosm16ppurification16pAlchemie16pLapis Philosophorum15pTrinity15pStein15p
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