About
A deep-blue metamorphic rock highly valued in antiquity and alchemy for its pigment and its symbolic associations with the heavens and spiritual purity.
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Other entities that appear in the same books as Lapis Lazuli.
Appears in 21 Books
Lehigh Codex (15th c. Naples Alchemical MS)
Arnold of Brussels (compiler)
Picatrix: The Goal of the Wise
Pseudo-Maslama al-Majriti
De alchemia. De investigatione perfectionis metallorum. Summae perfectionis metallorum. De inventione veritatis. De fornacibus construendis. Speculum alchimiae. Correctorium alchimiae. Rosarius minor. Liber secretorum alchemiae. Tabula smaragdina. Super tabulam smaragdinam Hermetis commentarius
Geber|Bacon, Roger|Richardus Anglicus|Calid|Hermes Trismegistus|Hortulanus
Les secrets les plus cachés de la philosophie des anciens
[Colonne, François-Marie-Pompée]
Explicatio oder Ausslegung über die Wohrten Salomonis
Glauber, Johann Rudolph
Lehigh Codex (15th c. Naples Alchemical MS)
Arnold of Brussels (compiler)
Secret and Now Freely Disclosed Experimental Secrets
[Jugel, Johann Gottfried]
Explanation of the Words of Solomon
Glauber, Johann Rudolph
On Alchemy (De Alchemia)
Geber|Bacon, Roger|Richardus Anglicus|Calid|Hermes Trismegistus|Hortulanus
Chemical Theater, or the Opened Door of Chemical Secrets
[Blankaart, Steven]|Digby, Kenelm
De Metallicis Libri Tres
Andrea Cesalpino
M. Vitruvii Pollionis De Architectura Libri Decem (1649)
Vitruvius; Johannes de Laet (ed.)
The Philosophical Week
Michael Maier
Alchemy Triumphant
Andreas Libavius