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LabyrinthDesigners & the Art of Fire

Alchemy works translations, commentaries, and presentations of hidden evidence in myths, art, nature, science history

  • Classical Alchemy
    • The State of the Art
    • An Intriguing Case
    • Opus Magnum Scheme
    • Turba Philosophorum’s Ambition
    • Areas of Interest
    • Index of the Names
    • Articles
    • Lexicon
  • Anatomy of an Alchemical Machine
  • The Sound Sacrifice
  • Introductory Notes to the Boards of Pure Force

Alchemic Pictures

Cesare Ripa: Wheels, Spindles and Celestial Pointers

by Iulia Millesima

In Iconologia del cavaliere Cesare Ripa Perugino, Perugia 1765, the image of Cosmography is found with a strange use of Wheel and Spindle. There are two ways of interpreting this image: alchemical and philosophical. Both speak of operations between heaven and earth.

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Cabala Mineralis or the She Horse on Urine Work part 2

by Iulia Millesima

We are resuming Cabala Mineralis, this time affording the Main Works colors passages. The point of this second part is the achievement of Sulfur.

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Voynich Manuscript and the Unknown Part of the Rhythm

by Iulia Millesima

An unverified postulate about a strange rhythm between Universe and Earth well rendered by an almost uncertain alchemical source: the Voynich manuscript.

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Cabala Mineralis or the She Horse on Urine Work part 1

by Iulia Millesima

Cabala Mineralis is a medieval neologism to fit with urine work. A comparison between this watercolors sequence and Hollandus’s treatise on the same topic.

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Stoll, the Lacinius Translator on Male and Female Elements

by Iulia Millesima

A rare male and female four elements exposition by a man who did not dare to define himself as an alchemist but only a practitioner translating Lacinius.

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  • Classical Alchemy
    • The State of the Art
    • An Intriguing Case
    • Opus Magnum Scheme
    • Turba Philosophorum’s Ambition
    • Areas of Interest
    • Index of the Names
    • Articles
    • Lexicon
  • Anatomy of an Alchemical Machine
  • The Sound Sacrifice
  • Introductory Notes to the Boards of Pure Force

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