Giovanni Carbonelli translates the latin verses in Codex Laur. MS Ashburnham 1166 has dealt with the acrostic I.A.A.T on the vessel since the beginning.
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Rodanius and the Rotation of Elements Part 2
The second part of my translation from the Rotations of Elements, according to Master Rodanius’s description. Taken from Joachim Tancke, or Tanckius, Promptuarium Alchemiae Leipzig 1614.
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Master Rodanius wrote a little treatise on Elements. On the rotation of the Elements, as tools of our Alchemical Works.
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Christoph Kriegsmann commentary on the most enigmatic Tabula Smaragdina’s sentence, made of Suns-fathers, Moons-mothers, Winds-bellies, and Earth-nurses.
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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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