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The Hermetic Arcanum

Jean d'Espagnet

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A seventeenth-century treatise on Hermetic philosophy and the matter of the philosophers' stone, originally published in 1623 under the pseudonym Penes Nos Unda Tagi and now attributed to Jean d'Espagnet. Presents 130 short aphorisms on the principles of the Great Work, the analysis of metals, and the practical operations of Hermetic alchemy.

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