Страница - 95Страница - 97- Egyptian Masonry, [245], [250], and [Appendix II].
- Elias the Artist, [193]
- Eliphas Lévi, [82]
- Elixir, the White and Red, [195]
- Étoile Flamboyante, [59]
- Eugenius Philalethes, [21], [31], [189]
- Exaltation, an alchemical process, [32]
- Fabre, Pierre Jean, [200]
- Ferarius, [92]
- Figuier, Louis, alchemical critic, [27], [63]
- Fioravanti, Leonardi, [153]
- Flamel, Nicholas, [95]
- Fontaine, John, [129]
- Galip, [55]
- Geber, [44]
- Generation of Metals, [38], [48], [133]
- Goëtic magic, [65]
- Gold, [10], [28], [140]
- Grand Magisterium, [57], [123]
- Grand Secret and Grand Act, [170], [189]
- Great Art, [130]
- Grimoire, [60]
- Gustenhover, [181]
- Helmont, J. B. Van, [166]
- Helvetius, John Frederick, [201]
- Hermetic—Aim of Hermetic science, [29];
- true method of Hermetic interpretation, [30];
- supreme secret of Hermetic philosophy, [66];
- the Hermetic art a gift of God, [68]
- Heydon, John, [210]
- Hitchcock—His Remarks on Alchemy and the Alchemists, [10], [14], [23], [30]
- Interpretation of Hermetic theories, &c.—Hermetic typology, [10];
- the moral method, [13];
- the Psychic method, [122]
- Invocation as a preparation for the practice of alchemy, [17]
- Isaac of Holland, [123]
- Jean de Meung, [90]
- Johannes de Rupecissa, [119]
- John XXII., Pope, [93]
- Kalid, an initiated monarch, [54]
- Khunrath, Henry, [159];
- treats of spiritual alchemy, [33], [36]
- Lascaris, [211]
- Lavures, alchemical operations, [112]
- Light—Veritable light of alchemy, [15];
- vision in the Divine Light, [16];
- light the First Matter of the Magnum Opus, [38]
- Magic Chain, [22]
- Magnum Opus—The first Matter of the Magnum Opus in its psychic aspect to be revealed in a forthcoming work, Azoth, or The Star in the East, [37];
- processes for the accomplishment of the Magnum Opus, [42];
- these described by Arnold, [90];
- the composition of the Stone is the accomplishment of the Magnum Opus, [152];
- manner of the accomplishment of the Magnum Opus described in “The Adventures of an Unknown Philosopher,” [186]
- Maier, Michael, [58], [87], [160]
- Man—The concealed subject of every adept, [11];
- the mystic vase of election, [14]
- Manuel, Domenico, [215]
- Mary of Alexandria, [36]
- Matter, the first matter of the Magnum Opus, said to be gold, [28];
- defined as a fifth element, [39];
- one only and self-same thing, [40];
- its true nature not disclosed by the adepts, [41];
- its informing spirit variously adaptable, [43];
- a duplex nature, [53];
- contained in silver and gold, [87];
- the seed of every metal can be reduced into the first matter, [93];
- figured in the book of Rabbi Abraham, [103];
- found by Nicholas Flamel, [106];
- mercury the true first matter, [118];
- the matter of the philosophical stone a viscous water, [119];
- said to be Saturn, or lead, [124];
- is found everywhere, [136];
- may be discovered by studying the best books of the philosophers, [145]
- Medicine—Properties of a universal medicine attributed to the Stone, [13];
- the Stone a medicine for metals and man, [32];
- life is prolonged by the stone, [123];
- application of the tincture as a medicine for the human body, [148]
- Mercury—Identified with the supernatural, [11];
- obstacles to its discovery, [39];
- sophic mercury described by Avicenna, [52];
- mercury the water of metals, [129];
- a matchless treasure, [197]
- Morien, [53]
- Morning Star, [36]