The Explication of the annexed Figure belonging to this Treatise, noted with these Words: Inde Dialogus.

In the four principal Points of the Circle (supposing two transverse lines were drawn, through the Center, to the outward Circumference) are placed the Characters of Sol, Sulphur, Lune, Salt.

Round the outmost Circle, are placed these Words: Conjoyn in one, Sol, Salt, Sulphur, Lune.

About the next Circle: And thou hast as great a Treasure, as Heaven can give thee.

Within the Third Circle: The Philosophers Function, is of Contraries, the Conjunction.

About the next Circle: The Concentration of Homogeneals, is the Separation of Heterogeneals.

Within the inmost Circle: Sol, Salt, Sulphur, Lune.


The First Dialogue, or Conference, betwixt two Lovers of Hermetick Medicine, deciphered by the Letters, A. and B. the last of which hath had a prosperous Success on his Labours, the other not, and therefore craves of this last (viz. B.) a Manuduction to the Work, whereby he is rendred Master of his desire.