Philaletha Illustratus, Sive Introitus Apertus Ad Occlusum Regis Palatium

Philaletha Illustratus Sive Introitus Apertus Ad Occlusum Regis Palatium Novis Quibusdam Animadversionibus Explanatus Cum Nova Praefatione Qua Vita Pariter Ac Scripta Tum Edita Tum Inedita Aeyrenaei Philalethae Breviter Exponuntur Accessit His is a compilation of works by Eirenaeus Philalethes, George Starkey, Johann Joachim Becher, and Johann Michael Faust. The books present alchemical secrets and techniques in a symbolic language, intending to conceal their true nature from the uninitiated. The authors explore the history of alchemy, describe the operations and apparatus used in the alchemical process, and provide guidance to the aspiring adepts. This book is an excellent resource for those interested in the history and practice of alchemy and hermetic philosophy.
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