The Thesaurus Thesaurorum or the Treasures of Treasures of the Brotherhood of the Golden Rosy-Cross (en Inglés)
Reseña del libro "The Thesaurus Thesaurorum or the Treasures of Treasures of the Brotherhood of the Golden Rosy-Cross (en Inglés)"
For the first time ever an English translation of the very rare 1580 manuscript of 'The Thesaurus Thesaurorum or the Treasures of Treasures of the Brotherhood of the Golden Rosy-Cross' has been brought to light. Never before has such a collection of some of the most secretive processes in alchemy been available to the general public. The theories & processes detailed in this book were highly secretive, and only available to the 77 members of the 8th degree Magister grade of the Golden R+C fraternity. This order included certain kings, leaders of state, scientists, philosophers, and other individuals of high statute. This book is composed of four sections. The first is dedicated to the rules & guidelines of the Brotherhood of the Golden R+C. The second is dedicated to the various processes designed to produce the Philosopher's Stone. The third is dedicated to the magick of alchemy, and other theurgical operations an alchemist/mage can utilize to produce the illustrious Stone of the Wise. The fourth is dedicated to the various alchemical, spagyrical, archemical, and chemical operations used to produce a wide variety of materials, chemicals, tinctures, acids, bases, and more of interest to alchemist in his quest for the Philosopher's Stone. A few processes & operations openly revealed in this work: * How to make the stone from blood and gold (three different ways). * How to make the true quintessence from the above & below (rain, dew, snow, earth). * How to make the stone from bismuth or magnesia (our electrum). * How to make the true alkahest from vulgar mercury. * How a magus can prepare the magical stone. We've only mentioned a few paths used by the Aurea et Rosea Crucis Brotherhood, but many more exists in this book. Buy now to learn all the hidden secrets! Translated to English, Revised, Edited, and Compiled by Adam Goldsmith & VITRIOL Publishing in 2012.
