Verae alchemiae artis'qve metallicae citra aenigmata, doctrina, certvs'qve modus, scriptis tum nouis tum ueteribus nunc primm & fideliter maiori ex parte editis, comprehensus

Veræ Alchemiæ Artisqve Metallicæ is a Latin work on the art of alchemy, written by the 17th-century British alchemist and physician Richard Russell. The text provides detailed instructions on the processes and techniques of alchemy, as well as insights into the spiritual and philosophical aspects of the practice. This edition, featuring a modernized spelling and layout, is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of alchemy and its place in the Western esoteric tradition.

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