Lumen de lumine: or a new magicall light discovered, and communicated to the world / By Eugenius Philalethes [pseud].

  • Thomas Vaughan
Date:
1651
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Credit: Lumen de lumine: or a new magicall light discovered, and communicated to the world / By Eugenius Philalethes [pseud]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    or To conclude: I % the grand Supreanw jVfyjlerie of Magic, is to multiplie the T^rc- fler, and place him in the moyfi (erene ihEther, which God hath purpofely created to qua- lifie the fire. For I would have thee know, that this (pint may0 be fo chafd} and that in the mofl temperat Bodiesto undoe thee upon a fuddain. This thou mayft guefle thy felfebythe #•»*•/***•*, or thundering Gold, as the Chywift cab it« Place him then as God hath plac’d the fiars, in the condens’d zither of his Chaos, for there he willJhine,not burns, he will be vital and Calm, not furious and CholericCCtiss fecret I confefie, tranfeends the Common procejfie, and I dare tell thee no more of it. It mujl remaine then as a Light in a CDarfiplace, but how it may be dtfpi ■ doc thou Conjider. The Green (alt ]' T is a TinSlure of the Saphiric CMine, and to define it lubfiantially, it is the Aire of our little Invisible Fire-world, m It pioduceth two noble ejfeldsi youth, and Hope • whereloever it appears, it is an in¬ fallible fign of life, as you lee in the fpring- time^hen all things are Green.The fight of it ■/■' v r. is » /* ' ‘ ■ tfl / * * . * \