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 Archa, ii. 324, 325.

Archelaus, i. 19; ii. 155.

Archeus, i. 92, 97; identical with Nature, 97 n.., 125, 127 n., 129, 160 n.; Archeus and his signatures, 171; see also 184, 190, 233 n., 240, 247, 291, 292, 293; ii. 167, 179, 180, 318, 321, 322.

Archialtis, ii. 253.

Ares, i. 101 n., 127 n., 233 n.; ii. 179, 329, 341. Argentum Vivum, i. 148.

Aristotle, i. 20, 26, 73, 95, 99, 244; fatuity of his philosophy, 28; confuted by sulphur, 264, 265; Aristotle the alchemist, i. 68.

Arithmetic, ii. 297.

Arnold de Villa Nova, i. 52, 69, 71, 299.

Arsenic, fixation of, i. 58 n.; false process for, i. 59; three spirits of, ib.; varieties of, 59 n.; alchemical virtues in, 107 n.; see also 288; medical virtues of, ii. 210, 211.

Arsenicals, i. 110.

Art, how to learn it, i. 72; arcanum of, 74 n.; to whom made known, 88; 254, 294.

Artemisia, i. 230.

Art of Vulcan, ii. 165; special office of, 166.

Ascension, i. 153.

Astral Gold, i. 301.

Astral Spirits, ii. 296, 313.

Astral Science, i. 171.

Astrology and Alchemy, i. 16; science of, ii. 294, 295, 297-299, 313.

Astronomic Magic, i. 51.

Astronomy, agreement with Alchemy, i. 23; seven faculties of, ii. 282, 293.

Astrum, i. 37.

Athanor, i. 284; ii. 153.

Atrament, i. 166.

Augmentation of Sol, i. 142.

Aurelius Augurellus, i. 87.

Aurichalcum, i. 164.

Auripigment, i. 110, 184, 268.

Aurum Musicum, i. 149.

Aurum Potabile, i. 38; how gold is made potable, 38 n.; 100; ii. 130.

Auster, i. 218.

Avicenna, i. 20, 36, 39, 73, 95, 243; ii. 82, 155, 162, 169.

Azoc, i. 69.

Bacon, Roger, i. 50.

Balm, ii. 130.

Balneum Mariæ, i. 168; ii. 35, 85.

Balneum Maris, i. 58, 75; ii. 55.

Balneum Roris, i. 157.

Balm of Sulphur, i. 290.

Balsam, i. 227, 245, 257, 258, 259, 261; ii. 69, 71; Balsam of the Stars, i. 38; congenital Balsam, 38 n.; confection of, ib.; Balsam of Mars, i. 136; Balsam the first elixir, ii. 72; corporal Balsam, 92; spiritual, 93; Balsam of the coagulated body, ib.; perpetual Balsam, 96; 101.

Balsamites, ii. 25.

Bamahemi, ii. 342.

Basilicon, ii. 61.

Basilisk, generation of, i. 55, 123.

Bath of the Philosophers, i. 298.

Bdellium, ii. 182.

Bean flowers, ii. 79.

Berberis, i. 229.

Berillistic Art, i. 171.

Beryl, i. 215.

Betonia, ii. 130.

Bishop of Strasburg, recipe of, i. 322.

Bismuth, i. 167, 266; bitumen and antimony, i. 8.

Bitumen, i. 243.

Blessed Blood of Rosy Colour, i. 55.

Blood, arcanum of, i. 131.

Bloodstone, medical uses of, ii. 208, 209.

Botin, i. 227.

Buglossum, i. 189.

Burning Star, i. 288, 301.

Cabalists and the vessel of alchemy, i. 68; cabalistic art, i. 161; cabalistic cosmography, 161 n.

Cachimiæ, i. 223, 237, 255; medical uses of, ii. 204.

Calamine, medical uses of, ii. 206, 207.

Calcatrippa, i. 189.

Calcination, i. 139, 151.

Calcined Blood, i. 59 n.

Calculus, ii. 130.

Caleruthum, ii. 277.

Calid, i. 56.

Cancer, i. 269.

Caput Mortuum, i. 23, 32, 33, 35, 104, 141, 154. I97, 314. Caraba, i. 137.

Carbuncle, a solar stone, i. 17; of what formed, 17 n.; 276; how made, 318, 319.

Cardamum, ii. 61.

Carraways, i. 229.

Catholicon of the Philosophers, i. 29.

Celandine, a coagulation of Mercury, i. 54; quintessence of, ii. 27.

Celestial powers, the elements of the quintessence, i. 5.

Cement in Sol, i. 312.

Cementation, i. 151.