Alchemist - Engraving, Public domain image
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Rex in mari. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
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Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Le Docteur Alchimiste (18th cent.)
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 a
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Alchemy diagram. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - An old book with a bunch of pictures ...
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Emblema. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 e
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[Title page with illustration showing the tree of knowledge]
Illus. in: Arbor scientiæ venerabilis et cælitvs illuminati patris Raymvndi Lvllii Maioricensis .... [Lugduni] : 1515. Published in: The tradition of technology : Landmarks of Western technology ... / Leonard ... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Sublimator. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Mercurius Sublimate, a chymist, and his man Crucible
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Fire vs. Gold. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Azoth, Sive Aureliae Occultae Philosophorum by Basil Valentine, 1613 (...
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Cabala, Speculum Artis Et Naturae In Alchymia by Stephan Michelspacher...
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - An old book with a picture of a man a...
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - An old book with a picture of a man h...
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Book cover. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Bishop and alchemists. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Humours and elements from BL Harley 2660, f. 37
Detail of a circular diagram relating to the humours and the elements. Image taken from f. 37 of Etymologiae, and De natura rerum (ff. 33-48v), with letters between Isidore and Braulio (ff. 1v-3). Written in Latin.
Alchemist - Rijksmuseum public domain dedication
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Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Scientific method. Illustration from Alchemy Book
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Death of hermaphrodit. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Cabala, Speculum Artis Et Naturae In Alchymia by Stephan Michelspacher...
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 c
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 i
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 m
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Sun and the Moon. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Emblema. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
A hot still. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 f
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[Alchemical scene showing two putti holding philosopher's stone contai...
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The Alchemist - Rijksmuseum public domain dedication
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Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Resurrection process. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Cabala, Speculum Artis Et Naturae In Alchymia by Stephan Michelspacher...
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 h
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World realms according to alchemy. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - A drawing of a pyramid with people in...
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Dragon and corpse. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Health Heat. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Nutrix ejis terra est. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Alchemical device. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 k
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 l
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Alchemical apparatus from BL Sloane 1091, f. 161v
Diagram of alchemical apparatus. Image taken from f. 161v of Miscellany, including the Rosarius minor (ff. 125-132); a version of De leone viridi (ff. 102-104). Written in English; Latin.
Johann Theodor de Bry - Hic est draco caudum suam devorans
Dragon or ouroboros devouring itself by the tail, and text of epigram in alchemical emblem book. Illus. and text in: Atalanta fugiens / Michael Maier. Oppenheimii : Es typographia H. Galleri, sumptibus J.T. de ... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Salamandra. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Dragon, Sun and the Moon. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Diagram. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Salamander. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
L'alchimiste (after) 1769
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 g
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[Roger bacon conducting an experiment], engraving, Library of Congress
Illus. in: Symbola avreæ mensæ dvodecim nationvm. Francofvrti : typis A. Hummij, impensis Lucæ Iennis, 1617. Published in: The tradition of technology : Landmarks of Western technology ... / Leonard C. Bruno. ... More
Magical vehicle. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Fire. Earth. Water. Air. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Wolf of the East vs. Dog of the West fight. Illustration from Alchemy ...
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Sun, Earth and the Moon. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Vultur. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Hermafroditus. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
A Design for a General Laboratory 1822
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Clavis 1618 - Drawing. Public domain image.
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Laboratoire et table des Raports - after 1772
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Le Plaisir des Fous (18th cent.)
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Mysteryes of Nature by John Bate
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Alchemist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1588.
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De dwerg Blasius Rauchmantl als alchemist, ca. 1710
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Twee soldaten in de hut van een alchemist
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain dedication image
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
FORMA FVRNI. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Philosophical stone. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Birth of Venus. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
Retorts. Illustration from Alchemy Book
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More
A Second View of Practical Chymistry 1748
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Distillatio - Drawing. Public domain image.
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Collectanea chymica Leidensia by Christopher Love Morley, Theodorus Mu...
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Emblemata Nova by Andreas Friedrichen, 1617 j
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Illustration from Alchemy Book - Public domain book illustration
Alchemy was "chemistry" before the periodic table. It was believed that combining the four basic properties (earth, fire, air, and water) in certain ratios could produce iron, gold, booze, and even life itself.... More