Artis Auriferae

Rupescissa s associate Arnald of Villanova in his Rosarium, as well as the Aurora Consurgens (late fourteenth century) had taught the same idea concerning the alchemical blood of Christ. The Aurora Consurgens was published in the compendium Artis Auriferae (1593), although the... 

See the woodcut entitled Aenigma Regis in Rosarium Philosophorum, Artis Auriferae (1593), vol. 2, 359. 

Artis Auriferae (1593), 185-246. Marie-Louise von Franz (ed. and trans.), Aurora Consurgms (New York and London BoUingen, 1966). The full text was also printed in the alchemical compendium of Johannes Rhenanus (ed.), Harmoniae inperscmtabilis chyndco-philosophicae (Frankfurt, 1625). 

The Turba philosphorum is found in two versions in the Artis Auriferae (1593), 1, 1-139. See also Julius F. Ruska, Turba philosophorum ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der hermetischen Literatur, Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte der JPaturivissenschajien und der Medisin (Berlin, 1931), 1, 115 ff, 182 ff. 

Liber de arte chymica ] Liber de arte cbymica in Artis Auriferae quam chemiam vacant, 2 vols. (Basel n. p., 1593), 1, 575-631. 

Christ as the philosopher s stone, Rosarium Philosophotum in De Alchimia Opuscula (Frankfurt, 1550), reprinted in Artis Auriferae (Basel, 1593). Another copy in Theatrum chemicum, 5 (Strassburg Heredium Eberhard Zetzner, 1622), 191. With the permission of... 

Artis Auriferae, quam chemicum vocant. Basel Conradi Waldkirchii, 1593. 

Transcribed from the British Library MS. Sloane 3641 folios 1-8. The original text was printed in a number of compendia in Latin and German, the Auriferae artis 1572, Alchymia vera 1604, Amaldus de Villa Nova Opus Aureum 1604, Lumen chymicum novum 1624 and in the sixth volume of the Theatrum chemicum 1659."... 

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