Ruland, Martin

Ruland, Martin. Allegory from Ruland. rhttp //wwwlevitv.com/alchemy/ruland.htmll. 

Ruland, Martin. A lexicon of alchemy or Alchemical dictionary / by Martinus Rulandus, Philosopher, Doctor and private physician to the August person the Emperor. fhttp //www.ebrarv.coml. 1992. 

Ruland, Martin.A lexicon of alchemy translated by A.E. Waite. Translated by Arthur Edward Waite. London privately printed, 1893. 466p. 

Ruland, Martin. Ruland - On the Prima Materia. rhttp //www.levitv.com/alchemy/ruland e.htmll. 

Ruland, Martin. Alchemical dictionary (as found in "A lexicon of alchemy" by Martinus Rulandus). Essentia 5, no. 2-3 (Winter 1983 - Spring 1984). rhttp //homepages. ihug.com.au/ panopus/essentia/essentiav2 3.htm dictionarv1. 

This allegory is included in Martin Ruland s alchemical dictionary, Lexicon alchemice sive dictionarium alchemisticum... Franckfurt, 1612"... 

Rulandus, Martin. Lexikon alchemiae.. . . Frankfort, 1612 trans. A Lexikon of Alchemy, by Martin Ruland, the Elder. Ed. A. E. Waite. London Watkins, 1964 [cited here]. 

The Works, vol. IV, p. 97. Following Paracelsus, Martin Ruland s Lexicon gives the following definition of colcothar Fixed vitriol, from which the phlegmatic part has been extracted by distillation until no moisture remains therein. A Lexicon of Alchemy, Engl. tr. by A.E. Waite (London, 1964). 

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