The Hermetic Museum

From the Hermetic Museum. The Book of Lambspring, and the Golden Tripod, by Abraham Lambspring, Basil Valentine, Thomas Norton, and John Cremer. Selected from the anonymous English translation od the Hermetic Museum, first published by James Elliott (London) in 1893, with a preface by Derek Bryce. Edited by Derek Bryce. Lampeter LIanerch Enterprises, 1987. [4], 5-160p. 

Maier, Michael. "The golden tripod, or, three choice chemical tracts. Namely (i.) That of Basilius Valentinus, a monk of the Benedictine Order called Practica, with twelve keys and an appendix, (ii.) The Crede Mihi, or Ordinal, of Thomas Norton, an English sage, (iii.) The Testament of a certain Cremer, Abbot of Westminster. Edited by Michael Maier." In From the Hermetic Museum. The Book of Lambspring..., ed. Derek Bryce, 41-160. Lampeter Llanerch Enterprises, 1987. 

Cremer, John. "The Testament of Cremer, Abbot of Westminster and Brother of the Benedictine Order." In From the Hermetic Museum. The Book ofLambspring..., ed. Derek Bryce, 151-160. Lampeter Llanerch Enterprises, 1987. 

The Only true way or, an useful, good, and helpful tract, point out the path of truth. 1677." In The Hermetic museum, restored and enlarged, i, 149-164. London ,... 

Concerning the secrets of alchemy and other tracts from the Hermetic Museum. Lampeter Llanerch Enterprises, 1989. 234p. ISBN 0-947992-25-1... 

The Hermetic Museum. Translated by Arthur Edward Waite. York Beach (ME) Samuel Weiser, 1991. 

The Hermetic Museum, restored and enlarged. fhttp //www,sacred-texts.com/alc/hermmuse/index.html. 

Valentine, Basil. "The Practica, with twelve keys, and an appendix thereto, concerning the great Stone of the ancient sages. .." In The Hermetic museum, restored and enlarged, 311-357., 1893. 

Meung, Jean de. "A demonstration of Nature, made to the erring alchemists, and complaining of the Sophists and other false teachers." In The Hermetic Museum, i, 121-141.. ... 

Martin, Sean. Alchemy alchemists. Revised updated edition ed. 2001 reprint, Harpenden Pocket Essentials, 2003. 96p. ISBN 1-603047-52-8 Introduction Basic ideas and themes A brief history of alchemy in the West A brief history of alchemy in the East Moden alchemy The Hermetic Museum (brief biographies of more than 100 alchemists) Suggestions for further reading. 

Roob, Alexander.The hermetic museum alchemy and mysticism [English translation, Shaun Whiteside], Translated by Shaun Whiteside. Koln, London, New York, etc Taschen, 1997. 71 lp. 

The Hermetic museum, restored and enlarged most faithfully instructing all... 

EIRENAXJS PHILALETHES" An Open Entrance to the Closed Palace of the King (see The Hermetic Museum, Restored and Enlarged, edited by A. E. Waite, 1893, vol. ii. 

The Sophie Hydrolith or. Water Stone of the Wise (see The Hermetic Museum, vol. i. 

A prose version will be found in The Hermetic Museum translated back into English from a Latin translation by Maier. 

Marrow of Alchemy, by "Eirenaeus Philoponos Philalethes," which some think he had stolen from his Hermetic Master. Other works by "Eirenaeus Philalethes" appeared after Starkey s death and became immensely popular. The Open Entrance to the Closed Palace of the King (the most famous of these) and the Three Treatises of the same author will be found in The Hermetic Museum. Some of his views have already been noted (see 1 and 22). On certain points he differed from the majority of the alchemists. He denied that fire... 

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