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spagyric

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spa·gyr·ic  (sp-gîrk) also spa·gyr·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Relating to or resembling alchemy; alchemical.
[New Latin spagiricus, probably coined by Paracelsus.]
spagyric [spəˈdʒɪrɪk], spagyrical
adj
(Chemistry / Alchemy) Rare of or relating to alchemy
[from New Latin spagiricus, probably coined by Paracelsus, of obscure origin]
spagyrically  adv
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It is also strongly advised that anyone undertaking these exercises also maintain a regular, daily usage of spagyric tinctures for each of the planetary qualities of the day it is used.
Spiritualism in the Golden Dawn of Will Power, Theurgy, and the Gulf ... by stanley Braine Kings / Philosophy and religion community
1588-1658) was a physician, a Paracelsian, and the author of a treatise on the plague and several works of alchemy, spagyric medicine, and Hermetic philosophy.
Anthony Grafton and William R. Newman, eds. Secrets of Nature: ... by Harrie, Jeanne / Renaissance Quarterly
30) One such method advocated by Paracelsus was called Spagyric Art, consisting of three steps: the division of natural bodies to separate out the heterogeneous and accidental portions (separatio), the purification of the substances so obtained (purificatio), and a recombinarion (cohobatio) or re-union of components that produces a homogeneous element.
Reverse transmutations: Beroalde de Verville's parody of Paracelsus ... by Giordano, Michael J. / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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