- 1Epigraph
- 2The Preface
- 3The Mirrour of Alchimy — Chap. I — Of the Definitions of Alchimy
- 4Chap. II — Of the Naturall Principles, and Procreation of Minerals
- 5Chap. III — Out of What Things the Matter of Elixir Must Be More Ne…
- 6Chap — IIII. — Of the Maner of Working, and of Moderating, and Cont…
- 7Chap. V — Of the Qualitie of the Vessell and Furnace
- 8Chap. VI — Of the Accidentall and Essentiall Colours Appearing in t…
- 9Chap. VII — How to Make Proiection of the Medicine Vpon Any Imperfe…
- 10The Smaragdine Table of Hermes, Trismegistus of Alchimy
- 11A Briefe Commentarie of Hortulanus the Philosopher, Vpon the Smarag…
- 12Chap. I — That the Art of Alchimy Is True and Certaine
- 13Chap. II — That the Stone Must Be Diuided Into Two Parts
- 14Chap. III — That the Stone Hath in It the Foure Elements
- 15Chap — IIII. — That the Stone Hath Father and Mother, to Wit, the S…
- 16Chap. V — That the Coniunction of the Parts of the Stone Is Called…
- 17Chap. VI — That the Stone Is Perfect, If the Soule Be Fixt in the B…
- 18Chap. VII — Of the Mundification and Cleansing of the Stone
- 19Chap. VIII — That the Vnfixed Part of the Stone Should Exceed the F…
- 20Chap. IX — How the Volatile Stone May Againe Be Fixed
- 21Chap. X — Of the Fruit of the Art, and Efficacie of the Stone
- 22Chap. XI — That This Worke Imitateth the Creation of the Worlde
- 23Chap. XII — An Enigmaticall Insinuation What the Matter of the Ston…
- 24Chap. XIII — Why the Stone Is Said to Be Perfect
- 25The Booke of the Secrets
- 26Chap. I — Of the Foure Masteries, or Principall Works of the Art, t…
- 27Chap. II — Of the Things and Instruments Necessarie and Fit for Thi…
- 28Chap. III — Of the Nature of Things Appertaining to This Worke
- 29Chap — IIII. — Of Decoction, and the Effect Thereof
- 30Chap. V — Of Subtiliation, Solution, Coagulation, and Commistion of…
- 31Chap. VI — The Manner How to Fixe the Spirit
- 32Chap. VII — Of the Decoction, Contrition, and Washing of the Stone
- 33Chap. VIII — Of the Quantitie of the Fire, and of the Commoditie an…
- 34Chap. IX — Of the Separation of the Elements of the Stone
- 35Chap. X — Of the Nature of the Stone, and His Birth
- 36Chap. XI — Of the Commistion of the Elements That Were Seperated
- 37Chap. XII — Of the Solution of the Stone Compounded
- 38Chap. XIII — Of the Coagulation of the Stone Dissolued
- 39Chap — Xiiii. — That There Is but One Stone, and of His Nature
- 40Chap. XV — The Maner How to Make the Stone White
- 41Chap. XVI — The Conuersion of the Foresaid Stone Into Red
- 42An Excellent Discourse
The Mirror of Alchimy
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