The Summum Bonum Of Dr. Robert Fludd - Fludd, Robert
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Uncover the secrets of Dr. Robert Fludd's "The Summum Bonum," expertly translated by Christopher Templesage. This timeless tome, originally penned in 1629, opens the door to the mystical world of iatro-chemistry and alchemy. Templesage's meticulous translation preserves Fludd's exact words, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the mind of this revered figure. From the hallowed halls of Alexandria to the alchemical laboratories of medieval Europe, Fludd's teachings resonate through the ages, guiding seekers on a journey of spiritual enlightenment. With references to biblical verses and…mehr

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Uncover the secrets of Dr. Robert Fludd's "The Summum Bonum," expertly translated by Christopher Templesage. This timeless tome, originally penned in 1629, opens the door to the mystical world of iatro-chemistry and alchemy. Templesage's meticulous translation preserves Fludd's exact words, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the mind of this revered figure. From the hallowed halls of Alexandria to the alchemical laboratories of medieval Europe, Fludd's teachings resonate through the ages, guiding seekers on a journey of spiritual enlightenment. With references to biblical verses and the chemistry of doctors, "The Summum Bonum" is a treasure trove of esoteric knowledge, destined to enrich the libraries of alchemists and scholars alike. Embark on a voyage of discovery and unlock the secrets of the universe with this illuminating work.
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Dr. Robert Fludd, a renowned figure in the realms of iatro-chemistry and alchemy, left an indelible mark on the history of science and mysticism. Born in England in 1574, Fludd's contributions spanned various disciplines, but he is best known for his pioneering work in iatro-chemistry, the precursor to modern medicine. His alchemical pursuits were deeply rooted in the hermetic tradition, seeking the philosopher's stone and the elixir of life. Fludd's writings, including his magnum opus "The Summum Bonum," reflect his complex blend of scientific inquiry and spiritual exploration. Despite facing skepticism from contemporaries, Fludd's legacy endures as a testament to the intersection of science, spirituality, and the pursuit of enlightenment. His profound influence continues to inspire scholars and seekers alike, bridging the gap between the tangible and the metaphysical realms of knowledge.