Treuisanus De Chymico Miraculo, Quod Lapidem Philosophiae Appellant

Explore the mysteries of alchemy and the quest for the philosopher's stone with this historic text by Gerard Dorn, Denis Zacaire, and Bernardus Trevisanus. Originally published in the 16th century, Treuisanus de Chymico Miraculo was revered by alchemists for its insights into the nature of matter and the processes of transmutation. This new edition features modern translations and annotations to help readers unlock the secrets of this ancient science.

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