Evphrates, or, The Waters of the East

Evphrates is a mystical and alchemical treatise written by Thomas Vaughan, a 17th-century English writer and philosopher. The book describes a hidden fountain in the East that allegedly contains the secret to eternal life. Vaughan weaves together elements of Christianity, Hermeticism, and alchemy to create a fascinating and esoteric work of philosophy.

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