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* '''sulphur:''' one of the chemicals by which the alchemists hoped to transmute base lead to gold | * '''sulphur:''' one of the chemicals by which the alchemists hoped to transmute base lead to gold | ||
| + | *'''Mercury, Salt, Sulphur:''' according to Paracelsus, the three primes of which material substnaces are composed. | ||
| + | *'''Trivium:''' the lower liberal arts of grammar, logic, rhetoric. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:57, 9 December 2017
- sulphur: one of the chemicals by which the alchemists hoped to transmute base lead to gold
- Mercury, Salt, Sulphur: according to Paracelsus, the three primes of which material substnaces are composed.
- Trivium: the lower liberal arts of grammar, logic, rhetoric.
