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The work is accomplished is to be taken literally.

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with

one thing

on1y, of

and, this the l{aten the

Read the second gnrt

Stone of the lli.se, the Nouum Lumen of Sendivogious, Olympus Ternae of Theophrastus, say to forsake Take only our all V animal, and AIi

PuI"i. These authors subjects.

vegetable

and mineral .

, "Dew", gathered in )f in his treatise

Sendivogious the air time, a secret

food of tife, V or A

on A says: "Ehere is in ? which is called. Dew at night whose invisible

but rarified

in day time;

when coagulated

is worth more than the whole earth". e , wherewith in a ! after we unlock the metthis e p h as , .

Our body is a heavenly aLlic body O or D

tn op.r, A

, and durins the astr al fat

resolution, been obtained it

th e e l i xi r

i s m ade. i,e.

and extracted

out from the slirny

lunar of O

is the universal

key to unlock the fixt V its

bodies

ana ) its

Our matter rays,

is a virgin sun is

on which the sun ne\rer danted father and the moon its mother.*

although

This glorious

matter

may be collected

in valLeysr is called

orl hills,

even iri cavesr or in your own house. It the O which is of nature, fatness

Dear of Eeaoen, spirit

of ea.rth. This is

an astral

in the aig and which is attracted species. But in the air, that for

to all it is

vegetable, sti1l unidew that

animal and mineral versal

and not determinedi

is why we do not gather the spirit is already

has touched grass or trees, a n d t h us, sp o i l t

carries it in

determined,

* and the wind

its -1 -

beIly.

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The solar

and lunar time

raysr (Y

or heavenly |,

Dew, must be corrain, dust

rected

at a proper

in a cLean vesser; spoils it.

and stench of smoke or other

effluvia

There are many gallery, weather

magnets, yet the success depends on the prace, and wind, During rains during as well as on the magnet.

a heavy thunderstorm, spring season, this

heavy gaLes of wind and heavy -tr$rhfch the sun has extracted and abundantly earth

from the earth drove about

and from the ocean, is copiousry

in the atmosphere, by vegetabres,

and is beat downward to the and by man abundantry, with

and is attracted rightly

Prepared magnets as receptacles. southeast,

Thunder-rreather, southwest

when good.

the wind blows from the south, Extreme cold or great

i.s very

heat gives nothing. clean and free, not rnarshy nor swampy. Vessels through must be elevated the garlery is

The place must be dry, Your gallery 6 feet very

must stand, south and north. An air passing

above the ground. (Ed. Note.' It

useful

seems that

the author

used s.ome sort

of dew gathering This could

equipment housed in what he car.r-ed a 'gal-rery". type structure) and reeeptacle, to collect

be a shed or lean-to

There must be harmony between place this -rrin sufficient quantity.

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collect
g la ss- g lobe, about divid e

8-15 ounces of our universal

well closd, a n d let is it well

, put it
which

into

putrify;

will

take black,

4A days, it into

When the matter ounces.

putrefied

and guite

Take 1 or 2 ounces and dry it or O e xtra ct'a p u re e

into

an V it with

, out of this as much -.6r-

I and imbibe ,2-

of

-x V
into

as you took firstr the e , gently

or something a little and natural1y. more mi1k, i.e.

less,

and 1et i t

dry

When dried, of it

give the infant

that

niLk

wherthis
and

was made, half

as much as you took at first, of your -tr-- of divide drying into q

and in

manner you employ 2/3 parts drying your e After red hot D up. The last seven times I/3 part,

by imbibing imbibe

7 parts;

therewith,

up each time. try your matter and enters until on a

the seventh and rast or ff fixt. I it plate

imbibation,

and see if

it. ftowsr

withit is

out fuming. perfectly

smokesr you continue

inbibations

Then, take one part of fine luted O or fine D

of your universaLnand pur it in a V

, and 2 or 3 parts , the tid A being wetl

on, and keep in will

fusion

3 or 4 days in the and glossy,

, and the

added O medicine.

become brittre

and become the tinging of projection. trr" Q of wisdom

Experiment will

show the strength

Time and patience in a naturaL

are needed to prepare its tinging

manner, that

power rnay not be destroyed up in a natural way,

by too much heat. not sophisticated of a lamp. Dry it The matter philosophers

The matter

must be dried

as using furnaces,

horse dungr or even the heat

in the heat of a hen upon her eggs. itself to become perfect; the

has a power in say that (for

the coction this reason,

of their

stone must be d.one in the salt or is e then is which

the sunts heat. dried

Bacstrom believes obtain an V

in the rays of the sun). pure from its

You will feces.

must be separated

This pure e

funbibed. The vessel

must be tight

and strong

and have no pores. have A enough stand,

Give enough troom in the vessel- that to throw off hetrogeneous

the humidity

superfluitiesr

or the work will

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still '
war d

and spoil, After

ra

not condense or dry up into regeneration takes

i by its own in*

putrefaction,

place

Our V but it is

is not thick,

of the clouds, and saline,

nor weII,

nor fountainp

fixt

nay a dry

and- FIne,aFI water, water whieh has its CBacstrom supposes "" (D used as a

which does not wet the hands, and is a dirty origins that it from the saLt and fat is collected of the earth. by sea O

pen deliquiun

magnet) Our matter Theophrastus reduce it matter is that says: V which ftoats above .our heads in the A and .

"You must take

th moon from the and you will

firmament find

to water,

and then to earth

the true

of our stone". matter is formed in the earth,

The Root of the philosophical and it is found \/ ana A and yet and this

is the true.matter, V , and is V

a V all one all

which is not wet, thing;

is an element of yet is

which is not wet, which only p

an element of without

, and is

one thing, it it; is it

cannot exist is the life, statemen

the S

, because

from the Y is fuIl

which

food of the celestial,

ma't'ter and nourishes terrestri'al and a"

of spiritual

magnetical. strongly It is its

(based on this

at O to be used as a magnet".t .refreshed is by pure heavenly Dew, the- earth mo th e r. (Bacstrom feels this is'another

lsgss_it' t" (D

and, I

reference

V
ceeds

dwells with the $

from our matter.(ttPer

and V

must become f

; this

pro-

Deli;quiuintt

says Bacstrom)

TOATTRACT LUI{AR THE HUIIIDTTY INSTRUI,IENT

(the di agran Volume X of page is on the following Manuscripts) the Bacstrom the frontlspiece of

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The apparatus is not described in the texto however, the author globes and phials without any does mention the use of mirrors, elaboration. It is not clear whether this diagram represents an inventiol of Bacstrom or someone else. probably' In the below, the funnel extends through p partition, intended to keep the smoke from the oil lanrp from entering and the purity spoiling It is possible of the lunar humidity, that this p a r ti ti o n i s a w a l l of the "galIer y". globe, resting ft is presumed that the first in sand, is heated by the oil lamp, and the upward convection of lrarm air out through the stopcock, draws in the cool night air through the funnel in a manner similar to an aspirator or perhaps the temperature differential draws in the night air. The stopeock does present a problem as the night air would also flow out therethrough.

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tubulated

recievers

cold

with