The Hermetic museum, restored and enlarged : most faithfully instructing all disciples of the sopho-spagyric art how that greatest and truest medicine of the philosopher's stone may be found and held. Now first done into English from the Latin origin

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285 FIGURE V.

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28 7 THE BOOK OF LAM SI ING.

FIGURE VI.

THIS SURELV IS A GREAT MIRACLE AND UITHOUT ANV DECEPTION THAT IN A VENOMOUS DRAGON THERE SHOULD BE THEGREAT MEDICINE. The Merctiry A p ec alateae or sublimed, dissolves in iis own proper et ter, aud then once more coagulate

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A nest is found in the forest, In whicli Hermes has his brood : One Redgling always strives to fly UpWard, The other rejoices to sit quietly in the nest ;

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THE BOOK OF LAM SI IN S. 280

FIGURE VII.

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In India there is a most plenSant WOOd, In which two hircis are bound together. One is of a snowy Whi te the other is recl. They bite each other, and one is flain Anci devolared by the Other. Then both are changed into white cloves, And of the Dove is boria a PhoeniX, whicli has test bellinci blachness and foui death, Anci has regat ned a more glorious iis .

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FIGURE IX.

THE LORD OF THE FORESTS HAS RECOVERED HIS KIΝGDOM, AND MOUNTED FROM THE LO EST TO THE HIGHEST DEGRE E. IF FORTUNE SMILE, VOV MAV FROΜ A RHETOR BECOME A CONSUL IF FORTUΝE FROWΝ, THE CONSUL ΜAV BECOME A RHETOR.

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In ali labies we are tol l That the Salamander is horia in the fi re In the fi re it has that fiod and lis Whicli Nature herself has assigned to it. It diuelis in a great mountain hicli is encompassed by many flameS,

And one of these is ever Amalter than anotherHerein the Salamander bathOS.