  | Plate | 1. | Portrait of Paracelsus | Frontispiece | | TO FACE PAGE | | Plate | 2. | Symbolical Illustration representing the Trinity of Body, Soul and Spirit | 15 | | Plate | 3. | Symbolical Illustrations representing— | | (A) The Fertility of the Earth | 26 | | (B) The Amalgamation of Mercury and Gold | | Plate | 4. | Symbolical Illustrations representing— | | (A) The Coction of Gold-Amalgam in a Closed Vessel | 33 | | (B) The Transmutation of the Metals | | Plate | 5. | Alchemistic Apparatus— | | | (A) (B) Two forms of apparatus for sublimation | 37 | | Plate | 6. | Alchemistic Apparatus— | | (A) An Athanor | 38 | | (B) A Pelican | | Plate | 7. | Portrait of Albertus Magnus | 44 | | Plate | 8. | Portraits of— | | (A) Thomas Aquinas | 52 | | (B) Nicolas Flamel | | Plate | 9. | Portraits of— | | (A) Edward Kelley | 68 | | (B) John Dee | | Plate | 10. | Portrait of Michael Maier | 72 | | Plate | 11. | Portrait of Jacob Boehme | 74 | | Plate | 12. | Portraits of J. B. and F. M. van Helmont | 76 | | Plate | 13. | Portrait of J. F. Helvetius | 84 | | Plate | 14. | Portrait of “Cagliostro” | 92 | | Plate | 15. | Portrait of Robert Boyle | 94 | | Plate | 16. | Portrait of John Dalton | 100 | | Table showing the Periodic Classification of the Chemical Elements | Pages106,107 |
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