{"collection":"alc","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/alc/cc/cc07.htm","path":"alc/cc/cc07.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/alc/cc/cc07.htm","text":"Collectanea Chemica, ed. by A.E. Waite, [1893]\nCHAPTER I. Introduction.\nCHAPTER II. Of the Vegetable Tincture, or the Process called the Lesser Circulation.\nCHAPTER III. Of the Uses of the Vegetable Tincture, with some general remarks on their great efficacy in Medicine.\nCHAPTER IV. Of the Metallic Tincture.\nCHAPTER V. Of the Second Matter, or Seed in Metals.\nCHAPTER VI. Of the Dissolution and Extraction of the Seed in Metals.\nCHAPTER VII. Of the Separation and Further Treatment of our Philosophical Seed.\nCHAPTER VIII. Of the Union, or Mystical Marriage, in the Philosophical Process.\nCHAPTER IX. Of the Further Treatment and Ripening of our Seed.\nCHAPTER X. Of the Further Process towards the Ripening of our Noble Seed.\nCHAPTER XI. A Further Description of the Process.\nCHAPTER XII. Of the Stone and its Uses.\nCHAPTER XIII. Of the Transmutation.","title":"Collectanea Chemica: The Stone of the Philosophers: The Contents","type":"page"}