Modern Science Reader With Special Reference to Chemistry
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These form, indeed, a jungle of fraud and falsehood. What was true in them was often purposely obscured, since the arcana of the "great art" were too sacred to be openly divulged. Its hierophants were veiled in shadow ; its origin was indicated by dim traditions, trans- mitted by writers acquiescent and uncritical, if not un- candid.
M. Berthelot, in the work quoted at the head of this arti- OLD AND NEW ALCHEMY 247 cle, has done what was possible to elucidate the obscurity.
His diligent labors ...have brought many confused facts and assertions into their proper sequence, so that we can now, at least, partially understand how the fanatics, knaves, and dupes of Gnostic Egypt came by their mysterious tenets.
The superstitions and opinions they embodied proceeded from various sources, and primarily from Babylonia, the hotbed of occultism. The walls of Ecbatana, as described by Herodotus,^ illustrate the connection. They were seven- fold, and vario-tinted, the five outer circuits being embel- lished with the colors distinctive of the several planets, while the inner ramparts glittered in gold and silver to represent the sun and moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These form, indeed, a jungle of fraud and falsehood. What was true in them was often purposely obscured, since the arcana of the "great art" were too sacred to be openly divulged. Its hierophants were veiled in shadow ; its origin was indicated by dim traditions, trans- mitted by writers acquiescent and uncritical, if not un- candid.
M. Berthelot, in the work quoted at the head of this arti- OLD AND NEW ALCHEMY 247 cle, has done what was possible to elucidate the obscurity.
His diligent labors ...have brought many confused facts and assertions into their proper sequence, so that we can now, at least, partially understand how the fanatics, knaves, and dupes of Gnostic Egypt came by their mysterious tenets.
The superstitions and opinions they embodied proceeded from various sources, and primarily from Babylonia, the hotbed of occultism. The walls of Ecbatana, as described by Herodotus,^ illustrate the connection. They were seven- fold, and vario-tinted, the five outer circuits being embel- lished with the colors distinctive of the several planets, while the inner ramparts glittered in gold and silver to represent the sun and moon.
What to read after Modern Science Reader With Special Reference to Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bird, Robert Montgomery, 1806-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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