Second Epistle that King Alexander feel to his Master Aristotle

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SECOND EPISTLE THAT KING ALEXANDER

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HIS MASTER ARISTOTLE

(Excerpt from "Secreta Secretorum")

John Lydgate

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“The first word in this great work is the bodies transmutation into Mercury and this the Philosophers have called a dissolution. And this Artificiall and ingenious dissolving is the bullwark of this art. Hence saith Rosarey, Unlesse you dissolve the bodies, Your Labor is in vaine. Therefore the dissolving of Philosophers is not a drinking in but the bodies transmutation into water. Nor is it called a Philosophical dissolving unlesse it becomes cleere as Mercury, so thou wilt have an element, which is the water.”

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