The Jewish Alchemists: A History and Source Book

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1952

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1952

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1994

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1952

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1994

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1. Abufalah & Sha'ar Hashamay
2. Alchemists. includes photocopies from Jerusalem
3. Alchemists Vocabularies
4. Alchemy
5. Artephius
6. Biblical figures as Alchemists
7. Bibliography
8. Book of Alum and Salts
9. Calid ibn Yazid
10. Caracosa
11. Conjuration of Demons (Munich Saatsbiblcod, Heb. 214)
12. Esh Mtzarel
13. Falck
14. Flamel
15. Gaster Manuscript, British Library
16. Gershin
17. Hollandus
18. Ibn Sina's Jewish Master
19. Introduction
20. Immigration in Israel
21. Journeyman
22. Judeo-Arabic
23. Kabbalists/Vital
24. Lecture Notes: Jewish Alchemists
25. Luther on Jews and Alchemists
26. Magic
27. Sabbatai Zevi
28. Manuscript from Marseilles
29. Material for Research
30. Me Zahav-Mussafia
31. Miscellaneous notes
32. Moses
33. Notes on Sources
34. Notes. Unidentified
35. Pseudo Maimonides
36. Saint Germaine
37. Table of Contents
38. Tarrega
39. Midrash Talmud
40. Theatrum Chemicum
41. Themo Judia
42. Yemenite Judeo Arabic Manuscript
43. Waite, A. E. Notes