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DescriptionLumen de lumine by Thomas Vaughan.jpg
Italiano: Illustrazione dalla pagina 23 dell'edizione Lumen de lumine di Thomas Vaughan (Eugenius Philalethes), che raffigura l'emblema del Santuario della Dea Thalia con altri simboli alchemici come la Montagna Invisibile, il Serpente Uroboro, una Lampada singola su un altare, l'Angelo con un Spada, ecc.[1]
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Lumen de Lumine: a New Magical Light, London, H. Blunden, 1651
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