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Villa Palombara in Rome, by Annibale Angelini (1859) Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne — 26 Apr 2021

The Enigmatic Pilgrim at the Magic Door of the Palace of Palombara

By Roberto Volterri

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In the heart of the Esquiline Hill in Rome, third century AD Emperor Licinius Gallienus enjoyed the tranquility of the Horti Liciniani, a luxurious complex of ancient Roman villas with large gardens and outdoor rooms originally built in the first...
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Villa Palombara in Rome, by Annibale Angelini (1859) Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne — 26 Apr 2021

The Enigmatic Pilgrim at the Magic Door of the Palace of Palombara

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

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In the heart of the Esquiline Hill in Rome, third century AD Emperor Licinius Gallienus enjoyed the tranquility of the Horti Liciniani, a luxurious complex of ancient Roman villas with large gardens and outdoor rooms originally built in the first...
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Transcript of The Silvery Water by Ibn Umayl at-Tamîmî by An Islamic artist 739H/1339, probably in Baghdad. Topkapi Library (Public Domain) — 31 Jul 2020

Grandfathers of Alchemy, Forefathers Of Chemistry

By ashley cowie

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Alchemy is a word almost everyone has heard of, but few have ever committed more than a handful of hours trying to grasp what this heavily loaded symbolic word actually means, in its entirely. So often the interested are discouraged by the complex...
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Transcript of The Silvery Water by Ibn Umayl at-Tamîmî by An Islamic artist 739H/1339, probably in Baghdad. Topkapi Library (Public Domain) — 31 Jul 2020

Grandfathers of Alchemy, Forefathers Of Chemistry

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Alchemy is a word almost everyone has heard of, but few have ever committed more than a handful of hours trying to grasp what this heavily loaded symbolic word actually means, in its entirely. So often the interested are discouraged by the complex...
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The — 05 Feb 2020

In Rome, I Saw Written On Top Of A Door

By Roberto Volterri

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In Rome "I saw written on top of a door." (Inferno, III, v. 11, Dante)In Rome, hidden a corner of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, one will find the last remnant of the Academia dell’ Arcadia, an esteemed group of alchemists, formed four...
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The — 05 Feb 2020

In Rome, I Saw Written On Top Of A Door

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

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In Rome "I saw written on top of a door." (Inferno, III, v. 11, Dante)In Rome, hidden a corner of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, one will find the last remnant of the Academia dell’ Arcadia, an esteemed group of alchemists, formed four...
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Cleopatra Testing Poisons on Condemned Prisoners by Alexandre Cabanel (1887) (Public Domain) — 24 Jan 2020

Poison Paranoia: Mythical Antidotes of Ancient Alchemists

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Of all the ways to murder someone poisoning must be the most underhanded and downright evil way to proceed. The whole art of poisoning, as it is often referred too, was developed as a stealth way to murder one’s enemies before 4500 BC. Murder by...
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Cleopatra Testing Poisons on Condemned Prisoners by Alexandre Cabanel (1887) (Public Domain) — 24 Jan 2020

Poison Paranoia: Mythical Antidotes of Ancient Alchemists

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Of all the ways to murder someone poisoning must be the most underhanded and downright evil way to proceed. The whole art of poisoning, as it is often referred too, was developed as a stealth way to murder one’s enemies before 4500 BC. Murder by...
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Alchemist Sendivogius (1566–1636) by Jan Matejko, (1867) — 13 Mar 2019

The Strange and Sudden Death of Ancient Alchemy

By Charles Christian

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The quest for the Philosopher’s Stone, alchemy, the search for the Elixir of Life and turning base elements into gold, which occupied the minds of many famous ancient scientists such as Isaac Newton, abruptly came to a halt by the end of the 18th...
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Alchemist Sendivogius (1566–1636) by Jan Matejko, (1867) — 13 Mar 2019

The Strange and Sudden Death of Ancient Alchemy

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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The quest for the Philosopher’s Stone, alchemy, the search for the Elixir of Life and turning base elements into gold, which occupied the minds of many famous ancient scientists such as Isaac Newton, abruptly came to a halt by the end of the 18th...
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Sir Isaac Newton and the Philosopher’s Stone — 22 Jun 2018

Sir Isaac Newton’s Secret Quest for the God Engine

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Isaac Newton, English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, inventor and natural philosopher was one of the most influential and accomplished scientists in history. After Newton died, however, he caused great embarrassment to the scientific...
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Sir Isaac Newton and the Philosopher’s Stone — 22 Jun 2018

Sir Isaac Newton’s Secret Quest for the God Engine

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Isaac Newton, English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, inventor and natural philosopher was one of the most influential and accomplished scientists in history. After Newton died, however, he caused great embarrassment to the scientific...
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Magic gate (Porta magica) in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, in Rome, Italy. — 28 Mar 2018

Entering the 17th Century Argonautic Alchemical Portal

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Every proper myth and legend features a door, gateway or mirror acting as portals to other dimensions of reality. In modern mythology this component features as children venturing to ‘Narnia’ through a cupboard and Alice entering the rabbit...
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Magic gate (Porta magica) in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, in Rome, Italy. — 28 Mar 2018

Entering the 17th Century Argonautic Alchemical Portal

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Every proper myth and legend features a door, gateway or mirror acting as portals to other dimensions of reality. In modern mythology this component features as children venturing to ‘Narnia’ through a cupboard and Alice entering the rabbit...
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Deriv;The Quest for Immortality. Malczewski and Alchemy LXXXVIII – Alchimie — 01 Mar 2016

Defeating Death: The Ancient Quest for Eternal Life through Artifacts, Divine Foods and Elixirs

By lizleafloor

History & Tradition

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The very earliest written histories reveal that humanity has had the universal desire to live forever, and has sought countless ways in which to defeat the utterly relentless inevitabilities of time and mortality.Whether bestowed by deities,...
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Deriv;The Quest for Immortality. Malczewski and Alchemy LXXXVIII – Alchimie — 01 Mar 2016

Defeating Death: The Ancient Quest for Eternal Life through Artifacts, Divine Foods and Elixirs

By lizleafloor

History & Tradition

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The very earliest written histories reveal that humanity has had the universal desire to live forever, and has sought countless ways in which to defeat the utterly relentless inevitabilities of time and mortality.Whether bestowed by deities,...
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