• DOI:10.1007/978-94-011-0778-5_3
Corpus ID: 186450117

The Internal Laboratory. The Chemical Reinterpretation of Medical Spirits in England (1650–1680)

@inproceedings{Clericuzio1994TheIL,
  title={The Internal Laboratory. The Chemical Reinterpretation of Medical Spirits in England (1650–1680)},
  author={A. Clericuzio},
  year={1994}
}

A. Clericuzio

Published 1994

Art

In a manuscript entitled Analogia inter operationes Chemicas & naturalles, dated 1 May 1657, Henry Power wrote: Whosoever hath seene the admirable and almost incredible effects of chimistry, wrought by their severall progressive operations of Maceration, fermentation . . . circulation, Rectification, cohobation, and the like will easily conclude that all the operations of Nature within us, are most emphatically expressed, and indeed are . . . practiced by the chymists . . ., & therefore the… CONTINUE READING

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