Ripley Yeniden Canlanıyor

It was no small task to discover such secrets. I learned the secret of the Philosophers' Magnet from one source; of their Magical Steel from another; the use of Diana's Doves from a third; the Air, or rather the Chameleon of the Philosophers from another; the gross preparation of their Solvent in another; and the number of Eagles in another. But for the actual operation on the true Matter, and the signs of the true Mercury, I know of no author like Ripley, though Flamel is also eminent. I know what I am saying, as I know the truth and what is error through my own experiments. For my own part, I have had experience with misleading, deceptive writers, and I have performed many tiresome and laborious experiments, even though I am still young. Having, by the undeserved mercy of God, arrived at my Haven of Rest, I shall stretch out my hand to those who are still behind. I have written several treatises, some in English, but especially in Latin. One English treatise concerning the Stone, which was written very plainly but not finished, unfortunately slipped out of my hands. I also wrote two Latin tracts: one titled A Brief Guide to the Celestial Ruby, and another, The Fountain of Chemical Philosophy. For specific reasons known only to myself, I have resolved to suppress these. I recently wrote two other Latin treatises: one titled The Art of the Transformation of Metals, and the other, An Open Entrance to the Closed Palace of the King.