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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A45747	Chymical, medicinal, and chyrurgical addresses made to Samuel Hartlib, Esquire. Viz. 1. Whether the vrim & thummim were given in the mount, or perfected by art. ... 9. The new postilions, pretended prophetical prognostication, of what shall happen to physitians, chyrurgeons, apothecaries, alchymists, and miners.	Hartlib, Samuel, d. 1662.	1655 (1655)	Wing H978; ESTC R209495	57,837	197

Gold in some other Mercury calcined and Sulphur in some other Arsenick for the air Sulphur for the fire Mercury for the water and Sea-cole for the earth were put all together as the four elements In some other Glass was Vitriol and Orpiment and what more I do not now remember concluding That where Nature giveth ability Art giveth facility I have read all the books of Paracelsus that I could find hitherto and in his Book De Transmutatione Rerum I do find to this purpose the Observations following concurring with my friends opinion concerning Ripleys 12 Divisions comprised into six and the seventh is the matter it self and the labour or working resteth wherewith I doe end this chapter and proceed to the surer grounds of the Mines of Metals Omne quod in Frigore solvitur continet Aerum spiritum Salis quen in sublimatione vel distillatione acquirit assumit Omne quod in Frigore vel Aere solvitur iterum calore Ignis coagulatur in Pulverem vel lapidem Solutio vero Caloris solvit omnia pingua omnia Sulphurea Et quicquid Calorignis soluit hoc coagulat Frigus in massam quicquid calor coagulat hoc soluit rursus Aeer Frigor Gradus ad Transmutationem sunt septem Calcinatio Sublimatio Solutio Putrifactio Distillatio Coagulatio Tintura Sub gradus Calcinationis comprehenduntur Reverberatio Cementatio Sub Sublimatione Exaltio Ele●●●i● Fixatio Sub Solutione Dissolutio Resolutio Sub Putrifactione Digestio Circulatio qui transmutat Colores separat purum ab impuro purum superius impurum inferius Sub Distillatione Ascentio Lavatio Fixatio Coagulatio est duplex una Aeris altera Ignis Tintura tingit totum corpus est fermentum massae farinacea panis Secundum est Quod calidius liquescunt eo celerius Tintura transcurrit sicut Fermentum penetrat totam massam acetositato inficit c. Sequitur Mortificatio Fixatio Sulphuris in Libro de Resuscitatione Rerum Reductio Metallorum in Mercurium vivum A Translate of the ELEVENTH CHAPTER taken out of a Theosophicall German Treatise printed in the year 1655. under the Title of Postilion or a New Almanack being an Astrological Prophetical Prognostication Touching the end of the present Warres and Power of Rome and that there are many Calamaties yet to come after which there shall be an everlasting Peace and a new World and likewise what unheard of Miracles and such as were never known before shall happen and what shall be the State of the World from this time till the coming of Christ and likewise every Mans Nativity is here cast and his Fortune foretold him THE ELEVENTH CHAPTER A Prognostication of what shall happen to Physitians Chirurgeons Apothecaries and their dependants and Alchymists and Miners WHat Griefs Calamities and Miseries all Men are troubled with from their coming out of their Mothers wombs till their going into their graves none do feel so much as they that are afflicted with diseases and sickness and to recover and preserve the health of such is the business of Physitians and Apothecaries with their dependants nor is there any Calling or profession on earth more usefull for men than is that of Physick next to the Apostolical and Propheticall Calling For if a man were Master of the World and yet had not health what were he the better for all other things Indeed this profession of Physick hath excellent testimonies not onely in the sacred Scripture but also from Experience Now though this be so yet nevertheless shall there be an end put to the business of Physitians Apothecaries and Chyrurgeons and they shall be eased of all their pains and care and let them know this Prognostication that from my watch tower I have heard though not yet seen that within a short time we shall have an universal Medicine which will not onely recover the sick and keep them well but also take away death and for ever swallow it up Can there be any thing more acceptable to Man seeing that death masters every Man though Christ dyed and rose againe and ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of the Majesty of God What a great comfort was it to wretched men in the times of Christ and his Apostles that they were cured of divers diseases and for this reason did Christ and his Apostles and Prophets follow this profession and therefore it is the most honourable of all next to that of Prophesying so that it is a wonder why the uncivil Civilians should take place of the Physitians but perhaps these wise men know not that health is better than all the goods and riches of the World But least you should think I tell you a Fable I would have you understand my Prognostication of the true universall Medicine which shall serve not onely Men but also all Flesh namely that there growes in Paradice a Tree which is and is called the Tree of Life which in the glorious and long expected coming of Jesus Christ our God and Saviour shall be made manifest and then shall it be afforded to men and the fruits of it shall be gathered by which all men and all flesh shall be delivered from death and that as truly solidly and surely as at the time of the fall by gathering the fruit of the forbidden Tree we together withall flesh fell into sin death and all ill And this glory and great joy hath God reserved for Us that live in these latter dayes and hath kept his good Wine untill now Therefore as in these times shall be made manifest whatso●ver hath been hidden hitherto and even those things which are kept most secret so now shall the way to the Tree of Life be laid open which time the Apostle Peter hints at when he speaks of the times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord and of th● times of restitution namely of that good which was lost and taken away in Paradice and the Prophet Daniel 9.24 Of the great Apostle Paul we read that he was rapt into Paradice and heard words not to be uttered or which it was no● fit for a man to tell and of this I will glory saith he What do we believe those words were wretch that I am I am farre beneath Paul for what should this be or how should such thoughts arise in my heart but this I may say in the fear of the Lord that what I tell you I have heard of the glory of the Sons of God which is revealed to me which every Creature shall enjoy with Us having hitherto expected it with long desire and grones But when Elias who was with Christ in the Mount shall come he will declare more to you of these things So I tell you what I have heard of the Tree of Life which hath been sealed up hitherto and no man hath dared to break up the seal nor indeed could because a Fiery Mountain is