alkahest造句

• Or go completely fictional and use Alkahest.
• To prove this he turned for support to Jan Baptist van Helmont whose Alkahest was reputed to be a universal analyzer.
• He rather proposes a more nuanced interpretation of the metaphor as referring to the Alkahest, a universal solvent, which, it was claimed could turn stone into water.
• Also around that time, prompted by that motive, the Latin writer Pseudo-Geber wrote under an Arabic pseudonym . ( The later alchemy word " alkahest " is known to be pseudo-Arabic .)
• Finally, he accompanied the Cham's son on an embassy from China to Constantinople, the city in which the supreme secret, the universal dissolvent ( the alkahest ) was imparted to him by an Arabian adept.
• In 1574, Toxites was the first to define the alkahest as " du mercure pr閜ar?pour le foie ", by approximating a " mysterium mercurii " presented by Paracelsus as a medicine for the liver.
• "' Azoth "'was considered to be a universal medication or universal solvent sought in alchemy ( similar to another alchemical idealized substance, alkahest, that like azoth was the aim, goal and vision of many alchemical works ).
• Dan then tells Amy that he tricked the Kabras into thinking that Lake Tash was the next location, and the two figure out that it's actually an anagram for the words, Al Sakhet and Alkahest, the alchemical word for the philosopher's stone.