[VIA VERITATIS - - 一个在炼金术巴西利乌斯-瓦伦蒂努斯体的受欢迎的组成部分?]
Alexander Kraft1, Gerhard Görmar2, Thomas Moenius3
1, Am Graben 48, 15732, Eichwalde, Deutschland. kraftalex@aol.com.
NTM
|May 22, 2025
概括
分析了名为Via Veritatis的早期现代炼金术文本,特别是从16世纪到18世纪的文本. 文本被分为五组,后来的组显示与巴西利乌斯·瓦伦蒂努斯的联系.
科学领域:
- 科学的历史科学的历史.
- 炼金术研究 炼金术研究
- 早期现代欧洲历史 欧洲历史
背景情况:
- 在现代早期,炼金术著作以假名流传,形成了知识的"影子经济".
- 术语Via Veritatis在16世纪末出现,用于炼金术和转化论文本.
研究的目的:
- 分析和分类18个版本的Via Veritatis文本,从18世纪到18世纪.
- 调查文本的联系和作者,特别是关于巴西利乌斯·瓦伦丁.
主要方法:
- 对十八个Via Veritatis版本的文本分析和分类,分为五个基于内容的组 (类型1-5).
- 将文本组与已知的炼金术体进行比较,特别是使用劳伦斯·普林西普 (Lawrence Principe) 的分类系统的巴西利乌斯·瓦伦丁斯 (Basilius Valentinus) 的著作.
主要成果:
- 经过Veritatis的文本被分为五个类型,类型1和2批评当代炼金术,并概述了转化之路.
- 类型3至5的文本具有系统的流程说明,并显示内容和形式链接到巴西利乌斯·瓦伦蒂努斯,与Principe的C子体保持一致.
- 类型1和2的文本显示没有与巴西利乌斯·瓦伦丁斯 (Basilius Valentinus) 的明显联系.
结论:
- 通过Veritatis体显示了明显的文本演变,后来的版本与巴西利乌斯·瓦伦丁的形象更为密切相关.
- 该研究完善了对伪书法化学文献的理解,并在早期现代科学背景下对其的归因.
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