Emblems from Philosophia reformata

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Emblems from Philosophia reformata

Set of four engraved emblems. This engraving comes from Philosophia reformata by Johann Daniel Mylius, printed at Frankfurt in 1622, but are reworkings of emblems created by Valentine for his series called Azoth

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1600s 17th Century Alchemical Alchemist Alchemy Emblem Engraved Engraving Figure German 1622 Mono Chrome

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