Paracelsus in Arabic — Kīmiyā al-Malakīyah (Royal Chemistry)

Name: Paracelsus — Arabic Translation (PH254)
Author: Paracelsus; Salih ibn Nasrallah ibn Sallum

Paracelsus — Arabic Translation (PH254)

Paracelsus; Salih ibn Nasrallah ibn Sallum

Arabic

Paracelsus early 16th century · published 1650

93 pages

Alchemy Medicine Natural Philosophy Agrippas World Grimoire Tradition Jungs Library Islamic Philosophy Islamic Occult Sciences Middle East Africa

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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.

Extensive searches across major scholarly catalogs (UNESCO, LOC, Open Library, Google Books, Internet Archive, OpenAlex) yielded no evidence of an English translation of the Arabic work 'Kīmiyā al-Malakīyah' (Royal Chemistry) by Salih ibn Nasrallah ibn Sallum, which synthesizes Paracelsian thought. While Paracelsus's original Latin and German works have been translated, this specific Arabic adaptation remains untranslated into English.

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Middle East & Africa Islamic Occult Sciences Alchemy Jung's Library Natural Philosophy & Science Medicine & Natural History Islamic Philosophy Agrippa's World The Grimoire Tradition

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This text translates Paracelsian alchemy into the language of the Islamic Golden Age. Readers will learn how to extract the hidden healing spirits from minerals and plants to treat everything from the plague to nervous disorders.

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