The Golden Fleece

Name: Aureum vellus oder Güldenes Vliss
Author: Naxagoras, Ehrd de

Aureum vellus oder Güldenes Vliss

Naxagoras, Ehrd de

Latin-German

[1715]

68 pages

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

Ehrd de Naxagoras (pseudonym for Johann Erdmann Neithold) published 'Aureum Vellus, oder, Das Güldene Vließ' in 1715. This is a specialized German-Latin alchemical treatise. Extensive searches in scholarly catalogs, Google Books, and Open Library reveal no evidence of a complete English translation of this specific work. While the 'Golden Fleece' is a common motif in alchemy (e.g., works by Trismosin), Naxagoras's specific 1715 text remains untranslated into English.

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Unlock the ancient secrets of the Philosopher’s Stone in this cornerstone of 18th-century alchemy. Naxagoras guides readers through the metaphorical quest for the 'Golden Fleece,' promising a path to both material transmutation and spiritual enlightenment.