04-11-2025, 01:46 PM
When considering whether Johannes de Rupescissa was involved not only in “life-prolonging alchemy” but also specifically in remedies, I came across the following passage:
Leiden University Libraries, De quinta essentia / Jean de Rocquetaillade ( Johannes de Rupescissa ), VCQ 23, German regions?, 15th century, folio 40r
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Machine translation of the beginning of the page:
Here begins the second book, entitled “On General Remedies.”
This first book, which deals with the efficacy and nature of such a great power and truth, shows that through it all diseases in the world can be cured or even prevented from the effects of other ailments ...
Leiden University Libraries, De quinta essentia / Jean de Rocquetaillade ( Johannes de Rupescissa ), VCQ 23, German regions?, 15th century, folio 40r
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Machine translation of the beginning of the page:
Here begins the second book, entitled “On General Remedies.”
This first book, which deals with the efficacy and nature of such a great power and truth, shows that through it all diseases in the world can be cured or even prevented from the effects of other ailments ...


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