Three Famous Alchemists

Exploring the life and influence of Raymund Lully and Cornelius Agrippa, this collection presents biographical sketches that delve into their contributions to mysticism, alchemy, and astrology. It highlights Lully's universal science and historical significance, alongside Agrippa's legendary status as a magician and his philosophical works. The text examines themes of personality, the relationship between magic and science, and the impact of mysticism during the Reformation. It also contrasts Agrippa's beliefs with those of other mystics, emphasizing his role as a Christian occultist.