Hermes Bird (audiobook) - Raymond Lully - Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum

"A Chorle's Chorle is oft woe be gone"

— Hermes Bird —

An alchemical philosophical tale translated from French, of The Bird of Hermes, that was captured by a churl/chorle, and contains many parables.

Hermes Bird has two opening sections and a frontispiece/plate. Additionally, Elias Ashmole wrote two sections of notes at the back of the book on content here. In this recording I go over most of the notes and all the sections.

"Who lost his freedom
"New forged tales, I counsel thee to flee"
"For loss of good take not too great heed"
"Covet no thing that may not be"

— Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum audiobook playlist —

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