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It is an age wherein truth is near a miscarriage, and it is enough for me that I have appeared thus far for it, in a day of necessity.

— Thomas Vaughan Anthroposophia Theomagica (1650)

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Be ye transmuted from dead stones into living philosophical stones.

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They dwell altogether in the face, their endeavors are meer titillations, & their acquaintance with Nature is not at the heart.

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