Argentum, Potabile
Argentum, Potabile
A remedy prescribed by ancient alchemists such as Paracelsus and composed of sulphur, spirits of wine, and other ingredients. These practitioners gave the remedy for all types of ailments. Called a sovereign remedy, the name implies "silver," meaning that the preparation reflects the powers of the Moon (associated with silver), just as the Sun implies gold.
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