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New Book: Alchemy –  A Search for Truth by Jo Herlihy

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From the early days of the Roman Empire through to the early 1700s, why did some of the most creative minds turn to alchemy? The search for how to make gold through this experimental practice will have been, without doubt, very alluring. But what else did people hope to discover? This is the story of the people, the books, the controversies and the dangers surrounding the secretive art of alchemy and the search for truth explored through the history of ideas, philosophy and religion.

What emerges is a surprising story about the many inter-weaving influences, heresies and orthodoxies that shaped Western Philosophy and Science.

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046: The Siegestor in Munich – Heirlooms Episode Zero

Heirlooms of the History of Germany is a series around objects from history — or in this case a building — that come with a good story. The Heirlooms series is created by Judith Strußenberg.

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History of Alchemy Podcast

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A podcast about the history of chemistry and alchemy (and related.) Co-hosted with Pete Collman.[clear]

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Reviews and feedback:
Ox History Blog post reviews on Hist of Alchemy and Hist of Germany
Best History Podcasts review on Hist of Alchemy
 
(I think these reviews come from iTunes)

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Facebook: History of Alchemy Twitter: @alchemypodcast
 
 
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