paracelsian उदाहरण वाक्य

The homunculus is another example of a Paracelsian idea with roots in earlier alchemical, scientific, and folklore traditions.
However, after many decades in 1618, a new pharmacopeia by the Royal College of Physicians in London included paracelsian remedies.
While a medical student, Severinus began to hear of the success of certain Paracelsian medicines and began to read Paracelsus writings.
This definition was picked up by the French Paracelsian Roch Le Baillif in 1578 and by the Belgian Gerhard Dorn in 1583.
Spagyrists of the 20th century, Albert Richard Riedel and Jean Dubuis, merged Paracelsian alchemy with occultism, teaching laboratory pharmaceutical methods.

Browne's coffin-plate, on display at the church of St Peter Mancroft, alludes to Paracelsian medicine and alchemy.
In the Paracelsian concept, elementals are conceived more as supernatural humanoid beings which are much like human beings except for lacking souls.
Prominent students included Nicolaus Taurellus and Andreas Planer, and Schegk exercised a more distant influence on the French Paracelsian Joseph Duchesne Quercetanus.
While originally hostile to Paracelsus, in his later career he took an interest in Paracelsian medical theory for which he experienced some hostility.
Male nymphs ( the term used instead of the Paracelsian " undine " ) are said to be rare, while female salamanders are rarely seen.