Alquimia, Química y Filosofía Alquímica en la obra del extremeño Diego de Santiago
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1998.v50.i1.349Abstract
In this work a study is made on the work Arte separatoria by Diego de Santiago, royal distiller at Felipe II court. The study proves his ability as an investigator and his thorough knowledge on the elaboration of materials and the remedies to heal diseases, undoubtedly under the influence of Paracelso. It is pointed out that De Santiago defends romance language versus latin in order to spread his achievements.
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