ALCHEMIST
ADJECTIVES
1662 — ADEPTICAL alchemical; pert. to an Adeptist → obs.
NOUNS, PERSON
1584 — ARTIST an alchemist; a person skilled in magic arts or occult sciences; an astrologer → obs.
1593 — SPAGIRIC → SPAGYRIC an alchemist → obs.
.M17 — ADEPT an alchemist → cant
1650 — ADEPTUS a person who has attained knowledge of the secrets of alchemy, magic, and the occult; an initiate into the secrets of a particular hermetic order or occult organization; usually in plural, with ‘the’ (the adepti)
1652 — SPAGIRIST → SPAGYRIST an alchemist; a name applied, chiefly in France, to those practitioners who in the 16th century made extensive use of mineral medicines → obs.
1662 — ADEPTIST a skilled alchemist; a professed adept → obs.
1666 — SPAGYRITE an alchemist
1684 — HERMETIC an alchemist; a person skilled in hermetic art or science; a chemist
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