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John DastinJohn Dastin [1] was an English alchemist of the fourteenth century. He is known for correspondence with Pope John XXII, in defence of alchemical practice, dated to 1320. Additional recommended knowledgeWork attributed to Dastin was included in the 1625 Harmoniae imperscrutabilis Chymico-Philosophicae of Hermannus Condeesyanus,[2] the 1629 Fasciculus Chemicus of Arthur Dee, and the 1652 Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum of Elias Ashmole. The Rosarius philosophorum is earlier known in manuscript.[3]; it was printed 1702 by J. J. Manget in his Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa. References
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