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...|p. 390}} abergläubischen Nachgrübleren gespielet/ und als {{MarkupAntiqua|Midas}} Brüder habe auf den Esel gesetzt/ der sie in das ewige Verderben getrage ...yed with Paracelsus and other such superstitious speculators, and how like Midas' brothers, they have bet on the donkey that has carried them to eternal rui

...stone, and compares it to the wealth of mythical figures like Croesus and Midas. The dispute is said to be settled by the wisdom of Kitzkatz, though it awa And the stubborn wicked wish of Midas.

...lchemy. He references its historical suppression by figures like Momus and Midas and its comparison to the poisons mixed by witches. However, he notes that ...ressed by crude Ignorance, repeatedly trampled under the feet of Momus and Midas. Fame eagerly likened it to vile poisons, which a witch mixes with her trem

...could lead to wealth surpassing that of legendary figures like Croesus and Midas, indicating the high value placed on alchemical knowledge. The poem also ca ...n a healthy body. It also promises wealth greater than that of Croesus and Midas: oh, how happy is he who has reached this goal himself. Then teach about th

...quorum nonnulli sunt falsò persuasi, hunc lapidem quasi Midam{{Index|Name|Midas}} quicquid tangat commutare in aurum: papæ, papæ, heu idot&aeli ...it were deadly poison, as some are falsely persuaded that this stone, like Midas, can turn anything it touches into gold: oh, the folly, alas the insanity,

...could lead to wealth surpassing that of legendary figures like Croesus and Midas, indicating the high value placed on alchemical knowledge. The poem also ca

...stone, and compares it to the wealth of mythical figures like Croesus and Midas. The dispute is said to be settled by the wisdom of Kitzkatz, though it awa

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As once Midas might have been blessed,

...stone, and compares it to the wealth of mythical figures like Croesus and Midas. The dispute is said to be settled by the wisdom of Kitzkatz, though it awa

...er you famous gems sent by scorched India, surpassing the riches of mighty Midas.

...cocted for themselves, supposedly turns everything to gold instantly, like Midas' touch.

...lchemy. He references its historical suppression by figures like Momus and Midas and its comparison to the poisons mixed by witches. However, he notes that