Note 6 — I. THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN.
Reading edition
This is not correct; Paracelsus says: “The anatomy of man is twofold. One aspect consists in dissecting the body, so as to find out the position of its bones, muscles, veins, &c.; but this is the least important; the other is more important, and means to introduce a new life into the human organism; to see the transmutations taking place therein, to know what the blood is and what kind of and (Sulphur, Salt and Mercury) it contains.” (“Paramirum,” Lib. I. Cap. 6.)
