Thomas Vaughan Bücher

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Evphrates is a mystical and alchemical treatise written by Thomas Vaughan, a 17th-century English writer and philosopher. The book describes a hidden fountain in the East that allegedly contains the secret to eternal life. Vaughan weaves together elements of Christianity, Hermeticism, and alchemy to create a fascinating and esoteric work of philosophy.

The Siege of Hereford is an epic poem about the events leading up to the capture of Hereford Castle by Welsh rebels. The poem is filled with action, romance, and drama, and is a must-read for anyone interested in medieval English poetry.

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