Alchemy. Manual for the manufacture of philosophical stone

Nicholas Flamel, a modest notary from a poor family, became famous as the creator of a philosophical stone and an elixir of life. The legend says that Nicholas for twenty years was engaged in the decoding of an ancient papyrus, which contained a recipe for eternal life. In 1382, the scientist finished his work and overnight became fabulously rich and ... immortal. Officially, the scientist died in 1418, but even two and a half centuries after the official death, he appeared in the Paris Opera and traveled with his wife in India. Having decided to put an end to such rumors, the government decided to open the grave of Flamel. She was empty.
The proposed publication contains all the famous texts of the greatest of the alchemists, including the "secret description of the blessed stone called philosophical."