Nicolas Flamel
Nicolas Flamel, a Frenchman, was a famous alchemist in14th century. Its most famous contribution is said to have made the alchemist's philosopher's stone and successfully turned mercury into gold. Therefore, he is also considered as the ancestor of European alchemy. Nicholas Flamel was born in 1330. Well-educated, proficient in Latin and Greek, good at calligraphy and copying. In Paris, he made a living by selling books and copying articles, and also took students and taught them to copy and draw illustrations. Nobles often pay him to copy rare manuscripts, so he may have copied the manuscripts of alchemy.
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2. aleister crowley
Aleister crowley (1 87510/October12-19471February1) is a mysterious British scholar, but more people call him "the king of beasts". Alex Crowley is a very famous ritual magician who put magic theory into practice. He is considered as the most evil person in the world in the1920s. Crowley claimed that Hitler had stolen the secret of the swastika from him.
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3. michael scott
Michael scott is a wandering scholar and priest who traveled around the world in the 12 century. He not only studied Greek, Latin, Arabic and Hebrew, but also studied alchemy and astrology. There are even rumors that he helped Fibonacci (/kloc-a famous Italian mathematician in the 2nd century) create that magical sequence. According to Dante's Divine Comedy, he was trapped in a cage in hell and imprisoned the wizard (the land of swindlers), and he could never get out again.
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4. Para Celsus
Parra Celsus was born in Zurich. She was a famous alchemist, doctor and natural philosopher in the early Renaissance. He started a new discipline, then called medical chemistry, which was a new medical chemistry science combining medicine with alchemy. Because my father is a doctor, I often visited with my father when I was a child. I studied metallurgy and chemistry. From 65438 to 0507, he left home to study in many universities such as Basel, Tiebingen, Vienna, wittenberg, Leipzig, Heidelberg, Cologne and Ferrara. 15 10 received a bachelor's degree in medicine from Vienna university, and 15 16 received a doctor's degree in innovative medicine from university of ferrara.
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5. No Strade Mas
Strademas (1503-1566) is a professional pharmacist, equivalent to a modern pharmacist. At the same time, he also studied astrology and wrote many predictions. Strade Maas was born in the south of France. He studied medicine in his early years. He traveled all over France and Italy and treated many patients with the Black Death. 1550, he published his first book, which is a prophetic yearbook, including the earliest prophets.