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Athanor
03:37
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Plumbum
05:37
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Nigredo
05:05
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Sulphur et Mercurius
02:35
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Albedo
03:21
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Aqua Vitae
03:29
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Citrinitas
02:52
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Aurum
03:35
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Ouroboros
03:45
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Rubedo
16:56
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Lapis Philosophorum
04:08
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Mecizand Saint Petersburg, Russia
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