Search results

Kirxionantine adj 1) studied in the magical arts, particularly alchemy; 2) dark, smelly, imbued with mystical significance; 3) dealing or pertaini

...includes many pieces of papyrus, codexes, and books of great interest to [[alchemy]] and [[arcanism]]. It is also the repository of the [[Ebercus Papyrus]].

...]]. Wizards engaged in the study of spellcraft and the closely related, [[alchemy]] were known to wear long, close-fitting sleeves to keep them warm in their

...dy and key texts. Collected areas of study include [[Midrettarianism]], [[Alchemy]], Astrology, Cosmology, Cosmogony, [[Theophilosophy]], [[Polycosmology]],

[[Category:Alchemy]]

...f the Long Sleeves was an Ebinóëse alchemist who renewed study of mystical alchemy, formerly banned by the Yophentheans and advanced it as a lawful practice f

[[Category:Alchemy]]

...e various aspects of wizardry and titancraft under supervised instruction. Alchemy and spellcasting are especially practiced. ...spellcraft, history of Aurician spellcraft, Pallathantic Alchemy, Kalaman Alchemy, and Aurician trade.

*[[Alchemy]]

*College of Alchemy

*[[Alchemy]]

...e]] and the derivative word, kirxionantine, means a student of wizardry or alchemy. He is the son of [[Manduo]], the god of the underworld.

Shelekhumbian; gods, alchemy, astronomy are all important; informed mantic

...utions of higher learning, including the [[Sephrimic Institute of Advanced Alchemy]].

*[[Alchemy]]

*[[Sephrimic Institute of Advanced Alchemy]]

:[[Trancha]], god of alchemy, son of Gokil and Dhairwazi

| [[Sephrimic Institute of Advanced Alchemy]]||align="center"|2340||[[Gnousikai]], [[Maturn]]||[[Ithatia]]||

...{{icon|iconauthor}} ca 2700, in 2715 wrote [[Modern Methods in Traditional Alchemy]] ...s]] Maturnian Alchemist, namesake of the [[Sephrimic Institute of Advanced Alchemy]]

|[[Fundamentals of Kirxionantine Alchemy]]|| || || || || ||