Zosimos Greek author of numerous alchemical texts

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Zosimos (c. 250–300) Greek author of numerous alchemical texts and a self-professed disciple of MARIA PROPHETESS. Zosimos—also called Zosimos the Panopoli- tan, Zosimos the Theban, and Zosimos of Panopolis. he set off on a series of missionary journeys to North Africa.
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I also had the students research what is attributed or credited to the person in tradition and later writings, such as Ramon Llull’s alchemical works and his having created the Philosopher’s Stone. He was fluent in Arabic and was unusual for his time in that he believed in converting the Muslims through reasoned argument instead of Crusades and the sword. He wrote some of the first works in Catalan, his native language, and died after being stoned in Tuni. lived in Hellenistic Egypt and was the earliest reliable author on alchemy. Little is known about his life. He probably was from Panopolis in Thebais, and he probably subsequently lived in Alexandria.