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- - - - Translated in 12th century Persian book of alchemy by Mu'ayed-ul-Din Abu Ismail
        Ibn Al-Hassan Ibn Ali Al-Tughra'i. Found in 1995.
      - Zosimos quotes Muḥammad ibn Umayl al-Tamīmī, Egyptian alchemist who wrote The Silvery Water
        
        In Latin, Ibn Umayl was referred to as Senior Zadith.
        
        Senior Zadith appears as a figure in the Aurora consurgens, an alchemical text Marie-Louise von Franz argues was dictated by Thomas Aquinas on his deathbed
        
        Aurora consurgens was the main alchemical text used by Carl Jung to connect alchemy with psychological process of individuation in Psychology and Alchemy and Mysterium coniunctionis
    - - Hermes Trismegistus is syncretic combination of Hermes (Greek) and Thoth (Egyptian)
        
        Translated into English by Isaac Newton
    - - Connects with I Ching Hexagram 59 (Dispersion)
      - Connects with second of the Ten Ox Herding Pictures of Zen Buddhism, "Along the riverbank under the trees, I discover footprints."
      - Connects with the tears of Isis, which flood the Nile.
        
        Isis is a goddess syncretic with:
        
        Astoreth (Levant)
        
        Diana/Artemis (Roman/Greek)
        
        Hekate (Anatolia)
        
        Demeter (Greek)
        
        Kali (Hindu)
        
        Inanna (Mesopotamia)
    - - Ghāyat al-Hakīm draws on sources from "Spain, North Africa, Greece, Egypt, Nabataea, Arabia, Babylon, Persia, India, and beyond."
        
        Translated into Spanish in 1200s
        
        Translated into Latin in 1300s, became known as Picatrix
        
        Translated into English in 2019
      - al-Qurtubī also previously wrote the alchemical text Rutbat al-Ḥakīm, that remains untranslated from Arabic.