The goldmakers; 10,000 years of alchemy

Gold-the flesh of the gods

The golden calf

Green tables of emerald

Miriam, the woman alchemist

Stagiritic art

Zosimos the Wise and the foolish virgin

Olympiodorus and the gold tribute

Stephanus and the soul of copper

Yabir adn the Caliph of Bagdad

The writings of the Faithful Brethren

Albertus Magnus and the eight rules

Alchemy and gunpowder

Raimund Lullus set out to transmute the sea

Pope John and the elixir

Nicholas Flamel and the alchemistic pictorial language

William de Brumley and cadmium-gold

jaque Le Cor: Minister of Finance and alchemist

Philosopher's Stone from two thousand hen's eggs

The alchemist John of Laaz adn the Empress Barbara

The Lady of Lambspringk

The golden fleece of Salomon Trismosin

Agrippa von Nettesheim teaches occult alchemy

Abbot Johannes Trithemius and the Mountain of Wu-Ta-Wen

Aureolus Bombastus Paracelsus: seeker of the quintessence

Basil Valentine and the name-star of antimony

Emperor Maximillian and the hundrend years' experiment

The transmuting powder usufur and the black root resch

Report of the Carmelite Monk Albertus Bayr

Abbot Dunstan makes the red tincture

Edward Kelley, english writer and bohemian knight

Sebald Schwertzer and the gold factory

Alexander Setonius Scotus, prophet of the great art

Michael Sendivogius the Faithful

The man on the golden gallows

The order of the Golden Rosy Cross

The wonderful salt of Johann Glauber

Elias, preacher of the great art

Robert Boyle and the anti-elixir

Francesco Borri, the goldmaker of Sant'Angelo

With Wenzel Seiler's powder he, from tin to gold transmuted me

Costings for a gold factory

Doctor Johann Joachim Becher makes gold out of Danube sand

Johann Kunckel, the man who devised everything better

Hennig Brand asks: Does the Philosopher's Stone shine?

Van Helmont's Philosopher's Stone: glittering, heavy and saffron-coloured

Johann Friedrich Böttger made gold and porcelain

Johann Konrad Dippel and the three-coloured trimetal

Too many cooks spoil the broth for the Elector Philipp of Treves

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, alchemist and rosicrucian

Carl Friedrich Wenzel decomposes metals

For Count Cagliostro goldmaking was just a hobby

Doctor James Price makes first gold and then prussic acid

The Philosopher's Stone in coal

From the secret of green gold to the self-transmutation of radium

Edward Pinter makes gold behind a "stink-screen"

Doctor Stephen Emmens forces argentaurum to change into gold

Rays built gold while forming and splitting atoms

Franz Tausend formulates the Symphonic Synthesis of Gold

Oscillated gold out of the bottle: cheap or dear

Dunikovski's z-rays transmute and multiply gold.