Azoth et ignis, das ist, das wahre elementarische Wasser und Feuer, oder Mercurius philosophorum ... : Aureum vellus oder goldenes Vliess, was dasselbe sey, sowohl in seinem Ursprunge, als erhabenen Zustande ...
Azoth et ignis is a German alchemical treatise by Hermann Fictuld, printed in 1749 by Michael Blochberger and held in the library of C.G. Jung, written for readers of hermetic philosophy. Its pictures are small black-and-white copper engravings and woodcut-style ornaments: an emblem of two stars and alchemical symbols over a still and a furnace, a floral woodcut border, and a later colour bookplate with a winged figure, coat of arms and lettering, giving designers examples of compact emblematic composition and decorative framing.
