Philosopher Residences

the philosopher Residences is a book published in 1930 under the pseudonym of Fulcanelli, and republished for the last time in 2001 at Jean-Jacques Pauvert.

Description

the philosopher Residences claim to highlight the importance of the alchemical Symbolique and a certain type of language esoteric in the Histoire and the Architecture, thanks to various examples.

Fulcanelli exposes to it in particular its theses on the state of knowledge Philosophique S and Scientifique S to the Moyen-âge and the Renaissance, knowledge always seen by the prism of the search of the philosopher's stone of the Alchimiste S.

The work is concluded by a warning statement touching with the dangers from an unlimited scientific progress.

Residences and places studied by Fulcanelli in its work

• the Manor of the Salamander of Lisieux in Normandy (or alchemical house of Lisieux).
• the House of Adam and Eve with the Mans in the the Sarthe.
• the Chimney of Coulonges-on-the Autize in the Two-Sevres.
• the high gallery and the garden of Diktania of the Château of Dampierre-on-Buttons in Charente-Maritime.
• the Tomb of the duke François II of Brittany to the Cathedral Saint-Pierre of Nantes in Loire-Atlantique.
• the Sundial of the Palate of Holyrood to Edinburgh in Scotland.
• the vault Notre Dame de Pitié in the Church of the Chapter with Figeac.
• the septentrional porch of the Saint-Hilaire Church to Miss.
• the obelisk of Dammartin-on-Tigeaux, incorrectly named by Fulcanelli " Dammartin-under-Tigeaux " , located at the limits of Dammartin-on-Tigeaux, Mortcerf and Villeneuve-the-Count.

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