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This mid-17th century manuscript in the Bibliotheque l'Arsenal in Paris, opens with a section exploring the alchemical significance of the Biblical account of Creation. It then discusses the role of Salt, Sulphur and Mercury in the processes behind our world. The final section is a masterful analysis of the alchemical undepinning of classical mythology, associating alchemical ideas with most of the major figures in the Greek myths.
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The anonymous author of A Woman in Berlin was a young woman at the time of the fall of Berlin. She was a journalist and editor during and after the war.
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