Billy Carson questions researcher Timothy Hogan about the historical trail of the Emerald Tablet associated with Hermes. Hogan describes two early accounts, one crediting Alexander the Great with discovering a tablet near the Serapeum in Egypt with Aristotle's help translating it, and another describing the mystic Apollonius of Tyana possessing the tablet, noting some esoteric traditions identify Apollonius with the apostle Paul. Hogan traces later versions of the text reaching China, possibly carried by the Manichaean sect, and argues the Ming dynasty's name may derive from the Manichaeans' self-description as sons of light. He also credits Islamic and Arabic alchemists, including Jabir ibn Hayyan, whose name Hogan says is the source of the word gibberish, with preserving Greek and Egyptian material after the fall of Rome, arguing the Druze then passed this knowledge to the Knights Templar, who carried it into Europe. Isaac Newton's own translation of the tablet is also mentioned as part of its long documented history.
Topics: Emerald Tablet of Hermes, Timothy Hogan, Knights Templar, Apollonius of Tyana, alchemy history
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