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-Theoalchemy was a term first coined by the alchemist [[Irictus Ross]] in the year –96 [[EC]], when he would refer to alchemy that seemed to have no explanation. An early example of this “God Alchemy” is the alchemy of the [[Looliers]], who seemed to have a method of tranforming light into precious metals before the invention of [[Andelphracian Lights]]. Even after study of the [[Looliers]]’ epic poem [[Bordingbras his hatt!]], which seems to contain information about the [[Looliers]]’ alchemy process, this process is still not well understood.
+Theoalchemy was a term first coined by the alchemist [[Irictus Ross]] in the year -96 [[EC]], when he would refer to alchemy that seemed to have no explanation. An early example of this “God Alchemy” is the alchemy of the [[Looliers]], who seemed to have a method of tranforming light into precious metals before the invention of [[Andelphracian Lights]]. Even after study of the [[Looliers]]’ epic poem [[Bordingbras his hatt!]], which seems to contain information about the [[Looliers]]’ alchemy process, this process is still not well understood.
-Theoalchemy has also slipped into usage when referring to any sort of alchemy that has a cult following. Those that are trying to create a [[Stone of Wisdom]] through the process of alchemy are an example of a group referred to as Theoalchemists. Another cult that has been based on the concept of Theoalchemy is the group of individuals trying to find the god they call [[Hythmium]] through the process of alchemy.
+Theoalchemy has also slipped into usage when referring to any sort of alchemy that has a cult following. Those that are trying to create a [[Stone of Wisdom]] through the process of alchemy are an example of a group referred to as theoalchemists. Another cult based on the concept of theoalchemy is the group of individuals trying to find the god they call [[Hythmium]] through the process of alchemy.
-'''Citations''': [[Looliers]], [[Irictus Ross]], [[Hythmium]]
+'''Citations''': [[Looliers]], [[Hythmium]], [[Irictus Ross]].
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		+	Theoalchemy has also slipped into usage when referring to any sort of alchemy that has a cult following. Those that are trying to create a [[Stone of Wisdom]] through the process of alchemy are an example of a group referred to as Theoalchemists. Another cult that has been based on the concept of Theoalchemy is the group of individuals trying to find the god they call [[Hythmium]] through the process of alchemy.
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		+	'''Citations''': [[Looliers]], [[Irictus Ross]], [[Hythmium]]
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		+	--[[User:Leonard J. Keatings\|Leonard J. Keatings]] 23:47, 2 Mar 2005 (EST)