9/1, April 1904-August-October 1914.

32 pp., 5 francs a year in France, 6 beyond.

The journal continues the volume numbering of L'Hyperchimie and Rosa Alchemica. It was the organ of Jollivet Castelot's Societe Alchimique de France, founded in 1897, and was focused primarily on material alchemy and its history, but, as its predecessors, tried to expand its appeal by claiming a more general program:

Philosophie de la Nature -- Monisme -- Hylozoisme -- Sciences psychiques et hermetiques -- Sociologie et Fourierisme -- Pacifisme International -- Etude theorique et pratique de l'Unite de la matiere, de l'evolution, de la Genese et de la Transmutation des elements chimiques -- Reedition des vieux textes alchimiques.

On Jollivet Castelot, see the note under Rosa Alchemica. The journal, unlike L'Hyperchemie, which was edited by Paul Sedir, listed no editor but was administered by Hector and Henri Durville. Contributions by Jollivet Castelot, Georges Meunier, Lydie Martial, Jean Maveric, R. Schwaeble, Oswald Wirth, E. d'Hooghe, E. Delobel, et al. Noted in exchanges of The Spiritualist (Moscow), November 1911.