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 Introduction
DR. JAMES YoUNG,*under whose directions the présent collection
of books was made, was a native of Glasgow. !n his youth he was
set to team a trade, but having entered Anderson's College when
Thomas Graham, ansrwards Master of the Mint, was professor there,
and was commencing those researches which have put him in the first
rank of experimental chemists, he studied chemistry under Graham, and
by a succession of events came to be the originator of the parafBn oit
industry in Scotland. ln after years, when he had retired from active
participation in business, not unmindfut of his own early drawbacks
and difficulties, he established a Chair of technical chemistry in
Anderson's College, which has been incorporated with the recently
created institution catted the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical
College. Furthermore, he erected a statue in Glasgow to the memory of
his teacher, Graham, and he gathered the present library, which he
bequeathed to the Chair which he had endowed.
The collection was begun by himself about the middie of last
century, and it is plain that he took much interest in the history
of chemistry and must have discussed the study of it with his friend,
the late Dr. Angus Smith of Manchester, who also was a collector
and'was desirous of seeing more attention devoted to it. Dr. Smith's
ideaof reprinting epoch-making books and papers was long after carried
out in part by the Alembic Club in Edinburgh, and on a more general
plan by Ostwald, in his series of chemical and physical c1assics.
'Dh Young wasbornonJatyt3, tStt, anddied Maytj, tMg. FordetdbaboutbisM6!
andeMee)r theremaybe consulted thearticleby P. T. Hartoght the~&«MM<y of ~<!<<~M/
/M~ !goo,kii!,p. 3~6,withthereferences theregiven,the obituary
notices
of himin
theProoceeidiags
of the Sodeties
withwhichhe wasconnecter, and a briefestimate
of Mmby
myeett witha pcftmit,in~M!<w<~<M~ /M~ of ÛM~M&~</ <Mtj;pw~Mw,Glasgow,
t886,
ii. p. ~t. No.toc.
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Of more living importance, however, !s the récent movefnfnt, in

Germany especially, which has led to the formation of the Society
for the History of Medicine and the Natural Sciences, to the estab.
tishment of courses of lectures on that subject and to the
recognition
of it as an important branch of knowledge by both the International
Historical and the Medical Congresses. As yet no action in this
direction bas been taken in Britain; the history and evolution of
chemical, natural, and physical science are ignored by the British
Association, of medicine by the Medical Association, and the Anti-
quarian Societies have their attention otherwise occupied. Stitt there
is not wanting probf that even in this country there is interest in this
section of history and that there are some who pursue it.'
Perhaps if
the few who do this could combine their efforts, a stimulus
might be
given to a systematic cultivation of the subject. Dr. Young's pre-
science was exhibited in various ways, but in none was his breadth of
view and foresight more conspicuously displayed than when, long before
this movement had begun, he was making provision for the
study
and teaching of the history of the science, which he had cultivated
practically and technically with such success. The founder of a great
industry, which has added so much to the comfbrt, and even luxury of
Hfe, immersed as he was in the mechanical and chemical details of the
process, engrossed in business transactions, distracted by the worries of
compétition, and by attempts to minimize the merit of his invention,
was hardly the person whom one would have expected to undertake
the formation of a library of old, neglected, and out of the
way
books on the practically extinct topic of alchemy yet Dr. Young
did this because he perceived that as alchemy happens to be
one of the phases which chemistry formerly presented, a
survey
of it is indispensable for comp!eting the history of the whole science.
He did not collect for one of the bibliophile's reasons: because
the books were rare and curious, but for the student's reason:
because they were needed for research, and because no collection of
them was accessible to the student here in connection with his
Chair.
ïn EngtMxtthe onlyongtmt contributionwhichbas been made in recentyearsto the
historyof any part of physical
scienceis the editionof Gitbert'sbookonthe Magnet,withthe
Mcompanying notesandvariousbiographicatpapersand essaysby ProfessorSyhanusThompson.
Thisis as finea pieceof workas couldbe deshed.
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The collection thus made by him consists of about 1300 pamphlets

and volumes,but, as a good many volumes contain severa! tracts bound
together, the actual number of separate items may reach 1350 or 1400.
This number, however, includes onty the works printed separately
and does not represent the whole contents of the library. There are,
besides, writings which do not seem ever to have been printed by
themselves,but only in the collected editions which form a characteristic
featureof alchemical literature. If thèse be included the number of
distinct and independent articles will be increased by a considerable
amount.
One, indeed, could have wished that the lines upon which the
library was begun, had not been departed from quite so much, and
that the attention originally given to English works had been main-
tained. That desire is !ntens!6ed by knowing that when the collection
was making, these books could still be purchased, whereas now they
have disappeared attogether; and it may be said, without much
fear of contradiction, that they will hardly be seen again. An odd
specimenmay make its appearance from time to time, but the books
as a class are no longer to be had. It is fortunate that some of
these exceedingly rare treatises in English were secured before it was
too late they are so much gain to the library.
Considering what influence the great idea of supplying material
for the study of the history of chemistry exercised upon Dr. Young,
one can imagine how much more he would have donc for his
library had he lived longer. Having made so full a gathering of
the alchemical writings, he might have got together even more of the
works by the chemists in the latter half of the eighteenth century than
bas been done. They would have been invaluable to those interested
in the origins of modem chemistry. This period bas not been forgotten
by any means, but it has not been so etaboratety worked out as some
of those before it.
It may anbrd a more exact view of the extent of the library, if
the chief authors in the dinerent periods, whose works have been here
brought together, be enumerated. When one considers that speculations
and operations relative to the chemical properties of matter have been
in vogue certainly from the second or third century of our era, and
that the alchemists and chemists were diligent composers of books, it
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will be easily understood that the literature is

extensive,as we!! as
rare, and much beyond the power of anyone, however eager and
persistent, to amass m his life-time. tn fact even the largest libraries
exhibit deficiencies. Now Dr. Young's collection is
noteworthy in
being so comprehensive as it is, and containing so many of the
writings especially of the German alchemists of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries. The student will not find everything,and still
less every edition-for that he will get nowhere-but he will have
ample material for acquiring a knowledge of the eartier phases of the
science.
The history of chemistry presents various aspects for
treatment,
but, <br our present purpose, it may be arranged broadly in three
periods
i. The period of belief in transmutation-the alchemical
period-
which begins at the earliest date of which there is a record and
stretches down to the commencement of the nineteenth
century, with
sporadic survival to the present time.
Along with the notion of transmutation there existed the prepara-
tion and employment of various kinds of bodies in
pharmacy and
medicine, and practical applications of substances in the technicalarts.
These were empirical, but from both a considerable
body of experi-
mental facts of important practical use was
brought together, though
still without anything of a guiding principle.
2. The iatro-chemical period, which began in the sixteenth
century,
and died out about the close of the seventeenth
century.
3. The period of scientinc chemistry, which began in the seventeenth
century shortly before or about Boyle's time, and continues to the
present moment
These aims of chemistry, therefore, for a time ran parallelwith each
other and materially influenced each other. The iatro-chemiststrans-
planted alchemical ideas into medicine and pharmacy, and on the
other hand one of the most important of Boyle's labours was his
criticism of the then current doctrines of elements and
theory of
composition.
It belongs to history to trace and explain the processes which
by
each period was modined, absorbed, and at last
replaced by another,
to allot to the various labourers their due praise for what
they
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accomplished, and to record the acquisitions of fact which remain

established to this day.
As it is solely from the literature wh!ch bas descended to us, that
insight into the state of the science during these periods is obtained,
an ideat historical library should represent all periods and all aspects,
and should contain the works of all authors. I am not aware that
such a library exists. It is only an approximation to this ideat that
any collection can offer. We may now see what the present one
embraces.
t. As the alchemical books in the library are much the most abundant,
they may be taken first, and roughty in chronological order.
The earliest portion is that of the Greeks, beginning with Democritus
in the second or third century A.D. Apart from the Greek MSS. them.
selves, wMch are attainable only in certain European libraries, the nrst
access to their contents was through the translation of a portion of them
by Pizimenti. There is a copy of the rare reprint of t/ty in the library,
so that the student can thus start from the very oldest records. Next
cornes the Arabic epoch represented by the works of Geber, Kalid,
Rhazes, Avicenna.
This is followed by the productions ascribed to Morienus, Hortutanus,
Arisleus, Artephius, Ferrarius, Petrus v. Zatento, Haimo and the pseudo.
Merlin.
Most of these personages are more or less shadowy, but writings
in their names are extant, and it rests with the historian to appraise
their claims to acceptance as genuine.
The authors of the thirteenth century are better known than the
preceding, but there are doubts as to some of the alchemical writings
which pass for their composition. Such as they are these are said to
be by Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, Michael Scotus, Christophorus
of Paris, Roger Bacon, Arnaldus de Villa Nova, Richardus Anglicus,
Guido de Montanor.
The next century furnishes a list of notable people: Pope John
XXH., Jean de Meun, Raymund Lully, Cremer of Westminster, Pietro
Bono, Antonio de Abbatia, Odomar, Rupescissa, Ortolanus, Flamel.
As time goes on more writers on the subject appear. In the nrst
half of the fifteenth century there are the reputed Basilius Valentinus,
Joannes of Tetzen, Isaac Hollandus, Lasnioro, Lambspringk, and, in'
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the second half, Bernard of Trevisan, Ficinus, Tfithetn!us, Poyselius,

Vincent Konsky, George Ripley, Thomas Norton, Trissmosinus.
tn the early part of the sixteenth century one meets with Augurello,
Picus de Mirandula, Pantheus, Lacinius, Bracesco, Grewer, Paracelsus,
Agricola, Denis Zachaire, Petrus Arlensis, Robertus Vallensis,Alexander
von Suchten, Phaedro, Wenceslaus Lavinius.
(n the latter part flourished Thurneysser, Nazari, Carerius, Quad-
ramm! da Gubbio, Blaise de Vigenère, Penotus, Bamaud, Balbian,
Edward Kelley, Dr. Dee, Francis Antony, Robert Fludd, Beuther,
Sebald Schwertzer, Wittestein, and the two Khunraths.
The seventeenth century !s perhaps the most proHne of ait in
alchemical writers, and f!chest in- narratives of transmutations accom-
plished, in books written in explanation and defence of the art, as well
as in those by others who doubted it. It opens with the adventures
of Alexander Seton the Cosmopolite, followed by the romantic episode
of the Rosicrucian Society, and among the crowd of alchemists and
chemists may be mentioned Libavius, Figulus, Crollius, Pontanus,
Grasshof, Schaubert, Rhenanus, Gerhard, Michael Maier, Birelli, Billich,
Johannes de Padua, Angelo Sala, Guibertus, d'Espagnet, Nuysement,
Potier, Castaigne, L'Agneau, Palmarius, Drebbel, Hoghelande, Samuel
Northon; though some of these are also to be found among the
iatro-chemists.
The second quarter of the century includes Send:vog!us,Ambrosius
Müller, Grosschedel ab Aicha, Batsdorf, Rist, Johannes Agricola,Kessler,
Liberius Benedictus, Conringius, Peter Faber, Philaletha, Starkey,
Zwelffer, Zwinger.
Between !6so and ~67$ fait the names of Richthausen, Monte
Snyder, Glauber, Harprecht, Kircher, Blauenstein, Clauder, Otto
Tachenius, Becher, Lôwènheim, Drechssler, Albineus, Morhof,Borrichius,
Helvetius, Kerkring, Vreeswyk, Johnson, Borel, Germain, Atremont,
Du Clos, de Comitibus, Ashmole, Borri.
ïn the last quarter are W. v. Schrôder, Seyler, Krohnemann,
Cardilucius,
Baiduinus, Kunckel, Wedel, v. Helbig, Orschall, Weidenfeld,Grummet,
Kirchmayer, Hannemann, Boyle, Dickinson, Mundanus, Colson, Headrich,
Tollius, Salmon, Guatdo, Lancilotti.
The eighteenth century also furnishes an abundance of names, but
there is a marked change in the character of the writings. There
may
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be enumerated the following: B&tticher, Caetano, Delisle, Paykul, Stahl,

Dippel, Ettner von Eiteritz, Barchusen, Manget, Sôtdner, Kellner,
Axtetmayer, Faustius, MuUer, Hortacher, S. Richter, Ktettenberg, Roth-
Scholtz, Chymiphitus, Siebenstem, Hensing. There were also P!usius,
Keil, Creinng, Fictuld, Richebourg, Lenglet Dufresnoy, Tharsander,
Juget,J. F. Meyer, Wenzd, Schrôder; and from ~75 to t8oo, Semler,
Wiegleb, ab Indagine, Adamah Booz, Herverdi, Güldenfalk, Kortum,
Henckel, von Murr.
AU these and many more less prominent are in the library, and
it may be said with some confidence that little of importance telating
to alchemy, in, the seventeenth century especially, is wanting. Not
on!y so, but certain books wMch are very scarce indeed, and are not
alluded to in some of the fullest lists, are here present.
The best running commentary on this division of the library is
Kopp's last work, Die ~& and one might almost imagine that in
writing the bibliographicat appendix he had had access, if Motto this
collection,to one similarly fumished. But here again there are items
which have escaped Kopp's observation.
The only other books to be considered are the collected editions of
alchemical tracts, which, as t have already said, are characteristic of the
literature, even from the earliest times. The Greek MSS. always contain
treatises by different writers, ranging from four to as many as fifty-
three and in Pizimenti's translation, the tracts of Democritus, Synesius,
Pelagius, Stephanus and Psellus are printed together. Later MSS. in
Latin, of which various specimens have passed through my hands, are
similarly made up, and when they were printed, what they contained
was simply reproduced. So it must have been in the Vatican MS. of
Geber for, not only his works, but tracts by Katid, Avicenna, and others
are included in Sitber's edition, printed at Rome before ï~20, and in
several of those which followed. But from the sixteenth to the end of
the eighteenth century the practice of printing collected editions became
common, and quite a number appeared. The most comprehensive in
the library may be mentioned: De ~w<M !M«, Petreius, tS~ï i
Lacinius' /~M<t ~t~a<~ Jv<w~ 1546; De ~~<MM! ~MM~,
!550; Grataroto's P~o~M~ Z~WM, t$6i ~B~M~ G'waM~
des -S~M der Weisen/ ~M~M~/ Ars 7%M CX~t'.
<w~/ Manget's ~M/ ~<M~M<~~<M~ G'e~~M~ ~Mt«~,
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r673; Albineus' J?<<M Chemica C~M' and a swarm of others

under fanciful titles, which have been amusingly classified by Kopp.
Some of the smaller ones may contain three or four tracts on)y,
white the 7~<Mt C4<wM)~, and Manget's ~<~M, which are the
largest,contain about two hundred and a hundred and <brtyrespectivety,
some of considerable tength.
ïn French there is the ~'M< C%< of le Sieur S.'
enlarged by Richebourg.
ln German there is the ~Z&M~«~«~, Tancke's P~<M~M, the
translation of the .P~MOt ~a~ of Lacinius, Morgenstern's transla-
tion of the Ars Aurifera, Roth-Scholtes Z?~~< ?~<!<fM«tC~MM-MM
the body of extracts catted A~w~j~K~~ A. B. C, and Schrôder's
~M!~tf~ ~~0~
In English there are Salmons translation of Hermes,Geber, Kalid,
Bacon, and Flamel, appended to his Medicina P~M~a, the C<<'<Ma
Chymica,and the ~4a~~M! Chymica.
Thèse coUected editions have impressed a distinctive feature on
the catalogue, for, in drawing it up, the contents have been duly
recorded under their respective titles, white each item bas been
entered under its author's name, or its own title, or, maybe, under
both. This was a necessity,in order that no document bearing on the
subject should be by any chance overlooked.
2. But besides these authors who were concerned solely or mainly
with alchemy, there were others who, without questioning the reality
of it, employed its principles merely as a guide, and instead of
attempting to effect practically the change of metals into gold and
silver,used,partly for tnedicine, partly for the practical arts, the know-
ledge of substances accumulated by the alchemists and others.
This epoch was inaugurated by Paracelsus in the sixteenth century
by his asserting that alchemy was one of the pillars of medicine, and
that alchemy was not confined to transmutation of metals, but was the
art of preparing substances for medicat use; that, in fact, it was the
art of the transmutation of every kind of matter. Paracelsus started
the iatro-chemical school, and he had many followers, as well as
many opponents. His theories be!ong to the history of medicine
rather than of chemistry; still, his adherents were chemists, and wrote
books on chemistry for physicians, white his opponents, in order to
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controvert his doctrines, had themselves to acquire some famUiarity

with the new science.
Of the iatro-chemical school, some supporting Paracetsus' views,
others accepting them with reservation and criticism, and still others
breaking away from them, may be mentioned Quercetanus, Thumeysser,
Dorn, Rhenanus, Libavius, Beguinus, Crollius, Sala, Polemann, Potier,
Joannes Agricola, Pierre Faber, v. Helmont, Glauber, Letevre, Glaser,
Lemery, Rolfinck, Tachenius, Barchusen, Guibertus, Ludolf, Morley,
Sennertus, Rivinus, Botnest, Brendelius, Charas, Elsholtz, Jungken,
Poppius, Hoffmann, Wedel, Mynsicht.
3. The epoch of scientiftc chemistry began with two controversies.
Thé first was that between Conting and BorricMus as to the
antiquity of Hermes, the reaUty of the Hermetic medicine and the
soundness of Paracelsus' innovations; the second was the discussion
by Boyle of the elements or principles of the chemists and of the
AristoteUans. This was the first systematic criticism of chemical
theory from a purely scientific or philosophical standpoint, and it
gradually led to an observation of phenomena apart from applications
to medicine, or arts, or alchemy. Those who pursued this course and,
so to speak inaugurated scientific chemistry, were Becher and Stahl,
Lemery, Boerhaave, Weigel, Rothe, Marggraf, Priestley, Lavoisier,
Scheele, Sage, Baumé, Bergman, Scopoti, Achard, Crell, Dandolo,
d'Arcet, Demachy, Trommsdorn, Spielmann, Teichmayer, Wiegleb,
Jacquin, Scherer, Fourcroy, Macquer, Claude de la Metherie, Morveau.
Without belonging to any of these periods, as bas been said above,
there are works in the library which, while involving a certain amount of
chemistry,are concerned not with transmutation, or medicine, or theories
and speculations,but with the needs of ordinary life, or with the positive
and technical side of the science.
Among these are the miners and metallurffists; Ercker, Entzel or
EnceHus, George Agricola, Alonso Barba, Sir John Pettus, Webster,
Gabriel Plattes, Lôhnayss assayers as Schreitmann, Zimmermann, and
the anonymous author of the P~<~ ~~M'w; the mineratogists:
Marbodaeus, Nicols, Henckel; technologists as Neri, Merrett and
Haudicquer de Blancourt, who all wrote about glass Axt, who pub-
lished a little treatise on the making of rosin, wood tar and charcoat
Caneparius, the author of the treatise de Atramentis the compilers of
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books of practical receipts and secrets, as they were catted, such as the
author of the RechterC~<MM~<&i~w~, Andriessen, Fioravanti,Alessio,
Lemnius, Wecker, Hugh Plat, Kertzentnacher, Cortese, Schmuck. In
some respects, as in giving insight into everyday practical working,
these books are as interesting and important as any.
The books on pharmacy also constitute a series by themselves,but
as they are,–with one or two exceptions, such as the JM~aM~~ of
Praepositus,/<«~!M~ ~y~ of Manlius de Boscho, Z~w~ ~/c~<.
cariorum of Quirlcus, M'&M!«~wof Gesner.–cotnpafativety recent, they
do not require special notice.
It is an illustration of the persistence of an idea that all through
the eighteenth century to its very close, when most important dis-
coveries were making and entire!y new theories were advanced, the
controversy as to the reality of transmutation-as a fact and as a
theory-was still sustained. At the opening of it, in t~oz, came
the attack by Sô!dner–as it is said-in the 7<w~M /M~- der
~~«~ replied to in the ~~w~ aus <
Fegfeuer der C~~M/<~ Creiting's vindication of alchemy in D~
F~~o~M ./«~f ~~MM, ~30, Lenglet Dufresnoy's Histoire,
t742, which must be regarded as unfavourable; Fictuld's
Stein, 1753, a sort of biographicat dictionary of genuine and
false alchemists, more remarkable for the author's judgments than
for the information supptied the curious dictionary of Pemety,
t7S3' which as in his other work he strives to interpret the
myths of antiquity as Hermetic; Wiegteb's onslaught on the truth
of alchemy, 1777, with Kortum's teamed and rather dexteroua
reply, !78o, and the collection of narratives ahout transmutation
by Galdenfalk, 1784. Then at the close of the century, 1797
to 1790, appeared Gmelin's 6'F, in which for the first time
the subject was treated as a whole, and as an independent branch of
history, without bias, and apart from controversy as to the truth or
reality of any section of it, but merely as a record of events, persons
and books. Ait these, with others of less note, are in the library.
tn endeavouring to construct the catalogue of such a library
as this, which labour 1 undertook at Dr. Young's request, 1 considered
who were likely to consult it and how best it could be made serviceable
for thé study of the history of chemistry. The persons who may
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possibly refer to it-besides those who actually use the library itself-
are, in the first place, librarians, bibliographers, bookse!!ers, and
collectors of this branch of literature, if there be any such, and, in
the second, students.
For thé convenience of the first group, the catalogue has been
constructed on a more libera! and elaborate scale than would have
been necessary, had the object been merely to make a list of short titles
sufficient to serve as a register for the library. Instead of that the
titles are reproduced in full, the particular copy is described, and any
peculiarities it may possess are noted, other editions are enumerated,
and, when practicable, an account of them, too, is added, which in
many cases has been pûss!Meby inspection of thé books themse!ves.
To the different ctasses of bookmen these details may be convenient
for reference, and for. comparison with other copies. The titerature
is scarce, obscure and almost unknown, and, so far as my experience
goes, while there are lists and enumerations of alchemical books, there
is no bibliography of any part of it.
More particutafty intended for the student, who is concemed with
the contents rather than with the externals of the books, are the notes
which contain biographical and descriptive details and discuss doubtful
or disputed points of chronology, authorship, and other matters. The
authors of most of these books are strangers in this country and are
but little retnembered, or thought of, in their own. Some of them,
however,were amongst the foremost men of their day, conspicuous by
their lives, learning, discoveries and writings. It seemed désirable
therefore,in carrying out the plan had drawn up, to give the student
some notion of the position and authority of the different writers so
far as lay in my power, to refer to the questions which have arisen
about them or their writings, and to the criticisms and judgments
which have been passed upon them.
As it was impossible to accomplish this in full within the limits
of a catalogue, t have endeavoured by lists of authorities, whom 1
have been able to consult, to assist the student further in surveying
the field for himsett In the authorities quoted others will be fbund,
and in these again others, and so the student can continue his research
till he has exhausted the literature, and possessed himself of all avail-
able information at first hand.
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The authorities are not att of equai value for while some supply
much sound information, others furnish an irreducibte minimum. Nor
do they always agree as to dates and other matters of fact, which is
a defect, and their criticisms and décisions also are sometimes*at
variance, which is of very little importance but this uncertainty
adds to the liveliness and zest of the inquiry, and stimulates origin-
aHty and independence of judgment on the student's part, for he .must
lay his account for long and sometimes baMng investigation if he
want to arrive at the truth.
1 have also endeavoured to give him some hold upon the authorities
by arranging them as far as may be chronologically. An advantage
is that if they be examined in this sequence, the statements made,
whether accurate or inaccurate, can be traced to their sources, and thus
by careful examination and comparison it can be decided who are
original authorities and who are compilers and copyists. Another
advantage of the lists is that from their extent and the status of the
persons composing them, an infërence can be drawn as to the import-
ance and interest surrounding any particular writer, ifom his own time
to the présent.
AU the rest is for the student of history himself to do; it
is his affair to examine the facts, thé doubts, the difficulties, the
errors to confirm what is correct, to correct what is faulty and
wrong, to throw light if possible on confused and debateable problems,
and to confess his inability to reconcile contradictory averments and
opinions, when the means for doing so have failed him. ïn the présent
work he will find plenty of opportunities for expending labour and
exercising his critical faculties.
Nor do ï presume to think that what hâve said is in every case
correct and final. There is too great a want of agreement amongst
the authorities for any one, at this time of day, to do more than get
as near the truth as possible through the mists of defective records
and discordant results. The brief abstracts and 'accounts which t
have given are therefore liable to such modification, or correction, as
further examination ût the existing authorities, or new discoveries,may
necessitate. There is no weed which spreads so quickly as error; t
can onty hope that 1 have introduced as little as may be in my state-
ments. One, however, cannot escape the common lot, but one can
 INTRODUCTION xix

perhaps plead, with Lactantius, the common imperfection "est enim

aliquid medium quod ait hominis, scilicet scientia cum ignorantia con-
juncta et temperata." What success this work may achieve will depend
on the proportion of those constituents, and how they are combined.
The inducement which ï have had to go into the matter in detail,
is simply the want of a book of any kind whatever on the subject in
English, wMe those which exist in other languages, in German for
instance, do not cover this ground. With the exception of Ladrague,
whose work, printed at Moscow in 7$ copies, is about as rare as a
manuscript, no one supplies even the pagination, and no one at all
reproduces the titles in full. The compilation of the present work,
therefore, anbrded an opportunity, which !t behovedme not to negteet, not
merely of making a catalogue, but of attempting to begin a bibliography,
at aU events within thé timits which the collection attowed, and of thus
filling a gap in the literature of the history of chemistry, while the
addition of the biographicat notes and the references to the authorities
constituted a guide to the relative Hterature. In no better way, it
seemed to me, could the purpose of the founder be attained.
If, for such naws in the plan and its execution'as use may reveal,
an apology be nccessary, ï can use the words of Ptiny, without, î hope,
being charged with presumption "nec dubitamus, multa esse, quae et nos
prmterierint. Homines enim sumus, et occupati ofHciis: subcisivisque
temporibus ista curamus, id est, nocturnis, ne quis vestrum putet his
cessatum horis."
At the conclusion of a work like the present, one can hardly refrain
from contemplating the theme of it It deals with phases of a science
which is of active interest and influence just now certainly, but is as
different from its former condition as to viéws, aims, methods, and
results, as if there never had been any connection between them. Yet
the chemistry of the moment is also merely a phase, and by its more
rapid development is so much less stable than that of three hundred
years ago, when discovery made slower advance. Stitt the books
enumerated here, unattractive as they are-even unintettigiMe, maybe–
record the thought and experience of many men, some of them among
the most skilful and far-seeing of their time But their labours have
disappeared as if they had never been, their controversies are forgotten,
their discoveries have long ago been assimuated into common
 ~z/o7'û4C~M7c~

knowledge what was right in their work has, as far as they are con-
cerned, shared the fate of what was wrong it is not even known that it
was theirs. "The chiefs of other times are departed; they hâve gone
without their famé. The sons of future years shall pass away; and
another race arise."
Let not the modern student of science imagine that he and hie
work will escape the universal doom. His discoveries, Ms theories, the
most récent, the most comprehensive and progressive, sooner or later
will becomemere archaeotogicatdata, to be included, or, just as likely,
omitted, in a historical review of this time. Such, at least, bas been
the rule in chemistry for the last eighteen hundred years, and there
is no sign of. its being suspended in favour of any- ehetn!st of
to-day.
Thustimesdo shi<t eachthing his turne do's hotd
Newthingssucceedas formerthingsgrow o)d."
tt is this phenomenon which stimulates to the writing of history
and to the antiquarian research on which it rests, the passing, namely,
of the generations with their ideas and pursuits. But change itself is
inevitable,and as the past conditions cannot be recaHedor reproduced,
either in the individual or the race, the most that can be done is to
record something of them.
The history of chemistry, as indeed of all science, is but a succession
of epitaphs upon forgotten men and forgotten discovery. What then
do these men not owe to him who gathers up their works, and In so
doing recalls their achievements, and thus labours to lift that icy pall of
oblivion whichdescends on everything human, just because it is human,
imperfect,temporary, and has to be forgotten to make way for something
else? It was to mitigate that fate as far as human effort can, when it
has to strive with the eternal law and necessity of change, that this
gathering of the writings of bye-gone thinkers and workers was made.
That they were struggling with error-obscured vision towards the light
of reality should cause not neglect of them and contempt for their
shortcomings and failures, but should arouse the Mow-feeHng and
interest of those who at the present moment are engaged in the same
sttuggte, and whose turn for neglect and contempt is coming. Dr.
Young realized this, and the library is bis effort to awaken and foster
such sympathy and remembrance.
 7A~KM?</C7V<W xx!

Whether or not t have succeeded by the présent catalogue in

carrying out his wish to make it as instructive for the purpose he
contemplated as may be, it is impossible for me to say. The decision
of Dr. Young himself is what 1 should have pre.eminentty des!red;
and t should have prized the judgment of one other, whose interest
in the catalogue was to me its inspiration, and whose verdict at its
close would have been my reward. But these voices are now still.
To friends whohave assisted me in various ways, by loans of books,
by references to authorities to which access for me was diHicuït, by
revision with me of certain portions of the work, t desire to tender my
warmest thanks.
First and !ast ï have read the proofs, and am alone
responsible
for whatever errors and misprints exist. May 1 ask those who
may
have to consult this book not to overlookthe additions and corrections
at the end of the second volume?
So, in the old-fashionedwords of old Jean Rey Le trauail a esté
mien, le profit en soit au lecteur, et à Dieu seul la gloire."

JOHN FERGUSON.

13 NSWTON
GLASGOW, PLACE,
z~~wM~ t~o6.
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A. (A). Naturalium Cutter.

GKicka-Rctheat Parace1siChymischem Sdmt&
MEMUM!Zwey&cherScMaogett-stab,tô79.

A. (J.). M.D.
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AALBERT.
De woadetbaïe Geheymen,van den Groote en Klyne Aatbert, in 3 Deelen.
Gedmkt te Parys, la't Jaar 100,000.
SmaM~ 'Ht!. A,to C inetghM, orpp.3-48 Parttt.. B~.A,
to C d~ [pp.tetf.Pmrt t..
F)wtttC. s)g!.A,toC 44- thetMttwo
teawtaMNfum. MS]; ttetghts.ot-pp.
3~:
TMsehap-bcok tcntaiM ttMteMetswithteMtate TheaMt<Mct)stahenmaMy&omthe/%h'<<e.
sifjWtOtMand pat~Mttot. NMhtMCtM MMM x<M)t<« of Mtehad SeotfM. Thé eMcmt b «i))ed
bavehad OtighMiw a but thesebave
beencanceUed atm thétitte-page.
aboveaenefattMeMb. ~M~w~a~~MMMKm~M
for temMne compMnts. The thM b a mh(~.
aiMted. Thoboehh <me~Md),&a)ntts &be MtaeoMcollection «f reeeipt& me~eat, catitMty,
dateandatmottcertataty &bephee.and<M)n !t! phys!ct<tg!cat,etc. ThebookbtMt&MpMthMttoo
hawiagbeensewaapM thetcpaadcMermaiBitt,ef dther AtberMs MesttN «r fMTM. Thé
basbeensoMondersome Mndofte!tr!ct!on. teeetpts eontain nothing ~tinctiwty dtem:ta! or
a!ehem)cat.

ABBATIA (AttTMHUSDz).
Send BneS'von Verwaaddung der Metallen.
Set DRBYvorttetBiche ChymischeBUeher,!670tp. 85.
.SMTETZEN (JOHANNwn) CbymischeBScher,t6~t, p. 85.
Bericht von Verwandelungder MetaUen.
~M-ZWEY vortFeaiche ChymischeBâcher, <yM,p. s.
ThisistheMme<MctM<))epMcedfnc,u)tderadi<&teMMmtt.
Epistobe DuceScnttatonbas Artis ChyaMee mandatœ.
&? MAGN! PHtosophonnnArcaniRevelator,ï6N(,p. 42;.
/<M~M<a. to the McondJB~<<i!;bat<tf<he6nt~&<M<andthe
TatheE~tttesattmpeadedatphnatMy~otw-
Thé &Mf-& MtMspondt ~<<'Mtt~"t«theteMttBtMbew Gtnnao
wertion.
Send-Schreibenvon dem Stein der Weisen und von Vetwandtung der Metallen.
A
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ABBATIA (ANTONtVs DB). C<wA'w~.

Eptstotae Duae Sorutatonbus Artis chenucae mandatae.
~M ROTH-scHOLTZ(fMEOBRtCH), Deutsches Th~ttum Chemicum, tyg:, !i{. p. 6$ t.
Roth~chottt bas KpHnted both the Ger<mm For an eittfact from thé J9< see HttRMR-
and Latin va-sioM. with thé Latin ~«e~/M~M T!SCHMA B.C., ty/S, ). No. xvi.
atreedy mentioned.
[Etn Send-BtieH, Antonii de Abbatia, des Pnestem, von Vowandetuag der Metatten.]
No ptaee,date. or pdMer. Smatt e°, pp. C~Kt.
Fragment of a copy of von TeMen'e C~~tf~ F)! r, meattoned above.
a wcis4uJVawenpasv uarouocHu ulvuwVarurw, aides the edMons of bis EpitttN above mentioned,
who lived about tg~, thct~ty ttttw Raymund there was another wbkh appeared at Hamburg,
Lutty. But this caMMtbe cottect. for, ln MM6Kt 1679,M' and Baumer menuoM ae édition of the
~~Mt (if it be by him), he qaotM AuputHo, Latin. Notimbet~M. t&gt, and of the GenMm,
who a«tt)'b)hedat the begiamng <<(thé tixteenth Maooheitn, t~s~, 8*. t suspect that t6at ts a mis.
century. Baumer (?«. C~M., p. Bt) cMs him print for tMt, and that he means RûUt~choMta
M~ttMaMt ~~At~j~)' and says M Mved at reptiat. an that Mannheitn ht a mittatte for
the close of the sixteenth century. ln tMs~bow. Munchen.
ever, Baumer bas confusedhim wtth a De Abatia, He is said to have devoted Mm~etfwith great
a pbyslcian at the end of the tbtttMth ceotury, aMcet< ta thé art, Mad wrote thoe Eptsttes to
wh~ was bom &tToutouse. Oa thé other htmd, expiais Ma methodt. The author of thé pte~ee
Gmetin (<<M~ !i. at). hesitatiag ahout both to the .D~ C~t~-J~ M~ awards him
bis netiomttity ana date, ptaees bhn among the the highest praise as au expoaadtf of the mysteries
ttatian atetKmbts eeaMtnpûtM'ywtth Boyle. Be. of the art.
NMati. M~t ?~!Mt<<««<'W XM/<<<W ~W< tre, <<!<fW<t <&<
Weige!, Cto~. tyyy,
'?9- P' § ttM, e, 4.
Bore!,&jt<M C~on~a, t6M. p, '5. BtMtner, B~M~e C~x~M, ty8a, p~8t.
Roth~chcttt, ~W«<A<Mût«SM. t7a7. p. 3. GmeUn,~<h~Ct<M~,tya8.ii. pp.af.9COt.
Lenglet DnffeNtoy,~M. <&la ~'A~<t«~M<' Her. Schmiedar. C<a-Atf~!f<&y~&)t<w<tam. p. t&).
<H<!tt'~<«, M!.
ty49t 79. Gr&Me. ~<<x~ '849. H'. P. 640.
i7S, Pt. p. M.
Ftttutd.
An~M)'SM«, Kopp. /~<<~&< t8e6,H.p. 33&

ABBREVIATIO de secretis secretorum Joannis pauperum.

See JOANNES PAUMRUM.

A. B. C. vom Stein der Weisen.

See HERMETtSCHES A. B. C.

ABRACADABRAoder SammlungunbegîeiHieher und au&erMdentUchetGeheHn*

nisse aus âttetCtZeit. Fut Freunde geheimer Wissenschaften und der uralten
Goldmacherkunstaus seltenen H&ndschnften and kostbaten DruckschrMten
gesammelt Coln. Bei Peter Hammer's Erben.
~pp.!&~ Nodate. (ï8–?).
This containson~ twoor three paMCMpbsvirtuesof somecommonplants,and is nothing
relatingto mtd.tMhmg.H ts chieflytaken cp morethana coBeetion ofw.eattedsecrets,eithera
withcuresMrtUsproaucedbymagie,sympathy reprintof an o)dwork,ora modemcompilation
and antipathy,magatMeûtes, and the medicat <h)mtheoldsectet-moagers.
ABRAHAM.
Préceptes et Instructions du P~re Abraham à son 6)s, contenant la vraie
sagesse hermétique, traduits de l'Arabe.
MCHEBOURG (J. M. D.), BiMtcthequedes PhilosophesChimiques,(<7S4),
iv. p. 5~.

ABRAHAM ELEAZAR.
R. Abrahami Eteazans Urattes Chymisches Werk, welches ehedessen von dem
Autore theils in Lateinischer und Arabischer, theits auch in Chaldâischer
und Syrischer Sprache geschrieben, nachmals von einem Anonymo in
 ~FM~4~ 3
ABRAHAMELEAZAR. CM~.
unsere deutsche Mutterspracbe ubersetzet, nun aber nebst Mgehongen
Kupfern, Figuren, Gefa&en, Oe<en, einer kurzen Vorrede, notHgen
Registern, wie auch beygefBgtemScMBsset derer in selbigem vorkom.
menden fremden Worter, ingleichen einigen phitosopMschen Regeln von
dem Steine der Weisen zu Nutz und Gebrauch aUer Uebhaber der edten
Hefmetischen Philosophie, in IL Theilen zum o~ntHchen Druck befotdert
worden dmch Mum Gotasium SchwtU'tztnitgicum,P. M. & I. P. E.
Zweyte AuBage. Leipz!g, in Lankischens Buchbandiung, !y6o.
a*. Titt~ PM&tt,LettersigoedL.N.Debdios,JM. t8, tMS,Verses.Abtaham'tt
addtess<othé Jew<,quomtion ftomUb.!v. &M<,!a aUpp~TeM:Text, pp. M9:
RMi!t~,pp.[tjj. ~DotfmfeeeMdyMMntving~
Mtdeabbettsticaf~K!, expt~tingHemMUC secrets.WQ<xteu«i6<heteMcf<tppMatus
The second part bas the (bHowingtMe-page_:
Donum Ûei SamueMsBaruct), Des Juden Rabbi, Astmiogt und Philosophi,
gebohten aus dem Stamm AbmhMos, Isaacs, Jacobs und Juda, welcher
erlernet das gtû&e Gebeimnifsdes grofsen Meisters Tubalkains aus dessen
Tabett, geftmden von Abrabamo E!eazare, dem Juden. I. N. U. CXI.
8'. 'ntte. ShortMeabuhuy of chemicatwordswithtttteandptr<&c& pp. [Ml.
Text.pp.to~ Registar.
pp.[M}. 6 platescontaining
<$eymb~MdestgMwood.
M<sofcbem!ca< apptMtus ia théMM.Tbis, thoagh!t t)MseoMMe titte. pM<nation
and signatures
ts pj-ioteduaifonaty withthép~ecedin~part,andt<antntesat
of AbrahamEttMM's work,beingtefeuedtobyGerva<t!u<!:athepte&eetoPartporthm
J.
An edition, most probaMythe6rM. was pabtithed Of Abraham Eteatar, Samuel Barueh, and even
by Augustinus CnaiM at BMitrt.tn t?M. !t eon. Gtrwa~M Mnxe~ nothfng seetns to be known.
tahts in PMtt.: pp. ~9], dictionanrhitl.text. m, The main qaes~on ? M to thé aatheaticity of the
index M:
mdex [14): aod
and fat~rt
in~'art dletlow
titte~teM, 87; book. and tt bas to be prcved that tt is Menttcat
index, etc. hs~ The tMe ts ptioted in Md and with that desctibed by Hamet, and not a httr
black, and thé nnptes~oM of Ote phtes eotMted pmdttction writtea to Mtt Ftame)': description.
by J. C. Boeck of Weimarare better tban <hMein There istteertaMmMty. especMytn thesymbotio
thé T?~ issue. ïo one copy wMchï bave <een, whieh can be accouoted for in either way,
the dictMtMty b put after the pfdimtnaty <Mt<ef ptetuires,
but when it is KmembeKd how mad) doubt hMgs
in Part ï., but in another copy u b pbeed at the round the whob Flamel legend, the second explan.
very end of Part H. Amoag the prdiminaty ation b the more ptobabte. Dr. Kopp (jD~
ntattar thé Btst édition bas one teaf comatoiee a ~~<M~, tM6~ il. pp. 3<4-3t7)bas giwenthé wotk
Mstof tt M8$.whlch Cn)si)Mhad tt !a histnind to careful ooMtdemtion. and &<M«fntenMt évidence
puMMh. Of these No. 6 btht tract of a eeMain bas dMwn thé conclusionthat the book it spurioM,
Lucov!cus oxvtus (~.f.), to which GerMdas ttat Abraham Eteatar and Samuel Bameh are
refera in bis pretMe as aMudiag to Abraham suppositittoos po-sonage!, that GeMa~ot la the
Eteamr. ThhteafttomUttd in thé secondediNen. pseadoNym of thé real euttMr, and that the work
The :eeoad édition, howe'Mr. ceataiM et the end )s later thm ïname), and not eatiier than the
of the second P~ pp. ~°<' of 'S6 seventeenth eentaty. WhSe this la most Uketythe
philosophical nues or canons Mspectfngthe philo. correct oondoston as to the book ln iM ptesent
Mpher's Mené. This series b aot & the Bn-t form, Genwius may. however bave based hb
edition. (&!f pRUjOSOPHtStHE Regein.) adaptation on some old Ms., if he did not actually
book
thé prêtée GerMsiuseives au Mcomt «f thé fepmtt Otte, as he pmtsses to bave donc. There
beok whtcb he Mys etdsted in MM.oaty, eaeetty is a drawing of thé maMac<eof the innocenta
MMght atter, but dMic~t to see Md c<Mtw M e~detttty <~mbo)!«d,&omthé beok of Abt'aham
copy. and he tharefMe had !t p~ntcd. It wasMm the Jew" ln thé UbMty of thé Arsenal, Paris,
thé bookofAbMhnmtheJewthat givcaby Lacroix inLs AloysnAgsel!a Rsxafxxancc,
Marne!gatnedhb
dtiM.and the work was (Medaboby OftMS,above PatM, i. Art. wi! and again by Lacroix je
mentioned, and by the author of the CUMKU6E~eot~t,)[<~ Mt~pM OM~MMt<n<~)Mt ~6~, Paris,
UNTEMUCHUNG etUeher MineMtien (~.f.t. He t8?t. p. 46<. This drawing la a more daborate
tnes to ateettain the date at whieh Abraham version cf the tame scènewMch is both in
Eteamr <aay bave CouAhed, and the pMtaMe Abraham EteMar's and In MarnN's given wortm (~.f.).
truth of the statement that be drew the n<~ndpia' Without an eiiamioatioo,therefore, of suchMss.as
of the art from the copper tables of Tt&at~&in. odst, ï shontdnot Bheto asseft unbesitatingly
who tfMMmittedhis secrets to posterity both by may that ÛenrasiMwas the aMhor, and did not acmaity
w}tieg and by tymboUe pieMM as wetL Ger. reprint a MS.in whole or ln paK. Such MSS.were
VMtws,natMaBy, suppotts the truth of this state. known to Lenglet Do&Maoy (~M. <~ /<t /W&).
meot.and ptowea.ashethtohs, tbatToba!-Cain<m.s ï~a, ?. p. yo), ttnd probabty
the CMt e<)gMter. metaMargbt. Md ehen~tt. !n N~~ ~tM~Mf,
somoare ~0) to be <mmdboth in pabMc and in
the second part there are several tefefente!to these primateMbKM'fet.
copper tables.
4 ~M/M~–PFZMVi<?

ABRAHAMELEAZAR.
-SMHERMMtSCHBS
A. B. C., t?7S,t. No. u:.

ABYSSUS ALCHYMI~E EXPLORATUS.

Pm~AMTHA (NMtMM!S).
ACHARD (FnANzCARL).
Franz Cart Achards, Mi~Meds der K&n~L Preufsiechen Académie der
Wissenschaften,der Rômisch-KaiserMchen Académie der Naturforscher, der
ChurMrstttch M~n~schen und Chu~mtHch B&yenschen Academien, wie
auch der Schtesiseh patnotisch-oeconomiMhenSocietât, und det gelehrten
GeseMschf~tsnzu Harlem, Danzig und Berlin. Chymisch-physischeSchriften.
Berlin, bey Amo!d Wever, t~o.
a*,pp.367. M'Md<
Achant was bon) M BerMo~ApfHaS, 17~3, ma t~t~t. )tt4 wtMMM. He Mbett hnown tbr
<Me<tMKnoent. MM-Bteshu. Aph)ao, ïSet. He tMtvfag(attodMed<tMtperfecttd, atto- MWtat yean'
pmMeuted teiearehes on eteettichy,adhe<!oa,eoM «tbom', thé tnaxt)tMt<Meof Mgar &Qmbeetmot.
prodaeed by ewponmoa. on aMd ait MM!its Hewn)<e<<M~tM<<)n<hhMwwt[y:tt)
sotvent Mtioo, the aettea c{ aMe actd apoo o)b partieuhf: ûxt ~«ti~<!f<«-~ZM<aMt«~<w <tw
<md ioBammab~ Mbtt&noM.amt other tonie!, ~tMt~Ot. L~ptt~, itStft.
aecotmts of wMeh ate cont&itMdto the ptesent Me'Md, Z~~A~ft :T<«<)t~s«~,Lemgo. t~,
volume. Another «ttaaM of wpets appeMed in i. pp. 8.t~ <aoï, <]<.p. $. ~/t!{!MM~ Z~«<
~784. M<t teetatM en otpenmentat phyatcs in B~t~s.t.p.97. (AHMobyOppenheim.)
ACXTELMEÏER (SïAtusLAUS REtNHAM).
Idsa Harmonica CorrespondentMeSuperiorum Cum Inferioribus. Das ist:
FatbM der gteichfonnigent~befemsUmmungder obem KtSNten mit denen
untern, defs Firmamendschen Rimmels mit der Ein- und Aufsstrahlung der
Gewâchsen, Thieren und Mtnetaten: Wie das obere Gestirn defs Macro-
cosmi, das ist, der grossen Welt s!ch verstehet mit der Irradiation dets
Gestirns in dér kleinen Welt, defs Menchen, &c. Durch die Menge der
Exemplen, und derer in der VemunSt gegrundeten Ursachen entworCën.
Von StanislausReinhard Acxtetmcier. Augspurg,druckts Abraham Gugger.
Zu bekommen,bey Daniel Walder,Buchh&ndtern,ï?o6.
8vo,pp.~] 994. Rester [t6].
FtCtuM (/«-< ~7~, Il. spdb bb <ef~M~~ ~MM~~t~M<<M tter
Mme Aextelmeyer or EMehneyer(/~ p. 69) and Theit. A~MtoM, t6ts (?), ater bisA<!h~<oM<.s<e)-Th., )noo.
says that att bis hbout is notMttg but "MribMe. HaHer <!fit!<MmAftdmeyw. ttnd qMotes (JM/.
ment, Mphhticat &eetMand anM~atehin~. with Botanka. t7~. il. p. 4?) R~ot~~ &- ~t)~
whtchhebad better bave ttayedat home." But in <&et B«<te«)~ <<?- C~etaMw, M~[<e< M«t
j~ ~Mt~&~Wf /M<s~ ~Z'~M<< tyy), p. ay8, a<M<~Ht2TM< AampuM. )[<M,9'; SchwbMtt.
in the &)~ sur ~M~Mt der <M<~ t~ ï7o6. 4' In his ~<. ~&«M- ~M<&!<,t~M.
tySs. p. 6so. by G<ndh (Gt~MoMt OM~, :v. p. ty3. he Keeatsthis tMe, but gives editioMof
1798. :i. p. 3!<]r),by Schmieder (Ge«AM<!< Aa~p. tyo~ f <~ S': Tyts, 4°: Md tenMt him
~A-~Mt~. tSaa. p. St4). Md by Kopp (M- IncorrectlyRfcli8rd.
Akksmis. :886, ü369~
~A-A«)t«.iM6.:i. gbs~bisname bwtittM
is wittea AtM.
Axtel: ofaMtettty, but
ThepteKatwm-ttdOMnottMat
mayer, whereas Fuchs (JM~<M'f«e<,t8o$, p. tto) of the tympathy <M)danttpathy Mpposed M exiM
<athMn)ReinhotdAxtetmSer. between thé dMMentsections cf thé tmtwMe, the
Othef boo)'s by AMttd)ae)e)'quoted Me /~t connecthn of thé microcoemwith the mMtoeoHn
~V<«'~< Wf~ <t~ ~tAu~, Sch~KtbfMih.and the ntdMoa of inHuencestram one to the
<7c6, 4". AMgsburg, <?t6,<t'' ~t eM der Un- other.

ADELUNG (JOHAtMCHM8MPH).
Geschichte der menschtichenNarrheit, oder LebeMbesehte!bungen berûhmter
SchwMzMnsttet, Gotdmacher, TeutetsbMner, Zeichen- und Liniendeuter
Schwanner, Wahtaager,und anderer philosophischerUnholden. Erster TheN
 ~jD~tWC-~Z)AfO'AV770 s

ADELUNG (JoHANN CmusTopH). C~M~w~

[–Siebenter Theit], Le!pzig, !n der Weygandschen Buchhandtung, t~Ss-
1789.
r ~T" ?'' PP. ? MX['1. pp.M~eM. t?~. !tt_pp. 4*3
1788.
6~t ~?~
1189.Vil. pp. (à]408.
This work was poMbhed anonymously. The Seadivoeius: Johann Heiotieh von Mllhlent'e1s.
tint thtte volumes tmw <t vignette on thé titte- VII. John Dee AMhwDee PaMcebus.
paee.ttteretMiniogwtumeshawnone. Aneighth The~ MvMare writtenwith considerable fulness,
votame was pubtMMd in ~799. bat–M in the AdehtM baving a~tected noM of the avathMe
present toMance–tt h ffequent!y atMating. In m&te<M. He be~MMwty good lists of the
tho prefacoto the aetenth volumeAdetnn~deeMaN wfMMgtof the gits dMetent petMns. For authorities,
to Mveathb name,and delends bb tteatmeM of the thetetore. and mattersof fact Addattg's <MUBCt!ons
whole «tbject Mt~Mtthe author of a reviewwMe)) are valuable,but opoebis ettimattsofthe indtvMuats
htMtappeareda.ttttteeMtter. and upon thé totarpretattot)and ttitiefem of their
GfMMe(?Mar da ùtWt ~aw, t8s9. i. eo)~tts MeMMdaimtnofdhnceefMbepheed. Adelung
thewor)tett)'fou8M<tmtdy6oMdcomphte. Thefe could pe)-ee!ve)M merit whatever tn any of the
was another wottt. ~(~ sur <&~Mt~ <<<f mea whoM thra :hB deoirthed, atd te puts
<MM<~MMA%M<W!en,t~,bMt[fdoesnot !av)ttiMhr tho wot6tpoMiNe construction upon thé
bttoottoAdetung'8. events oftM)' Uvet.actions, writings and ideas.
This work i< ueeM for thé history of atehemy, Adelung was born at SpMtekow <n PooMmnia,
M tt ooatatat nottcM «f thé Mtowtng peKona~M, 't (~ '73*)' wmad)st)ngNM)ed and
of the most of whom thé Mme$ occur to the te~Mter at TMuft, md tibnu'fM atpMMogbt, Dtesdeo. He
present catatogue: Vol. t. Nicolas BtrnMtd; died then: in Sept. 1806. He WM author of a
GiotMttiR'MceMo Benc GiotMa) AutetioAugu. work on M(neta)<)~y !n six volumes. Leipzig &
MMo;JehMn Jcedtttn Becher Johann ConMd K
Dippel. n.ComeMmwaDfebbeL ïtt.N!co)a:t M8o, p. t.
Wef)!,D<M~M'~&M<b«t,
Ftamet. tV.Johann Rudolph Glauber; Johannes Me)Net, Au <Ms<M!F ?~M<M~A!)!<t,tw6, i. pp.
Baptista ven Hetmottt: DavM Beuther. V. Hein. N3-38. ~/&!M~W /~HMf ~<)e~ 1875. i.
ti~ Khonfath. Vt. DetMe Md Atuys: Michad p. 81. (AfMebySeheMr.)

ADEPTS.
&? UVES (THK) Of THE APNTS ln A!chemysticai Pbilosophy.

ADEPTUS.
Eines wabren Adepti besondereGeheimnissevon der Alchymie,t~s?'
~a?H.(c.o.).

ADBPTUS FATALIS, Das ist: Geld, spricht die Wett!1 Freyburg gedruckt
An. lyat.
SPBCTRUM
SFAGtRtCUM,
t/~t.

ADEPTUS INEPTUS.
THAKSANDER,t744.

ADEPTUS REALIS.
&< KASTELL (C. V. V.), t7t6.

ADEPTUS scientMB& attis HenNettCfe.

fMUNDUCHES Send-Schreiben.

ADMONITIO, Instructio & Ptobatio contra omnes eos qui Auram potabile
extnt pMcessum & tinctumm Lapidis Philosophici un!vetsa!isbrevi temporis
spado pnepafare sibi & a!!is &k6 persuadent & sibi pKqtonunt
&e THKATRUM CHBMtCUM, t66!, v!.p. 382.
Set WARNUNO, Instructionund Beweifs.
& ~JMK~A~M

ADROP.
~<*BXPOStTtO
et PracticaLapidisAdrop.
MONTE(GVtDOMAQNUS CE),Tractatulusseu DescriptioPhilosophiciAdrop.
Seoa noteon Adrop'byKopp,~f ~M<M~,t8M~t). p. 389.

AECHTER (voN) hennetischen Arzenei.

See SEMLER (JOHANN SALOMON).

~EGÏDÏUS DE VADIS.
Dialogua inter Naturam et filium Phitosophie. t'abuta dtversofum metallorum
vocabula explicitas.
SeetHEATRUM CHBMtCUM, t6S%ii. p. 85.
See MANGET ChemicaCuriosa,1?02,i!. p. 326.
0. j.), Bibliotheca
Schmiedw (p-e~S) tnimame! theautttef, A~tdtus ex MMhtthecaMgt&RichemwuM. ï?. MHStM!i)
de Vood!~ Thia diategue, <cj:ethw w!th. tmeta AntmtS9t.bttt~hetha'ttMtt)~e<))-recto)rWt,o)'
by Riptey, HothhdM md others was <:<t)ted by whetber ~%idim be a real peMonage, ût tMtety a
Penot)Mwithan tntMduetton, and 6Mt MpabMshed Meadonymof Pet~tus', t do Mt know. Thé font)
Ft'Mcofmth Apud ïo. S&Utiam,"*<&&fMtt Bw. Ë~MitMetM CtMM.
Thé epMeof ~gidt)m te his Meod"N" b d&ted

~UA L~ELIA CRISPIS.

&? THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6;9, iv. p. 805.
Tnb is an epitaph eut on a block o( whiteand NicohnN Barnaud, who wrote a commentary on
red marble, which existed at Mogm. As it is a the inscription in this sente, reptinted in !in~««t
compteteenipaa, it bas eitercbed the witsofmany CA<MMK«t, !M.p. 744(?.<), an<!ht Manget, ~tM<e
perMM for three hundted years to find out tts ~ca C<«w&oCtf~M. ii. p. 7t9(?.<'A Ttee~ta~h
meaning and application. Marius L. Mfehae! with iMputtMoc antitheses WMtoo cheicea m«t<et
Angelus paMbhed 410 pampMet on it at VttMee, to escape thé atchembM, who were <!Mei<nned by
in tS48 Sir W. Scott attxdes to it as a petenoM obscurities titte those of the ?Mt~t &)MM~'x«
ttntiqtMnM problem (7~ <<«<~ae<y, eh. xiv.). and ddighted la asc~bing to the great AK~aum
tn 1683CtesafMalvasiainnis pampMeteamaetates the most contradictory properties, so as Mdttptay
foMy.tBKeattemptedsotath)nsofi<. ttha:beett its Mn!te pereMtbtM,and at the eame time tobaffle
thought to dénote min, the soul,Niobe, Lot's wi<e. the uaiaitiated,
n ehM promised in marriage that died be~fe its Botet (B~~ C~h. ï6stt P. 3) "MM bave
Mtth, and M on, See the notiees in Acta Brudi. cotMidetcdthe inscription to be fMchea)!eat; he
/a<~ i6~t. p. a63; IT06, p. 88 ~7~, p. 6: quotes the exphmtion of it by Richardus Basin-
in CbMtoph. Angust. HennMm s feo~e, Hotte, ttoeMus,DcfdtMht, 1618.
1?:a6.iL Po ïn wenespreB]<edto thé ~itAtt~M~M ~!K<MtO!
Here of course it is applied to the pMtoMphe's ~M.M<ttofNoah B! Lood. ~65~,
stone, for which interpteMtion we are indebtedto ~tste<ett~dto.

~ELIA I~ELIA CRISPIS.

See BORMCHtUS(OLAUS),De Ortu et Progressa Chemin Dissertado, in MANGET
(J. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Cunosa, tyos, i. p. 26.

~ËNIGMÀ.
ALBINEUS(N.), Bibliotheca, tôy~, Part L, p. 78.
A~ ARtSLEPS.
-S~ TETZEN(jfOHAMN VOtt), 169!,p. ya
See zwEY vottrea!che Chymische Bâcher, ïys9, p. M.
See also PARABOLA.
aiso PHJLOSOPHISCHES RATZEL.
See abo PHtMSOFH!CAL&!DDM.
See also RATZEL.

~NIGMA CABALISTICUM.
~e MONTEHERMKns (JOHANNDE), Explicado Centri in Trigono Centri, t68o,
aig. C~
 ~~V<~M-4</ 7
_T_
~NÏGMA MAIERÏANUM.
MREL(PtERM),BiMiotheca
Chem:ca,t6S4,p. 97;.
~ENIGMA Philosophicum ad filios veritatis.
See SBNMVOOtUS (MtCHABL).
A'< also ENtGMB philosophique.
This!s dM~eatfromthéfaM~t ~«~<t /i<«~w<t.
<<ENIGMAPtMtosopMcumde Secreto Phymcotum.
BBNBMcrus(MBBMUs), NucleusSophicus,t6z~ p. 74.

~ENIGMA Philosophorum s!ve SymbolumSatumi, pet parabolas Azoth dihctdë

cstendens.
~MTHKATttUMCHBMMUM,t6!iw.p~S7.
MANOET (j. j.), BibliotbecaChemicaCuttosa, t7M, li. p. t98.
Th!tbMentteatwMhthefan~&t<M<«%pM pMethé Mta on MttN.t<!Oec~teePMhxo.
/M~eMtW. S~ sttt)DtVOO!Uf!(M.)butcent- phoMmPMte!thm

~ENIGMA, in welchemder Procefs angedeutet wird.

TH!!OfHtt<us,
Mineralogia,tyog, !yo6,p. 4}y.
~ENIGMATA.
HOULUS(BENEMCTUS),
Rosarium Novum Otympicum,pars prima, t6o8
p. 7t.

~ËNIGMATA DE TINCTURA.
SeeSTERNHALS Ritter K)fe!g,tS9St8;g.G Ht); 1680,p. 7$.
(JOHANN~
~NIGMATA DE TINCTURA.
Su MOULUS Pandora,t6o8,p. 968.
(BBNBO!CTUS),

~ENIGMATICUM EPITAPHIUM.
See<EUAt~EUACRISPIS.

AGGRAVI (GtovANFRANcasco).
Protolume Chimico echeggiante di condupplicati paraphïM!, la Natura non
diuersafe net)& ammetria ddte connaturali opeiationi, entruso l' epilogati
termini spatgind redMndantt babamid remedij, & atcanisati magisteri
nuouamente indagati, & theoricamente esptotati da Gio~an Francesco
AggraviSenese. In Parma, M.DC.LXXVIII. Per GaleazzoRosati, Con
Licenzade' Superiori.
~.pp.MM7M
~· tx~1
~y t~l·
The BMt part of thts work is devoted to a HaNer (B<M.JM~y~wA, t7M, Mi.p. t~),
destdpthm of pMeesses and opeMttcM, and a copiedb~Gmetin <C«MMaMe,tM9,M.96?).quotas
4iscMstonupon CBOCMl pfhtciples and de6o!tioM. ~<M~)!eyMM, t~dwa, ï<&), 4* an<t T~/t!~
The second tontaiM p)Mn!MeeMt!eattecdpte, <&M< wf~HM OM<<M<t<t,
Venetfa,108%ta*, both hy
arranged h a!pM)et!eet order. A~mvi.

AGNEAU (DAVtD L').

~<e L'AGNEAU(DAVtD).
8 ~G7msyM-~<M/4

AGNOSTUS (iRBN~us).
~M FORTAUTtUM Sdeatœ, t6ty, t6t8.
ThisattthwwMpe~MyGoM~rdAfthtMiM. Kopp. ~A~t~, ,eK. ti. p. 7; butsee<~
Co)Mte<oroftheGyMaMiumatFMnh&tttMaM., 'A~)t<Mt,t6i&
whowMteeomee~RMt<nteJat[ttM<<;Me
AGRICOLA (DAMNL),PmMPtSTtus.
Gatetazeya. Siue Revebtcr Sec~tofum. 1. De Lapide Phitosophotum. ïï.
De Ambico Etyzu-. Ht. De Auro potabit!, & Pomts Pandisi. Authote
Agdco!a Philopistio Gertoano. Cotonite. Apud Petrvm Mettemich, pfop&
AugustmianosAnno M.DC.XXXÏ.
at<. M3rs. t bbatt]. ThisvolumetcntatM tte. pp.aj Moterte
théteadet~tp!a!n:nt!
thédeeepO~00e),pp. 3.6 ctt~t)aad oceasSnof théboo)(.
pp. Ptut LtiOMtMtag<~thécontMtB.op.~.ty; eMtdMogueef DMietM<t
pp. t8~. ConMMt!. t paMofthé Gatera<eya,
tnto pp.93.toa; eaNedLa 8
jMchMttM, mbdttided
MIoMptMmm, Mvem K ctioM,pp. t. tndexandËrmtft,pp. ?.
The.fentaMaf: twopatM~fth <htif<ntMduetMydMeptet)tMaot MM~Md~a M
y)tmM. WeMth~ evarpt(et<d!ta thé~Mt«HtbnMtheatst part thétoMxhtMMy
~t~WMsomebcwte<to)tt!botaow)othesec<)ad<dtt<<)B)tT)asbeeapeth!h
r<ghtphce(p.t6).
This la considered an atchoatoat book, and b mm, eaMedJcaeMmM. who had wasted bis
ascribed to "G. Agricola Phitopbtfm" by Bo~t yoang subMaMe tn MMrcbmgfor the pMtoMpher'<Mono,
(~<M.C~<x<<-<ï6~. p. 4). who gites "Lapisla aed was <btM)(eoof hk MasMk sud Mqoaiotance,
PhitoscphoMte" as ao attomattw tlde and the came to thé town whetw ÛMtie)WM,and as tack
date. Cotoaiea. !Mt, M'. Boret ia copfed by would have t<met him and toM him hhsonoww.
Du&estoy (~ AiMt~M, {y~t. !ii. Daniel tOMotedMtn and promised that be would
p. Sah whoidentités the author withG. Af~icetathe reveal to Nm thé Mae stont. Mer DMie! and
metaMutKbt,addiag the date t~. Schmieder Joachlmus had Mwt together for aoveaM, Daniel
(Gum. d. Al~kamie.18,32.P. Q(0)co troxnthese d!ed eattoty atthenotitnnMtttMe~ofonohttodKd
wdters, but nta.ket
WtiteM, a~kesaddMonat~Sett~by
addi ivralt
di>~yby McrtMmf
aa<xibiag aad ten y<aM. Jeachtmo: thm conMaitted hi<
thé ~< <<!«cA d ~~Mef<<, K6tn. tS3t teaclúJlg to wrltlag, both for the ¡uldance of othoi,
(y.f.t.eboto Accota thé metathMBist. Noaeof and ln meMOtyof Daniel bhMcM~ This work
th<ae whteKmeattoM thé ï63< editba. and if ft came into the htMds of the writer of
were oot that fe<eteMels made in itse)f(p. !6) to a whoet~r be WM.who had il pdttted. 6.thepr~Me, TMdatet
Mevioasedttion, shcotd Incline to thebeM that now ~wn wttt not suit Geû<~ A~Hech mtdet any
Bofd )Md made mh<ahe tn the date, wMch dfco)MMncee. If Daniel aearMMd se y~M prior
was coptett by subséquent wfitot. Thé aMdptton to t63i, my ln ts~Ct then he was a!ive twenty-five
of the book to GeorgeAgticola. and the statement ye<ttstt<terGtOMeAtjt<co)awMd«td. If the book
by Schmiederthat Agricola had punaed Alchemy was pnMhhed i<t ~531 and DaeM was aUve so
tn hh youth, but that Ms books thottgh pxinted before that time, say in ï4<o. he mMt bave
then dM not attrMt notiee t!Mafter he had become beeoteayetmeMatttMt,pcMiNyMartee)),bd<)m
otherwisedbtmgubhed. willnotstand !nvMtigatt<m. Geo~e Agricolawas bord.
t. The ~ah~ <M~«cA ff' ~NM< is a book of Thé whote stMy seemu to be CctMot)!. Thé
tnbceHmeoM reedpts and treaM verytUghtty of book is not by GeoMB Ae-i'ioht, tt is act about
transmutation and altho iM date be tsï. thé Alchemy, M tbat Scnmftedet's dedwMfonof the
of
place ptinting is tMt gtven moM Mhdyh was name f~m i~p<t Md <?* meMing the fbttMnate
printed hy ~eaotph at EHmMmt a. The or ")cyîut Mmthness," a nd to that pMduct
)fe<e)r!))e
CttA~M~ does not treat of Alchemyat ail. but of "pattehotoa" which the a!cheMNB called
is a book of Roman Ctthotic eoaowet~ and "eapatearvi."hoMMnotMen<e. tttheC<!<eMM<y"
be)ie&, and it wu tecommended to be <Medfor te thé ttmtt of a buadred and ten years' study,
converting heretiM. The Lapis PMtMOphcrom travel, méditation, fastroctioa, tt h very Matt far
spoken of is entitety maboMeat.Md<tgni6es faith !tsage. !fSehiNiedef'<&Mte)aenO)abootA$nco!a't
m the Roman CamoHechurch. 3. Thé nomiMtl youthMahihetmcat ffMdies and paMieathMM wore
attthor ie DanM–not G. or <Seom–AgHtota1 coftBCttand the Ga&~M~" wae one of these
~M<<«<M, 'toveroftheMth.'–not~M~M~j, printed ta t<3*tAj~cota at that time was tb!)tY.
'tovefofenquhyotre!eaMh,'as8tbnd<derfiMs it.
4. The auther or editor confessesCfMMymat the thetefNre,
seven(pc<a!Sy!btW-cne)yeaMofaje;
and he had pabtbhedBMayomb.
thé Ar-
titte Is an ingenfous otte, a bait to catch readers, <m««<M,wu settted at atfeady
ChoaafM!,and was a man
"esca in hamo,qao pbces capiuntar," as he says, ofdMnctian for sctMtatsMp.
so that thèse who bay or tettd the book !n the hope Thp bock hMdtymedM «) mwhnoUee, but tt
that they wttt teato how to mahe eoid, thé eotd hM been so pemtMeattyatctibed to G. AxWeotathat
that peAhet)),wN) ned that theyhMe aeqmred ithtaitwtNthattheaeooontitgiveooftMf~oatd
instead a pean ef pfiee)e<svatue. s. The otigin be known, and the MtMenterrors MctMed. Kopp,
of the book ia desMibed h the introductionand however. says (/?! ~&<<iM~,tM6, p. 4t) &at
a~t dMogtte. The author (DanielAgricola),who thèse wo)<s are emtneûMty asefthedto Mm,<h<Mth
was Uving lu Germany Mme years beforethé heis not correct In myfng that the C<w«;)m b &y
date or thé book, after toag study and maMng a G. Ag~eeta but hé auotes Schmieder as to the
gréât aeq))!«Ment<.<(tthé âge of y< Mvened over oMMungof the word (/M~. Il. p. 3~, and does not
a)) thé wwtd and ttaraed he ceoM. Attef an eeem to bave beeo ttwate that book doe< not
absenceof 60 years, he retumed to Germany. A d<at with Alchemyat <tdL
 ~tc/?/c<?~
AGRICOLA (GBORG).
Georgii Agricolae De ortu & causis subterraneorum, Lib. V. De natum eorum
que dHuunt ex terta, Lib. IIII. De natum tbssU!um,Lib. X. De ueteribus
& nouis metaUis,Hb. II. Bermannus,siue De re rnsetaMicaDialogua. Inter-
pretatio Germanica uocum r~ metaU!cte, addito Indice tcecandiMimo.
[Ftoben's dev:ce.] BattHeae,MDXLVI. Cum pnuitegio Imp. Maiestatis ad
quinqueonium.
Folio. )%.46y[tb)Mk]. todex[s4 Devicet.i]. CM~M.-Basiteaeper
Hiaenymum FMbentem etNia.BpbtophMn
Menne M.D.XLVI.
"1- copy
Thb -u L_t_8 _t. .6_ -t-- Septembtl, l' -t- .o.L.
that ~ .t-
betoaged to Lehmnn. whMe tmns. <epMftte!y,and «mdude they made their
lation of the tracts is tefared to be)ow; It con. Ctst appeamnee la the preseat volume. Thèse
«hx numeroue MS. notes bv him and leaves of four <)'act$were transtatea into Genmm by Ernst
MS. hMeMed. It ts a vety wd)printed book. Lchmann: C.f~'j~~Mw~M
Of theM treatises <he &~M<MM was pnbMthed ~j<«/, Freybet):, t8c6.M. four parts, of which
M Ba<et by froben, iN9 M, tSfo, S' M PMis, part tu. h in two volumes.
*jM'. -S't Gomam.'m 1. G. St~ R~ab)<tr&. Qt}tere4M!NMefHMK)dtectiat:ate~Bati)..isss.
tMe, N*: and by Fr. Au~. Schtntd, t.rober~, fol. Bad)., iM8, fb).. Witteberg.. t6t% 8': ttafSn
lsoo. 8" UaMtation V!oeg., tMo,8' t~s~ a*.
Thé dedtefUotyepMe to the 0~«. Sud. Agricola wrote Mtother titUe ttact: De Ani-
/<n<M~)n i$ <btediM<) that to the Ct A~n! <M«A'~ ~Mw~, Fmbeo, BasiL 154~ 8''
M~xat~<Mt~<M</ M*<ewtt tMS *h<ttto thé ~e WiMebem.. ï6t4, 6°. This <MsMphntod along
/Va«~<t~Mt!«M, ][M6,and that ? thé Dew<< with the ~<'<<t/ and in thé Ilalian tnms.
bau et M<w&«M/o~, tM~. t bave found no tattoeofthesune.
tttdteationof these wt!t!t)gs baving been pttMtthed

Georgii Agricolae De Re Metallica Libri XII. Quibus Officia, Instrumenta,

Machinae, Ac Omnia Denique ad Metallicam spectantia, non modb luculen-
tissimé describuntur, sed & per efHgies,suis locis insertas, adiunctis Latinis,
German!cisc~;appellationibus ita ob ocutos ponuntur, vt clarius tradi non
posant. Eiusdem De Annnanttbus Subterraneis liber, ab autore recognitus
cum Indicibus diuMSM,quicquid in opere tractatum est, putchr~ demon-
strantibus, atq; omnibus nunc iterum ad archetypum diUgenter restitutis
& castigatis. [Froben's device.] Basileae M.D.LXI. Cum Muilepo Im-
peratoris in annos v. & Galliarum Regis ad sexennium.
Folio.
BMikaein P~[to]sM. tndtces[7%9].Onthe)Mt!eafBt~tMAttstheCo)tphon:
omdmtFrobtaiana,pet Hier.Frobeniumet Nia Episooptmn.Mease
MMio,AanoDomfn! M.D.LX!. Ontheversoh FMben':dewtoe.
Thé 6Mt edM<M (eontatnht~ tepttet of thé containing the De ~«<oM«<M~,is a sbabby book
De ~~eM«<~«t) appeaMd at BMd, ]t<;6, Mo. BM!)., tCs?, MiCt To it Me appended. tnsmatter
The woodeMs fteeoMtn~to GfMtee (yMto~ Art. type and in double columns, reprints of <tUthe
AOMCCLA (0.)) weK! by HaM Rttdotphe Manud other tracts, M that this la thé collected oditionof
accordtng ? Gambet (~<(f. /~<<~ ~f! Art Agrieo!&'awor!<aonmine:, mtM!tm'gy,miaeMiogy
AcatCOLA(o.)) by BattUM Wd~MofJcachinM. and geoto~y. As a book, hcwewef,it b much
dm). GMeMetmd PcjtgeMtm'fF (~t~. N< ia<Mo)ftome original isMes. An iNtiM tMada.
~Mc. a.v.) mention éditionsof K~o Md tM~ but tion of thé ~<<a by MichMt Attgeto
they ttave ebticmiy CM)&Med th&work with-thé Florio <mdof thé De ~M<M<t<tWM was printed by
~M<MMf. Other ediMMH:BiMiL.i6t!. folio, Ftobett, Bast)., 1:63, foUo.

BergwerckBuch Darinnen nicht allein alle Empter, Instrument, Gezeug, vnd

f~tes, so zu disem Handel gehorig, mit Figuren voigebMdet, vnd ktât!!ch
beschrieben Sondem aucb, wie ein îechtventandiger Bergmann seyn sot!,
vnd die Gang aufszurichtenseyen. Item, von allerley Gangen, KIBSten vnd
absetzen defs Gesteins. Von den Massen, vom Mtu'scheydea. De&g!eichen
wie ein Gang zu hawen, wie alle Schaeht zu sencken vnd auazurichten seyen.
Von den Stollen, Fettotten,Radstuben, vnnd andem GebSwen. Von aHartey
Trogen,WassetgehSusen,Wasserkunst,Pompen vnd Rinnen, &c. Vom bosen
 AGRICOLA

AGRICOLA (GEORG). C<'a~«~.

Wetter, vnd andern sorglichen zufâuen,so den Berghâwornwidettahrt. Vom
probieren, vnd was sonst darzu vonnothen. Wie man das Ëftz bereiten,
klauben, pauchen, tosten, quâtschen,tadem, waschen, im Rostoiën brennen,
vnd allerley Ettz mit nutz fchmeltzen sott, &c. Item, wie das Gold vom
Silber, vnd das Silber vom GoM Item das KupSer vom Gold, vnd das Bley
vom Gold vnd Silber zuscheiden sey, vnd wie die zwey kôstlichen M~taMmit
nutz soUen gebrandt werden. Auch wie das Silber vom
KupHer vnnd vom
Eysen zu seygem sey. Letstlich von <tMertey harten Saf~en, die au& Wassem
vnd nussigen SâtRen, oder vennischten Steinen gemacht werden. Vnd wte
endtUch das Saltz xu sieden, vnd Glafs zu machen sey. Dutch den Hoch-
gelehrten vnd weitbehihmbtHnHen'n Georgium Agnco!am, der Artzney
Doctom, vnd Burgermeisterder ChurStettichen Statt Kemnitz, EtstUch m:t
gmsMm-aet&, m<the vnd arbe~ itt Latë!n beschneben, vhd in zwëUTBuchet
abgetheilt Nachmals aber durch den Achtbant, vnd auch Hocbgelehrten
Phitippum Bechium, PMtosophen,ArM, vnd in der toblichen VniveMitétzu
Basel Proteubm, mit sonderm fleifsTeutscher Nation zu gut vetteutscht vnd
an Tag geben, vnd nun zum andem mal getruckt. Allen Bergherm,
Gewercken, Bergmeistem, Geschwomen, Schichhneistem, Steigem, Berg-
hawern, Wischem vnnd Schmeltzem, nicht allein nutzlich vnd dienstlich,
sondem auch zu wissen hochnohtwendig. [Vignette.] Getmckt zu Basel, in
verlegung LudwigKôizigs. JmJahrM.DC.XXI.
Folio. VocabutMyts, t blankJ. Tith:red
Mdbhck. '~i. fepKsensan assayerat a m&ie<.Maee. NumeMUs
aodthé
woodcuts ~gnette
twofoMingphtes. CoatetnpoMty
)nterteave<
eopyforMS.Notes.
Other edtttMts: f~M &~tt«~, Basel. ny, amecu, of gases aad volcanic and ex.
folio; ~< Ffmck.a. M.. i~o. fbtio; hMatioM; the /3t! A~a~t/i~~Mempttotts is the tKt
BaM), Ï657, fbUo: SchweMxt. 1687,
The tCtt édition does not oontain a translation modem tèxt-book of mineratogy and petrotogy
ofthe De ~<««M«~ the/~f~~M~ite~et~~&istheSnthistoty
of the metab the De ~<Hot<Mt«t<M ~/<t~ &
Qeottp: B<Mer. htintïed Ag~coh. was born at a curiouscotteetion upon $Mbtetmneaaand hyber.
GtMMhaain SMtoay, March a4, )4oo (of t<&i?t. naaM; Mimab, and contaiM a Metton upon
tn bis yoMh he wM~fMh.gabhS ,~<SoS"& kobolds, the demons of the miners. The De Re
phMoger. and Ktaiotd bis UMag <br dassic~ ~<tt<Mc<t was for long the standard work on min-
teM~ng to thé end, M hia w~M te~hr. At iM and metftttwgy, and it was followed by most
he bqpa the sMdyof medicine. physiM. orthe writers who succeeded Agrioela. Not one
Ldpdg
and eEemhtfy; vtdted My. where he to0)t thé of their works, however, was on the same Mate,
denrée of Dcctor of Medicine. and settled at was MStematieaNyattan<~d, so wet)and clasd.
Joachimsth&t M pbysiciM among thé mineM. He eattyMwntten, so eetirdy bated on perMna! and
thm had ht) attention dtected to miaetatt and pfacttcat eme[!ea<!e.tiesides, tKatiee
tîntes. and what he had teMned he embodied in abooa<h with woodeuMwhteh Agttcota'sare vtgotMN fmd
his treatise ~-««MxtM. to tsgo he removed to artiMic. and give a pictorMque and vMd dettae.
Chemnitz, where he became town phy~chn, M)d atlon of the proeeMes and maeMaety. Thé works
femaiMd tilt Ma death, Nov.aï. ts:s. ResMence are aho ûxmtshed with vocabataries of technical
here gave him further opportunities for extending term and tnd!ce9.
hb knowledge of minenO~, metaBNMy,eeotogy Fer ohemistty the De Re M-t b of mucb
aad miaiM, wh!eh he M~matiMdand~puMitheâ tntefMt, for,be~ides the gem-ta! tnetaMat~kat pM-
m the other tMat!ses abow tnentioned. The tatt cessM dtM~bed, whieh are of course
of these, chemfca),
.M~<Mat, was Bnbhed in isso, there are Mettons upon assaying, cupettattoa, pré.
but itwas not priated dit t~6, MbMqueat to thé paratton of <atts, Moh as common sait and satt.
authot'a sudden death. thé dhtBhtioa of nitrtc acM, and so on.
Ait ofthem madean epeeh tathehbtotyofthe peMe,
Agfieetawas the pioneer of mïaeMtogtcd Kienee
respective mbjecM. The &twm~<M for the first in modemEurope.
time gathered together the unsctematte kI1ow1edge Thue bave been etroneotMtyascribed to
of thé tntne)~. The /<~<e Agr!co!a
M«!MMMM<M«x the works GoA~M~, by Daniel Agritoia, and
treats forthe BMttime of geotc~ the A<t&<~ ~<f<MMt<M~<f~&A<aa.<. See thèse entriez
~f««t ?<M ~«a«it <.<-~~a, of water in au ita
 ~C/?/C~ nt

AGRICOLA (GNOM). C~a/M~.

For detailsof bis Mfeand works fe~rencemay be made te
_n _o.
FMtaieoo, ~Wt~j'~Ma, t~66, !M. p. t6?. CMment.~WA~<M CM~aw, !7S< i. p. 75.
Vetypoor notteeanda po~tmftwbiehdoesduty Y Jticher. <4/~M<~M C~t.~); tygo, i. col.
for ornermedica)men)1 t
14!).
MetchiorAdtun),M~<«M~<«f)t~<&'f<'wa<, FfWtM,~~a~M ~«!~aW<M,tygg. P' 7S~'
t6so,p. 77. ~<t~M ~& Jt~MM,
VMder Linden, /? JMM~ i Btov.D~~M~
<~< J155t L au.
tûsyt P. ~70* *~t~W<t<~e
~<~<e /<?~ !776, i.
MetcMtt),/.M~«<)M~Mwa/M~t6M, p. 39):. {
CoeriM', /« M<<f<MoM < 4~x< A<i~c<Mt< /w~- p.539.
GmeUn, trsukickle
< ~«<</< <~
derCksaxü
Ctox~. i
i., p.
X797- p. 366.
tT~?. g66.
</M«f. t~, pp. 979,98t, ~87. PaMe)',~MM<t<M 2)~6V«~&<, ty~S, v p. 975,
Ftehef, ?a«~~<H!~<~<w<t«t<n!H<)'A'm«/<tM'rwot, No.M5.
t6M, p. Msr. Pottndt, phte gs. F. L. Bêcher, Dil A~MM~t G. ~p~ett and
HendtetM, ~'<!<t<<M'« ~<M<&~<()~& <699, H~~M~,Freiberg, tftïs.
p. eg. Er<eh und Gmber, ~/f!:MM~<M~x~w~Mt'~
RetoMMon,~&~Mtp <<t die ~M~aM jU/< )
t9<9, il. B!t.
«Waot<<~i~'?~a~A<H, ~709, Th. M. $3!. ~p~~ ~&s/& PMia,Panekouehe. i. p.64-
Pcpe-Btoant, Of~wn!, t7M, p. $85. DMetm~s. A~. /<! ~4<!e~w. t&t8.
MwM/f. t7t4.i. p. a6;t;N.~8(t,3to, .i..M..
t
Schmieder. eM~/o&~&~M~. tS~a,p. ~69.
Mssie)', JSAgMdes~M<M«!f
Btg, i« Hmm~, S.»,,
&!t~w, Lyd.,
Leyde, AtkJMMt,~t~<e/ JM«<x! )[834,p. to«.
1.
171$, a ~<~M~Me <y«&<M'(<i&t3), i. p. Ma.
Bayle, /Mf<M~, AmM., 1 .
)[730. p. 99. Hoeter, ~t~tx<& la OKx<M,)f&t3,IL 4a: 1869,
MMget, BW<<M~e &~o~M ~M~W!t, ii
ii.p.3&.
t73t, t. i. p. s~ '&%etTMBaye. ~&sp~~ ~M~&, ~s,
Stotte, ~&~<~ .<Bf ~hM< <&f <M~&~<<~« ).t89. i
Ct/M~tf~, tT~t, pp.MO'NM. ~M<~ F<MM!«<t~fs Cdnlraù
( Mt<~& x8
('S~),), i. coi.
col. 4io.
4t<t.
Zedler, M!<wf«t7/.«~<t, t7M, i. ce).Oto. <<%t!)M<w&<M'«~F<<& (tCy:), p~143.
~t<~ ~<<fj /'hx~MM &M<~&~<z~a~. l
AfttetebyGambe).
éd. BruchoMM. 1739,p. tt. Kopp, Die ~~M~, )[8S6,i. 40.
Kettaet, ~<SM~C<M~ t74o, p. 31.

AGRICOLA (JOHANN).
Erster Theil Joannis Agricole P. & M.D. Commentariorum, Notarum,
Observationum & Animadversionumin Johannis Poppii Chymische Medicin,
darinnen a!!e Procefs mit fleifs examinirt, von den Irrungen comgitt vnd
mit etlich hundert newen Processen, geheimen HandgtiBen, aus eigener
Erfahrung vermehrt vnd iUustrHt,Auch der rechte vnd warhaMge Gebrauch
der Artzeneyen, mit etlich hundert Historien veîiScirt, Darneben was in
Chinttgiâ vnd AtchimiAoder transmutatione metaUorumdamit zu verrichten
grundtichen offenbahretatten Standes-Personen,Medicis,Chirurgis, Chymicis,
Balbirern, Fetd-Schefen), Ro&~rtztea, Goldschmieden, vnd aUen Haus-
Wirthen hochnutztich zu lesen vnd zu gebrauchen.
<& Oportet sapientiam transferre ad medicinam, &
medicinam ad sapientiam. Medicus enim Philosophus est Dec
eequaHs.
Mit R6m. KSysetL Majest. vnd Churf. Sachs. Privilegiis
Leipzig, In verlegung ThonMeSchSters S. Erben, vnd MattMœ Gôtzen. Ged-
ruckt bey Gregorio Ritzschen, Im Jahr 1638.
4*. Pp.[16,iMhtdhgtheportMit aadeas~vedtitte a]6m. Index[6y,ï Mank].
MotedtMeredMdbhdt.
The engraved titte in the firstpart Mas follows
IoannisAgticcttBPahtiniP.& M.D. Cotnmen)arh Et otMervationes,
ta die
Chymbdte ArtMatyJohtmnhPopt~!In weteheo vid e'ew«ttige
gdtetntet)andgWtf%
MchetMchhundeft~antzne~ Pmet&MdMin Me~dM vndChttDMia wcM
M
aochAlcbymia cdetttaMmMMÏMte tnetattotmn
geRmdM werden. ANiett Standes
Petwneahodtnutdieh )m!e<en.tn Mr)<~uM TheaMe EtbenvndMattbioe
Schurers
G<tt)ten.CamM~te~tJsH.Jae.GaMerMU~.
t3 ~C/i'/tCOZ~C~M

AGRICOLA (JoHANN). <M<«'

This h MfMuaded by tytnbob. Sittiag on thé thé &MgtWM!<t is an aged emo, &omwhom tp~ags
top witb t~o wide apart isft Moty,wiamd. honted, a tK9. and Monthb t<xw,Cn~M, MMt)-ib,moath.
two.viMgea den)o«. hûtdtM Mt axe Ta his rizht aad )Mir,taue Nnoke and aarne:. At <hetop of
hMd, aad a torch in his M. In thé bMkgMMd thettee h Meteaty hoMhts thé cadueeM.
ia a MHyceuntty Md a town. At ntid~tMee h This engtaved titte ): cadeatmed in KtMt<t)'<
a cohtmo, on thé top of which b the Earth.baH. .~MtMWtt. but net dévête.
wtth a satMnandar or tkard creepiM round it Pte6xed h a pottndt of thé author, by toMnes
bdow h a aegM't head, and a $MeMwith xn Michael. Phil. & Med.. D. Phya. PMf. PuN.
iMcriptmni: hung to the pittar. ta Orcntof thiob MS. Mte!
a river with a shaltopdf~wn by two swana,Md in
Ander Theil !6~.
4°. Pp~tMMk]999. [tUank.]
Agrieota,s.born in .6e
r.,6., A-1-1.
John thé o.10'11.
Matinate, .n. ttaveUed .c~_
tnuMftiott time, when idchenty, phwnacy, <md
ntMen,WMa dMnguhhed M and pbyddaa, chemittty had a)t been attmcted by cemmunityy
had a peat pMcticeat Lefp)~, and WMa sMoag M methcd! and atM!. j)Mt before they stMted on
of
sttpporter PMtMetstM. Mdofehemicat reme<ti<t. tMr mbMqMenH/aif~tent <wuKe&
He wmte Mme chiru~tcat wotts. AteorOng to fine<thhMetf Aj~tota eot).
to the nttdteitt sMe of thé
thé pottMit in the )}n)tvolume he WM in bis subject, but hechte9y ts thé tUtthontytw teHitia tenotted
<oMy.ainthyeM tn t63S: aM~ MtOtdit~ Mthtt cfme<of ttaMMMtMttao quoted in /Me ~<~m<<f
preHxett Mthé CM~~M fa~o, Nttntbet~, <674, /<«t6~<&
Fo)- hts méditâtjf~o, pp. 3~t 9~, aSO.
M WMaged a<ty.<<Mrtnt6~. Thé ptMent won: ,t~idl.
ccntaiM tons; dbtertations en goM,:aver, ntttcaty, CA~<~o, t7M. i.WTi&~M~M&r. p. ~)/. jM~M~a.
tead, and their compoantb, on v!trio!. anthnoey, ~wMM, ty~. iii. p. 4. ïn thé same, H. p. 4<(8,
:ntptMr, at~enic, tMMr,acetic eetd, Mtt. otite, Mt he quotes Mher works by a J. Aghtoia. but
ammoniac and a namber of other sabstante~. he~tatet about the Mentity of the two wrtteM.
Thé bookta tntetttting M havinjtbeen writtenat a ProbaMy they wte the smM.
See OBTHARNNG (GKORO),Chymischer Pmb:r-0<e)), t648.
See DKTHARMNO(GEORC), ScripMm iUuMVMUt,t&t7.
KtRSTBN (GBORG),Adversaria, t64o.
ThMeare attacha upon Ag~coh'5 CoataM'xA!
AGRICOLA (JOHANN WtLHKLM).
GescMchte des Feuer-Wassers.
MAGAzm 6trdte hShere chemie, !784, i. p. ~7
This ts an aceoaat of a meMtmumwMchacted and mode of prepanttton are not meotioeed. A
on the tMttttsand their cempoumb. and on gem. solvent whichwouldattack those MbstMOMwould
thé diamond, ruby, <apphtK, and so on, "whea beinteMting.
P~~ way," on and This author ~PP~" to later date than thé
y<SSetaHebodie<.Theexpetimenu wefeeotMtucted J. W. Agricola tefetted to by HaMer, ~<<.
in g)M! ve<seb, but thé source of the substance /~<!< t~, a. pt yt9.
AGRICOLA RHOM~BUS. See RHOMUS (AGRtCûLA).

AGRIPPA (HmNRtCH CoRNBMUs) von Nettesheym.

Henrici Corneïti Agrippae ab Nettesheym a CoasiMis et Archiuis IndttÏanj
sacne Caesareae Maiestatis De Occulta Philosophia Libri Tres. Henricus
Cornelius Agtippa. [Portrait.]
N!Mt est opertum quod non reueletur, & occultum quod non sciatur.
Matthœi X.
Cum gratia & priuilegio Ctesareee Maiestatis ad triennium.
SntattMio. Pp. [<] MehB. btmt]. Woodcuts ttt the text. MS. Notes.
CM~M.- OccvltaoPhibMpMaeHmAei Coraet))Agrippe, Fiait. Anao M.D.XXXUt.
MeMeMM).
Thé Ctst bookwas6tst printed by itsdfat Antwem. however, in thé édition of Ma eoUeeted works
bv J. G<apheM.in )[s;t, and sitnottaneomtyby mentioned bdow. A Nteneh ttaMhtion of the
Chfittianm Wedtdus. M Parb. Both editionsMe thr~bo<'k<~m~ebyA.LetaMeu)'.atKi
e)[ceed!ng)yfafe. Th6 three books wete tiot pttMbhed M Lit HMe, i~zy, 3 vob., 8*.
pttnted M Cdogne by Johannes Soter. in Thé poruatt of me Mthor on thé tMe-page of
fheM are four er Bve issues of <hi< date,~N3.
oS. the present votume is not the eafttest, but it is
tingmshedby ~pot~tphieat dtKarences. tn M6& deubtteM Mtanthe~tie titteBessof him <Hthe time.
thitty ytam aNet Aztij~'s death, &pceMeda SeMMtother poMMitsofMm eidtt, he~wer, dMer.
barm Mo)<,which & spuitoM. tt M.tnduded, in~ <htm thh one in certain tetpeetf).
 ~CJP/PM-~Z~~M~~ 13

AGRIPPA (HtHNRMHCoMHtMus)von Nettesheym. C~~w~.

Three Books of Occult Philosophy, Written by Henry Cornelius Agdppa, of
Nettesheim, Counsenef to Charles the FiM),Emperor of Germany and iMdge
of the PMtogtttive Court. Translated out of the Latin ioto the English
Tongue, byJ. F. London, Printed by R. W. for Gregory Moule, and are
to be sold at the S<gnof the three Bibles neerthe West-endof Pau!6. ï6~.
SmatH*.Pp.[4,a4]$8). tbtMh. !nde)[fMT.WoodeMttfnthetMtefagXMs,
tetteK.dfagmttH,
eymboM,etc. ï Mdiegtable or ~M-Mten.PMcedhMthétttMb&
portrait tAerippa. aad MEncomfam oe théWefttby EaB~fMPSMethM(~.
ThomaaoVaoghan) ta VeKe.J. F. h J.Ftrea~e, <o
MMtd!n)! Lcwndet.
The fomrth book of thé Oecatt PMteMphyntM There ta a Mthw fatMhacMe édition of the
tMMtated by Robttft Tomer, and was pahMedat Oemtt PhMMOphyedited by WttUsF. WMtehtad,
Lcndoo, ï~ss. <" MMM4*. TMa. thoagh aot by CMMtp, t8g8. It c<m~tM Bookï. <mty,and thé
Agtippa, is nMch Mught after on tteeeunt of )<s volume la made up with ottmcta bom Mottey'<
eittfeme Mffty. tt was te-pab!)<hed <ttLoodon in ~~P'< aed other ntatter. Thé othet
~M<t)a!7e3,S'. bo<Mt< e promfttd, bttt h~vs )t0t Meathon.
Hennci Cometii Agrippée ab Nettesheym, Anaatœ Mitttic Equitis Aamti, et lune
vttittsqae ac Mediciase Doctons, Opera. In Duos Tomos coocinne dtgesta,
& nunc denu~ subhtts omnibus mendis, in ~tÀe/M~f gratiam accatattseimè
recusa. Quibus post omnium ed!dones de nouo accessit Ars Notona, vt satis
indicat Cata!ogus post pfœfationem positus. Lugduni, Per Beringos Ffatres.
No date.
< [93, t MMM <% J 'e~ Nank. M MdtM MMMof Hehw teMtK.
Vot. IL Pp.Pp. [?] 663. ÏadM [xy], Thetc b a ef A~r)pp&on thé v<tso
of the tMeof Votume t. WoodcMt!,dtagMma,~«tbob, bad poKHBt
etc., in the teM. It b ptinted
in Roman charaeter. Tocomptetethh eopythere b wtMteda eonttnnatton«fVf)t. H.,
pp. 68Mt~6, contaip~tg thé Epfsttet <m<)the ten dedamatioM, as ment!oned h the
Contents.
Agrippa bas Mt no wtMag upon Atehemyot of an Mth whM) ptwtMttedMm MMaMngatt he
ChemisUy, bM he tetb in thé Oceutt PhHcsonhy could, and !n anotber of bis teKeM(Ltb. t. vtif.
(Ltb. c. xtv.) that he had ttted MmxmMation, p. 7) referato MctMy, the membets of whfchwere
but had foaad that ta mette goM, goM wasneeded. acattefedin varions and for admkticn to
and that with thé Mtmcted essence or spMt of whicha vow or oathptacM, had to be K~~Md. This
gold he aever eoutd make more gold t))Mthat from Meiety may hawe been for the pMseetttton of
which thé spMt had beea got. Jn one)ett<sf(Lib. a<che)n!calor «ther secret !nwMt!gatton. See the
tV. Kpbt. $6, p. xot} he ttMTateswitha spiee of sectionen Agrippa M ao atchemist la Scttethom's
modtety that M had got some "Med< ofeoM" ~OMf«~<!MZ«!<fM, ï~go, ii., pp. g&t-<6y.
wMdt nad been photed and fMteted.and t&tt he For the various ttUtions of
was expeettM;evety daythé fruit of thé dear meta), tee the Appendices in the workAgrippa's writine:
ofAagmte PtMt,
and tigns hinMetf<<«n!«t~MM. tt dees not Co~'M~A~F~o, Sa <~<M< Paris,
seem to have beeo gathered, for be was atways iMt-)t9, ana a paper by me on the editions of
pom'. and in his deeiamation Atchemy atto is Agnppa'tt two chief works, read to the Bibtio.
shown to be vanity (~ /«ti~~<&<M, tsgo, sig. BftphMat8oe!ety of Edinbutgh, November, ttcS.
m4). In what he mM, however, there)s a Mntof tt MMcontahMa list of authorities.
some tnyztety whtch he most aot dbetose, speats

AICHA (JOHANN BAPTtST GROSSCHEDEL AB).

-S~ GROSSCHMDEL AB AICHA (J. B.). <

ALAMANUS, DE BONONIA.
VoMkommenWerck.
See HELLWtG VON),Fascieulus,t7!9, p. 64.
(CHR)STOPH
Sendschreiben von ErMarung der Geheimnisseder atten Wettweisen.
Z~ p. 82.
NMari. /Mb ?~o~/a<~< ~i'/<< &;pM/ (~.«A As the firstof thé above tmett opeM with
"N9. P- "3~ (~.c.) quotes: 'Aten~nij de Bohembt an MdMMto Bont~ce VH! ï bave no doubt that
tmet. de Lapide pbUosophice ed BonOaciam thèseentriesre&rto the samewriter. Whether he
octaumn pontfioem;1whM) is quoted <ga!t) Oom bebMed to Bologna or to BoheMia ftm not
NaMWby Botet, ?</<«!&!?!CM~< t6~). p. 8 certam.
'4 ~Z.4AW.S-~MM7y

ALANUS DE INSULIS.
Dicta.
APPBNDIXad ~c:Horem Radicis Chymt~ intellecum, p. 84.
See BERNHARBU8TRKVtSANUS,Von d6r Henaetischenn PMtoMph!a, <s83.
See BENKARDUSTREVtSANUS,Cbymischc Schr!H~n, ~46 and <747,p. 307.
B!<uctDATtO Secretorum, t6oz, p. 33$.
See HERMETtSCHE (DER) PH!M)SOPHUS,t/o~ p. 304.
THEATRUM CHeMtCUM,t6S9, i:t. p. 721.
CHYMtsCH.UttTERmNSCHKRSonnea.Glant~, t7z8,p. t;3.
Re<hted to the last Mptint b a note dated Gouda, April t, ï~, by tu!t)N a
Ba!b)M. who edited a wtume of atchemM tMoB, Leydeo, tW9, pp. M. whieh
coataiM thé Z~At ~t)~. Thé MM he Mw«rM in Gennaa, and he tMMhtedit tnto
Latin. Wtth the eMeptioc et thé Latin reptint la thé TTha/~w <~<~MOM. ait the
pfecedÏQgMe German.
AtamN de tnsutb Is AMo de UUe.mtrmmed ooh'etSttdoctortbrthehrMthw. F:ct)ttd(/'n~«'-
/< Mx~f~ for his MtverMt haowtedm. S~, i. 6) Mystht~ thé Mthor <MMAtbMMa
The
-L: cnty&-tbm~ hnown1- aboat u.-himIIIw!<h Mme -CriMMiM.
.111 tMtownXstn t~o,
!430. and end that thé prinHag
appmach to eertainty is that he ttved betweex tta8 et them WMpromoted in t~ta by JohfmnGtof of
nnet t9M or tao3. mat he eMeMdthe Cistetctm RothenbMp. B(eatxe be i$ eoe of thé eteatMt
order at Clairvaux, tau~ht in Pa~. and became wHteM Ftetu!d "Meommendtt Mm <<Mbe~a.
Bbhop of Au~<Bfte.Seve~t works by him, a)t in eeMt" wtMfeMBûnichtm (C<«~<M ~~e~sM
verse, hâve been printed, a !ist of which b givenby C4<t~<~w~. ï~, p. 95) taye: 'Dttc~t <<~a~
BrM in theartMe on AMn in ~M<et~J!a~<& ))t)M)<tN))<t.&pMvecMmtequinmtt<'etwe)n') See
la /)fM6<,FhrN,t8ai, t. xvt.. pp. 3<)6-<M5, wherea~ Schmieder. Gf~~A~ der ~MMXt<,~39, pt ïa8:
wiUbe founda mt N authorities. Ma! doabts the Hoefer, JW~<M <~ OM~, t~, 1. p. 3<e)
amhentMty of the Dicta, and thinks that as they tM6, 1. p. 368. Fer tbepMtMophy of n de
seem to hàve been written o~oaDy in German, LiMe,Me StMd, G<MA~<<t
they must have had some other AhoxMthaa thé ~a/ 1.
M&tnz,tM4, p. ~u.

ALBERT (L') MODERNE, Ou NouveauxSecrets éprouvés, et licites, recueillis

d'après les découvertes les plus récentes. Les uns ayant pour objet de
remédier à un grand nombre d'accidens qui intéressent la santé: Les
autres, quantité de choses utiles à savoir pour les diSërensbesoins de la
vie: D'autres, enSn tout ce qui concerne le pur agrément, tant aux Champs
qu'& la Ville. Le tout divisé en trois parties, & rangé par ordre alpha-
bétique. A Paris, Chez la Veuve Duchesne, Libraire, rue St. Jacques,
au Temple du Goût. M.DCC.LXVHL Avec Approbation & Privilége
du Roi.
M*. Pp. XXiV.
430M.
Second edition. Paris, t?6o: Mp~nted, Basie, nonng in common withtbe secretsof the great or
yyo. Thurd édition, PMit. M?o. New édition, !iH~ Albert, of whtcbt tndccd, he confesseshe is
Pâtis, tMo. wb. Fourth édition. Paris, tyog, ashamed, both for their freedomandtheir <b)!y. ·
3 vob. A)tthe~eare mK'. &t"Noteson Boohsof Secrets,Part iV.
This :s a collectionof usend and curiousreteipts, 7'~t~. ~A< &«;. G~w. tM8. N.S. t.
and the author b careful to point eut thM it has P. 3~! "SupptenMM Ht."/?!<<.tSga, iii. p. 4M.

ALBERT! (MtCHAEL).
~M BEHR (GSORG HEtNRtCH), t73&
Alberti wrote a pre&oe to Behr's DictioMty. Systematic MedMMf, HMte, tyt% and en Medi-
He lived from t6t9 M ~7, was one of the most Ott Jttfispntdeace, H«M~ t~a;, edited by Chr.
distinguished physiciMSof Ma time in Germaay, Thoma~M. He WM author abo of a host of
and was a member of the LeopoMine and Berun n academicat dissertattoM on Medidne and related
Societte:. His most notaMe works are those on top!M,of whtch a ttet !s given by tMter.
StbMe, ~x/<<~)<f .Mt~-~)'t/. der )~«M'x~AM Haller, BW. ~M~<M- ~w< t?88, iv. pp. 386-
G<&!M~ tMt, C.37J. <)ot. He abo reSM for t)b !)feto
Mattget, ~M. &r~~f. A~if~~M, ï7gt, t. f. BMdter. JM~M/<M~<<&W<!f~'<Ma~m<~M/.
p. w~thsome reviews. iv. Nr. ï8o.
Sachner, ~<'<M!a<t~ ~'ttM: <~nM<<on Gmdin, GeMM~d~OtM~, t~8. ti. p.369etc.
~<tA~<r, t~j, p. 489. No. !!97. Reuss,JB~e~~M~ <~MMa~t~w!<f«t, 'C6atn<a,
tSf~, p. y (Papers about saht.)
 ~ZFFJM~~JMTWS' <s
ALBERT! (MtCHABï.). C~M~
~M<!p<~<JMM<M<t,Part<,Fane)teud<e,i.p~ <M!tM*~ ~"M~ ~MtWtMt, *<M,).p.9)t<h
9S''09, witha )oM )ht ofhit (uaettatfom. Mticte byHtmoh.
DM~ede.MM<n!<t~M~/M~t& HttMer. /~M)a'A < C<'MK<-M<~ jMM~«.
ï8it$t L p. 6y. iMt, tt. p. 1083.
jMnM AthiMon, A<M~«/ JS~< <e~, Hm~M~t~Ma~M~~
p.!S°' ~M~ ~~t~ <tM~' ~M<M f<)~ ~M~, tM4, t..
et Thittaye, B<<!p~~ ~<Wf< t8~. K. p. 8&<MtMeby MagnM.
B~ie
P.!t04.

ALBERTUSMAGNU&
Atbertus Magnus de Secretis MuUenun Item De Virtutibus Herbarum LapMun)
et Animalium. Amstdodtun!, Apud Henricum et Theod. Boom. A", ï66p.
zt°. !3~ tndex[6,ibtankj. EnMavedtMe.pMe. ThMeie~PMcem!<tm:
thenthe
tten thé De Sa~rtirIndex
&tM~<h)mp. :o to p.p. t<8.
p. Mto ~x8Gibar ~tgg n~~oxlrfrotnp.
Z~M' ~jt~a&M~~ )[t8 top. MB
tfomp. ::8 x~ t
Da M/M~ ~«<~< from p. ïsS M pt M3. MiaMetScottM. &<~)!#j ~~w,
from sat M 3<t9. Thete Me two issuesof (hh date–cne h dMthttNtshedby b&tiag
ttM-MhM~Mff eMata th th~ptt~fnaOon: 56 for 6s;t3b )<))-9~; tas for ags: t39<
939 <;< for est.
No tracts used to be more popuJar titan those of that they aM not by Atbertu& There is in actual
A)bertu<MMnm<MdMM)aetScottK. Theybegan cttcuMen at the ptesent time a ctMp.boek in
to be pr!nted in the Nth~nth century, and pMMd three parts eontaMng charma, )~ce(p«. sym.
thMttgh a very great number of edKtoM both patMcet and mat;ieal cmet for mu and
~epam<e!y<Mdconjoiaed(as here). for noticesof M)i<nab.att thé suparetitioa of a few centuries
M)!)e<My<!<UttotMofAtbeKu<! sec"Note<on baejt,whieh paMe!under the oMnecf AtbottM, but
Booto:of Secrets" in the ?~w. << ~co'. haa no eoMMcHon with the present book or with
(MtmMe, a ïMa to ~998,ter thé éditions printed by AlbertusPanns. The title f< ~~v<M ~pt~
MachliMa, paper ia thé j4~cAtM<<(<t,t<oadon, ~f e!~t~ ~M&t~ ~Wt/
!8Mt vot xtbf. and for Michael Stotu~, a paper HWf W~tte<Mof
aaat &tct rt%ar M'aa
~~a<~asd A'Tmn~.
Baut.·tYans»
read to the AMh~otogtcat Sodety of Gtasgow. lated from the GenaM. It b w!tho<tt phee or
Aprit T5. tM&. Whether or not these tracts are date, and each b)o)Metterztatnps his nameon the
to be a~cribed to Henry of Saxony, a scholar of copier he M)b. Jt is in amati squafe S*,pp. <6o.
Atbertm', as ls donc by tome, tt (s atmoM eerta~a

[Atberti Magai Compendium, oder Kurtzer Begntfvom Ursprung und Materia

der Metalle% womu~ ein Spagyrus seine grundtiche Principia fëst setzen
tconne.
Den Frommen ist die Kunst kurtz, und leicht zu verstehen,
Die Bosen immerdar darinnen irre gehen.]
s. L &a.
SmallS'. Pp.eop-My. Thisf<tt fragmentfromUM~&w<t<<x!A J'~ew-
GM~~t,t675(?.«.).
De Alchymia li ber.
GRATAROLO (G.),Verasalchemise doctrina,t,6t. ii. p. 78.
THKATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6S9, )i. p. 423.

Collectanea ex Alberto.
SeeMCtNtUS(jANUs),Pretiosa MargaritaNovella,IS46,t&).
LACtMtUS (JANUS), Pretiosa Margarita,f7t4, p.420.
Compendium vom Utsprung und Materia der Metallen.
See ALCHYM<sT!SCH Sieben'Gest:n),tôys, p.209~
THEATRUM CHSMtCUM, t659, ii. p. !33.

Compositum de Compositis.
THEATRUM CHEMICUM, 16S9, iv. p. 8~.

De Concordantia Phitosophorum.
THEATRUM CHBMtCUM, 1659,iv.p. 809.
!6 ALBERTUS

ALBERTUS MAGNUS. C~NM~.

Lapis Alberti Magni Rebis.
&< MESBR(HtANz),CabalaChy<nica,<6o6,p.
~MHBNS.
Liber Octo Capitulorum.
Sa THEATRUM CHZMtCUM, !6S9~ !v. p. 8~
Scnptum super arborem Aristotelis.
SeeGRATAROLO (o.), Ve~BatchentttB doctrina, t;6t, ii. p. toz.
SeeTHEATRUM CHBMMCM, t6$%;i. p. 456.
Sectetorum Tmctatus.
AR'nsAUR!M:M5. wh)meatertium, t6!<~p. Mt.
Semita Sémite
~.S~aHUTASBMMM!. :–
Though Albertus MagnM be)!evedin tmnanattt. mmed te<Mht<<){;pteMhed &emeade !e Go~Mty
tion ln a certain sense and may have etpet~mented and Behemia, wasat thé Coaneitof LycM in tay~,
in tt. ho was not a professed atehembt, or one of and died at Cotogae in ïa8o. He h~d fMte as a
nwked aotbotity, and mot If not a!! of <? pM. man of anhtMa! t<amtng. tMtted (n Mathe'aat!cs,
cedingw~ttngt BMprobaMyMurioM. ChetnbMy,and Mechanict. and enjoMdthe teoewn
Albertus catted Groot or Gtotm M his &mtty of a w!M)'d,&om whlcb a<peH)Otttt h q~te un.
name MconMngto aome,Magnus en aecountof bis neeMMtyto~nd)cateN)n.
ae<t)t!te[xet)tsMoordtng M otho's, was bcnt in Ht< wods were pdnted in thé aOeeoth ceatoty,
n~a, «)' ttMt or t90<thete Mema to be some anda<~nwdB!nMf}otMedMoM. NatMMMMed
doubt about !t, thoueh ti~ ts <MuaMypreftHtd– that tf they weMaUeottected they would be<band
in SwaMa,of the famllyof BobttMtt,weat to P&~a. to be nearly M volumtnous as those of bis paptt
beeamea Domiaiean in ttM, tMtgbt PMtoMphy Thomas AqtttnM. Th~ were ut~matetyeoHeeted
and Tbeology with gtcat ttnown in Germany and by Peter tammy, and paNbhed at LeydMt, t6~t,
Snatty at Pans, and becamePM~iacM of bis Order in twenty.one wtacM*. folio. There are CMtttMt.
at Cotogne in M~t. ln tafo he was tMde bilhop dtooM noticesof Atbert from every point of view.
of R~eMpufg fMigned aûer three yMM,and M- The <Mbw!ngateatfwof thèse:
Paote Giovio, /)M~W<~ & MM Rattsbon); IL 3~ (M<de&th)t 4° twitinm: net a
/))Mjpt)t<<&~ ~t«'««a~/<xw~ M /.<~<M,Venetia, nN~ctan; bis worhs on <tM~!eand alchemy are
t~, p. M. spurhMM).
Paolo Giov!o.~E<~t<t <~tWHM~<f<t M«)<nxM, Hendteict), ~'<M<&<Ac
Pandat~e ~HM~M~M,
Braudexburgnïu8,tC~ t6gg,
'S77. P' S (with po''<Mit). p. 65.
Thewt. ~f ~n<<t/'o«~'Mt~ <<t~MJ!tt~)M<M Duptn. A~)!m<<M''<M!M~~<&f~«<M<t-t &)~<.
~AM/f~,~584,f. !9t (with a pOtrtHtit). <<t. Paris (<Too).T. X. p.
J. F. Pious Minux!))!ams,2~ /4w~ /<< < PMcbtas, /Xt «ftt «tt~xM~ ~af~«, <yoo,
Venetib.tsM.pp.33.a4.6t.etc. p.j46o(the(tMgicbMMuet);p 6$.t(<he)Ma.tMhtad).
Nicohos Reusner, 7<'w~ MWMM A<fF'~ ReimmMn, ~tx~fM~ M <~t ~.<f<a~««t~«~.
<t<aM. M8y,eig. Aj. afMtNt<~<~ !T<M<«'A<a (1yo9). IL Te6. !6o. <6a,
Jan. Jne. BoMsanttM./i«'<~ ~«~<«~m~! Mf. 907. 343. a6t. aM'.3M. 3°3.3~. 33~ 47~
i.
<w«M,tM~. 66 tM8, iii. p. a. P<tpe.B!o)int, CMMtM Or~/MMM ~<t<MMt,
N. GmbertiM, .~MyMM t'<~<tpM<<t d M- Mto, p. <tt6.
~t~a/a. Argent., toog, Mb. II. c. viL (on the Qu~f & EchMd, & <M&~t /<t.
supposititious works of Thomas and AthertM). /c~-M<«, iyt9, 1. pp. tCt-tSg.
p. 6S. B&yte,2M<;<&MM~ ~/c<<. ~730, i. p. tso.
ToMas
Mt~ins, ~(M~xM~/a~ C~~MMtt, t6t4, /a<-<~ ~«#«M< /M!~ ~«~~e ~«&<
P' 9' éd. Ftanc. Èmett. Bntdtmana, t?~, p. tg (L!<tof
Nimde, ~M~ &t~wa<~AM<Mj~ r editioM of the DeSecteds Ma!<<Mtn,'ana Uber
jjM~ftMMM de Af< 1695,p.
iWS p, Sx&
St6. 1"1191%
Eng)M) Aggt€g&ttMi&. '))
ttanstatio)),t6~7,p. iMe. Momof, /'eM<<< Labeetc, ïMa, ~<Mt<<M.
G. J. VoMitM, Mt~M~te ~Mt/~&tt A~M~t Heamann, Ma ad ~MfA~o~ ~Mftw<«<M, HMo.
« OoM/wM ~< t66o. p. 361. (ThM pMt of vene. t~. Ed. tert. C. IV. § Mxvitf. p. to8
~f~A/M ~x/a~M /t <tM, nndgidtt.p. M~.
Amst.. i6<a) Zedter, Mttt~t~J'~f'.fM (1739), ). eo). 999.
Thevet, ~u/<~M <&fplus t//M<~t ~«~t Stotte, ~& M<-Aï<~ der <?<h-tY,
~XMMf <&&«<-<S~&.t, t6yo, il. p. 85 (with a tM6, pp. 397, sC4.
ponHdt). Lenpet DutMBoy, ~Me~M <& /<M<j~«
Fteher, 7'4«<<~M!~~WMM~-r~/«'«t </<t~~)x, ~)!w/%w. ~4~ t. H?, 466, < 35. 3~. 5&.
t6M. p. tiMO(with a. portrait, plate ~).
Wm. Cave, &~A~'MW &<&'<'WM ~M. 83¡3cther.,4//gIttui"es
tOchef. ~<a~tM Ge/eh"tn.Wie"
~<'M~M-<-< 1150,i.
t~ 1.
~~a ~Wta, !6S8,i. p. 73t.x. cm.aog.
Trithmius, ~«'M&f ~aM'Mft~t. ta~o, i. Motet!. Lt CM~ ~)~<M<t< ~</<~<w. ty~
pp. S99.4 (the magie banquet): 603. <M (at i.9<9.
 ~Z&M7'M-.4ZJMVB~ ïy

ALBERTUS MAGNUS. <~A<

BMetMjr.~VMt~ftC~M ~M&w~ t~. ?. JoaeMmStghMt, <<M jMMWM,~(« ~M
pp. ySS-MS,and vi. MM. «~ <~w t~tMMf! R~exitbutR, tfS~, B*.
~ïaUM-,~M~<w&<!M<M, t~ ). p. <tM.& wtth a pmtrait and MM)-two tBmMmoM. (He
P. 6.59- taJ(MBonettee of Ma ehemittt'y or a!che<nyfmd
~M~<A<M
NMer, (WMMe<M,ï7M. 1. p. tS9- menticM<he pMeat tmota onty to say tM they
HaNM-,~~MtMt ~M<<&~ /~w~, t7~t. 1. Meepotiou!.)
P*433* Hoefet, ~Mw~ ~M~~ 0~~<t~, tS~, t.
BuMe in EKeh & Gt-ube~ ~)MM<w ~<y- col, sM (wtthtefetencet~
tA~i6j<&.18tg, )!. p. 364 (~t<hM<iMea«s). Ernst H. F. Me]w. G<K&&~ <~ &t<t~
?<<!pM~<<~M~ Parb, Paac)MHc)te,o.d. K6n)Mbe)fg,ï8s', t~ pp. 9.84. (Thottfjh bearine
(teao~s)' <. P- 9*. tpedaity onAHxftusM bota~t thb afttcte tteMs
SptMg~, GM~<<~ der /tM)~t<M«~, tOeg, i. aho ofnh MieoeeMoemUy.)
MxMut, ~S<M Zc~« eM~<f &t~w
'D~amehe, /X~<WM~ A~<~)M <~la AM~. ~<f~, t6~8, t. p. 49 (eaumemtes the tteathes in
< t899, L pt 6& theeotteetedwoKt).
Schmteder. 0<MMdM«&f~M<w~, tS~, p. 139. CiMtMe,:T~ ï8s9, t. p. s<5.
AtMasea, ~~e/ ~<~M~, te~, pp. 66~4. S<A~<&j~~A~T,
Emst H:
Ernst H. F.
R M~er. 'A1œrtus
Meyer. '~AtMtuB Magans;
X&gom:ein e n
â~G~chi~eht~o
M)'GeseMehtedet
g>'ieit~ragt daT AI
BMmik
que tm
im dtetMhetot
ürciaehaton Kq)p, ~<)!~C<!MiMR~<<M'~<M~ tM),
MtrhtMdwt." J!.<MM«M, tM, x.- pp. Citt~it} )tp'B~'n<M<&'6ï.
Zweiter BeitMg. /itM. tS~, xt. pp. S4S'S9S- OeMM (t'As~My. GF<M<<, J aa~
/'a<t<-&a
Emn ÏMaMe.~<< GMSMt~~t'TtM~ ï~. A~MK~fhM~&MMMWaM, FMis, t8?0, WL i., S°.
P.9t& Ladmt)M,jMM<<MiU~«e 0)MW~;Nr<tWM ~«~Mw,
Hoe~r. ~~M~ <&& <M~ t&fs, L p. 358 ¡ tSye, No~.70):-ye4.
t6M. i. p. aM. v. H<!tt!ing,tttMt in <4/~Mt~«/~«~J~.
~<tg~*M' M<~<M~&, !a<{3,~p. 333. ~~A&, t8M, t. p. tM (with régences).
L. Chc))!fm<fn Hmschet's/MM, tCtS, pp. J~Bad), ~t~ ~p<~ )~M/&t~ .M
t9y.t6o. ~M<««<«<tf&A<~ <<M'CfMttW, ~.<!<~<M~, ~Mt~
F. A. Poucbet. ~~tw <&J~<&<M~A~MW~if~ <«t&M. W!ee, ï88t, ff.
au 7M{~t W << &<7M<M~<?? ~Bj~M, Kopp, ~Me <<&*«~, i8M, t. pp. M5,~t, t5?,
Parh, ][8M,S'. 'N9. & 30S.3~. M". 37% 3~3.3M-
Ba.y!e&TM)&y%~)~& ~M&B~. i8ss. i.
P. MO
ALBERTUS PARVUS.
Secrets Merveilleux de la Magie NatureUe & Cabalistique du Petit Albert,
traduits exactement sur l'original Latin, intitulé Alberti Pand Lucii Ubettus
de mirabuibas natume arcanis. Enrichi de figures misténeuses, & de h
manière de les faire. Nouvelle édition corrigée & augmentée. A Lion.
Chez les Héritiers de BeringosFt-atMS,& t'Enseigne d'Agrippa. M.DCCXLIIL
M°. T!tb, Avertissement, Teb)e, Pp. [ta}. Text, e~s. Tttte red and black.
4 Woodcats ia thotext. M Engntved phttM.
There MeaumeMas tepdnM of this wtM'hxowB an Alchemieatboott. For other editions see my
coMeoticnofma~ctttatMuntittesandttnpoMibiMties. "BtbUep'aphtea)Notes on BooksofSeetet!,
CM of the best thiogs It contafM ia the [eoetpt to Part tV." 7~a<M.~M~a«)/. <Mtt{pw,N.8.
t)Mhettm")M<)dofg!o)ry,"with&dtMti)~ofthe tBM.vot.Lp.a~a.
hand hotdtng the neemmantic candie. tt i: not
Nisard, ~Kt~<tK<&tjMMiM~t~w, t8~, i. p. 909.
ALBINEUS (NATBAN).
Bibliotheca Chemica Contacta ex delectu & emendadone Natbanis Albinei
D. M. In gratiam & commodum artis Chemicas studiosorum. Genevae,
Sumpt. loanais Ant & Samuelis de Tournes. M.DC.LIII.
a'. Pn. [t6] M ï79 [" t'h~J [M. i Maak] Ma*] 83[1 NMk] xi
[t b"]: H M'75
W z7S[i
[t Nank]
blank):
blauk~GeMMtt!<te«dand
?y[t(: Maa)~. (ienetal
dtle xndand6ladt,
Madt.
The <Mati«scont~ned tmthis eo)!eet!onare:
T. Hennés, ?MM&t~a(<MtM'<MM. <
daction! and 6 have bMtatfdtittM, 6 and ytMYt
z.E~pagnet.~w~~MtA~~ceM~&'M~. <
<)gnaMtM<U)dMgt))at!on <<)gettMf hy thenMd~N.
9. E~paj~tet, ~~M~Mw R~t«~? I
MM<wj~M~ Accofdtng to thé (abte of cooteaM Attf~tetto't
<~M. t
poemsthoatd corneCtst aod EspMnet's ttftcb !Mt.
4. Send!mg!)a, ~M~M j~t<eM)t C4<M&«)M. t
butthey have been tMMpMed tn Bindtn& AtNa.
5. Sendiv~m, De .Stf~Aw~t 7 'f<!«)a<M. e
e<M' ~!<M<&AMt" !s eontained in the
&AMMM~C~M~M~M~ "PneMe.<e)~MSee faKhe)- tMder the «Mpecttvt
~AtMM~,CM(tW~)MtMH)<t. f
Mtt)M9. SchmiederMMf~4&~M~, tS~, p. ~tS)
Of these, n<mtbect 9. 3, t ha~e sepamM AtM, meatioMan t édition M1669.
sipatures, and pa~inaoco. No. t is ln the !atM.
B
ï< ~~VTMS-~C~M/M

ALBINEUS (NATHAN). C<M~

Bibliotheca Chemica Contacta ex delectu & emendatione Nathanis Albinei
Doctoris Medici. In gfatmm & commodum AttiB Cbem;cœ stadiosonMn.
Cobn!m AMobtogum,S~mpt I. Ant & Samuetisde Tournes. M.DC.LXXIH.
S*. Pp.M!78;tth)tb)M)t]!~[tb)a<t)t]. GeneMttMetedmdMack.
ThetfMtsin thb éditionMe: Hennés,?Mx/e The~WM Mt edition of Sen~vo~m' two tracts
~Mot~f~M, at theendofthepte&Mt AueateNa!.and of AupmNo'e poemBprinted at QeMva by
C~~<.and ~N~: Atbi.em't~; Jean de Tournas in t~ TM: was edited by
j<i<Mto« and ~Sa~!M<t; 8end!vogitM, ~)M<M
<~~M«~. A!bh<M)s, but Ëspaga~'s ttacte are not ecMained
/.«<M«C<M)t<E«ot and 7't~<t<M !n<he votome. &f SEKOtvootua(Mtohaet).
Thereis a butant tMeto Augordto'B Moas: .O~dta (C~Mt.der c~&. j. p. ~,) c~h
and a sepatMetitte.pteBMe and BMitmaca to him 'Matth. and in the )ndM Albinus. He
S~divo~tM' Macta. Acwfdtnf: M OM <abte<his thé edMoMof Oenew t6M. ~663,~3. and
éditionxhouM sbo eotXaittEtp~net't two(Mets.qwtM
~)M~<<-M~ and ~a~a«t <~)M, but'thesedo Coh~ne.t~a.S'. SdMMera&ospMka~tMt
Cotoma edtth)~ 1 baveMt seen any Meh, and tt
not~pew ? hawebeeninctaded in thisco bpM~Methat Cetan~
Thb ? <ttqxriMof thé otheredithxt,with?< beea tnb~ken &r CMcnta Attobt~m~ G<neva. bu
~a~ptMtwtbattyattetedand dght!i))Madded. Aj{dp~Mt. Cétoine.
fannfn AttmMtmmt ~(?H<M*tM
t~arme&AMeumet~EmgtNa.
N~ MANGNT (jf.j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,tyoe,ii. p. 387.
ALCHALI.
Caput de Sale AtchaH.
GRATAROLO (G.),VeMB Atchenuœ doctnna, t;6!, ii. p.ss8.
THEATRUM CKRMtCUM, !6S9,:i).p. !8û.
ALCHEMIA.
ïa Hoc Volumine De Alchemiacontinentur hac.
Gebri Arabis, Philosophiso!erdssuni,ferum~; natundium,
pnacipue metaBicarumperitissimi,
De inuestigatiôe~ectionis metaUo~M. Liber
StunnMe pet6!ct:on!smetaUotum,siue perfecti magistenj. Libri II.
~M! ~~a~, omnia ~<!f~Mg ~«Mo; j~
E!usdem De inuendone ueritatisseu perfectionismetattorun). Liber
De Fomacibus construendis. Liber ï.
Item.
Specula AlchenutB,doctisamt uin Rogerij Baehonis.
Con-eetoriaAlchemue doctiss, uM Richardi Anglicl.
Rosarius minor, de Alchemia, Incetti authoris.
Liber Seeretor&AlchemiteCalidis filij Iaz:chi ludœt.
Tabula Smaragdina de Alchemia,Hermetis Trismeg.
Hottu!ani philosophi, super Tabulam Smatagdmam Hermetts Commentanus.
Omnia coHatis exemplaribus,emëdatMsima,nouo~; modo ad met! authortt
distincta, & argumêtis atq; picturis necessatijs illustrata, ita ut mento iâ
renata uideri queit. Nonmbe!~ apud loh. Petreium, Anno M.D.XLI.
4'. pp.[M]373. [%TNiu~ x, t Manh).t6woodcuts.
ALCHEMIA (DE) Dialogi Duo.
BRACESCHt (GMVANNt).

ALCHEMIA (DE) Incerd Authoris.

&e GRATAROLO (û.), Venealchemiœ doctrina,ts6t, ii. p.
THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6S9,iii.p. y.
ThisisalsoeatitML)BN< de MàgaitapMia Compo~t~ae et OptMaoM, y.~
 ~ZC~F~M-~ZC~WM 19
ALCHEMIA VERA.
~MGRATAROLO (OUGMBLMO).
AnotberccMeetiM wtth
thésametitte:/<at~A<MpM-eMty,h eontatned !)t<h9JMMMM~M Oxfo~.
w/a,butin Gennao, WM
Mthé&~< <M<-
MFtankfaM,
printed
G<<<-A~A<< t8M, No. 6<!y, but the Mtfab there are
t&f P. S. H.M. &. and H)ebook i< addtobe without
t6<~t.
acconMM;
~h-t-xC~~&, MSt, p. A',87.Theeditor's p)ac% dMe (but <tnd prtntef's aame.
Mme. Ittt
initiats
a
(?) re1.
P .. S. copy book..MMMas ttacts cft6o<),
o fthb WMha Mttio gtvet).

ALCHEMISCHER WEGWEISSER.
~<'<'MAGAZtM
fiirdie MhereNaturwitsenschaft
und Chentie,t?87, H.p. t77.

ALCHIMEY-SPIEGEL.
~M C~ESAR (THKOPHtLUS).

ALCHIMÏA, Das Mt AHe Farben, Wasser, Otea, SaMa~vnd AtHm!~ damit

man àtteCotpOta, Spintus vnd Gâtées Pnepan)ft, Sublimirt vnd Fixirt,
zubereyten. Vnd wie man diese ding nutze, au~ das Sol und Luna werden
moge. Auch von Solviren vnd Scheidungaller Metall, Polierung atterhand
Edelgestein, fSrtfeM!chenWassem zum Etzen, Scheiden vnd Solviren Vnd
zuletzt wie die giNtige DSmpffzuverhüten,ein kartzer Bericht, &c. Cum
Gratia & Priuilegio Imp. Franckfurt am Mayn, in verlegung Vincent)!
Steinmeyers, Jn) Jahr MDCXIII.
8'. Pp.!y). tndex[3];eoh)phoNM;abhmh. TttteMd&ndbtadt.Pp.7'~
containwoodeuta
ofditterenttfindscftumace~ Thécobphontrunsth<N QedhMttt
M Dannbttatt,beyBatthasarHoOtNmn, inve~te~tMe StdameyeMtmtfthr
Vincent!!
MDCXm. HofoMno prlntedthe ~MMM<!)~)~{!f/
&.v.)inthesameyear.
ne first edition )mow of wasprinted at Stms. thm and with the sepamtion of gold and Sttycr.
bme bv Cammerlander in t~gg. thé book bM no and appended isthe tteMbe of GitbeftMCMdinat
MMOt~ name, but it may htve been complledbyaa (y.f.) upon aototton of tnetah, pollshingof gents,
eet«tin Petrus Kertzenmaeher.who wrote pM&ce and <i<n!)M' pMCt!eat applications of chemuMry.
whieh appeax in thé t~o and MbMqaent iiBues. For the diHetentedtttoMsee m/Mper on "Some
Thé compiler has taken aot only a nMMberof the EMiy TMatisM ON Teehnotogtcat ChemtBtty,"
receipM but the tMe M weH from the ~< /'nX!M«~ /'4<7.&w., Qhsgow, <SS7.M.voL xix.
<Mnt<mt ~4&~«t<<, tsgt (?.<). The second pp. t<6.t~.M)d "Supptement," tbid. <<o~~h voL
pmt deab with what WM thought to be tMnanata. XXV. pp. 99~-93S.

IYYY?f lT·
ALCHIMIA.
De AlchitMa Opuscula complura veterum phitosophorum, quorum catalogum
sequens pagella indicabit. Cum gratia & PrmUegto Ceesareo.
s.), a. & typ. n.
4". M (3< t'tM)t] 168. Vignette on the titte. On t tM tww thepritttef's device.
RosaMttm PMtosophonM). Secundo Pett AtdttmitBde Lapide PMtMûpMcovero
modo ptrtBpM'ando, eontineM eMetom)eitMscienttœ pmgttMieneo). Cum r!gMA te)
per<ecuonemMteodentibM.
Sigs. A'to Z. a, io feaM; or <E[96}. Vignette, and 90 itytnboticwoedott!
cotoured by hand. MomeMos M8. note~.
CO~hM FmMofbrtt ex OtBcinaCytAMi Jacobi, Mense jMoteAnnotM<~
Thé 6tf!t part contains a dedication to Otto 8. RaimmxhB LuMxs: /? ?~<~«~ eM~ew.
Heiatich, COtmt Mathe, by the pfinM)-CyriMM <?«))<, <M <M<M<M, f. tS3.
JacchtM,dMed
1 Aprit t. [~Jso. and the fMMwing o. Afbtotetes: ?Ywt~/«t <&/'r<t<-<&<! lapidis
niaetMcts: ~M/M<!&t&<, t t6~
t. C'a~w~o ~~MWtHW, f. )f. Some of these tmets were fteqaentty prfnted
9. C&MMW B«<~M, f. !$. Meuader each. Thé seoecd part eoMitts enttfety
3. tS~&t &M< t 69. of the ~«t~M, witt) a)t its curions qrmboMcat
Avicenna Z~' <f<M~M! <M/a/&M(M, f. ys. illustrations. tt was one of the n)oMpopular of
R<ttmMndM(MUta): <~M<~«~M<t<M~M thé Ah!hem)«tttteatites. and it h te be found
~<Mt))Mw<<t«<M&, f. 99. in nmaemas MSS. and printed editiom. Set
& &M~t /'M!M<J~-MH,t !0t. )!<MAR<UM.
y. ~<M«<«/<<'W~,y)W/<M,.t<<~M~<
fy«M,t. t3S.
ao ~Z.CM~M-~ZC~KMXy?X?C~
ALCHtMIA DENUDATA.
see NAXAOORAS
(EHRPVON).
ALCHIMIST.
See HEUTME(Der) Atchmist, t7;6.
Thish tdmttcatwiththe of Bow~RD
pLustus(~f.).
ALCHYMIA.
Atchymtœ Cultor sub spe Benedictionis DMote viuens.
Ste PH!MSOPHtSCHE Schao.BUhne, tyo6.

Alchymia Denudata.
~< NAXACORAS (EHRDVON).
AkhynMteTmctatus.
See HSLLWJG (CHRtSTOPH VOM), Fa!cicu!us, tM.
t7t9,p.

Alchymia vem lapidis philosophorum.

See VtERau~edeseneTeutscbeCbemischeBNcMe!n, t697,p. 212.
-S~evtER unterscbiedeneCbymiscbeTmctSttein,1772,p. 5.
AkhymMe veteris medulla ex Gebri libris extracta.
See HORN(GKORG).
Definitio Alchymiae.
See HERMETtSCHE (Der) Phitosophus,t/o~, p.$4.
Phœnix Atchymiae.
HERMNTtSCHE (Der) Philosophas,t~oa,p.7$.
ALCHYMIE.
&w GANTZB (Der) Kern der Atchymie,t~B.
SeeH.(c. o.),Eines wahren AdeptibesondereGeheimnisse~n der Aîchymie,t?;?
.SMREFORMtERTE (Die)Alchymie,under CORRECTtO
tatuontm.

ALÇHYMISCHE FRAGEN von dem Universaliund den Par6cu)anbus.

See WELUtto(GKORG et Theosophicum,~73$,
VON),Opus Mago-CabbaKstïcum
p. 53~.
ALCHYMIST.
Der von Mose Sbet urtheHende Akhymht.
SCHM!D (JOHANN GEORO), t7o6.

ALCHYMISTEN-GESELLSCHAFFT.
See K. (J. D.),ïyo9.

ALCHYMISTISCH Sieben~esttm, Das ist, Sieben schône und aufserlesene

Ttactatlein, vom Stein der Weisen, Dannn der richtige Weg zu solchem
aUerhocbstenGeheimaufs za kommen hell und klar gezeiget wird. Allen
Liebhabem der Hoch-Edten Wissenschafltzu Gefallen und nûtzUchem
Untemch~ aus dem Lateu) ins Hochdeutsche treulich ûbergesetzet, und in
Druck getertiget
 ~<y~<4/j~~M at

ALCHYMISTISCH Sieben.Gestim. C~~w~.

WM Hennes und der Lu!!ius weitt&uaMg habn geschrieben,
Das ta& aUbierin einer Summ zu lesen dir belieben.
Wirst du dasseU)'gebrauchen recht mit weifalichemVeratand,
So sey veMichett,da& dein Geld sehr nützlich àngewandt.
Hamburg, In VeftëgungJohann Naumanns, und Gedïgen Wot<i&.Im Jahr
Chtisti, t6?s.
S*. Pp.Maat.M. titbKdandNactt. ThecoMentetxKinottthevenoof
the titte,<m<fthenMtowa MbeMM of(hooperations
<<M-
the StMM,
Mtdtheediter't
address to thereader. E<M!htmethMa«tte-pagetoetmM!nthepasiMmoo.
Thé tmett la this ectteetioa aM
t. HenaM, <<f/<<M ?Tw~M<, [h t. attain his end. Ho Mntsdf was netther ? ptaeti-
a. R. LotUm, ~~MMw, p. M. e)N' ato-ttt) Mept, but tM had $tN<)tedthé theory
3.R.LuMhM,J~<M«M.p. and ventmed ta eay that h this bcek would be
4* ArhMtt~M, 2TnM<etot ~&<M<b<M)tjM~~j<ttMtMïht Metatt tt)àt was Aëcë~ary for thé work
t«Mt ~<~ <~ H~&M, pt 6~. coatatned, thouKhmMe<tMf)Mety, in thé sh vo)ume$
& JfobtMMSDtMMten,~M)!)~««, p. ;)$. ofthe ?X<a<~MC4«w~t)t.
6. AtbetMxM<~n<M,C<M<~«<)<ft«i<, p. ao~. Be!tdM tht%wUeh seMMto be thé BKt édition,
7. JchtMmea PontaoitN,his &)MM~ p. M~ 8chn)(eder (G~A. <&r ~/<~m<<,
of quotes Mothsr <<date t6Mt and the<8~ p. t66)
.rhe «Mtef hMnot t~vta Mt Bâme. Thé Utte af w
the book, ho mys, deMtes that as the Pleiades C<MMaM< m<~ C~OMff,ï7% p.&y<tw &6. one of
ptide the miu'iMf to bis h~ea. so this toMteU&- ïM6, Ftaakfutt,
Uenef writers w!UetXtMethe bver of Alchemy to

ALCHYMISTISCH Sieben-Gestim, Das ist: Sieben schône und auserlosene

Tmctattein, vom Stein der Weisen, Darinn der richtige Weg zo solchem
a!terh8chsten Geheitunu&zu kommen, heU und khr gezeiget wird. Allen
Uebhabetn der Hoch-EdIen Wtssenschaft zu Gefallen und nützlichem
Unterdcht, aus dem Lateta im Hoch-deutsche treulich übergesetzet, und in
Druck gefertiget..
Was Hennés und der Lullius wdt!&uMghaben geschrieben,
Das !a& allhier in einer Summ zu lesen dir betiebea.
Wirst du dasselb' gebrauchen recht mit weifslichemVerstand
So sey vetachert, dafs dein Geld sehr nMich angewandt.
Frankfurt und Leipzig, zu Snden im KraufsischenBucMaden. t?~.
S*, tametteet;waat!n~aU after p. fbto,inctudiagthe Tt'Mtaby Albertas
MMnmandPcntanus. New one. Aii)ntt)eothere~t!on
titte pastedovera previuns
eacbtractbasa tMe.ptgeHermes, p.9 LuMiaa, p.35,andp.?< Aristotle,
p. ¡
Dausten,p. H$.
ALCHYMISTISCHE (NEUE) Bibliothek fur den N&turkundiger.
6~ SCHRÔDBR (FRIEDRICH JOSEPH WtmELM).

ALCHYMISTISCHE BRIEFE.
~M MBVKR (JOHANN FMBDMCH).

ALCHYMISTISCHE Nachnchtungs Regulen.

See ~wa (Der)defs Rothen Creutïes.
ALCHYMY.
Aw TRUB(A)Light of Alchymy.
ALEMANNUS DE BONONIA.
~< ALAMANUS
de Bononia.
 ~z.Ay~

ALESSIO.
Alexii Pedemontani de Secretis LiM, mim quadam rerum varietate vtiUtate~
referti, longe castigatiores & ampUotes quàm priore editione. Nam sex
prioribus, septimus accessit ex eiusdem authoris appendice tactue: omnes ex
Italico sermone in La~num conueïsi. lo. lacobo weetcacoBasitiens!Medico
interprete. Basiteae,Apud Petrum Pemam. M.D.LX.
S°. Pp.[<4.aNMk]3M[99,tbtank].
The6n.tedittonofthh Mn:htion WMpdntedsix bco)M.Thé thirdwasprintedbyPemain
atBa<d.byP<!fM!nt~,8vo. Jteontatnsoaty ttcoatftiMaoetsbthbook.
De' Secreti del Reverendo Donno Atessio Piemontese, Prima Parte. Con la
sua tavota per ttouar le ricette con ogni eommodita. In Venetia, Presse
Giorgio de' CauaUt. MDLXVIII.
8*. Ft. Ms. Tawh. &c. [it] a btantt. SecondePtu-te,? 76. T~vo~[&]
Parte Tene% & 4!. Tavob [4.] Thé *ime(te
)< M)etephMM ca<rytne &t<wef w!<b
Mmed Mtdtet)}.amt.thémottomitteM~itm:
'tMe s«f mto,'thé tttote w!<hin
an
ornàmentat bordet.
a~,
The 6rtt part in six boetteof Atexis' work was Graesse, ?~f, t9j9. L p. oMas a pseMdooymfor
originatty pnbtbbed in ttaMan,at Venice, ln t$~ GhotaMtoRMte))),caNed byUMBMeMtAtehentbt.
(or t~?). Thé secondrevited edition appeared Ttb b queti<d la the BrttMhMtNeam C)ttah)gue.
io t~. It Is one of the most &)nous ot the and BedtOMon.who <Mdeenquify iMothé abject,
Mcetpt-books and its popthnty la shown by the was MMNeto conte to any deMte coactusion.
number of cditiom in various languages through At least he admits the dimeutty of detetmtn!ng
which it has passed. Thêta are on record some wMehof the noble FbreatiM famMyof RusceUior
twenty edMons in ttaiian tt was traMhted jnte RusceM might be concealed <mdérthe came. He
F)'ench,abouttwentyeditiM:; Latin, otneedittOM; &bo saw the diaicutties involved in caUtog the
English, seven or eight edittons; Duteh. hittf.a. edition of tssy thé fitst. and conetuded that it
doiienéditions German,a dozpnéditions Polish, must have been paMtahed eartier. BnMet and
Danish and Spanisb. Gmesie both speak of an édition of t~M, Venice.
The reoeipts tue for thé most part medica) Md by SigMm.Bordo~na, but there arediMcuttie!
phartjMeeutieat.and there iBverylittle wMehbeati respectingthat ediaon abc. See BeckoMna, &
direct on Atebemy or on Chemhtty. ~t«<'G<MA&~< << B~«<pM, t7)a, !M.p.
For the ori~in of thé workas told by Alexis i~and L 340, for the RtMcetM.
himiietf.for thé doubts conaectcd with the date Thé fact M, however.M t have shown !n the
and tanmaee of the nrst edition, for an enumer. paper above mentioaed, thé a<o<pt!on of the
ation of editions in Mian and English and for wotk to RuMetM, wM not beM emnNnatiM, for it
an account of the 6rst three éditionsof Wecker': leads to two quite iacomMttbte nwmtives of
tramtation and thetr impertancefor the history of the origin of the bock. and as they both ttece<.
the work. see my Notes on Booksof Sectets," safity emanate from him, if he be the Mthor.
in the 7YN)M<M~<M ~'<4<~wh)M<f&'a~&<:<«)' he must, tn one or cther, <f not in both, have
(~<w, t883, vol. B.. and t~~o (M.S.) tôt. i.. been Mricttyioaeeamte. For my own part 1 have
and paper on Thé Secrets of Atexb," read to seen no ewMencethat RnseeMiWM thé author,
the Societyof AntiquMie:.London. but only the assertion of MM!o, wMch has been
The name ~~<t<e M regarded by semé (~ followedby tate)'writeM.
Kunstbuch des woterfamen Herren Alexij Pedemontani vô mancherley
nutzlichen vnnd bewerten Secreten oder Künsten, jetz neuwlich aufs
Welscher vnnd Lateinischer sprach inn Teutsch gebracht, durch Doctor
Han<s Jacob Wecker, Statt Attzet zu Colmar. Mit Keys. Majest. gnad
vnnd freyheit, inn sechs jaren nicht nachzutrucken. M.D.LXXiij.
8'. Pp.[48]46~ TiOeredandMactt.
Der Ander Theil.
a*. Pp.[7,tMa!&]974[9<.tM!mk].
AnearliereditionoftheGerman translation
waspaMished
by Pernaat Bmd, tMo~ It eoataitM
onlythefirstpartinsixbooks.
Les Secrets Du SeigneurAlexisPtemontois. Rpueu, & augmenté d' vne infinité
de rares Secrets. A Rouen, Chez lean Berthelin, dans la Cour du Palais.
M.DC.XXXVII.
C*. ~.675. Txbte,bo,ib)M)<].Imparfect.
 ~M?-4~M s~

\~A~E~ <~w~&~
Tho~h wMJM~t~H)Mo&cL~t<MNMMo.thts and numerom other MCMt<.«tt th<M «titbns
B~jrM~t ofM~tMmtattoa, priMedM iPMi:in Includea MMhtioo of thé ~')HM<& of Andrtet-
t;73,TtS~t) !MC5n.t6t4 (withoutLand~'t t)M)e), sen (~.f.). Mw!t)ba found tn pp. i&t~t af thé
<M<fagamh t<9t. BMides thé «ctete of Atexia presentetUdox.

ALETHOPHILUS.
GMcMiche Erobet- und Demolitung des durch den SchaU einer thonemen
E!!a8-PoNmoe,&ufBe&hteines ChymischenPabsts angekündigten Fegefeuen
der Scheidekunst samptden abngen auf der Insul Schmahelandau~enchteten
Schantzen. Oder kurtze Wiedertegung des von einem Anonymo ohne
sattsamen Grund und Raison hetausg~ebenen schmâhstichtigen Teutschen
FegeteMetsder Sd)eMet:onst, aufgesetzet durch Atethophilum. Leipzig,
Bey Carl Christian Neuenhaho, Buçhh. in Nordhausen.. 1~5.
8* Pp.t~. TMeMdandMaett.FMntitptece.
This i<a tepty. w a pfeteodedtepty, in <hetoMt oor ccnvMted the -R{~'<r of untruth. Fictuld
cf a spMa~MKattegMy' <" Da SoHMr't Ai~iM evidently did not titte aoy doubt or hMttMtco,
~~MA oder ?!')t~i'«~&M~. eithN'oatt)eM)toftheMe)tdso)'<oe!Ofthe<ectet
~M~. t~ca, ~.f. Thé Mtthor't Mmeb net given. phitotophy. Thé book is ttttefetttttg as contalnlng
Fictuld (~<~&~M<~<, ti. pp. tS-~)) <<t<!n~)y an eaummattonof atehemicat authors. Compare
~peetz the MithM*: Mt~ghtfenwamatN) M)d ~Wit)w<M' <&f P<M&m!~<« aus dem ~B~w<r der
bhme* Mmtbr hming Mtthef wetMtned Atehemy Ct)w<MM~, tyot.

[AnotherCopy.] Leipdg, tyog.

a'. Pp.!49. TtUBtedtmdbtMk. WMtt«hefM))tb~ece.
ALETHOPHILUS.
PMtosophische Betrachtung von Verwandlung det Metatten.
ROTH'SCHOLTZ (FMËDERtCH),Deatscbes Theatnun Chemicum, t7j~ iii.
P. 537.
This istheteveothehapterof"AtetopMMMedi.the nature of the metftb. Accotdfngto Fictuld
t~tfocesatiquotSaeMeatatte PMbMphtMe tnSw. <fn~«~< il. p. 98)the pane)' 6 ruinedby
FmaeofMrtitB, ctotaCCXXVH!. A.S.R." 1t havintithempdatedonit) 1
consistsof jf~ shortdicta or propositions
about
ALETHOPHÏLUS.
HERMES,Erkaatnii& der Natur, t7o6.
Sa HBRMBS,Ehdeituag ia's Mchste Wissen von EAenntMtfsder Natur, tSM.

ALETOPHILUS (StMMRM).
Leben des Paracelsus.
HttRME'nscHKsMuseum, tySz, i. p. nt.
ALEXANDER.
Cuiusdam Epistobe, qute Alexandri Macedonum Regis nomine CMcum<ertur,
interpretatio, abditam Phitosophici Lapidis coatposttionem sapientibus
acutissimè declarans.
Su ARTISAUR!FERJE Votumtna, !6!0, i. p. 24$.
~M CEBBtt,SunmM Peffectioni~ t683, p. 2~4.
GïN~CEUMChmicam, t6~ p. s6t.
EpisteL
~M MORGKNSTERtf
(PHtUP),Turba PbUosophorum,t6<3, i. p. 33! i t~ i. p. 40~
ROtH-scHOMZ (Ftt!EDERtCH~Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, 1732, :!).
p. 937.
~4 ~ZJSM~M?~ ~t~/

ALEXANDER. CMw<~
Sendschfeiben voa der geheimen Compcmtion des Steines der Weisen.
~w GEBtttt,Chymische SchnSten, !75t, p. 3$?'
See GBBEt!,Commentai aber GeboMWerke, ~99, p. «M.
To Alexanderthe GMat laasoribed the diMowety <MS,H.Pp.<tS9.37t. Thé ~< WM paNMhed
<ttthetombofHen)M~Mdt!)e7M«~~M~ft)~M byJo&chiMTfM~kein bishr!M)<!&t~<Kt
of R*Baco~N
which it contained. Afitteth la ctecHted w!th ~M~a ~~JMM~, EMehen, tee8. Kopp. /?<.
havtng written an epistb to Mm on Alchemy(~<) M.M7.
AjtMTO-rstES). Compate, Kopp, ZMt ~~MH~
ALEXIS.
See AMSSKh
ALFONSO.
Clavis Sapientiae.
Sa nGULUS(BKNEDtcrus),The~ttnad!~ t6S:, p. 3~
~M THEATKUM caBMtC~H,
i[66b, V. p. ?66.
Alphonso or Alfonso X., &t~e, Ktng of verballyM), howeverthe Meotity b to beotphioed.
CMttte and Léon (ïMt.ïeM "eaosed this book Tf)b tmet ttettts t*; cf the ArhtotctiM ebtxteate
to be OttMhtted from thé A!nbtc tnto bis own MqxatMes a*, of the jjeoeMthtaof minemb,aod
Castillan tongae." It would appear the~Ote that 3°. of the seMTMhmof plants from Minera)*,and
AtfoMowas not Mtntdf the aathof. Thé Arable ofanimats &om p)aat& It la a short treatiM on
book is supposedto be the C/afK <H<t~t<< &t~Me«- eMm~gony,and Dot on tMMmoMtoa. tt b not
lie a<cdbed to Artephfus (~.f.). of which there the sameas that attributed to AtphotMo, Kiog of
werenumefOfMeditions. CompMTSonof the two PoftaptU," iacluded in /'ï~ 7.K<s~<M
tracts sbowBthat they are ident!cat (though not /%MM<<~<S~)t<, London, t6i9.
Hendreich, /*<!«<&?<< ~MMoBM~~&w.1699, Hoe<er,~ïtA~ <&&C~UM~,ta49. t. 383 tM6.
p. Mg. 1.Po
Nicchs Antonio. F~<4<M ~<t)M M'<M, 4o7~as,~M&<ih!FaZ<)M
FeMeius, Bibliot~Ca Lattrra <M~c
arsdi~ st <);~M
ïn~~
<7M, Il. p. 78. ~&Mf, <8s8, i. p. M.
Gtndtn, ô<K~< <~ CAM<~t~r, L &<. Lodea Lederc, ~ït<!<~ /<!AM&~M ~w~.
Schmieder, <?<~&;t~ dsr ~&ttM~&. t8~, p. t%t6,!i.p. 44t.
t4t. Kopp,Z~<«-~M&, t8S6. t. p. )KK.

ALI PILL
-S~AUPUM.

ALI PULI.
Centrum Naturœ Concentratum. Oder: ein Tractat. von dem Wiedetgebohmen
Sattz. Insgemem und eigendlich genandt: Der Weisen Stein, in Arabischen
geschriebenvon Ali Puti, einem AsiatischenMohren, darnach in Portu~sische
Sprache durch H. L. V. A. H. Und ins Hochteutsche vetsetzt, und hemus-
gegeben von Johann Otto He!btg Rittem, Char-Furstt. Pfaltzischen Ratb,
Leib-Med!co, und bey der Heiddbe~schen Untvetsitat Professore PuMico.
Gedruckt im Jahr ï68a.
S°. Pp.N67. ThetaMpageb !nMS. ThesigMatOfe! are 4 teMMwtthoat
E-H6in etj;M&i p. in MS. ThistracthMbeeneutoutofaa copyofthe
signature,
p<!M<<h!<Ma
~&~«<<<~«M, ï7«s(~t.f.andbmd separately.
tt is commended tw Fictatd(~M<<w, 1. ttoy cf a cure worked by Sebastian Sfebenfireand
p.60),and!equotedby GmeMn (<7<~&<,H.p. (p. 6t) witb the narrative of hix mafdet. in which
t~). BesMes AtipaM'stMN,pp. t-aS.thbfragment Thamey<$er<<'J is said to bave bad a hand.
contaiM a)soMartinosdeDd)&, /XM!~M<~M< Lttdta(~e. BW<a<~<« OtKM~; t8?~ Nos.
t~fjt!~(p. 3~ 2MM<~tW /*4~/M~&Kf (p. 49).M "M'9~
exttMttfMM book ~tMf/M~M~ (p.$8),and&
Centrum Natuiœ Concenttatum or the Sait of Nature Regenerated. For thé
most part improperly ealted the Philosopher's Stone. Written in Ambick
by Atîpiti a Mauritanian, born of AsiatickParents; PubMshedin Low Dutch,
 .4z/M~zJMo~ is
ALI PULI. CM~m~
t694, and now done into Engtish, <696. By a Lover of the Hermetick
Science.
That which bath been i& named ahready,and it is known that it is Man.
Ec<es.6.ïo.
London, Printed for J. Harris at the Harrow in Little Britain, të~d.
M*. Pp.90. LiMof books,
<h?~
thereaderla sfgqedE. Nie%notPrice. not to

Centrum Natutae Concentratum. Oder ein Tmctat, von dem Wtedetgebohmen

Sa!tz. Insgemein und eigenttich geoandt: der Weisen Stein, in Arabischen
geschrieben von Ali Puli, einem Asiatischen Mohten, damach in Pottugiasche
Sprache durch It. L. V/A.H. und ms Hoehteutsche ubeM undhëraus.
gegeben von Johann Otto Helbig Rittern, Chtu-Mrstt. Pfakischen Rath,
Leib-Medtco, und bey der Heidelbergischen Umversitat Pfotessore Publico.
Franddurt, bey Johann Friedrich Fleischer, 1736.
8'. Pp.40.
Centtum Natum Concentratum.
QUADRATCM Alchymisticum,1705.

ALKUMISTICA.
See CLAIUS (JOHANN), t;94(?).

ALLEBÉ (GBRMTAtmour NtcoLAAs).

Getardi Arnoldi Nicolai AHeb~Amstelodamensis,Medicinaein Athenaeo Utustri
Amstdodamens! Studiosi, Commentatio qua tespondetur ad Quaesdonem
Chemicam, a nob!Ussima Facultate Disciplinarum Mathematicarum et
Physicarum, in Academia Lugduno-Batava,A. MDCCCXXIX. Propositam
Instituatur aquae marinae analysis accufata, et inquiratur quaenam sint ejus
principia perpetua, quae contra accessoria et minus constantia; tum quibus
utrorumque Iodium et Bromium sint accensenda: exponatur denique, qua
ratione singuta illa principia separentur et depurentur. Quae Pmemium
reportavit D. viii Mensis Februarii A. MDCCCXXX.
Nop)Me,date,priato-or puMiBber.
4*. Pp.40. Foldingtabla ReptjatedfMmthe~)Mta&toftheL<ydenAe~emy.vo).xv.
ALLEGORIA
MERLINUS.
AMegoriteSapientum et Distinctiones xxix supra tibmm Tutbs.
Sed THEATRUM CHËMtCUM, 1660, v. p. 57.
.SMMANGET 0. j.), BibliothecaChemica Cunom,t7M, i. p. 467.
Attegonœ super librum Turbœ.
ARTISAUMFER~ Volumina.t6t<~i. p.89.
MORGENSTERN (PHIUP), Turba Philosophorum, t6t3. i. p. M< 1750, i..p. t:<.
MANOET (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica i. p. 494.
CutioM, tyo~
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ALLERLEY Particularia.
Allerley Particularia die handt~fMf zu dehraen.
Sec TRtSSMOStNus(SALOMON), Aureum Vellus, Tractatus iH.(t;98), p. 97.
~M TANCKS(jOACHtM),Pi-OMptuariumAtchymie, t6to, Appendix Tomi Primi,
P. !4S.
See MRÔFFNETK Gebdomisse des Steins der Welsen (t7o8), p. 237.
See [SCHATZund KunstttanMnerl p. t~.

ALLGEMEIN nutzMches chemisch-physikalisches Mancherlei. Erster Thé!

Mit Kuptern. Berlin, bei SiegiscMnd Friedrich Hesse, in der breiten
Sttass&. ï?8t.
8'. Pp. vi:i.9~ [fw Twocopperp!ates.
Zweiter Thei!, 178!
8'. !'p.{4]a7a., rweeppt!Wp)MM~ d
On tceOuat of thé générât utility of a knowtedge Gennan. and he points ont that his workservesas
of thestienee*. the translator (who bas cooeeaM a contributton or sttpptemmt te tht Journal of
bis nMBe) theugbt it detirabte that what had Crdt. who had net dealt wtth che<nM disserta-
already been wntten in Latin sbould be rendered tions in Latin, 1 do not know If any morethMt
accessible to more readets by betng tm-ned into the abovewas puUMted.
fart cont&insthé following dissertations
(. Jacob Reinbold Spielmann and Johann <&<t~)~« ~Aw C/ wd WX <&~<t~tM,die
Friedrich Corvinus, CeMt&iM?der ~A~« <<MM! <~wA <M«a«t)<t<A'a<b <JXW~M~ <
/.<i~.p. t. ~MiMMtt <?AtM<<~«W<W<MM fto<Mt, p. M<.
it. Torbern BefgntNtn, Jf<< CMM<(oWn!< 9-With. HeiM. SebastiM BtMhoh, Ï~~ die
</MtAA)<)M~«tAttirât, p. c8. me, p.80S.
Torbem BeM'mMn, tH)~m<(?M«x~~t«t«<a' ta.CMGcttfnedHagen,
~aaM'<'«,<M</
~y AMf~ ~N<~ .<«~M/<M, p. ts3. <&~a ~<M<M&tt<M ?! p. aty.
Car) Wilbelm Schede. tM<& der tt. Johann ChristianWiet[)eb~C<MM<~M~-
<t/~«tt< dass <<M~<M tt~JJ~ in /Mf t~~KMM- t«~«H~<M<f<&M A'&«/, p. ast.
<A w<n&K~< p. t8r. M. jo'tana BecktMma, M!f««~ <<mC<~t<MA
S. die GebrOder GM~anhorst. Aus <&)M C/«f' <&<' /!M<~M<<e<M ~Hfff~t<« w<<«M/'M,p. ~t.
A'<'<C<bN M~(««&M/MtM~tX &Aa~ A~M'~«- t9. Johann Anton Saopoli ~M &&<e~ «<«<
~~fa, «A<M A~<f~%du ~%«< p. ï8s. <&HMM'~<<!m~{)!M</&/M~a~. p. MO.
6. Georg Christian Ittershagen, yf~~wt~ <<wcA t4. Christoph Andreas Mangold. <'wnf<:4< mil
A'<M~t)«fM<(KM,p. t89. /'4tt<tM.pt 3~
7. VûM). Z& A~Aw~~A~ oder J~ A~~oh; t<. Fnedtich AM<Mt CMheuset; C4<(~
S/«A&&M<<M-~MJ'i~<~t,p. ÏOK. B~klaxg vcm
F«)&MM~y ttOt <&-
dar~Rsixiguxg'
~<~ <fM
u~er~tXftM~
,~PttcA~ligrx
8. MthMM George Sa~. H'<* MfnfiM«&w &MM~WM<<M, p. 3<t4.
<4f«x ot<<<fA<m A'«' « t«M!t!~<«, t«w
The contents of part Il. are the fbOowiag
t. Johmn Friedrich Corv!nm, G<MA&A<< der S. Johann Anton SeopoM.A&A~ &~
jM~~M~t ~)~, zwdterTMt, p. t. &ttA<tHMM,3t0.
a. Tcrbem Berpnann, Vont~iM~tw, p. 60. 6. Carl Friedrich Wenzel, C~o~<x<<t ~ ~ah-.
3. Torbem Ber~tnann, M~' ~<~M<y<&~ ~&'~~f a<~<~«< der ~<tW<<M!t<w <&M
M~ P-157. ~~<xdMf~M«t<~<t. p. 3~1.
Torbent Betgmtma, M~<~f<<fC<f<<t/~«der 7. JohMtoGotttiebGeomi. MMt~<t<~<h!~KA.
~yt/< t~~KM~w/.M <&'<yM~)mdia aut dm ~aM «M dm ~MMts* /<M<<Mat«tœ A<tMM.
~<Mi4~Mt~f~ti~ p. 978. <~<a~«, c~M<!««<eMZ<<<M~~A~ ?Tt~<.
p.34~.

ALLGEMEINE (UEBER)ARZNEtEM.
MACA~tN <<irdie hShereNaturwissenschaA und Chetme,t7<4,i. p. 291.
Thé authot-'s initXds
areH.C. D.(octor ?) M.(edi. Sodety.ThéanitetMtmedtcines
are ? beunde)-.
cinés?),and thé tracttowas wfitteam stoodinanatchen)i<atseMe,appMeotty.
wigitMttty
Latinand addKsed a FeJKW of the Royal
ALLGEMEINE und Gênera! Reformation der gantzen weiten Welt. Beneben.
der Fatna Fraternitatis, defs Loblichen Ordens des Rosencfeutzes, an &He
Gelehrte vnd Hâupter EumpS geschrieben. jetzo ôf!entHch in Druck
vetfert~et, vnd allen trewen Hettzen commnnici)fetworden. Gedruckt zuerst
 ~<7J~B-4Z/VA~

ALLGEMEINE und General Reformation. CM«'M«M<.

zu Caesd, durch Wi}hetm WesseM, Anno M.DC.XIV. Der âu&eMten
Seltonheit wegen wieder aufge~t, und mit einem Anhange verscMedener
dahin gehodgen SchnOen vermehret. RegenaptMg,Anno MDCLXXXI.
(~ for MDCCMXXÏ.).
e°. Pp.M!9a.
AecMdtMfte KtcM (~M~~jp~&W~t~ .Mh~<<M-aTt<M!~tOM~<Me<~<t<t.pp. w.H4
< Ft'M)M.
enrl, FYaakf:t8qq,
&M, p.p ty6) MMwm
ty6)~was ad(tad M.
edftedbybyird. MT~M!<S)w<M ~t~M~t~M, pp. ns-tsa: and
N:co)a), and was ptinted at BerMn, t/et. The <!f~/<et«' Z~Mfft ««<! &<Mt<M«<t~ ty Doctor
from < to 68; thé /~M«t GtathMMM Amandw de StdMt. pp. Mg. with
j?~M<!<tM geM p. p.
<h)mp.69Mp.98. TtMvohm)eeoMatMtttMA<hm thé tbBowint;OUe-page!tMpeetive~
Haedmeyer'a~««t<~ M MMiM~- ~Mf~
Antwort: An die LobwOrdtge MdenohaiR der TheMophea vom RoMotoreott
N. N. wm Adam HMeha~er, Airehtdmatem Ahtmnum N<xariam <eu Judteem
ortUnMtumCtMMeam, der Mten 000 HMttMMCteuti! Mtaein b<'y HaNM T~Mtt
wohnende:
wodneade: Ad CesarewIt.
Bt~m~1 der1.eIten
FM<~Mk-etn&i~t~~g~
ZUID bw HalI..ln aMW
(MtMettt
J:ley1lgenCreutsD6a11eiD ~n.
M
KM:e!, MDCXtV. und der imfeefttenSettenhdt wegen wiedera))<geteg<.Re~eMpurt;,
MDCLXXXI. (<ierMDCCLXXX!.).
WotMmeyntM AnfMchtwiheo. M die Hochw<tfdiMteFrMemit&tdes RcsenctiMb~s.
Zweyer VnbemmMenStda-teMb, da~Meo de ihre Giedmctten.M ste vonder h6<!hMb.
tichen F~teratMt htben. et<i9enen, vnd nm fefaetfe Commanicatioa Mtten thtm.
Gedrudtt MBMtM OppeaMm bw HMtmmao Mthmt&. MDCXVH. ond der
au&eMtenSettenheit wegenwleder an~et~et. RegMMpta~MPCCLXXXt.
GebaioherDiMmsMnd BettachtMMwas ?)- dne GotMeUgMtvndArtdMLiebe
et&niert wht Du ist. wie diMtthe dgeMtMtbNehaf~ seye wil, wann maa dte
in aller Weit veMchte. Aber von Gott wertb vud thewer geha!(ene Gemetnecham,
W)ssenMha~, WeMtttdt Md Ratemitet der MchMnRMeaCrettteBtadw&uKbetteMt
THeit tuertetchM*befphMt. Von newemans TagMecht(BtucMdurchDoctotemGmti.
anum Aoxtndum deStet)i<C. &E. Archtpat. /MS< J~a<H«t
t. Timcth. 4. Die GottseUgkeltbt M allen Dingen Nuts.
x. Johan. 3. Lasset vns nicht Uebeamit Werten. noch mit der Zuogen,Sondem
mit der That und mit der WaMteit.
Gedruckt zuetst m Oppmheim bey Hieronymo GaMemMDCXVtn. vnd d<:r
aNftMMenSettenheit wegenwieder gedmcttt M RegBMpat~,MDCCLXXXt.
Thèse are Maets bdongint to thé subject of /~a~w~t in EndMt. by KugeniMPhMatethet,
RosicrttciantMt. Thé "~t/AMM~ JP~- was Mb!hhed at London in t6<t, t6)no. See
NM~M" was ptixted at CMsd, by Wnhdm ~~&M<&w~
We~eM. <6t9, together wMt thé ~MM /«'. C~~M~G~m~tM~~M~~M~L~~
~<t«<, aad HMètnx~yer's~<~M<e« in tnm!~ Sw, PP-44*4!'5~
Another édition was in fhe "<</&MMM< was
pp. t~y. printed t6t~, /B~iMM<!<&w"
wtth an j~~<<~<ttMÏded, t)MM avo, pp. t~. In p~Med in thé ~~H' ~Ma~ <M~~<MM-
t6<6 thèse WM indaded with some other tncta tbMM'M~,BeHin, 1783, i. p. am, and thé /~teM
ia a Mna!twtmne pp. M y~ [~ The ~<M<! ~ttO<M~a<&iathesame; i. p. 308.

ALPHIDIUS.
Kurtzer Bericht und pambolisch TtactSttdn.
MOULUS (BENEDtcrus),Thesaunnetta, t68z,p. 66.
This aathor b tuppoMd to hâve Nved tn thé and another oit!tted CAttM~~<M el <<'</)'<M'.
Mth ceatmy, but nothiag h known about Nm. fH«t/<t ~<& ~/«t~Mw <M~M<~ ht saidto
Thé tmct Mcrtnted atong ~th KotHty and R. odat in n)amxa'!pt. See Kopp, Die ~~M<m«,
Mtyin thé ?~<Mt C%<M&«<M,Stt)Mb)Mg. te~, tM6, li. p~ 3~, 369.

ALPHÔN8US.
~M AÏ.MMSO.

ALPINUS (PRospzR).
Prosperi Alpini Matosdcenas Philosopbi & Medici, in Gymnasio Patavino
Medicamentotum simplicium Professons otdiaani, Medicina ~Egyptiotum.
Acoedunt huic editioni ejusdem Auctoris Libri de Balsamo & Rhapontico.
 att ~Z~~M~S

ALPINUS(PROSPNR). Cf~
UtetJacoM Bonti! Medicina Indonua. Editioaova. Lugduni Bâta*
votum, Ex CMEcumBoutesteiniana, t?t9.
4". Pp.[a9,][Mank]ge<.Mexhyt TMetedmdMac&. 6en):mvhM<md
vignette.
Prosperi Alpini De Balsamo Diatogus. In quo vetisstma BatsMnt Pbmte,
Opobatstuni, Caqx)ba!s!UNi,& Xy!ob&!sam!cognitio, ptensque antiquorum
atque juniorum Medicorum occulta, nunc elucescit. Lugduni Batavorum,
Apud Vid. et Fil. Corn. Boutesteyn. MDCCXVIII.
4*. Pp.f4]3-44. !de)(~ 1plate.
De RhaponticoDisputatio t~tS.
4'.Pp.'S[4
Jacob! Bontii in Indiis Archiatri de Med:c!naIndorutnLibri iv. t~tS.
~.B~K~M~bMM~––
ThbworkdoM
_o notrefët-to Che<ntstty,
buttoaMcttcn
ofthehistory
ofmedietee.
Pwper AtphMMWM bom et Marostlca near becameProteMOfof BotMy and jMiperieteodeMof
VtceMttla tM}, sMdM <)M<tMn<: and graduated the Gantea at Padua, wrote a number of boo~ on
as Phi).md M.D. at tMm, t~8, went to E;gypt botany and me<Mc!ne, and died at PM)m, Nov. 93,
in ts«e and remained there for <t<tee<yeaM. On <nt6t6 or )[6t7,after becomingqaite deaf.
bis reMnt he prMt!sed in GttMa, and in t~g
Mefddto.~Mf~M ~wMwA<f. t686, p. 995. Kestuer, ~~MaM~ <MtM)t.<t~w, ~40,
TootMin!, ~<if&< t~MtoM <~ ~~t<&t P'J~
M<M<n<M(, t&M, p. got. CMmMt. ~<M~ C«n!Mw. ~M". i. PP.
TomMini, 6f~MM~«xt/'<!<M~t««,~654,pp. 97, atï-Ntg.
!Mt~, ~4<{{M<M!M<~ <M<~<M.Z<.)t<W<, tyS% t.
98.
Freha',
1390305.441. vdroru~ ernditiona slawrum,
7~<wM~~wt««<w<~«e<t«'~ttw~M, coL 30~
t6M, p. t337. C~ &~<< <<*
MMiMchdU, 1753, t. ).
ContiaB,/<t ««&<MM
anàvrjm eM!Mt
ap*w «t~Met
medkan ~< intro. P. ,“
<<<<<«o,tM?, iL 8, p. 43: n, p. aœ; x. Stoever, ~i'~&~C. ~)M~. tM<t,p. S7.
Hutdttixoa, F«~~Mt ~MM<«t, Loadon, ty<)9,
p.*Whtt,
~x~ftwiMMWF~t~&Mm, x688, Nov. 93, i. pp.M<tg.
1616: Sig. Naw~M. De~merb, ~<-«MMM~ ~<M'~tM <~ ~M<-
G<~M& 0~ Z~~ tf /~«!, I7M. V. p. ~<M,t8a8. i. p. 90.4
387 (short note on his )!<ë); t7«, vi. pp. ~~<t~)M&'<&, P". RmdMttehe.
P~rb, Pmcbucke, i. p. tS9.
z»
a6M9t (tUeand notice of hisMt of <o)-etd!i)agthé Emtt Isensea, C~t&~ der JM!<N<~«, 194~,
MCe«r deathof the <iek) tyM. xvii. p. 969(notice p.!t3&
ofthep)mtsofKgyp<). und Ludwi< C~M~~ <&<-
PhiMppe ~4~M<~r,
MeotfMMComneaus Fapadopotas, Historia
C~o««t<«/'<~t<&<~Veeetth. <7M,t. p. t9. No. t, t9<s, &Tbithye,
p.<Mo. &t& B~ograpAtc' MEdicalc, t~,
~<M~< x8~,5.t.
ï.
andn. 34:, No. to8. Bay)e
Nteefm, ~~M<~M, <730, xi. p. 't7<! !y3:t, )0t. &<M~ .&t<M~ <<M&M«<'« <MMf-
p. 99. <a~, t865, tii. p. 321.
~4<<M!f <« die ~M~~e der M«t~ot.
StoHe, Haeso-M~Mt der C~t der ~«<<a.
M<~<t<M~f~ t73):. pp. 97, i~S, 906, aoy, tMt, ii. pp. 8,
6, xg5 'Ma. iiï.
t~s x88e, iM'p..i3o
P- 4y (dipitthéria
(diphthet~
?'9. inEgypt).
ALTE TEUTSCHE Reimen von der phitosophischen Màterie.
VïER AUSSERt,BSt!NETeutsche Chemiache Badtte!n, t697, p. 209.
Pfttede~bya noteto thé readerand/<M<~ <tt<<t.
Then!Me<burdMftpoe)M<aMe<t: ~&~x~ t~nes of date t~y (/&~SM<, t?; Th. U.
vira ~««f~M&~A~Mtt; t[. jB<<t<j!Ma< &. p.~)ieMib)t<MM: "TheauthorfsMttnentiened.
~«~<~ MfJ~Mt~t<!<t~<Mt&~<«ud Thé work, MM its ttde, !< puM twaddte, by
AM~~Mm<t~ M<!<~ tt«<~<; ?~<!<Mt</<M whichtime b teeMeisty waMed. Th~y <t<M)'vete
~~«~<M M«t~<M)t der M~Ma ÏV. bas notpecM be bafmedto owent anyone doittg hinMett<)Utt)er
tttt~ bat begiM /'M&~M<t dte <~ ~«w<. tnbeMetbyttMm"(<).
~ctald's
Ftctatd'tobaervation
obserwtion enoa theaeold
thèse otd(3erm~an
GemMa
VtER unterschiedene Chymische Tfactâttan, !77<.
Reptintofthep<eced!t)g<&ar<Mct:t))~Me.
Sa RYTHMt Germani<i
TM< set of vefte! Se a reprint of Ne. !). of the preeeding tracts. It la eeatained if nout.M (t.)
PmdeM, t6cS, p; 963.
 ~?TBL-~rMf 99
ALTE TEUTSCHE Reimen. C~<~w<~
Atte deutsche Reimen, de prima Matena des Steine der Weisen.
8UCHD5N (A.VON~ ConcordanteChymica,"ChymischeSchH<Ren, t6<o,
p. 95.
&< MESE&(RANZ),Cabala Chymica, t6o6, p. !92.
TMe h M ediMon ofv. Saehten'tMaot.
&? H~DROPHtM~ (StNCBRVs), Der Chym!scheound heutigenWelt, nutsbahre
Schatikammer,!736~p. ~3.
Set fALSCaKR undwahrer Lapis Phi!osophon)m, t7S3,p. 313.
&t OANTZB (Der) Kern der At.Chya!e, 1748.
Thbi<a reprintof No.M. EioetteneL~)rwtt)!ehdi)-geben,"oftheprecedh~
ut efMMM.

ALTE TEUTSCHE Reimen von der weissen Matetia, und ihrer Zubereitung,
:zm Med!c!a MfMenschen und MetaMe.
HYDRopatt.cs(StNCNRUS), Der Chymischenuad heMtigenWett, nutïbahte
Scb&tdtamcMr,1736,p. 26~.
Set FAMCHER undwah~erLapisPMtoMphotom, !7S9,p. 26g.
Thisha <M&MM pottnfromanyefthepMeeding.
~LTE TEUTSCHE Reimen de Sale Centrali.
KUNCKEî.VON~ÔWBMSTERtt (JOHANN), V. CurioseChymischeTtactâtMa,
!7at,p.sn.
ALTE VERSE, worinne die Bereitung des PhilosophischenSteines RStze!*wei&
besdaiehen.
5~ HEUTtGE(Der) Alchimist,!7S~ p. 77.
ALTENBERG.
Su tEONHARD
von Altenberg.
ALTERSBERGER (PMMMLAw),J?<w.
UBAVtOS
(ANDREAS),
~eMt, t6ïS.
ALTKUMÏSTICA.
Sa CLAtUS(JOHANN),
tS94(?).
ALTUS.
Mutus Liber, in quo tamen tota PMIoMpMa hemetMa, Sgons MetogïypMds
depingitur, ter optimo maximo Deo misericordi consecMtus,sotisque S!i)s
Aîtis dedicatMS,authore cuius nomen est Altm
tï. ii. Sa. Neg:
93. 8: ya. Neg:
Sa. 8ï. 33. Tued.
See MANom'(j. J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t7o2,i. p. 03&
T'Msi«tse<iesof6ttBenea<!tMedp!atM,whhcma a ever, to the Mbstmees Mmbctbed, and aoae
word ofexphn&tton, peMfaytM;the pKp9Mi!ooof whMevettothoMOb~nedbytheFtoeeMM.
the philosopher's atone. Thé phtee are partly The &~t edftionof this work appeated at La
symboUc~pa<tty ptctoHat. teptMenttng an RocheUetn t~, ln folio. Barbier (Dtt~MfMtM
alebemlaland is Wit'eengaged in éhemlca1opera- <&f~)M<t)WMt, 16~,iM. Ne. sc~y) bas the Mhw.
tioM, such M MtMimaden,dM)Mcn. <tK))enMtte ing note upon h: L'Mtteat MM~yme,dit Afeete
<eatingof aa~ts, and the etd chemicat ftppMatusis dMMMn~<<& f~& At~o~, ~7,
w<7 welldbphyed. TheK) ls bardty &cme, how. <<t~, t. e, p. 384, pourrait «m Jacob SACLAT,
30 ~Z7'M-Z.<G

"'W'n IY.
ALTUS. CwA'~M~
sieur DM MA<tM, teqee! demanda un pnvit6ee a~ctibiae it toSautât. May AtMsnotbe meant for
pour ce ntanoiiCtit. ]e crois que le VMituteur e<t « kind of<MMgt!tm of Saut&t?
roLLe n~decin de la Rochdtt, ~rmd <hin<iste Vogt (Ce/tt&jFM /.t~Wt<M ~F-fon«a, M~7.
te notn emprunté .4/<M.fle désigne assez. Qt~mrd p. ~t). mys metety that Sautât was the editor.
(~f ~M~fA~M /.<<!tw ja~wt~j, t86~, i. Kopp ~<Kt<, t886. ii. 3t8) mentions thé
z8a<~) entent this book under AtHMand agtwe!< boo)(, bM Mys Mthing nboat the awthor, and
with Barbier in McnM)~ it M Tollé. Bruttet Lenpet-Du&tsnoy befcte hitn h eqmttysiteM(~/<
(i. 203) atso enters it under AtttM,but ptefers dt la ~t<7. ~<ym~«f, ty~, iii. pp. 68, 9~9).
ALVETANUS ARNSRODIUS (Co~MKuus).
Epistola de conficiendodivino Elixire sive Lapide Philosophico.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, )66<~ v. p. 8~, in t66t, vi. p. $ot.
reprinted
~~SRNDtVOGtus(MtCHAEL),
Lumen ChymicumNovum. Epilogus Orthelii,
!624, p. t8y.
ta the ~yiw<r<~ &-AM'<<A'xM/, Amsterdam, cvto D. ThcmtB Aquinatis. de tSMe& EMMth
)7oa. this wnter i: placed among thé sophistical nttne<ahum, & ComdM Atuemn! Am*Md)i, de
writers under the heading Ettt-Lt)gen." Thé eo«<Men<todiuina
tmct is dedicated to Queen Elizabeth.and is dated Re~tM6Anetia-, &e. BMre
dieatM
!ibe))us,.E)mbethfe
Co!oni:B.Apud
London, My t4, tt6s. h appeared also fn GosttimmChoHaam. AnnoM.D.LXXXXU.
SécrétaSecretorvtn Rayntvndi Mtiiet Hermetis 8'.
Phit<Mophorvmin Libros TMs divisa. Cvnt Opvs.
ALZE.
De lapide PhilosophicoPerbreve Opusculum,quod ab ignoto atiquo Germanico
Philosopho, pene ante ducentos annos, conscriptum& Liber Alze nuncupatum
fuit, nunc vero in lucem editum.
~M MUSEUM HERMETtCUM, t749, p. 323.
Thisboottis commended
bySiMnerinthe ?~j~f /M<'<- &A~Wf- !?(?.p. ns.
S.
AMANDUS DE STELLIS (GRATtANus).
Geistlicher Diseurs und ~ehrachtung.
See AL[.GEME!NE und General Reformation,t78t,p. 123.
AMATEUR de la Science.
See DtCTtONAtRS HERMETtQUf:, t695.

AMATOR Vie Régis.

See ERORTERUNG dreyerChymischenFragen, t74;.
AMELUNG (HEtMRtCH CuRtM-tAN).
Heinrich Christian Ametungs von Tannenbaum ChymischeUntersuchung, von
dem Unterscheid des Philosoph. und Mineralischen Antimonii, wie auch
des Mercurii Philosophorum & Vulgaris,
Aut. Nov. Lum. Chen).
Scito pro certo, qvod hsec scientia non in fortuna
nec casuati inventione, sed in reaMscientia locata est.
D. M. à C. B. P. L. C.
Qvœ sunt in sapetis, haee infenoribus insunt
Qvod monstrat cœhim, id terra freqventerhabet.
Ignis, Aqva & nuitans duo sunt conttaria felix
Talia si jungis sit tibi scire fatisi
Dresden, In Verlag Michael Günthers, druckts Johann Riedel, 1690.
<4' Pp.[Mjtt? [t btanh].
 AMELUNG 3t

AMELUNG (HNtNRtCH CHR!ST)AN). <~W/MMF~.

After a dedication and introductory chapter OHenbahnm: Gottttcher Majestat; Jf. W. Dein-
thete followsa series of thirty'six short extracts heim (M't) Rugenim Phihtethes CyreneeM(tt<)
from the following wett.ttnown alchemical books PhiMetha; Thomas Norton: Johann Arnd:
nnd writers: Novum Lumen Cbimicum Michael Univet~ti~Sepientia; Ripley; GloriaMundi.
Mtner: BenMKtas Tn~isttnus: Hante) ttasi) Thero is no noticeof the compih'r.
Vatentin: D'Etpitgnet: P. J. )Rtbe)-;Moriennx:
AMELUNG (PRTKR).
Ttactatus nobilis primus, in quo AtchimMBseu Chemicœ,artis antiquissimae
nobitissimœ & iucundissim~e,cum inventio et progressio, obscuratio &
instauratio, tum dignitas, necessitas & utilitas, demonstmtur; et simul con-
vincitur, res natures, ex quibus morborurn remedia desumuntur, imputa &
malignaqualitate non carere, addita dictée labis rerum naturalium origine
& causa verissima, in reverentiam, honorem & dignitatem Medicinae
Hetmetica& omnibus studiosis, cùm Physica&,ad ~tactamrerum cognitfonem,
t()!nMedicinae,ad perfectam & tutam medicationem utitissimus,opera, studio
& vigiiijsPetri Amelungii, Stendal. March. Brandeb. Med. Facult. D. I. P.
editus. Ab uno in uno, et ad unum omnia. LipsiœMichaelLantzënberger
excudebat. Anno M.D.CVII. Sumtibus lacobi Apelij BiMiopotœ.
s*, pp.95~
Ttactatus Nobilis Secundus, omnibus Medicinaestudiosisutitissimus,continens
Apologiam,quse maculam à D. Guilhelmo Bôkelio Cellensi,StendatiœMedico,
antiquse nobili & pnestanti Henneticee seu Chemics Medicinfe, temerè
aspersam abstefgit, dituit, atq; repurgat; atq; simul arguit, Qubd, cùm jam
dicti Bôketii, non tantùm medendi Methodus sit irrationalis atque ptanë
Empirica,veram etiam cùm purgantia, tam alterantia Remedia,quibus utitur,
sint venenata, deleteria, corrosiva, impura, &c. sint maximaex parte peregrina,
nostris naturis adversa, conrupta, varié inter se confusa, omittantur in illis
Lapides, Mineralia, & Metalla, neque legitima, quae Chemica est, arte
praeparata,nec justa, quo tamen omnium debebat esse exactissima,observetur
doseos ratio, idque contra Rationem, Experientiam, atque darissimorum
Medicorum medendi Leges, nec possit, nec debeat uti illis amptitts. Cum
adnexione Responsionis specialioris; à Petro Amelungio Stendal. March.
Brand. Med. D. 1. p. In Reverentiam, Honorem & Dignitatem antiquee
nobilis& pnestantis MedicinaeHenneticœ conscriptus. Lipsite Abraham
Lambetg excudebat, cum Pnvttegio Sao-œ Ces. Majest.
Pp.[<t7.t b)Mk]356. [3S7hasthe printer'sdeviceof Pegasus,
and co!ophcn
Abnthamus
Upsice Lamberg excudebat,SumptibusjacobiApetii.AnnoM.DC.Vtt!.]
Amelung,a physician at Stendal, the inventer of tnMtctnes obtained fromVitriol. with a long title
certain pi)b, camed back the history of Alchemyin "Hn edter vnd nOttticher Hermetiseher. oder
this bock to the very eartiest tfntts, !t having Chymischer Diseurs, tn welchemzm Etsten mit
formedpatt of Adam's tearning wbich he handed <esten GtOndender wotheit erwiesen wird
on to his pMtenty. WittiMn BoM, another Das so wol der Spiritus ais andere Arcana
Stendalphys!eim.confuted these~Mvs,and in <'ep)y Medicinalia, die MM dem Vitriol, nach Lehr
Amelungwrote his "Apotcgia" and "Responsto der vrtttteo Kunst ChemMe,Mbef~tN,
Speeia)ior" aptiMt Boke), wMch form the second gant~ heitMn), M Mbrauchen sey:
T~<tatu)us. The NMt part was printed again in Ma~deburg, t6ty." Sma))6*0'
t6)8. Amelungwrote a tract on the excellenceof
Mercklin,Lindmius ~'wpa~, tM6, p. 876. Haller. AM/M~fM ~MM«<t /'Mf<&<f,tmr. il.
Kestner (~M««<tM.Ct/<~<ot'Z~.MMa, x74o.p. P- 397- (Quotesan edition of Lips. t6t<. Query,
~t) says that he studied Medicine for ten years in ntispfint for tM?)1)
German and fofeign universities,graduated M.D. ~)'<n~ «tf 6~«-~<~&ottr~M~~ <~)~, ty8s,
at Jena, ï6Q~and was an advocatc of Chemistry P. 548.
and dlemica1remedies. Gmetin,
C~~Mt~Ct~ t~, t. s'4.
Jocher,~<m. (!</<A~ot.t., ty~o, i. col. 390.
32 ~MVG'–~A~TE~r

AMELUNG (PETER). C~w~

[Another copy of the Tractatus Primus onty.] Lipsiae, M.D.CVII.
8*. Pp.a~
AMOR PROXIMI, geSossen aus dem Oel der gottHchen Barrnherzigkeit,
geschârft mit dem Wein der We!sheit, bekraMget mit dem Salz der gottUch-
und natürlichen Wahrheit: dem armen zwischen Jericho und Jerusakm
vetwundeten NNehsten,zum besten ans Licht gegeben. Haag Ao. t686.
~M HERMBTtSCHNS A. B. C., 1779,it. p. 72.
Thisisan excwpton)y.
&<fQUADRATUM Atchym:sticum,t7os Aupuu, CentrumNatutœConcentrntum,
P.
p.;8.
Anexcerptonly.
Anotherédition. Pftmekfurt und Leipzig, ~746, of Hatte. who ea!M h:NMeM"Christian Amoar.
If. PP. *S. The StMedition. ntentionad Mthat of eus o)-"Amoureux," and Mystica!Sahwortfer
the HagMe.1678. Kopp (~ ~/t'A<Mtf, t886, ii. tStdopetMius). tn Amotd's account of Moritz
39t) says thé author it not named, but according to (A)'~<M und A<<< <?<~«~<, i~t, Toni. ii.
7«t<<<t«t/et!~«~'<&~a&N~ tyoa, p. t3<~ pp. 4~4-49}'),though thesa names are aUudedto,
it was compSed by Georg Emestts Aurelius Reger and ne it said to have incorpomted "principia
von Ehrenhart out of thé MS. of E. P. J. H., X& e. chymica" in bis writinfp, t find no reference to
fMcM Pfefter, Kœhoeasb Holsatus, who tived in the present work, nor is it mentioned in what he
Amsterdamand wrote many books which never saM about Reger. (/ p. 4~9.)
were pdnxd, but were utiMtedby Reger, who idso Thé tract li commended wtth the muai phrase.
compiledfrom them "Nosce te!psum" ology by Fictuld (~-<~t~M, 1753.Th. p. 6),
Cottfned Arnold, however. hM been credited and-with the doubte-edgedcriticismof the Ay/Mf,
witb M/i~ th&t the te&t author was Peter Moritz 'Tas.p.67..

ANATOMIA et Pbysiognomia Simplicium, Das ist: Zween Tractat von der

Signature aller Erdgewâchsen,wasman nemlichaufs jhrem Geruch,Geschmack
vnd anderer jhrer Forn vnd Gestalt, vnd jhnen judiciren sot). Nürnberg,
Jn VertegungWotHgangEndters. M. DC.XLVII.
8'. Pp.is'' ~ï, t Nao~

ANCIENNE (L*)Guene des Chevaliers, ou Entretien de la Pierre des Philosophes

avec l'Or et le Mercure, touchant la veritable matiere, dont ceux qui sont
savans dans les Secrets de la Nature, peuvent faire la Pierre Philosophale,
suivant les regles d'une pratique convenable, & par le secours de Vutcain
Lunatique. Composé originairement en Alleman par un tres-habile Phito.
sophe, & traduit nouvellementdu Latin en François.
.S~ TRIOMPHE (Le) Hermetique,tô~ p. i.
SeeTRIOMPHE (Le) Hermétique,!699, p. t.
HERMETISCHE (Der) Triumph, t/oy.p. t;.
~< HERMETISCHE (Der) Triumph,t76$, p. t;.
lu thetwolastthéFrenchtranslation
andtheGerman textareonoppoote
pages.
.S~ RtCHEBOURG (j. M. 0.), BiMiothèquedes PhilosophesChimiques,t?~ m.
p. t8!.
Thisis a ditfereattmndationtromthat pub. Chevatiart," inotVRM TttAtTKZ
dela Philosophie
lishedunderthe tMe LeTres-Ancien dud des Naturelle.t6~ (~).
ANCIENT (Tus) War of the Knights now from the French render'd into
English.
Set HERMETtCAL
(The) Triumph, '723, p. t.
 ~A~F~MMM'B'A~ 33

ANDREAE (JOHAMH VALENTIN).

~M ROSENCREUTZ (CHRISTIAN), t?8t.

ANDREAS (H~RMANN),
~<M<&
De Sulphure.
ROLFINCK (GUERNER), /~M~.

ANDRIESSEN (SvMON).
Een schoon Tractaet van sommighe werckingen der Alchemistischedinghen.
om Gout, situer te maken, ende oock van aUe catcioneringheder Planeten.
ende andere Materien waeterenende olyen der seluer te maeken,om wonder-
licken daer mede te wercken. Noch een Schoon Tractaet Boecxken, In-
holdende van atdertey verwen te maecken, ende ooc hoemen alderleye Verwen
wrijuen ende legghen sal, Ende is seer goedt ende profijtelijcken,voor allen
SchrijuersSchilders, Conterfeyters,eH andere Stonterders,Oock allen anderen
Liefhebbers der Consten. InhoMende. xxxiiij. Capittelen. Ghecopuleert
ende toesamen ghebracht dorch Symon Andriessen, van Aemstelredam.
Gedruckt toe Reeis, By my Derick Wijlicx van Santen. Anno t~St.
8'. Ff.xxwj. Taf<n.&c.,fr.[4].Bhcktetter.
ThépMtcctfespondtng to thesecondinthefollowing
éditionof t6oo,iswantinginthiscopy.
Een schoon Tractaet van sommighe werckinghen der Alchimistischedingen,
om Goût, Silverende oock van aUe calcioneringeder Planeten, ende andere
Materien, Watere ende Olyen der selver te maken. Item noch een Tmctaet
boecxken, inhoudende van alderleyVerwen te maecken, ende oock hoemen
alderleye Verwenwryven en leggen sa!. Ende is seer goet ende profytelijcken
voor allen Schryvers, Schilders, Conterfeyters en andere Stonierders. Oock
allen Liefhebbers der Consten.
Noch een schoon Konst-boec, seer nutlick voor allen Werclieden, ats Munt-
meesteren, Goudtwerckers, Scheyderen, Goudtsmeden, Schilderen ende
allen Wercklieden, werckende in Stael, Yser, Koper ende alle ander Metalen.
Item om atderhande plecken wt te doen. Om alderhande coleuren te
verwen. Van verguldinghe ende versilveringhe. Ende van werckinge der
Alchimistisschendinghen, etc. Ghecopuleert ende te samen ghebracht door
Symon Andriessen van Amstelredam. Ghedruckt t' Amste)redam, by
Cometis Ciaessz.opt Water int Schrijfboeck. Anno 1600.
8*. Fintbock.K xxvj Secondbook.ff.xxvj.Tafel,<T. M. B)ac)t letter. Cut
vetyclose,especially
at thebottom–thetigtMtUfes andcatchwords beingalmostcttt
oK
Thesecondbookbasa separateMte'page, asfottows
CoMt.Boeck: NienMjûk wtdenAtchiotbtbchen
grontvergadert.Tracterende van
aile grontlijcken
ehebruycMaghe derConsten.NutlijckvoorallenWereMieden, ak
MuntmeesteMn, Goudtwetchets, Goudtsmeden,
Scheyderen, Schitderëendeallen
WercMiedea, werckende in Stael,Yser.KoperendeaileanderMetalen. Ilemom
atderhande wttedoen. Omalderhande
ptechen cot<MMn teverwen.Vanvergutdinge
endeversitveringhe. Endevanwerchinghe derAtchemistisschen
dingen,etc.
Gheeotttgeertende eensdeelsghetranstateert,door SymonemAndreevan
Amsterdam.
Niemandt enhaetdie KoMt.dandieonwetende. Gbedn1ckt,Anno!6oo.
Thesefonn twoof a seriesof teceipt.beottsM~M<7.Sac.G&~Mf, teSy-SS,xix.pp.ta6.tM,
intimateiyconneetedwithoneanother.ofwhich! and Il Suppletnent, '803~, xxv.pp. aa~gt).).
havegivenanaccount !na paperentitted Etrty Theycontatnverytitdcabottt tmnsmtttation. 'fhe
TreatMes on Techno!cgitatChemistry(/~a<tM.otde<t k datedt53<andkeatitted~t/<r C~ntMfA
C
M ~A'ZM?/F.s~v–,4A~M~

ANDRIESSEN (SvMON). C~MM<

<<4M<w<~(y.f.). An eahtrged edition appeated tract of thé tM9 edition, and a new set of reeeipn
in t; which was repubtished M [687 wfth the about oolours. etc., and !!<catted ~M &A~t
titte ~w/-&iM/<'M (~.f.). Portions were incor. ?'M~a«. The t6oo edition is men:)y a reprint of
pomted the worh. compiled or edited by Petrus
in that of t;8t. PtMticatty, theMfon- 'h? Eh!!ch
Kertrenmacher in t~g~ ~M/MM'. ~K «MMf"- 'cnioa uf t~et ana t6oo agrées with thé Gennan
/<<fy< <M< See the reprint of ï6t~ of t:37 (ort687), but has a tract on cotouM,etc.,
under ALCHtMtA.The Dutch translation, divMeà beMes. A hrench translation of Andriessen'!)
into six tMcts, was Srst published,so fturMt know, work is contained in Landry edition of Ai<Nsio's
in ~49. It agrées dosety with the GermMtof ~W/J. Sec ALMStO.
'37 '687. certain sections being ornUtedand tn the 15~ édition, as a!M in the tt8t and t6oo
some newnttttter being added. Thé t~t edition editions, thé author, tmndatororcontpiter is eatted
is in twoparts one entitM CM~-Fo~~tcontains Symon Andree, not Andnesset). t have not met
the first tive tmcts, thé other eontaitMthe sixth with any notice of him.

ANEAU (BARTHELEMY).
See GE8NER(CONRAD),Trésor des remedes secretz, t~
A. wns 1.
Aneau born at n. _1_-L-_u.
in the
Bourges eariy sixteenth whtte the procession was passing the CoMege,a
centuty. He :n~nired such tt reputation as a pro- stone was thrown from one of its Windowsat the
HcieMin Latin and Greett and in PoeMy,that the priest who tMried the <anMe<M. The people
Chair ot Rhetonc io th~ newty~nnded Cottegeat (hefettpoMbroke into the CoUege and murdercd
Lyons was ofTeredM h!m. He accepted it, and Aneau,whownstookedupon as thé instigator, if not
for upwards of thirtyyears to the end of bis)i<e– the actuat perpetnnor of the aMautt.
:M!tedas professer, fn he tMSmade Principat, Aneau wrote a number of books on poetry, and
bM he was ftceMed of taking ad~ntage of the some tKtnst&tioos: Mo~s "Utopie," AtciM's
poshion propa~Meamong the students heretica)
to "EmMems." etc., besides the présent work of
opinions whichit M said he ttequired from hisfirst Gesne~t. tt is ditBcuttto see what induced him
schoohnoster. tt ted to much dissatis<actio)),tmd to tmostate [t. as he had not apparentty any
\Ms nttimatety the occasion of his dcath. On the chemical, botan«~t or medical t)fa!n!t)g.and no
festival of the Holy Sacmment, aï June, t;6~ ptaettc~tncquaintancew!th pharmacy.
~< ~MM<MM~)~ ~«fM~ de La C<Txxdu t77~,ii). pp. aoS~ta, Du Verdier'snotice: he catts
~MtM~</ deDu f~t)M< éd. Jiwigoy tTya, T. i. p. him Barthetemi.
78. La Croix's notice ha e&[b him Benheiemy mcemn..)A'mM~, t733, )t}f!i.pp. tyo-tyy.
ANFANG.
~f WESENTUCHEN (Von den)An~ngen der Natur.
ANFANG der Werck der Philosophen.
See NEAUDER (YHEOPHtLUS), Heptas Atchymica,t6zt,p. 366.
ANGELICO (MtCHELANGKM).
Elogia in Theriacam et Mithridaticam Antidotum a MichaeleAngelo Angelico
Pharmacopœo Vicentino ad Diui Michaelis Symbotum pristino candori
restitutam. VicentMe, apud Dominicum Amadeum. MDCXVIII.
Superiorum permissu.
4* Pp.3Z.
4°. Pp.3z.
versesto Angelico
bya number discovered and compounded.This is pWnted
ofComptimentary
physiciansforthe successMmedicines heh:Mt atongwithhistranslation
ofGaJen's AnthMtaty."
See GALBNUS (CLAUDIUS), t6t3.
ANGELUS (DANtEL).
D. 0. M. A. Catatogus Medtcamentorutn Spagyricorum Pharmacopoea
Spagyncœ, Illustrissimi Domini, Domini Comitis Odoardi De Pepulis, in
quo de eorum Vittute, Usù & Dos! agitur, cui adjuncta est Appendix de
CompositioneMedicamentorumgeneris cujuseun~ ad morbosdiversosAuthore
Daniele Angelo, Medicin: D. Dantisci, Typis SimonisReinigeri. Sumptibus
Casparis WsechttenBMopotœ Francofurt. M.DCLXVII.
8'. Pp.[to]ï~ Index[7] Appendix. 65 !ndtxandEn~ta[5].
Forotherwritingsbythis phy.i~ao.seeMetek.ta<; Haller,~«~<-e ~~<M<tM. t~t,
lin./:Md<!a~jiM<M~M. !~6. P.ago; Mmget. so8;
~/M~<f<t&fW/)«n<m ûb~M. iii.t774.i. 4~5;&M.
t. i.
.Ma~-M~,1731, p.«;a-. ty~. aat.
 ~(TJMMS-WtWM 35

ANGELUS Doce Mihi lus.

See SENDIVOGIUS (MICHAEL).

`
ANGUCUS (RtCHARDUs).
&'FRtCHARDUS
ANGLICUS.
ANIMADVERSIONES Chemicœ quatuor, quibus ars trept x~~ universa tam
pneticè quàm theoncè enudatur. Incerto Authore.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66o, v. p. 82!.
and Ptu~eetsas
ttre bothquotedandreference
beAsAut~ndto is made<oFicinus,thistractcannot
earuefthMthésixteenth
ceMmy.
ANIMALI (DE) rationali; vom vemttnMgen Thiere undseiner henlichenArtzney.
~MV!RRChymischeTractMein, t6?7, p. 52.
ANNOTATIONES ex variis auctonbus.
SeeDORN(GERARD), Trevisanusde ChyMicoMiraculo,t6oo,p. tzy.
~MTHEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t659, i. p. 776.
.SMMANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa, 1702,!i. p. ~2.
ANNOTATIONS upon the most material passages where the FrenchTranslation
of the Ancient War of the Knights, differs from the German OriginaL
HKRMETtCAL (The) Triumpb, t723,p. 21 (&'J).
ANNULUS PLATONIS oder physika!isch<hymischeErktamng der Natur nach
ihrer Enstehung, Erhaltung und Zerstohirung von einer GeseUschaftachter
Naturforscheraufs neue verbessert und mit vieten wichtigen Anmerkungen
hemusgegeben. Berlin und Leipzig, bei George Jacob Decker, ~81.
8°. Pp.xxxt).Mt. Woodcutof the~M/faCr!~a< Engraved Mdingplateof
symbots.
Thisi$tméditionof thé~(<<~aC~e ~Mt~t tn thé preface of the presentwork theaothoKhip
revisedtya RosicmciM Sodetywhodaimedto be is Mcnbed M Henverd von FoMhenbntnn.teacher
thétmebtethttnof théaathotandthé on)yt~at of medicme at CtonMUand 'Lattdphysicus' in
heirsofthébook. Thérévision tms requtredon Mortvia, and a member of the seorct sodety, in
aeetHMt ot&spm-hMM thM part wMchhad been which he was caHtd H&mem~ See Kopp, /)?
M.eked to théwot<{.See~«~a C'«~<t« ~MH<~ t886. Il. pp. ao8 (on the 3<~
underKMCHWEGNR (AntonJoseph). Ca/ota ~M)t<~), asatf, 977.

ANOMOEUS (JOHAttMESJOACHtMUS)./f<~K<&HJ.
Set HORST Prob)ematumMedicorum
(GREGORtUS), décadesprièresquinque,
!6o8.
ANONYMUS EREMITA.
~<eSfLENDOR
Salis& Solis, t677.
ANONYMUS VON FELDTAW.
CROLLIUS (OSWALDUS).

ANONYMUS GALLUS.
See N$PACNET
(JEAND').
ANONYMUS PHILALETHA.
Commentanus in Epistolam Georgii Ripltei.
Set STARKRY (oeoRGE), Kern der Alchymie, t68s.
36 ~~<~J~4~'7YZ'<3?~/?/:W

ANONYMUSVON SCHWARTZFUS.
Set SCHWARTZFUS (Anonymusvon)~
ANSPRACHE an die wabren Weisheits-KLinder.
Seev. (j. R.),M.c.,GuMeneRose, No, i.
ANTHONY (FRANCts).
Francisci Antonii Philosophi et Medici Londinensis Panacea Aure& sive
Tmctatus duo de ipsius Auro Potabili, nunc primum in Germania ex
Londinensi exemptari excusi, Operâ M. B. F. B.
Jacobus Séreniss. Rex Angl.
Numquid ego Antonium puniam, quia Deus iUi benedixit.
Henr. NoUtUS.
MedicinamUniversatem negant multi, sed ij plerumq; id faciunt, qui
ipsam assequi non valent
Hambargi Ex BMopotio Frobeniano. Anno cMaCXÏÏX.
8". ?p.[t6]aosbMMkl
ttMci5A)tthony,orAnthonfe.!sso.t6:3.mtMtised tishedh)t6M. ThomasRtwt!nwMtean<4<~<w<7M
medictoewithoutmticense.advocatedchcntieatmcdi. ak ~Mt«~~<n~. M< /<~AaMa~xM /o~
cmes, and so)dhis Panacea Aurea. He got into CttC!M ?«0 ~</)t<<«'OH~)M/C&!M~~<t/C~, t6<t,
ttouMe \nth thé College or Physicians, and wrote 8" and John Cottawroteanother: CW<: Au.
~M~tnx~ CAf~a- tf~~a~M ~a~ M~M' ~<t<«M.-or An /<«M!<&)ty.-or An ~<M',
Cambridge.16io. !n 1616he wrote Me ~oo/< Ojfford. t~ MmU Sehmi<Kter (C<~M~M<
<?-D~MM</e ~~{f ~<~<t~/M~ <<M~. <~ .~&AM~. 1832.p. 309)quotes another tract twy
ing Af«<tCH<t«t//«< ~<«t<M A'/a~<. 4°, and in him De Lapide /Wt7<M~<Mïx< et Lapide ~Mt
Latin as wet). These are the two tracts whichnre contained in Joh. RhenMtus' Harmonia <M~.
containedin thé pment reprint. A criticism by ~f/-M/<7M,Fntnkfort. il.
169~,8", Dec. No. 3.
MatthewHwynne,Aurum non ~)M-«iw.wM pub.
Borel.j5~M~<M CXfWM!,t6M, pp. 9<, M< Dezeimeris,Z)«<«x;Mtn'~u~~M de la ,W<
Die fw~, iM. i. p. t~t.
/«M~- ~<7~ p.
Bt~~AM B/t&!)t«<f< 1747,i. pp. t6g-tya, or Bayte & Thillaye, Ft«p<t'< JM~ca/f. tSss. i.
ln Ktppt~edition, t778, i. pp. Mt'M;. P. 3".x.
Hutchinson.~«j~n~AM ~~fa, t799, i. p. 13. Z%AMM~)'<A~/&«t/ ~'o{r~ t88s, ii. p. 47.
N«j~«~AK.W<fMa/< Panc)toudtc(i8~zs), p. :&).
Aurum.Potabile,or his receit, showing his way and methodhow he made and
preparedthat most excellentmedicine for the body of man.
COLLECTAMEA CHYMtCA, t684, p. 7t.

ANTIDOTARIO Romano Latino, et Volgare Tradotto da HippoMto Cesarelli

Romano. Con t'aggionta dell' elettione de semplici, e prattica delle Com-
positioni. E di due Trattati, vno della Teriaca Romana,e ragione de suoi
ingredienti l' altro della Teriaca Egittia. Aggiontoui in questa vttima
impressionele Auertenze, & Osseruationi appartenenti alla Compositione de
Medicamëtidel Sig. LodovicoSettala Medico Colleg.ProtofisicoGener. dello
Stato di Mitano, e pubt. profess. della Scienza Morale, e Polit. nelle Scuote
Canob. In Milano, Per Gio. Battista Bidetti, M. DC.XXXV.Con tic. de Sup.
4*. Pp.[ta. i Mank] WoodcutbMderroundthetitle.
ANTIDOTARIVM Bononiense NovissimumSapientissimis,ac Illustrissimis DD.
Fetsineœ Patria: Patribus a Iatrophysico Eiusdem Collegio Dicatum.
BononiteEx Typographia Manolessia. M.DC.LXXIV. Cum Privilegijs, &
Superiorumpermissu.
4". Pp.[9]408. [t6]. Vignette
oftheArmsofBotogna.
The /<~MM<tWo &.&!pM~. ~7~ wtn due to ~/e~ ~<. Z<< /M~. T.
t tii.
v.
the eare and energy of Aldrovandi. Timboschi. t8to.
Part ii. p. 6M..
 .4A'TV~7-~A~/C~PF 37

ANTIENT (THM)War of the Knights. Translated fromthe German Original.

~w HERMKTtCAL
(The) Triumph,~23, p. t (~).
'ANTikPÏSIE ad Responsum Florentini de Valentia Das ist Kurtze Duplic
vnnd Defension,auff die Widerantwort,RepHc, oder Confutationder Missiven
von F. G. Menapio, vnlangst an die Rosencreutuer.abgangen Gestellt zu
setnet verwarung von gedachtem F. G. wider besagten Florentinum, vnd
guter meynung ans Liecht geben.
Felix iHe animi, divisq; simillimus ipsis,
Quem non mendaci resplendens gtoria fuco
SoHtdtat, non fastosi mala gaudia luxus
Sed tacitos sinit ire dies, & paupere cultu
Exigit innocuœ tranquilla silentia vttae.
MDCXIIX.
9°. Pp.bt.tMttnk].
F. G. MenapiusIs said to be a pseudonymof F)0!entious de Valentia seems to have been
Franc. Gentdorp, or Gomez, who ca)!ed himself Valentin Andreae himseif,but according to other
ttbo Joh. Procoplus,Georg Odftxus,and poss)My authorities his rcaJ oame was Daniel Meeting, of
treniem Agnostus. Thèse are Items ln the TUMngett.
Rosicrucian mystification which is very subtie.

ANTIMONIO (VONDEM)Philosophorum, non Vulgi.

Set DARtOT Die guldenArch, Schatz vnd Kunstkammer,!6t4, Part i!.
(CLAUDE),
P. ~79.
&a ERÔFFNETE GEHEtMN!SSE
des Steinsder Weisen ('708),p. $70.

ANTONIE (FRANCts).
See ANTHONY (FRANCIS).

ANTONIUS DE ABBATIA.
See ABBATtA (ANTONIUS DE).

ANWEISUNG eines Adepti hermetische Schriften nutzttch zu lesen. Mit

Anmerkungen begleitet und zum Druck betordett von einem wahren
Freymaurer. Leipzig, bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher, ):?8z.
8'. Pp.[t'tt] ta-iao.
Thisbookseemsto bewrittenfor giving
soundadviee.but it mightpossibly
bereadas a covert
satimottatchemtcat
UtetatUfe.

ANZEIGENDE und warhafrtig bezeugendeAmpel oder Lampe des Lebens und

Todes,auch aller schweren Zufa!teim MenschtichenLeibe, Dasist Lebens-
Ampel, oder Leuchte, welche, so lange derjenige Mensch, vor den sie
zubereitet,und auR' eine gar sonderbare geheime Weiseangezündet worden,
stetig ohn Unterlafs fortbrennet und wann derselbe Mensch stu'bt, zugleich
mit ihme auslischt, und gantz!!chverlischt, inzwischenaber auch zugleich
alle schwere Affecten und getahdtche Zufâlle (im Menschen) gantz richtig
anzeigt und zuerkennen giebet. Au~ Verlag Veit Jacob Treschers,Buch-
handt. in Brefslau. Jena, druckts Joh. Nisius, i68a.
a". Pp.94.
38 ~~rE/GEA'OJ?–~8<7/Z~

ANZEIGENDE und wafhaMg bezeugend de Ampel. CMt//M<

This profetsesto bean accountof a hmpM with See my Notes on Bochs of Sectets." Part
liquor madefrom human blood, which bun)sM tV., t88s, y~<tt. <4M-A<M/. 0/aM~ New
long as the persan tivcs 6'om whom the bloodis Seffe:, t8$o, i. p. 3~- t< may be dcubted. how.
taken. and gees out at his death, besi<hsMicatiag ever, if thé wHter oere meant his wonb to bu
&Hthe importanteveots of bis life. Referencesto taken in thé titerattease.
such a contfhnmceare met wlth more tban oneo.

APELLES post tabuhm observans maculas in Sole Sine Veste: ob J. C. 0. die

wahre AuHscMiessungdefs Goldes und dem Rubinflufs gnugsam erwiesen?
Gedrucktzu C6t!n, Anno 1684.
t6°. Pp.M 89.
J. C.0. is JohannChnsthmOMchaH (y.f.)who tntetworthyof ft phceinhiscollectionoftreatises
wroteSolsine~<A',in whicht)e desc~bes the onGta~.makiM', asit is<tpleceof merevitupeta-
preparMionofmbygtaM. ThishananonynMus <ion(~'<<~<&n<,PMb,M59.4'.p.< /.)" o*y<.
crittcismothkviews.Holbach did notthinkthls
APERTA Atot Arcani Artificiosissimi.
GMSSHOFF (JOHANN).

APHORISMES Chymiques.
~M cun [Cent cinquante trois] APHORtSMES CHYMtQUES, tôgz.

APHORISMI Basiliani.
HAPEHUS(N. N.), CheiragogiaHeliana, 1612,p. ztg.
APOCALYPSE Philosophique et Hermetique.
&e D Le GrandLivrede la Nature.
APOLLINARIS (QutNTUs).
Kurtzes Hand-BticMein,vnd Experiment, vieler Artzneyen, durch den gantzen
Corperdefs Menschens, von dem Haupt bifs auff die Fûts. Sampt lebendiger
Abcontrafacturetlicher der fumembsten vnd gebrâuchtichsten Kmuttet, vnd
daraufs gebrandten vnd distillierten Wassern, Kmnt vnd Tugend. Durch
den hochgelehrtenQ. Apollinarem selbs erfahren vnd bewehrt. Jetzund von
newem mit vieten Krauttem vnd Experimenten gemehret vnd gebessett.
Sampt dem ExpenmentbUcMein von Zwantzig Pestilentz Wurtzlen defs
Hochgelehrten Tarquinii Ocyori. Cum gratia & privilegio Imperiati.
Strafsburg,Verlegt vnd gedruckt bey Josias Stadet. Anno M.DC.LIX.
8~. Ff.[9]codj[xvM,i bhmk].TMered and black. Numetous
woodcuts
of
plants.
Thereis a Latinversion,"nownfst uattshted Merchtin,
Z~<t<&~tu~)MM<«~
t686,p.998.
fromthe Gennan," byR.Gocteaius,Francof.t6to, Hendfeicb.
/'<M< ~M!<<M'. têt)?,p.
°' a~.
APPENDIX ad Faciliorem Radicis Chytn!œ inteHectum.
RADtX CHtMt~,t68o.
AQUARIUM Sapientum.
StEBMACHER (JOHANN AMBROStUS).

AQUILA (H.), Thutingus.

Doctrina elegans de opere philosophico, ex libro Ms.
~< TRACTATUS duo Chemici,t647,p. 28.
See GtN~CEUM CHIMtCUM, t679, p. ~to.
 ~e~L~c~A~ 39

AQUILA (H.), Thuringus. C~Mt~.

Etne sonderbate Lehre aus einem geschriebenen Buch.
See TAEDA TriSdaChimica,t674, p. 297.

AQUINAS (THOMAS).
Sed THOMAS AQUINAS.

ARBORE (DE) Sotan instructio.

See tNSTRUCTtOde Arboresolari.
Forbooksentitled'Arbor,'seeKopp,Z)«~&)h:)H«,
t886,ii.p.378.
ARCA Arcanorumarcani.
Set APERTA ARCA.

ARCANI Revelator.
.&<' MACNt PHtLOSopHORUM Arcani Revelator.

ARCANUM HermeticaePhilosophiae Opus.

~< ESPAGNET
(JEAND').
ARCANUM de multiplicationephilosophica in qualitate.
~C JOAtfNES DE PADUA.

ARCANUM PhilosophiaeHermeticœ Anonymi Galli (i.e. Jean d'Espagnet).

See HAKNËMANN(JOHANN Pharusad OphirAuriferum,<yt4.
LUDWtc),
Thisisa commentary
uponEspaptet'swor!t.
ARCANUM Philosophicum.
Tractatus de SecretissimoAntiquorum Philosophorum Arcana
See THEATRUM CHNMtCUM, !6;9, iv. p. $;4.
ThiscontMMextmcts fron):i. RogehusBaco:Richardus Angticus;7. CalidRex 8.Avicen<m:
z. Raymundus Luttius;3. RosariusAmotdi:4. 9. Bemhardus
Comes;M.TurbaPhilosophorum.
Clamor(j<c)Buccinae; RosariusMinor:6.
ARCANUM a quodam Philosopho Anonymo deductum.
See MAGNI PHtLOSOPHORUM Arcani Revelator,!688,p. 483.
Ste ROTH-SCHOLTZ (F.),DeutschesTheatrumChemicum,1732,iii.p. 728.
Thisisinctuded
ht the~.HMA~MMW appendedtoAntonius
de Abbittm's
~M~~e.
ARCANUM Philosophorum.
See MAGNt PHtMSOPHORUM Arcani Revelator.

ARCANUM Philosophorum, ut ex Satumo <ac!asaurum perfectum.

See GRATAROLO
(o.), VeriBa!chemiœ doctrina,t~ôt, ii. p.a;o.
ARCANUM Philosophorum, per virutn doctissimum olim versu hexametro
conscriptum.
~M BARNAUD (NICOLAS),
Triga Chemica,!$99,p. [$].
~< THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6s9, iii. p. 783.
Thisisfollowed
bya commeotary
«ait byNicolas
Bamaud.
40 ~CSy-~AM

ARCET (JEAND').
Mémoiresur l'action d'un Feu égal,violent, et continué pendant plusieursjours
sur un grand nombre de Terres, de Pierres & de Chaux Métalliquesessayées
pour ta plupart telles qu'elles sortent du sein de ta Terre. Lu à l'Académie
Royaledes Sciencesles 16 & z8 Mai 1766. Par M. D'Arcet, Docteur Régent
de la Faculté de Médecine de Paris. A Paris, Chez P. G. Cavelier,
Libraire, rue Saint Jacques, au Lys d'or. M.DCC.LXVI. Avec Approbation
& permission.
r. Pp.tM.
Second Mémoiresur faction d'un Feu ega), Lu tes y &Il Maii?68
A Paris, M.DCC.LXXI.
8°. Fp.vi.'TO.
Discoursen forme de dissertationsur l'etat actuel des Montagnesdes Pyrenées,
et sur les causes de leur dégradation Prononcé par M. D'Arcet, Docteur-
Régent de la Faculté de Médecine de Paris, Lecteur & ProfesseurRoyal,pour
son Installation & l'Inaugurationde la Chaire de Chimie au Collegede France,
le ti Décembre ï~g. On y a joint des Expériences & des Observationssur
les variations du Barometre, sur le Thermomètre, & autres morceaux de
Physique,d'Histoire naturelle & de Chimie, avecune note de M. le Mounier,
sur l'Aiguille aimantée. A Paris, Chez P. G. Cavelier,Libraire, rue Saint-
Jacques, au Lys d'or. M.DCC.LXXVI. Avec Approbation & Privilége
du Roi.
8". P!M3.tM['b'ank].
1-~~JT
Jean Darcetor d'Arcet
at the Collegeof Ftance, (tTs~tSot) wasprotessor France. He was Inspecter of the Mint and of the
Régent of the aculty of Gobelins, and was a distinguished technica!
Medicine, and afterwards dtrector M the Stv!~ ehetnbt.
worha. He was the Crst wtMmade porcetain in
Gme)in, C<f der C4MW.1798.09.)).s~ edition, but Darcet in the second, and gives his
iii. pasam.
M. J. J. DM, /M birth-year as !My.
AM/O~NfWf /<! fM~/M ~<AM MttM~& t8~, x. p.
~tr<!Kjf<<t/. <f<4f~, t8o9. Hoefer, A%w</& ~< CA~!& t8«,
Hoefer, ~M/M'~de la C*~< t~. ii. p. ~M · eo). tM.
t969, ii. p. so. He taUs him d'A~cetin the first Cuvier, ~«~«/<~ ~<t At'j~~)~, ,86t. tome
'-P'9~
1- Il-
ARDUINO (GtovANN!).
Sammtungeiniger mineratogisch-chymisch-metallurgisch-und oîyktogmphischer
Abhandlungen,des Herm Johann Ardumo, und einiger Freunde desselben.
Ausdem ItatËnischenübersetzt, durch A. C. v. F. C. S. B.C. R.
Dresden,
1778. In der Waltherischen Hofbuchhandlung.
S". Pp.[n] 6-369.Vignette
anda CoMingp!ate&
Arduino (t/t-t-t?~) was protessorof Minentlogy of him .n Em,h. de Tipatdo's
and McMnmgica)Chemistryai Venice,and wrote //«/MtM ~~M w/~ ~~<x. /~&N~«~ af/t ~/< &/
seterai bookson thèse subjects. There is a notice <?<'&.xvi!).. Vin~ia, vol.vii.
(1840).pp. ~6.
AREND (JoKANN).
~M ARNDT (JOHANN).

ARGENTO (DK) in aurum verso Historiola antiqua.

THEATRUM CHEM!CUM, 1659,tii. p. tyo.
ARIA von der Weisen Stein.
See HERMETMCHES A. B. CO)t77<),p. 217.
 ~D~C-T'OT~Z~ 4t

ARIADNE.
MLET(Le)d'Ariadne.
SeeKopp,/?~ ~MaM<t8M,il. p.369..
ARIOPONUS CEPHALUS.
~e CEPHALUS (ARIOPONUS).

ARIOSTUS (FRANCtscus).
Francisci Ariosti de Oteo Montis Zibinii seu Petroleo Agri Mutinensis Libellus
e Manuscriptis membranis editus ab Olig.jfMobœo. Hafn!œ,Literis Reg.
Maj. & Univ. Typogr. Joh. Phil. Bockenhoffer, !6go.
8'. Pp.79[tb)at))t].tndexM[ab)an)t].
FnmciseusAriostuswas and professer then (pp. 38-76)« dewnption cfeunMteHectedby
ofCivit Law at Fermm. Hephysician
died !n ~9: Otigents thé use of M. Thé workcondude: (pp. yy~o)with
heobeeus. the editor, tMidKssesbis work to thn ptesent&tMnletter fMMAriostmtoDuke BontM
tantous M~etiabecchi.m dedicatiott (pp. 3.8) full dated Becember. )t<t&<.and thé Dntte'srephr.after
of admiration for his vast érudition and for hb which !t thé Index. Thfs is an inteKstiMMcL
kindness to himseif personatty. Then follows Hendreich': entfy (/'aM<<E ~MK~~x~o-,
(pp. 9-t3) a prefnce to the reader giving some '699. P. ~69) !s eurious: A«tOSTt)s/'hM<
aecowt of this mtxerat oit. or naphtha, found et ~n~ttf~, Medteos h~us. De Petreheo vêt
Mons Ziblus, Gybius, or a)ius, in the Modenesc PotnBoteo tract. quem inter tariont Musa:i iiui
territor~.compann~itwith naphtha from tndiaand M-rv~œ /<M<t.-/?~<~M~, & )ud destinasse, nisi
indieatmg cenaitt analogies wxhamber. Thcre is mors intorrupisset. testaMr M;/KA<Mde w~
nejtt a short MogmpMcatsketch-in hatian–of p. 333. Apparentty he did not know
~m-Mt,
ArhMtM.written by AntonioLibanorimd communi. that the book had beot printed. In the Bntish
cated by Mi~tiabeceht (pp. 13-1?'). The tract Museum Camtogue other editiomare mentioned.
itseif (pp. t8-3e) gives an account of thé oil, and

ARISLEUS.
~Enigmata ex Visione Arislei.
Ste ARTIS AURtFER~ Volumina, t6to, i. p. 94.
See MORGENSTERN(PHtLtp}, Turba Philosophorum, t6tg, i. p. toy.
See MORGENSTERN(PHtUP), Turba Philosophorum, t?so, i. p. <33.
See MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyoz, i. p. 49~.
See TURBAHULOSOPHORUM.
Arisleusor Aristœusisknownin connection with the Turba Phitosophorum," of which he bas beeo
caUedthe author.
Hendreich, /~<&< ~~M<&«~<yi.-<?.t6~. Ladrague, ~«M~M 0<tM~; tS-)o. Nos.
~~?' 7io-7'5- This author seems to identi~ Aniteu!
Schmteder, GMAtcA«~&Jt<«. t8M. p. i!:4. and Amteus.
Hoefer, ~o~t~ 1842. p.
1866,i. p. 311, on the Turba. 3~. 35'.

ARÏSTEUS.
Verba Aristei Patris ad Filium.
.$'? UMOJON DMSAINT DtSDtER (ALEXANDRE TOUSSAINT DE).
Kopp (~M<</<'Aon«,t886. i. p. 96) says that he whose name is erroncoasty written sometinxs (as
bas been unable to find any particulars about this by Manget) Afisteu~.
author, but that he is dif&t~ntfrom Arisleu (~)

ARISTOBULUS.
J~ TRÂUMEdes griechischen Philosophen Aristobulus, t762.
ARISTOTELES.
TmctatuhM de Practica lapidis Philosophici.
See ALCHIMIA,(DE) OPUSCULA,tSSO,).~t6:.
See ARTts AURtFER~ Volumina, t6to, i. p. 23:.
~< MANGET(J. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyoa, i. p. 659.
 4~ ~y~7'<E'Z~M.O~.S
ARÏSTOTELES. Cw~
Ein Tractâtteh von der Practica des Philosophischen Steins.
See MORGENSTKRN (PHtUP), Turba Philosophorum, t6t3, i. p. jto.
A'~ MOMENSTËRN (PHtUt),Turba Philosophorum,t75o,i. p. 377.
See ARNALDUS de VillaNova, ChymischeSchri<Ren,t~S, p. 337.
Thisisa translation
ofthepfeceding.
De Perfecto Magisterio.
~f GRATAROLO (G.),Veneatchemiœ doctrina, ts6!, ii. p. 188.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t659, i't. p. 76.
MANGET (j. :.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t/oz, i. p. 638.
Tractatus ad Alexandrum Magnum, de Lapide philosophico oHmconscriptus
et à quodam Christiano Philosopho collectus.
Sre THKATRUM CHNM!CUM, t66~ v. p. 787.
See MCttt.D's
(BBtfEMCTUS~
Thesaunnetta, t683,p. 356.
Tractat an Alexandrum Magnum vom Stein der Weisen vor Zetten geschrieben,
und von einem Christlichen philosopho zusammen gelesen.
AMHY~nsTtSCHES Sieben-Gestim,t67;, p. 69 t772,p. S~.
Thisi9a translation
ofthepreceding.Sa AMXAMDM.
Aus Aristotelis Schreiben an Atexandrum.
See Hti.RMKTtSCHKS A. B. C., t778, i.
p. 3:6.
Schmieder (CH<A/<f der ~&~M«-, t88z. p. pupit of Avicenna, and adds that if the name of
tso) has confusedthese wntings. Under the tide, Alexanderthe Great is mentioned in his writings,
T'~tf&z/M<<e/<~(~<~AtA'j<~&f<he has put the it must be ascribed to those who copied bis works,
'fractatus or Traetatutusde practica )amdis," in or to the want of <h.tt)tacyof the tifae. He
tho~f/M~bn' vot.i.,aadthe"TraMatus eertam)yquotes C~M, RMis,and the Th~ft.
ad AtexMdnnn Magnumde lapide" in the ?'&~t<. Fabneias (/?~<M G~e<M,Hambumi. t~ih).
wm C'A<M«-«~,vol. v., as if they were thes~mu. vol.xii. p. 709) fo)to~'s up Bor~chfus givesa
If he had eompared them he would heveseen that tist ofhis works similar to the above, butand
contaiaing
they are quite di!fem)t. As a consequenceof this refereacesto other editionaof the Ars ae~nt and
mistake he mette! another, by omitting the reprint ?T4fe/WM.
in the Artis ~<<B vol. i., of the tract Schmieder, (oMdiug upon Bottichius, gives a
which he caUs: "Practica lapidis phitosophiei," plausible hypothesis of the writer's ongte. He
and quoting ouly the /<&A<wMt (~u<«M, and quotes no authonty, however, !Mdafter thé inac.
Manget's ~A<fa. cumcyhe bas displayed inso definitea ntMter as
The author of thesewritings was posterior to the the an-anging of the reprints of the works, one
Gfeett philosopher. and is now spottett of as the v<ouMeertainty not acoept any viewadvanced on
pseudo.Aristotle. Whether one person wrote them SehmMet~ txtre statement.
ail, whether his namemayhavebetnreattyArbtotte See. for a discussion on the pseudo-Anstotte,
(as Sehmiedcr thinksis possible), or whether he Kopp's&<y<~p'tMf C<MA<cA/< drr C'A<m<e (<869),
assumed the nameto give his works more weight, p. 3s8. acte 4<. andHoefer (~t~mr«~ la CMo~,
it is not easy to dee)de. Borrichius (Cf«~)<f/«j 1866.i. p. 347)who, howeter, fMtwnces<t See
&fam C~<t«'<«M, 1697,p. t~) says that he exptMMton of thé attusions to Atexander. See
was not thé StagMte, but one who te~ned from atso Kcpp, D~ ~MM<«, tM6t il. p. ato, etc.
thé Arabie phUosophetsand who catis bimself a

ARLENSIS DE SCUDALUPIS.
See PETRUsArlensis de Scudatupis.

ARLOMUS.
Liber Arlomi.
See KtESER(FRAM),Cabala Chymica, t6o6, p. 206.
See suCHTNt (A. VON),"Concordantia Chymica," Chymische Schrif~en, t68o,
p. to6.
Kiese~sis an éditionof v. Safbten'stfact.
 ~~AM~OMS 43
ARNALDUS DE VILLANOVA.
Arnaldi de Vittanova,Philosophi, Medici et Chymici .Excellentissimi, omnia,
quae exstant, Opera Chymica: videticet, Thesaurus Thesaurorum seu
Rosarius Philosophorum:ac omnium secretorum maximumsecretum. Lumen
Nouum. Flos Florum, & Speculum Atchimiœ. Quibus nimirum artis huius
mysteria etiam secretissima,luculenter enodantur, & quàm maxima licet, &
potest 6en perspicuitate explicantur. Nunc primum ita coniunctim edita,
opera & impensis,Hieronymi Megiseri, Co. P. Cssarei, & Archidd. Austriee
Historiographo. Francofurti, Typis ïoachimtBtathenngij. Anno t6o3.
8°. Pp.120.
The ~M/MM has a separate titte'page and pagination as follows:
Arnaldi de Villanoua, Medici et PMtosopht Eecet!entiss:mi, Speculum
A!chimiae: quo videlicet Artis Chimicae Mysteria et iaN secretissima,
luculenter enodantur, &, quàm maxima licet & potest 6en, perspicuitate
expticantut: Liber, nunc primum in lucem editus, operâ & impensis
Hieronymi Megiseri,Co. P. Cœsanj, & Archidd. Austriz Historiographi.
Francofurti, Ex OfEcinaTypographica Matthia! Beckeri. M.DCIIÏ.
s°. pp.80.
ThereistmedMooofthe~<«M~M«MM-, téog b an entiretynew édition,not the t&M
FnutCMurt),ex officina htetedum editionwithtmewtit)e.pM;e.
RomaniBeati,t6oe,8*,Typographica
pp.76 btank]. Thé
[Anothercopy of the Speculumonty.] Francofurti, M.DC.III.
s*. Pp.80.
Des Wettbenihmten und hocherfahrnen Philosophi und Medici Arnaldi de
Villa Nova ChymischeSchriftten, Darinnen begriBen
I. Rosarius Philosophorum.
II. Novum Lumen.
III. Flos Florum.
IV. Spiegel der Atchimie.
V. Eine Epistel an den Neapolitanischen Kônig.
Worbey zugleichmit angeruget.
VI. Der Prophetin Marien, Moysis SchwesterPractica.
VII. Ein Buch von der Alchimie Geheimnissen, durch Calid den Sohn
Jazichii zusammengetragen.
VIII. Ein Buch des Philosophi Kallid Rachaidibi, von den dreyen Worten.
IX. Ein TractMein Aristotelis von der Practica des Phitosophischen
Steins.
X. Der Ttactat, so der Weiber-Arbeit und der Kinder Spie! genennet
wird.
Allen Liebhabem der wahren Alchimie zu Gefallen aus dem Latein mit
hochatem Fleifs in Teutscher Sprache Cbersetzet, Durch Iohannem Hoppo-
damum. Verlegts,Johann Paul Kraufs, Kayser- und Kônigl. Privilegirter
Niederlags-Verwandter,Buchhandler in Wienn. (748.
8". Pp.[t6.}4tt.[spp.ofadvertisemenEj.Tit)etB<t:mdbhck.
 44 ~A~ZZW.y

ARNALDUS DE VILLANOVA. C<~<

Ars Major.
Set HELLWIG (CHRtSTOPHVON),Fasciculus, f~9, p. 2;4.
Carmen.
&<!THKATRUM t6~, iv. p. <~2.
CHËMtCUtH,
&c MANGET(;. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyos, i. p. ~98.
Collectanea.
See LAamus (jANUS),Pretiosa Margarita Novella, tS4&,f. t~ô.
See LACtNtUs(JANUS),Pretiosa Margarita, oder Neuerfundene kMiche Perle,
t7:4, p. 33t.
Taken chMyfrontthe/?<tM~«j.
De Decoctionc Lapidis Philosophorum, et de regimine ignis in diversis gradibus
decoctionum ad coaguht!onem lapidis.
&< THBATRUM CHEM!CUM, 1659,iii. p. 137.
[E!ne Epistel Arnaldi de Villa Nova wegen der Alchimie, an den Neapolitanischen
Kôn!g geschrieben.] s. &a.
S*. Pp.:!S3-e6a.
A fragmentfroman editionof Arnaldus'works. It agrem with thé conespoodinE
pages in the
<" n t-"&
editionof t74e.
Epistola Nova super Alchymiam, ad Regem Neapolitanum.
See GRATAROLO (G.),VeraeAtchemise Doctrina, t~6t, ii.p. 6$.
See ARTtSAUtHFKR<E Volumina,tôto, ii. p. 333.
6'~ ULSTADtUS (PHILIPPUS),Coelum Philosophorum, t63o, p. 339.
MAUCËT (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, <702, i. p. 683.
Epistola al Re di Napoli.
See NAZAR!(Gto. BAT-TtSTA), Della Tramutatione MetaUica Sogni tre, 1599,
p. 329.
Epistel über die Alchimiam geschrieben an den Newstetter Kôn'g.
See MORGENSTERN (Pmnp), Turba Philosophorum, t6t3, i). p. 422.
See i~tORGEMSTËRN (PHtnP), Turba Philosophorum, t~o, ii. p su.
Erktarung über den Commentarium Hortulani.
See HERMETtSCHER ROSENKRANTZ, (6~9,P.
See HERMËTtSCHER ROSENKRANTZ, t682, p. 8t.
ROTH-scHOLTZ(t-RtEDRMH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, 1730,li. p. {33.
Flos florum.
GRATAROLO (c.), VeraeAtchemiœ Doctrina, t~6t, li. p. 67.
See ARTISAURtFER/E Volumina, t6t0, ii. p. 3tt.
See ULSTADtUS (Pmuppus), Coetum Philosophorum, t63o, p. 311. t.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCU~t, t6S9, iii. p. t2&
Set MANCET (J. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t~oz, i. p. 679.
This tract goesby sevetal other names. Grata. Thesaurusomnium incompantbi))!et Mat~ganta: in
roto and the M«t/<-y/<M style it Liber Perfecti quo reperitur wn compositio Ë)Mir, t&mad album
Magistehi. qui Lumen Lun)im)mnuncupatur. !t) quàm ad nthoum componendum videticetMtSohm
the others the title is etabomted: tncipit Perfeetum et Lunam sub compendio declaratum. AH agf<!<:
~f'un). et Gnudium maghtri Amatdt de in calling it Flos florum. Thé two Mowing are
\i))a nova, tnt))sm:ssum per eum ad indytnnt translations
Regem Aragonum.quod quidcm est Flos Oorunt,
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ARNALDUS DE VILLANOVA. Continued.

Libro chiamato Magisterio et AMegrezza,aU' Inclito R~
d' Aragona. Il quale
è il Fiore de Fiori, & Tesoro più di tutti inconoparabite, &
Matgarita.
See NAZARt(Oto. BATT.),De))a Tramutatione Metallica Sogni tre, t;99,
p. 220.
Das voHkommene Meisterstuck vnnd Frewde welches zwar ein Blum aller
Blumen, ein vnvergleichlicher Schatz vnnd Berle.
See MORGENSTERN (PH!HP), Turba Philosophorum, <6t3, ii. p. ~07.
See MORGENSTERN (PHILIP), Turba Philosophorum, )7;o, ii. p. 493.
Lapide (De) Philosophorum.
See ULSTAtMUS (FHtMPPUs),Coelum Phitosophorum, )630, p. 327.
Novum Lumen.
See CRATAROtO (o.), Verre Akhemia& Doctrina; t$6t, it. p. 60.
See ARTISAURtFER~E Volumina, )6to, ii. p. 298.
See ULSTADtUS(fHtHPPUS), Coelum Philosophorum, t63o, p. 296.
See MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca ChemicaCuriosa, tyo2, i. p. 676.
Newes Liecht.
See AtORGENSTKRN (PHtUP), Turba Philosophorum, )6)3, ii. p. 393.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtHP), Turba Philosophorum, )7so, ii. p. 476.
Novo Lume.
.S~ NAZAR!(GtO.BATT.),Della TramatatioM Metallica Sogni tre,
t;99, p. 3; t.
Practica ad quendam Papam, ex Libro dicto, Breuiarius Librorum
Atchymiœ.
See GRATAROLO (G.),Verae Atchymiœ Doctrina, <;6t, ii. p. 73.
THKATRUM CMEMtCUM, t6S9, iii. p. t37.
See MANGRT (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, ~02, i. p. 684.
Quœstiones de Arte Transmutationis.
See ARTtSAURtFER~E Volumina, <6to,iii. p. ~t.
~f THEATRUM CHRMtCUM, <6S9,iv. p. S44.
Set MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca ChemicaCuriosa, t7o!, i. p. 698.
Rosarius Philosophorum.
See GRATAROLO (G.),Verœ Atchymia: Doctrina, ts6t, ii. p. 3$.
See ARTISAUR!FER/E Votumina, <6to,il. p. 2~3.
See ULSTADtus(PHILIPPUS),Coelum Philosophorum, <63o,p.
23!.
Sed MANGET (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, )7o2, i. p. 662.
Rosario de Filosofi.
See NAZARt(GtO.BATT.),Della Tramutatione Metallica Sogni tre,
~99, p. (69.
Rosurrium der Philosophorum.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtMP),Turba Philosophorum, t6)3, ii. p. 369.
~'< MORGENSTERN (PHILIP),Turba Philosophorum, t7So, ii. p. 447.
This treatise is also cat!ed Thesaurus 'ntcfaur- of the second book is om:tted except the hMt
orum, omnium secretorum maximumSecretum, de chapter. He gives the contents ot the other
vensstnMcompositione naturalis Philosophiae.qua
omne diminutum reducetur ad SoMcun) et Luni- chapters and explains in a note that as thete had
heen already translated and
<!cumvetum. ne might be spared the troubtepublished semnttety
of tnmdMimr them
tn McfgeMtem'~ Gennatt tmnslation the whote again.
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· T f· · Y1 1^vT·f11 ~flf! T>YT Y · f7A~ts · f1 .r

ARNALDUS DE VILLANOVA. ~<
Semtta Sem!tœ.
Set SEMtTASBMtT/e.
This has been asenbed to Amatdus. but is by Manget. NW~Ma C~w'M Fs~M, MM, i.
doubtful. It is included among ArMtd));' works pp. yM-T&t.

Speculum Atchym!ae.
THEATRUMCHEM)CUM, !6S9, iv. p. St5.
See MANGE! (J. j.), Bibliotheca Cbemica Curiosa, )7CH,i. p. 687.
Testamentum.
Sed THEATRUMCHEMtC~M, !659, i. p. 28 t66o, v. p. 803.
Testamentum.
DORN (GERHARD),Trevisanus de Chymico Mitacuto, t6oo, p. t26.
~'f THEATRUMCHEMtCUM,t6s9, i. p. 7S3.
MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Cunosa, t?tN, i. p. 3~ ii, p. 3~.
This is d)f<cM)t ven.ionfrom the ptecediag. iMgto Mnnget. tn his reprint, i. p. 389, however,
made by AndrensOrtethc from the French,accord. the second paraeMph isonttttcd.
Testamentum Novissimum.
See CKRHAKDUSOoANKES), Commentatio perbrevis et conspicua in Apertorium
Raimundi Lullii, 164:, p. 8f.
Thisis a thM version ttiOerentfrom both the preceding, witha CommentMy.
Testamentum Novum.
&~ ARTISAURtFRR~ Votumina, t6to, iii. p. t7S.
See MANGKT0. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t/oz, i. p. 704.
This isa differenttract front the preceding.
Arnaldus being one of the gtMt authorities then took up the study of Arabie phitoMphy.went
among thé atchemists, his nameis mentionedin fdt to ltaly and retumedto Spain, and was lu fawar
the histories. Special reference,however,may be with James Jt., King of Anngon. Ultimately he
made to the monograph on him by Hauréau in went to Paris and aoquireda great réputationby
//M/<'</<~/<tt~ la /-h!«<, tttSt. T. xxviii. hh attainments. He fell ht(ter)y into disrepttte
pp. :t6.ta6. Besides the éditions and reprints by his attrotûgieat ptediction*.provokedtheecdesi.
enumemted in the présent Catalogue, the AicheMt. astiM and the University,and departed from Paris
cal tfacts are contained also in AnMidus'collected and went under the protection of Frederick of
works along with his medical writings, <Min the Sicity. Summoned to attend Pope Clement V.,
édition of Lyom, tHa. folio, to which is ptefixed who was ii). he embarkedto ~o to Awijfnon,but he
the account of hisli by SymphorianusCampegius. died in the sbip, and wasbuned at Genoa, in 13:3.
By some wntets Amatdus is cs~ted Bachuone. The Inquisition tn t~~ condemnedSHeenerMts
There is some doubt as to which of the Villa of whichhe was guitty.
NoM's he betongedto, but thé batunceof ew!ente His cottected worb were published at Lyons,
is in favour ofhb having been a Spaniard. He '$04. *S3~ Base!, tjB< Lyons, !686, a!! in <Mio.
Mvedin thé thirteenth century, devoted MnMetfto A tist of them is givenby Niteton.
Chemistryand Medicine,Md aftenvardsMPbysies;
Castettanus, ~7<t t//Mt<WKM .M.MK<-<WMM, Ant. BorrichitM,CMtj~M &~<~wet CtMt&omM.
werp.. t6t7, p. t~. !6w, p. t& No. xxii.
Imperialis. ~4u<«at Att/of~am « ~<fMH, PMehiM, De A~fM /<M'«<«t yhtf/a~M,
Venct., p. 8, witha portrait. t7oo, p. gaS–refets towhathe did for<nedfe!ne.
Estevande Villa, Ltts tTMMde <<M~~«<cf<M <& y<M/&r&~M')< i?c% p. ~6.
et<~M-~«t,Bttrgos, t&t7. Pope-Blount, C~u~Mt <<t< tt~m,
Det Rio, ~<.<?tfM<&MMw '<«tFK'wa ~W Sa, Geneva, 1710.p. 4~7.
Lttgd. t6t9. p. <. a. A 36, <,B. J. de HaiMe. ~<!p<t~& <<fmt«<f de ~/&.
Van der Linden, jOt ~~<M MMf<~ /<~af«% Mww, Ait, t7i9, M°–Mtderthé pseudonymPierre
t6y, p. 5t. JOMph.
Boret, AMo~jtaM CAtM~-o,t6~, p. z~. Freind,
?~~M~~)'j~. JLondon.t~6,
Borrichius. jMfM~/to de 0<<M ~tj~~e ri.jpp. aa~, a~t-a. ~&
C4«M~, ï668, pp. t98, t3~. Fabricius, ~M~K'<~<!/.a<tM eM~ ~~Mp
MercM!n,~M«t5M~t<~MeM/M, t6M, pp. ço~z. «/<t«t, t8~8, i. p. ts~.
Conring, /« ~~M ~M&aM ~o~<fc<<0, Z?t<~<&«<ent~<M~, t730, p. 9M.
168?, iii. s6. p. !09 Md Ad. iii. a6, 3, p. M~. Stotte, ~M~A der ~MMtM~ &A!!M~,
Freher, y&<e~e<wM~~JM<~M&/<M«!/etww~, '?! PP. '06, tt?, titt, m.
t688, p. tso~, Portrait, p!. Sto))e, ~t'f~~<~ Of/oAfMy,1736,p. s6s.
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ARNALDUS DE VILLANOVA. C~A'

MMtgtt. W/<<M~ &<~M ~~MM~M, DMeimens, Z~mMM~ ~~«~M< <~ la
t73t.tt.ii. p. M'. ~M<-M<f,t8a8, t. p. t78.
Niceron,~M<MO~ tyg6, T. xxxiv.pp. 8a-to6. Schtnieder, C<M~<<4/fA~;&, tS~. p. 146.
Kestner, ~MMtft'MMc~C~~<M.<.wf/<, iMo. GhtMe, ~<M~t<y<t~«;A/<Dfesdeo, <84a,M. a,
p. 895.
Dxfresnoy. Nist. </<-la Philosophie
Lengtet Hocfer, ~f~t~ <& At CM<K~.i~. i. pp. 384.
~fw< 17~3.i. p. 138; iii. pp. 3ea.3e6, etc. 394: t666, t. 40~-416.
Vogt, C<t/<<j ~m ~W<~<M. Kopp, C~~&M der C~Mt~, t&t3, i. p. 6s.
'7~. p. 7". At~m.
~"w/ !7~ p. MM. Bayte & Thillaye, /j'«gr~t<- ~Mt'M&, 18~,
ChaufBpt~. ~M<wax /)tc/<M)!< ~w, i. p. tM.
AmM.t7~i. p. ~80 (tettwA). ~<tM««~ <<!fj &«M<M ~<M<-
~<t<<cM
F!ctu)<t.A'oMe~<M<t,tM). i. p. tM. <:a/ t867, vi. p. t46, wtth a tong list of his
Eloy, A/a YMaM~ t~. i. p. a& works.
Astntc, AM)ttM'f<t /o«f jf~- )t yAM/M'~ de la Fij~tier. ~<~ &«' illustres du~i;)~ Agr,
/W <&AM&~M<~ ~M~A~ t?67. tM7. pp. 937-M.
Portal, ~W~.<~/<M/«Mt<-« <&la CA~<x~. H~x sche~jaû
Henschc~ /<!a<M, ü
ti.
s, pp. PP se&46.
Sab-546
t77% ).p.ao6. Ladtague..MM. 0)M'<t~ &/<x~<cf&M,
Wtegtebt flistorisch-krittsahs t~/<M~ Moscou, tSTt~ No. 769.
<<~<~t. t?77, p. eaa. He mys he did nothing Httetetr, Gf~M~ der A~Mf~ t6!'s. p ?*8.
great and wrote only one book on Alchemy. This Kopp. zur C<-aat«'~ der M<MM,i8?s,
is not quite accumte. iii. p. too.
B!)'t~C< ~n! Chemie,t78t. Lucien Lecterc, //M/M'~ <~ la ~<4~Mf /<f<
pp. K~.t<9, s86, 594. 1876,it. &468.
Nicolas Antonio, ~<e~<M ~<~<!M ~)M, Pan~Bi)Mng!t,/)f.û!t/a~tM, ïMc, i. fp. e6o; and
Matriti. tySS. M.p. tM, No. 31. Sedes.<896,i.p.666..
A~M~ t~M~/ ~&'&m<f, tyf~, p. toi. /<~ Z~/n~M* dl la ~ac<, tSSt, t. xxviii.
Hutchinton, ~<t!~<~«t Medica, t?~ i. p. z?. pp. M!-t96. Elabomte (urttcteby Hauréau.
Marr, ~t/<!W~A~f~<-A'<aM~Gf~«-A/< Kopp, Die ~/<-A<w~,t886~1.1~,~MMs.
a!f<w~)MH<t<o< Go/~Me<<M. !tk's. p. t6. Mttre Haveu, ~t vie ef les <fM~<~ <&A~ttAïf
Banett, ~«~~ < ~< tBt$,p. ~3. Arnaud de Mf/xfMff. Paris, 1896,4°.
Sprengel, <~aM-A~ der ~~t<t~h<)t< tSe~. ii. Emmanuel Latande, ~~nf«/ de ~M<t~, sa
pp. 6tMee. vie < ses a-«t~M. Paris, 1896, 4*. These two
JMMK-a/<,
F&MM!~ Parts, Panckoucke, i. pp. wottts are ideMica)t
35~.3%.

ARNAUD (E. R.).

Introduction a la Chymie, ou a la vraye Physique. Ou le Lecteur trevvera la
definition de toutes les Operations de la Chymie; la façon de les faire,
& des Exemples en suitte tres-rares sur chaque Opération & le tout dans
vn tres-bel ordre. Par E. R. Arnaud, Docteur en Médecine. A Lyon,
Chez Claude Prost, en ruë Merciere, à l'Occasion. M.DC.L. Avec
Permission.
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secret livre du tres~ncien philosophe Artephius, traictant de l'art occulte &
transmutation metallique, Latin François. Plus les Figures Hierogliphiques
de Nicolas Flamel, ainsi qu'il les a mises en la quatriesme arche qu'il a bastie
au Cimetière des Innocens à Paris, entrant par la grande porte de la ruë
S. Denys, & prenant la main droite, aaec l'explication d'icelles par iceluy
Flamel. Ensemble le way liure du docte Synesius Abbé Grec, tiré de la
Bibliotheque de l'Empereursur le mesme sujet, le tout traduict par P. Arnauld,
sieur de la Cheuallerie Poicteuin.
Si te fata vocant, alias non viribus vllis,
Neque etiam duro poteris conuellere ferro.-Virgil.
A Paris, Chez la vêtue M. Guillemot & S. Thiboust, au Palais, en la galerie
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Pp. 98 (wanting ?.8). One )~ge woodcut on a folding sheet, Seven wood.
cuts mthé text there ought to be eight. but one ison p. 87, which i&wanting.
As t hwepointed out ebewhere (" On the First < 93: ay.titte and text of Synesius,pp. M-'<~ At
Editions of ire Chemica) Writings of Democritus thé (bot of
and Syne~ius,"in /'<w«~t~ Phil. ~oc. G~jgMf, pnma- aux p. tcg is thé cotophon Aehetted'im.
frats & de~petMdu Sieurj Traducteur,
<88j, vo). xvi. 4~. thereareat teMt two issuesof ce
< 6. Auril, t6M.j
this bcok datedp.t6t<, printed by thé s<Wtepeople, !n t6s9 the surplus copies ofthe 98.pegeédition
but dinëfing typogmphicatty thfoughottt. The were 1 rehsued, with the date, t6ta, ehMMd in the
present copy contains titte, privilege, preface, colophon
< to t6M. This is not a new edition,but
pp. ï-s thé secret book of Artephius. pp. 6-~3, thé old oxe with an altered date.
~Mank: Hv-tiHeto F)ame),addres:tothereader, ln t68a the surplus copies of the altered
aMt text of Flamel, pp. 4~.88(wnnting87.88) t)y. edition
< were issued with an new preface
titleand text cf Synesius.pp. 89~8. At the foot and with a supptement, pp.entirely $().io<i,containing
of p. 98 is the cotophon Acheué d'imprimer aux) ltipley "Tm)M du Mercure, Thé tûm
fras & de~pem du Sieur Traducteur, ce 6. Auril, < colophon Is at the tbot of p. 98 tmatttted.
t6ta. This book is printed on in&rior p&perimdmo<t
The other !sue is as fo))ows Title, privilege, of < the copies t have examined have beenImperfect,
ptefttee, pp. t.s; Artephius. pp. 6-45. 46 Manki damaged
<
< Fhmet's~<ainedord:rty.
to the and text of TheiMttefotdin~ptate
ny.titte, reader, Ftame), pp. of bterogiyphi~ is usuaityawMtiug.
ARNDT (JOHANN).
Judidum uber die vier Figuren des grossenAmphitheatri Henrici Khunmths.
See CHYMtSCHKS Lust-Garttein,1747,p. 87.
This author's name is :pett in various ways: Zettein 1691. He was a distingurshed theologian
Arnd. Arndt, Arend. Gmelin (C<t< <& and preacher. and wrote a nttmberof wotks, eom-
CAfMt'e,t797, i. p. ~55) say? that, hke Boehme, he mentofie!, sermons, etc. As to whether he wasa
was not an <t)ehemtstbut nn)y used thé tanguage Rosicrucian or not. and studied Alchemy and
and imagery of the alchemists for his mysttcisn). Mapc. see Gottfried Arnold's Ay~<4ot«)~j~
He is tvannty praised by Fictuld (/«<<'M, ~M~~<. SchatifThausen, 1742,~~M: BuddetM,
'753. P- '4) forhis piety front whichone gathers Quarlio an <<~<W<~MH'~ M ~&<! <<~<
ttMHFictuld nttached a treiigiots meaning to Mans. a~ t?<M.p. <)4:and in RMh.SchotM,/!M<
mutation and the philosopher's stone. ?Xm/~M ~th'MttfKM, 1728, i. p. 70.
He was born at Hattenitadt in t~ and died at
Johann ValentinAndreae,~/<t<<! (~4~/MfM, ~f/~ft~ C~~f~~ der jM~M Ct~mM,~<.
t6!Q.p. S- PP. !!96,496.
Freher, ?~t)!<m ~<« ffM~7M<f? fA!< AndteM Gottfried Schmidt, <<<~<<&-An/
t688. p. 409, pt. eo. ~<~ /~M'ceM,Bernburg, t8.)o, pp. o-n. At the
Witte, /)MM'N« ~«)pN~<cM<n,t688. May n~ end he gives a tist oî authotines.
!& Sig. Rt tW/f. F. Amdt. /<~M ~~<&, ein &'<p-<t~)~t~-K.r.
H. C. Amelung, C4)'MMtA<! </a~MB<A«~, t6$o such, Berlin, tS~S,8' with aportrait.
(y.f.), hassomeextfMM fromAmdt. Knight, M~ J?)~/t'~ C~atM!, tS~ i. col.
Hendreieb. Axt~~ J9n!~M~~M~, t6<)$,p. 349.
!t88. LMrague. o<Mt~~< OM~ 1870,No. 977,
7tM/~<t ~Mf der ~f'i&</M/, t70:, quotes a reprint along with Khunraths De ~)!<
P. 95. u,' A~ftMwa ~<c f.r&~o </ t~<<, Leipzig,
Ntceroo, ~MM~,t7<t{, xHii. l'" p. a39. '78~, 8°. Die
Jother, ~M«taer G<'&A~a-~twc~, 1750, i. Kopp, <<A~<MM, t886, ii. 37$'
co). 559. MonMCarriere, Die /At/ejc~t<j~ H~<tiM~«.
Fictuld. /c<K<«<t, t7S3, i. p. t~. M~<&r~)to/K')M«&, Mded. <887,i. p. z~
ARNOLD (GutDO FERD!NAND).
Guidon. Ferdinand. Arnolds, M.D. & Ph.Pr. Kurtzer Bericht und Vetsicherung
von des Herrn Igoati! von Orthomont, Nobil. & Chym. celeb. Suev. neu-
erfundenen Astro Solis und Junonischen Saltz. Ats einer wohl-meritirten
Untversat-Art<ney,zur Erhaltung der Gesundheit und VertSngerung des
Menschlichen Lebens. Satnmt dem vottkommenen Procefs und deren
Préparation. Dresden,BeyGottMedLeschen,ï7i9. AndereAuNage.
8". Pp.39[t btank].
1- _.t.
Gmelin (<7<~<~
_1. 1
der Clumie. ii. j/<W wird di,
t~, p. gaa).. dct ~r<t/M)t~ ~a~M ~7<U)~hM~<~
quotes the first edition, t7t8, and another work <Ï~AMt//M< «K~ K~aWMt~ ~f/, t?B~,8*.
&<- </H~<f<M~ ~&AyMM~. ~<tnMM«tf<W~)!.

ARNOLPHINUS (FRANCtscus),Lucensis.
Tractatus de Lapide physico, seu Summa Rosarii Philosophorum.
 /M~M/VA~S–,4~7~ 49

ARNOLPHINUS (FRANCtscus),Lucensis. C~~M~.

See HELLW!G (CHRISTOPH VON),Fasciculus,t7'9,p. t?;.
Thispersonis quotedby Natari(/t! ?h)~M. théauthorofM ~<7owf. probablythcMmework
k
~A'<M<<&<!NtgM< t;99.P.'~). (?.) as Mthé~«Mmo.
ARNSRODIUS.
See ALVETANUS ARNSRODIUS (CORNRUUS).

AROMATICUM Philosophorum Thesaurus.

See Exposmo Laptdis Adrop.
AROS.
~f MAJtUA.
ARS AURIFERA.
~f< ARTISAwifeMe,quamChemiamvocant,Voluminaduo, t6to.
ARS CHEMICA, quod sit licita recte exercentibus, probationes doctissimorum
Iurisconsultorum. Septem Tractatus seu Capitula Hermetis Trism~isti,
auret. Eiusdem Tabula Smaragdina, in ipsius sepulchro inuenta, cum com-
mento Hortulani Philosophi. Studium Consilii Coniugij de massa Solis &
Lunse. Opvscula, studiosis artis secretissimae,ut summè necessaria, ita lectu
iucundissima. Antehac typis non excusa.
6*. Pp.~63. AAerthetMecornesa vindictdion
of A!chemy,
pp. 3-6;Hennés,
pp. 33.3; HortuhmMS,
PP.7-3': TnbulaSmaragdina, pp. 33-47;StudiumConsilii
excudetMtSitmuetKmmet.Anno
M.D.LXVI. pp.48.:63. Cf/~OM.-
Cbt~ugi! Argentorati
~'MARTE(De) ChemicaLibri.
ARSENICO (DE) Tractatus.
See THEATRUM CHEMfCUM, t6S9, iii. p. )77.

ARSONCINUS (THOMAS).
De Jure Atchimise responsum.
Set DtSQUtsmode Helia Artium,t6o6,sig. H7recto..
~M THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, 1659, iv. p. 248.
Thistractseemsto haveescapcdthenoticeof Kopp,whenhe discussed the tegatityof Alchemy
(/?M~&AfmM, t886,i. pp.<47-ts6).
ARTE (DN) Chemica Libri Duo, quibus omnia, que ad lapidis siue pulueris
phitosophici compositionem usumque spectant, breuiter & apertè traduntur.
Quorum prior De veritate & antiquitate artis Chemica: & pulueris siue
medicinae Philosophorum vel auri potabilis Testimonia & Theoremata ex
vanjs autoribus per Robertum Vallensemselecta. Posterior. Ioan. Chrysippi
Faniani de arte metattica: metamorphoseos liber singularis. Item de Iure
Artis A!chemias veterum auctorum & pHesertim Iurisconsuletorum iudicia
& responsa ad quaestionctn An Alchemia sit ars tegitima. Ob argumenti,
tractationis methodtq', similitudinemconiunctnn in gratiam Philochemistarum
editt. Montisbeligardi,Apud lacobum Foillet M.DC.II.
Pp. 5' [' Mmk];[6]67[i Nanki butM40-4!tut dupticatedinthesecond
tractthenumber ofpages)sactuatty69.
Vallensis'historyoccupiesthefirst';t pages, in <6ot thereisnodifférence
between thembut
Fanianus*treatisethefollowing
part. thedate. SeeVALLEMts and!'AXtAMU&
AneditionofthisbookwaspnMished byFoillet
D
;o ~7X–~?~/W/<?

ARTE (Ds) Chymica Liber incerti autoris.

See AR'DSAURtFER~ Volumina,t6)o, i. p. 369.
Thesnmetitteappears
inthecontentsofthesecondvolume,butthereisnoconresponding
tteatise.
~<' MORGENSTERN (PHtUP),Turba Philosophorum,t6<3,i. p. 5o4.
.Xf<-
MORCKNSTERN (PHO.tP),Turba Philosophorum,t7so,.i. p. 6t2.
Volumeil.h<tsthetitk in the eontenM,
butwatt-!thetreatise.

ARTEPHIUS.
[Artephii geheimer Haupt-Schlüssel,oder Arteph;: des uhralten Philosophi von
der geheimen Kunst und Stein der Weisen Geheimes Buch.]
Noplace,date,or printer.
y. Pp.t07.t;t,wantingpp.~9.50. Titlein MS.
ThisMAttephi~tracttakenoutoftheedition jaminRoth-Schottt. and printedby ~eh.Paul
of Rtpteys
Chea'K~Wot)<s.ttanshtedby Ben. KftHMs, Vtenn:t.t7s6(y.f.).
Clavis Saptentiœ,das ist ein edles und kosttiches Buchtein vom Stein der
Weisen, welcher genannt wird: der SchtUssetder Grofsern Weisheit Vor
etlichen hundert Jahren in Lateinischer Sprache von dem uralten Mago und
Philosopho Artephio beschrieben, ietzt ins Teutsche versetzt. Leipzig
und Hof, VerlegtsJohann Gottlieb Vierling, 1736.
S"- Pp.4S[tMankJ.ThetMtbtanktea~iswanting.
[Another copy.] Leipzig und Hof, 1736.
if. Pp.45bNM)t].

Clavis Sapientis, das ist: ein edles und kostMchesBüchlein vom Stein der
Weisen, welcher genannt wird der Schlüssel der Grossern Weisheit; vor
etlichen hundert Jahren in lateinischer Sprache von dem uralten Mago und
Philosopho Artephio beschrieben, jetzt ins Teutsche versetzt. Leipzig
und Hof, VerlegtsJohann Gottlieb Vierling, 1~48.
S". Pp.44[4b)ank].
Thisisa simptereprintin thesamestyleasthé~36 edition.

Geheimes Buch von der geheimen Kunst und Stein der Weisen.
See HERMETISCHERRoSENKRANM, t6S9,p. 7 t68z,p. 7.
See HERMET!SCHE (Def) PHtMSOPHUS, !709, p. tM.

Le Secret Livre.
See ARNAULD (P.), Trois Traictez,)6t2, p. &
Liber Secretus, the Secret Book.
See SALMON (WILLIAM), MedicinaPractica, tôgt, p. 433
SeeRICHEBOURG (j. M. o.), Bibliothèquedes PhitosophesChimiques, t74o, ii.
p. tt2.
Clavis Maioris Sapientis.
Set THEATRUM CHEMtCUM,
)6$9, iv. p. t~S.
.S<wMANGRT
(j. j.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa,'702, i. p. ~03.
 /M7'N/W~S'7V.y St

ARTEPHIUS. C~~<
Geheimer Haupt-Schlüssel.
~< RtPLEV (GKOROK), Chymische Scht-ifTten, t7s6, p. tos.
Aftephim hM been <t)w&y* regarded by thé was put to death about ttto. or !Mt-z, accord.
atchemists M one of thé n)MteM. By vinue of thé
eMxir he is reputed to hâve tived a thousand and ingtotbnKha))Utan..
ThéClavis /t~w &M~<e i,Mtsfirst printed
tweaty.nve yeaM, a story which hM beeo com. at Pttti<ln t6o~in « NnaMG*,and at Straburg
mentedonbyCotMmsen(7)-~<!MMf<M ~f~ in 169~in M' This work is Mentica)with that
<&~t'A! ~AM~!K<f<t t669, p. 46) b.t'.). asetibed to Alfonsoof Castile (?.f.), who WMnot
PM~(~i.a C~M, t7oS. p..K) thin~ rime the author, howover,but simply caused a tmnsta-
«My hâve thrown in & cypher too <nach to thé tion into Spanish to be madeof an Arablebook.
MMt)be~ Speciat 1 attention basbeen given M hint The ~«~tt was printed at Amsterdamin
and to thé Cvew in a Mhe! of attides by Chev. t678, [6* at Frankfurt. t68~. t9° and was trans.
reut. and GiMe<neister identifies him with thé )ated into Engtidt by "Etreaaem Orandus," and
Antbic poet and atchemist, A) Toghrâi, who printed along with Flamel. London, 16~4,t8'.
Bore!, ~M<'&'M C~<m«t;, tô~ p. Httdji Kh~&, /.<.«<~ &<i!<~s, tS~a.
BordcMtN, Ow~/a~ ~M~M-aM <~M«w~, vi. p. 4, No. MSio. (Atchemica) work by A)
t697t p. M. No. xyi. To~tti.)
Hendtetch, ~<!«&c<'<?~a~A~Mt~o*, <69~, p. Chevreu!,
C&M~<f ~«~M. t867, hiv. pp.64,679;
/M<~a/ <6M&M'<t~, 1867, p. 76~ i86!, pp.
FicMtd, /'H~M' M~ Th. i. p. t6. '53. ~9.644.
~<f)%f<~ G~A~ <?- Aa~~ Ût«M<<,tySs, Ladmgue, &W«<~w OMMt~; t8~ Nos.
pp. 4es, 638.
Gmdia, 0<J<AM~ <&'<'C~«, t~oy, 1. p. aa Oudemeister, Zc~Ar~ der <M~if~«~<~<<t
tM6, ti. pp. 3, ~8. <?~<<rA< 1876, xx)[. p. sgS in an article on
Schmieder, G<<' <<ef~/<Bt<f, 183:, p. Alchemy"). Gitdemeister thinks thé work of
IlS. Artephius is probably identical with an AMbic
WOMenMd, G~~«-~< ~ft~-A-a ~<- originalin the BiMioth&)ueNationale.
tM~TVe/M~~K~r, 1840, p. 87, No. tj;t. (Wasten. Kopp, Dit ~/ot<Mt'<,tM6, i. pp. too. 2:3. ~z
fetd thinks that thé tegen<Mtotd about At toghrai's ii. 34%363.
atchemica) otpenences are )Me inventions.)

ARTIS AVRIFERAE, quam chemiam vocant, voluminaduo, qus continent

Turbam Philosophorum,a!ios(~; antiquiss. auctores,quse versa pagina indicat.
Accessit nouiter volumen tertium, continens
ï. Lullij ultimum Testamentum.
2. ElucidationemTestam. totius ad R. Odoardum.
3. Potestatem diuitiarum, cum optima expositioneTestamenti Hermetis.
4. Compendium Artis Magicae,quoad compositionemLapidis.
5. De Lapide & oleo Philosophorum.
6. Modum accipiendi aurum potabile.
y. Compendia AtcMmiœ& naturalis Philosophiae.
8. Lapidarium.
Item Alberti Magni secretorum Tractatus.
Abbreviationes.quasdam de Secretis SecretorumIoannis pauperum.
Amaldi Qutest. de Arte Transmut. Metall. eiusq~ Testamentum.
Omnia hactenus nunquam visa nec edita, Cum Indicibus rerum et verborum
locupletiss. Basiteœ,Typis Conradi Waldkirch. cIa.Iacx.
8'. VoLi. pp.[<6],405; Index[93][t bhnM;onewoodcm. Vot.ii. 3~6;
Index[16][~b)an)t];
eowoodcuts.Vo).th.[z]t9s index[5];onewoodcat.
Thé foUowingare the contentsof this coUeetion 8. Rosinusad Euthiciam, p. 158.
Vol. i. After the title comes the address by Peter 9. Idem <tdSaratnntam Episcopum, p. ty8.
Pema. the Basetprinter, to thereader. Then M. LibM'Definittonnnteiusdem, p. aoj.
x. Ptopositiones,seu maximaeartis Chymitie. tt. MariiE Prophetism PrMtica, p. ao~.
e. Turba Philosophorum,p. ï. M. Liber SecretorumCatidfs 6M Iazichi, p, 208.
3. Tufbee Philosophorum a)ten)m Exemplar, tj. Liber 'Mam Verborum Kalfid, p. 9~6.
P'43- t4. Aristotelesde lapide Philosophorum,p. 232.
4. Attegono super librum TUtbiB,p. 89. tS. Avicennade Conglutinatione iapidis,p. &to.
S. Aen%mat& ex VtstoneArislei,p. 94. !6. ExpMitioEpisto!a:Atexandti Regis, p. ~5.
6. Exereitationes!.i Turbam,p. !?. IgnotusAutor de Secretis lapidis, p. ~9.
7. Awom ConsatgeM, p. tt<. t8. MerHniallegorla de Arcanohpidis, p. a~.
 ~~7V~–VO~J?

ARTIS AVRIFERAE. C~w~

i9.Racha)dibi.deMittpria)apidis,p.355. *Fhis is one of the chief collections of standard
zo. AvicennaeTmclatulus de a&). a)chen)i<'atauthors. A certain number of thétracts
91. Semita Semitw, p. z8o. Atchtmm,p. and the /?oM~Mmhad been aiready printcd in the
(:g"r RI.in~1 wQC <Mn: ~«w, rtMttw!u<tit (~)t j.
23. C'orrectio fatuontm; p. 349. and others in Gratarolo's collection. Basel, Petrus
aq. tncertus Autor de Arte Chymica, p. 369. Pcrna, t56t, in foMo(?.f.). Thé latter wa! ttgain
Vol. ii. Liber de compositioneAtchcntiœ,quem at Basd by Perna in ts~a. in 9'. and
ediditMorienusRomanns,Calid Régi Aegyptionun: printed nnmediatety titereafter Pemit printed in t;~ ~f~-
quem Robertus Castrensis de in
Arabico LMimun /<<? Artis ?Mt)MCt<tWM)!W t«f<t«/, «X/t~ftMMM
Mnstuiit.p.g. /<f/A<'r< a«< 7'f~ in two
BemMdtTreuirensis respons!o ad Thomam de volumes, small 80. with ~a/«t<~A~MW, addtess to the ttMtet by
Botioniade Mineratibus, & EUxins compositione, bimself. Of the tracts in the Ctst volume he says
Roberti VidteMuT~bu!): iUustnHa,p. 39. that the firstten and the tast werefrom manuscdpts..
Liber de Arte Chimie ineert: Âmhons nan. nun· !n t;93. Conrad WatdMrch at Base)reprinted both
quam hactenus in Lucem editus. volumes in tt somewhat handwa~er fofm. Then
[/V~.–A tract of simitar name is in vol. i. came this reprint of t6to, to whichwas added the
There is no such tract inthe présent votume.~ third volume. A German translation of the ?'«~
Sca)i(philosophorum.p. yt. and of a tract by Roger Bacon, edited by Paulus
Ludus puerorum (et Opus n)utien)[n),p. ttt. Hiidenbrandt von HÏMenbrandsec): appeared a<
RoMnam phitosophorum(cum figuns), p. t33. Fmnckfort am Mayn. in ïS97 in MSS (?.<}.
1 RtManunt,p. & thé first twovotâmeswere tntMiated into German
t Nouumtumen.p. a<)8. by Philip Morgenstern (~.f.), and publisbed at
Antfttdi
F)os
aontm
ad
Regemp. 311. Basei, i6t3. reprinted t7so.
Aragonum,
Epistola super A)chimi:t ad Regem !nthé /n!~ tef GtJcAt~f <<<f <«A<~< C~mX,
Neapotitanum.p. ~ag. 1785. p. ~3. it ii caited a "collection full of nid
Rogerius Bacho Anglus de mimbHi Potestate heavenly wisdom." This critics sineerity maybe
artis et nature, p. 3x7. donbted.
The contents of vol. iii. are given on the tltle.
r.g~"

ARZNEIEN.
&<' ALLGEMmu~
(Ueber) Arxneien.
ASHMOLE (EHAS).
The Way to Bliss. In three books. Made publick, by Elias Ashmole, Esquire
Qui est MercunophitusAnglicus.
-Deus nobis hœc Otia fecit.
London, Printed by John Grismond for Nath. Brook, at the Angel on
Corn.hU!, 1658.
6°. Pp.Maso.
Some copies are on huge and thick paper and with it. and there is no resombtance between it and
hâve a portrait of Ashmole prcnxcd. Ashmole the book "madepublick" by Ashmote. Thé artide
represents himsetf in the preface as being the ia the ~KgM~M ~~<M~«:<t atso, which quotes
edftor on)y. from Ashmotepre<ace about this book, mahestto
Accotd)ng to Niceron thé présentwork is by an )t))u;ion to Bac)thouse–and on the other hand it is
unknown writer of the time of Queen Elizabeth, verycontemptuous about John Heydon.
and wasgiven to Ashmoteby Wi))i&tnBackhouse, Ashmole (t6t7-Y6<)2)is famous for his tfeen
for pubhcation. This, however, does not tally deti~ht in the acquisttion of knowledge and forhis
with the account given by Ashmole himsetf in thé business tapMity. Hc was an antiquary. hernld,
préface (dated Aprit t6, !6s8), to w!t, that H was astroh~er, atchemist, collector of aU sorts of
writtenabout the beginningof the last (or end of curiosities nnd ranties: a remnrkable mixture of
the former)century," and that an imperfect version shrewdness and what would now be tenned
of it had been got ready for ptiMing whieh the iiHperstition.
world should take for the chttd of one ~~ot~M Under the anagram James HasoMe, hc also
?T4«~<&c/«t. being (by Re-baptitation)eatted the editeda smat) volumecaJJed~~ttM/a~ C4<mt<
Wisa mans C~M<'<t or ~ttM.Ct-M'MM/%y~< or CAyMMa~ Cc<&t<«MM, London, t6~ tz°,
This book is quoted by Kloss (/M/«y/~tM der containing prolegomena, Arthur Dee's cottec-
~-<MMt<WN,Frankturta. M. t8~. No. z6MM,who tions, and a translation of Espagnet's <4~!Mu«(M!.
adds, WiU.Backhoase'sWayto BMs!.puNMrt von His chier alchemicalwork is the M~e/M OtfeM-
Johann Heydon. London, togt." Now Eugenlus cum ~~o«x~<M, London, t659,4* with seweM)
Theodidactus was pretty eertaMy John Heydon. cngravings. Il contains a series of old English
the Rciierucian; for the édition of ?%< ?'<'? poemson Alchemy,with notes by Athmote. It is
)X<m't CtMfa.' or (MMy /A< A'<(. ca))ed Part i.. and in the preface to the pMtent
London, t6t!, which t have, be~s Heydon's work Ashmo)en~reM that he had been prevented
nameon the general t!t)eand on that to the second carrying it any further. No ~nore was pubUshed,
book. but on the title to the third book the author and the first part is now very rare, and diSicuhto
is pven as Eugenius Theodidactus. Them is no get complete. The contents are reprinted by
indication of Backhouse having anything to do Gmelin. <7<~tf~<t~<M/~(t;~7). i. p. 6M.
 ~~wozjE-,4y'wr ;3

ASHMOLE (EuAs).
Hendfeich, /~Mo'<ï/<p/~i!/M~w~, t6~9, p. Chatmef! 7~ <w//?~)~MM/<(wo~)',
3<)S. tSts.iii. )).<(!
Wood. <4A4<'«e 0~o<tMnj~, ~9t, i. A!~w ¡ y/t<' ~«~~A<M/ AWMMe~' (Society for the
ii. co). 659, 8X6; /'tt~ ii. p. i~; Kndcd. Btiss, Diffusion ofuseMKnowtedgp), t8~(, m. ii.p.775.
!8t7. iu. eoL 3S4-&t: tSao. iv. p. 3$~, «~oM<<m. Oraesse, ?'~<a' <<e~t~fj ~a~fj. 18~, Dresde,
Nteerot), AMMo/~t (tTgg), xxii. pp. 363.37!. i. p.asS.
JScher, ~<'Nt~'wj Cf/~f/M.Ze.t'/coH, ty;o, i. AXibone,Cn'A'fo~ /)«/<wM~)' &<~
col. ~')<. ~<<fM~<, t8m, i. p.
Ktppis,
Ft'<«< F/M<tMt!, d éd. t~S, i. /<<Mat_)- <y A~X'<M«/ ~<~n! i98s, ii. p.
PP. ~03-307. rh's h a full ittcount with a long note t?!! (article by Dr. R. GftmeK).
OMthe present book.
See BURMAN TheLivesof.
(CHAKLKS), Elias Ashmole, and WHJiamLilly,
'774.
ASTREA (L') Chimica.
PUSTENINEC (tUST!N).

[ASTRONOMIA inferior das ist Erzehtung und Erwehlungder sieben Irdischen

Planetten ats da sind Bley, Zin &c. durch Marcum Friderikum Rosenkreutzer
Astronomum Chymicum im Jahr t6<t6getruckt zu Numberg.]
8*. Pp. ea (?),443[39]. MS.titte. Wantsprintedtitle,Atand A8. Seven
woodcuts.
ASTRONOMIA Inferior seu Planetarum terrestrium motus & variatio.
6'~ SENDIVOGIUS (MICHAEL), Lumen Chymicum Novum. EpUogtMOrthelii,
t624,p. 199.
Set THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66t, vi. p. $07.
SeeTHEORETISCH und praktischerWeg~veiserzurhëhent Chemie,!773,p. 133.
ASTRONOMIE Medtcœ Theologico-Philosophica Dehneatio.
Set MONTE HERMETtS (JOHANN DE),ExplicatioCentriin TrigonoCentri, i68o.
Thenamesofstars,ptanets,andconstellationsCompareKopp,/)« ~/c~~«',1886,!i. pp.340,
oeem'in connectionwith atchemica)
tfcatises. 364.
ATREMONT (H. D').
Le Tombeau de la Pauvreté. Dans lequel il est traicté clairementde la trans-
mutation des métaux, &: du moyen qu'on doit tenir pour y parvenir. Par
un Philosophe incognu; En faveur de ses Amys particuliers.
Hic liber est parvus, sed maxima continet in se,
Qui capiet, Crcpsoditior esse potest.
Imprimé à Franc-fort, Chez Jean George DrouUmann, aux dépens de
t'Autheur. M.DC.LXXII.
M°. Pp.[to]167[t].
Eronhetes Grab der Armuth, darinnen ktartich von der Veranderung der
Metallen, und dem Wege darzu zu gelangen, gehandelt wird Durch einen
unbekanten Philosophum, fur seine sonderbare Freund geschrieben. Aus
dem Frantzôsischen ubersehet durch einen Liebhaber der Weifsheit
Hic liber est parvus, sed maxima continet in se,
Qui capiet, Crœso ditior esse potest.
Cum privilegio Sac. Qes. Majestatis. Frankfurt am Mayn, Jn Vertegug Joh.
Melchior Bencard. Jm Jahr 1702
tt". Pp.[to]. lmperfcct,
wanting <dtafterp.94.
54 /A\~t/<~r–c./yr/~

ATREMONT (H. o'). C<~«~.

Le Tombeau de !a Pauvreté.
V~ MtKERALOGtA. oder der Philosophen deudiehe Erk)an)ng und woht.
gegrundetes Urtheil über das erô&ete Gtab der Annuth, t/o~.
See MtNHRALOGtA, oder Chymischer Schlüssel, ~06.
Atremont, the reputed author, was a French t-!U))e"fusible,
kftight o)-nobleman, who, after a reat chMsthought th)s penetfitttng,so and tiMing." Barri.
deal in the East. spent some travelling
days with Olaus tufterent fi-om
process
those
verytaborious and so
of the oMer thembts, (hfHhe
Borrichius at Copenhagett, and told him his pro. wiUtngtyhanded h over
cesses. tt consisted in converting gold iMo a try it. M any oxe keeneaough M
spongy, light, infusible, lustreless Mbstance -by Thé
book went
rmtetMedattMtgmtation, and expettingthe mercury fouo~og are mentioned throuch eevemt editiatMi.Thé
<naddition M thoteabwe
by heat, and then digesting the gold with the be~t
"ncetum stithtitiom" by cohobittiot),untit it be. ~rettch, Paris. 1673: Lyons, t68.t; Paris. t68t:
German, FranMurt, 1679, tyo6.
t!omc))ius, ~a~f-~ &-n~wm CA<.M.cc/-aw, Gtnetin, C«E<<M/<a~ C~M~, tyo8, ii. p. 6.
"W. p. 37, No. tvtt. orinMMget, Bibl. M. CK/ Schntiedef, G<~<<AM~~
t7M, 1. p. so, No. Iviii. t8~, p. ~ga.
t~ngtet DuffMnoy, ~<M la f~/ttm~~ t8?c, No. tM6 (éd. of Pw<s, t68t).
A!f~M<'y~<17~, Ht. pp. ~tt, jM. f,adrague,8iblio!~ aeOteuay ~~Sc~e»tSrxrtta,
Kopp, ~«.~A< t8a~ ii. p. 360.
AUBERT (jACQuas).
lacobi Auberti Vindonis de metallorum ortu & causis contra Chemistas breuis
& dilucida explicatio. Lugduni. Apud lohannem Berion. ts?5.
criticisni of this was written by tosephus Quen~taNU&and
printed at Lyons by Jean Lertot, in t~. An Eng)is6 translation of the MpS was
pnated at London in 1$$!.
Most authorities state that Aubert wajfa native
of Vendôme, who went to LimsaMe, wrote severat Croix For du Maine bas not enaNed me to conSrm
at T. i p. 380 of Juvtgny'sédition, only
works on medieineand one or two others against this.
Paracetsas and the ChemiiiM,and died at Lau- the nativeof Vendôme is spoken of, and onty the
work on the 'Comptexions of
n-<erMd to. Simitarty in Duman,'
sanne in 1~86. PMis,t<M is
Dezeimeris,however, asserts. on the imthonty of Uuvipty, iv. p. 263) on)y AubenVentier's account
La Croix du Maine, that there wete two physiciens thé !i<unework are of Vendômeand
of this name, who have been confused with each that it Min meMioned, with the addition
other. One, whowas bom in Vendûme,continued at Lausanne, twenty-<burchaptets, <tBdwaspuMished
to hve there. The other was a nativeof Lava), in not knowthe t~i 8" Pajris. 15/9. t6mo. ï do
ongtn of PeïeimeM' but
Mayenne, and practised medicinext Lautanne. it is made w)th perfect eonSdeoccstMemeat, and may be
Referenceto the ~MohM~« ~MfeM< of La cotrect.
Van der Linden, Z~ &M ~MM /< duo, de La CH~ <<M
/M:tw Z't~<&Du M.t-.
'637, p. Mt /«fM~
ed. Juvigny. 17~ T. i.
Borel, A~/M/~e e~'M~a, t6n, p. 35. P..389. '773, P. ~3.
Mercktin,/d!m<~ ~«M/M. t6§6, p. 474. HaOer, ~M/A'«[ ~&w~
Hendreich, AM<&~ ~~t~f~, ~~tf/tf<F,t7w. ii.
1609. P. t09.
C~<t< ,M~, Ch'M«, t78&
Manget, ~~M<& A'<c~<M /)~~tTnM. p. ~p'~<~t~
t73t, i. p. 57. x
Cme)in,
Gt!f~~& <&f-C<t<!M«.t797. i. p. ~7.
Kestner, ~<<~M«~~ Cf&«t.<.f<ow. ty~o. ~Mp-<~<iM~Mtca~, Pans, Panckoucke (t8M-
p. t8.
Leng)et Duttesnoy, Aj/o~ ok la Mt'/o~~M DeMimens, <& /i!
/~nn<~«t, t749, ii). p. to6. .MMffOM,t8<8,Dt'~ttMMMt~
t. i. p. aos. tt~~A~
JSeher, ~~Mt~M G<tf/<M.r/< t7to. i. ti.
co). 6t8. ~~M~ t&t3, p.
A'otw~ &< (~<'ntA, t86i, iii. col. $6:.
AUFFRICHTIG (Dus) entdeckte Probier- und Scheide-Kunst derer Venetianer,
welcher noch beygefuget wird
I. Ein Probier-Bûchteinvon uMichen Berg- und Mtintz.Proben.
II. Besondere Part:cu!ar-Arbeiten,bestehend in
Einbringen und Figirungen;
III. Einige zur Verbesserungderer Metallen dienende
Universat-Processe,
IV. Eine Collation der Schrinten Fr. Basil. Valentini Bened. Ordin.
Worinnen die Zubereitung des so genandten Vitrioli
Philosophici erklâret
und denen Liebhabern solcher edlen Kunst zu fernerer
Uberlegung corn-
 ~W/C~7VC-GM?~ 55

AUFFRICH't'IG (D.E). C~/w~.

municiret wird. Saalfeld, im Verlag Johann Michaet Kaunfmanns. Anno
'7'7.
8". Pp. t~ [;)btanh). TitteredMtdUack,printedOMtwo teave~M)dMdad.
Marksand MS.notes.

AUFRICHTIGE Beantwortung drey wichtiger Fragen von der Materie und

Vorarbeit des eigentlichen Steins der Weisën. t76t.
Noptace,noprinter.
9'. Pp. t6.
.~f AUt'ttfCHTtCESKCHO.

AUFRICHTIGES Echo, oder eine verlangende Antwort auf den 1761 gedruckten
und hier auch beygefugten Bogen Betittelt Aufrichtige Beantwortung drey
wiehtiger Fragen von der Materie und Vorarbeit des eigcnttichen Steins der
Weisen. 1762.
Noplace,noprinter.
S'. Pp.64. This contains(p. 55)a reprintof the~~<f &'<Aec~<~
(.f.).
AUFRICHTIG-TEUTSCHER \Veg\veiser zum Licht der Natur, oder ad
Tincturam Physicam Paracelsi, und Lapidem Philosophorum.
ZWKYVORTREFFUCHK Chymische Biicher, 1759,p. 33.
For extracts see HERMKTtscHtis A. B. C., 1778,i. pp. 263-267.
Thistractappearedat Nttrnbetg,ty~'

AUFSTEIGUNG der Morgenrôthe.

See MORGKNSTERN (PHIUP),Turba Phitosophorum, )6t3, i. p. t4).
6'M MORGENSTERN (PHtHP),Turba Philosophorum, !7so, i. p. t73.
&<'AURORACONSURGENS.
in thetextit iscalled"Auftstehende
Morgenrethe."
AUGE.
See C. (F. A.), Das philosophische Augein der Chymie, )75).t·
Kopp (/M ~~f/w't', 1886,ii. p. 3~) gives!t )i!t of Atchcmica)books,the tittesof whiehallude
to theeye. tospectaclesandto tight.

AUGURELLO (CtovANNt AupEno).

loannis Auretii AugureUi P. Ariminensis Chrysopoeiae Libri III. EtCeronticon
Liber Primus. Apud Inclytam Basileam.
4°. Pp. ttt. [oz] containsFroben'sdevicc:withmotto in Latin, Greek.and
Hebrew,and the Cotophoa BasiteaeApud )oat)nemFrobeniumMenseAuguste,
M.D.XVtH. Thotittek enefosed
inan efabotatc~ocd-<.t)t
border.
Vellus Aureum, et Chrysopoeia, seu Chrysopoeia Major et Minor, Das ist
Uiitden-Vtiefs, und Gotd-erzielungs-Kunst, oder grosse und kleine Gold-
erzielungs-Kunst, Johannis Augurelli, Gecrônten Poeten von Romulen gebürtig,
An Ihre Pabsttiche Heiligkeit Leonem den Zehenden. Aus dem Lateinischen
ins Teutsche übersetzet von M. Valentino Weigetio, Weyland gewesenen
Pfarr-Herrn zu Zschopau in Meissen. Hamburg, zu finden bey Samuel
Heyl, t7j[6.
S". P)).[t6, indudingfro')ti!pie<:c.
titte,dedicatton,Mdtwo Mantt]nz.
 ;6 ~~<?<FZ~O-~M'

AUGURELLO (GtovANm AuREUo). C<MAw<a/.

Chrysopoeia et Geronticon Liber.
&'<'GRATAROLO (G.), Venp AtehemitB Doctrina, ~6), ii. p. 269.
Set THEATRUM CHEMtCUM,t6~ {)).p. 197.
Chrysopoeia et Vellus aureum.
SRMDtVOGtcs(MtCHAEL), Novum Lumen Chymicum, t639.
See ALBINEUS(NATHAN), Bibliotheca, t6$3.
See MANGET(j.j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, <yo2,ii.
p. 37).
UUtdnes Vliess und Golderzielungskunst übersetzt von M. Valentin Weigel.
&<' HERMETISCHES MUSEUM,!782, ii. p. 3.
augurmo, a mtuve ot tomtm, Mm about t~M, into French, and appeared both in a proseversion
died about t~?, (othetSt~t-ts~wasonecfthe 'M'. '~8, and in verse 1549'~ '6~. lt may be
distinguished c assicists of is time. Hewroteodes inted out that neither thé CAtya~Mt'onor the
and epistles, after the meoner of Homce, which ~<A<-<w ~<~ is inc1udedin the t~t and MM
ttpfx~tted m !Hhht t'* M Veronain t~t entarged. edntOMofhisCa~wa.
and reprinted by Aldus, Venice, tjo~, in a ver)' A depreciatoty account of him fs gttett by
pretty volume,which is uot ancommon. He is best Ade)un& but a much more considemte and cott.
known by thé poem on gotd.makh))*,which was scientious view h taken of him by seve~t ttatim
Hrst printed at Venice in in
fint ~t< in 4*,tthen
eu at B.1Se1
Base) writers.
t~tS, and theteatter ttpeattdfy. hwastfat~tated
Paoio Giovio, Le /M<K'w ~/e j~~ le vere Calogiem, ~«<wo A'a<
M /.<<'n', Venctia, 1760, <<'< Venetia.
!<t '& ~<M'oM/M'<t!MM ton), vf. pp. K~-a~.
'558, p. 142. ,U <7/«~/a<M, Wieglcb. //M/ <<<~<tf <&<-
Paoto Giovio,~AjpKt
E' virorum /<<M t ~~A-N. !777, p. a~.
'577. P- 8 (Doportrait). Bitame~,Fw~~tt C~WM< 1789, p. 87.
Joan. MatthœusToscMus, /'<«j/<«/«~. Paris, Adetung. C<~t~<< dtr .<Mm.o-M<-ÂM A~<7,
t~S.p. 40, No. lxv. '785. i. p. ttg.
J. C. Scaiigw, /~A~ /<'<tt~<'M, t~.t. p. 78~. F~f sur G~jf~ C~tt~, M8t.
Bore),&M~~<'« C<<M«M, ][6$4,p. 36. PP .37.490. 57~.657.
Morhof, A~/<<m 7'M«~«!MA!/«'~< A.<WN«t«~«~/<om& 1790,p. m..
~M/o/a, 1673,p. t38. F~ths. ~'<twxt ~~tM~~ot J~<t<
Borrichius, Z~Mf~/a~~j ~M<~m&<cde /'<w//j, t8o6<8.p.86.
1683.p. 93- Ti~boschi..<MMM<&<! ~a/a~ //a/MM,
Bomehfus, CM~c/aj &<Bm C<4<M<f<<w, t8o9. V). iii. p. QM.
t6o7, p. 28, No. xxifxi. ~<~a~i&M~, Paris, PanckouetteftSzo-~),
Hendreieh, /'e«&c/<e ~~M<«M', t6~, p. i.p. 416.
x Schmieder,
G~<t~~A~~«., tSt!, 0.958.
33t. ?~f/'i~M«~'<&f.S<~n<&.tMM~t70a, p. 199. ~<!F~A«' M'<w<~A!f,r843, ii. p. 433.
Roth.Scho)tz,/i'<<<t Chemica,!7~. p. 14. ~«M/~ ~M~t.! G~<-e&, i&t.iii. col. 640.
Lenglet Dufresnoy, Histoire <~ la /*AMMt{~M Ladt~te,&~<m'<~<'OMM!~&
i.
~<«f<t?«< t74:, p. :79. tSyo, N<M.883.687.
Flctuld, /«~<«, t/g. i. p. t6. Kopp, /?« ~ot~, t886. i. p. Z43–c&)bthe
Mazzuchelli,G/t Scritlorl ~f //<<a. t?~, vol. i5t8 edition the first, but the book came out three
parte ii. p. a~t. years eartier at Venice.

AUGUSTA.
See PHARMACOPOt;!A AUGUSTANA.

AUGUSTIS DE DERTONA (QufKtcus DK).

Lumen Apothecariorum.
MAMHUS DE BOSCHO (JOASNES JACOBUS), Luminare Majus.

AULA LUCIS.
See VAUCHAN (THOMAS).
<
AUREA CATENA HOMERI.
~<! KtRCHWEGKR (ANTON JOSKPH).

AURE~ CRUCIS LEO RUBER.

See LÔWE (Der) defs Rothen Creutzes.
 ~~MT~MMFCWTYA~ 5?

AUREU~E Occuttœ Philosophorumpartes Duo. Georgio Beato Interprète.

Set THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, i6$9,iv. p. 457.
.S~ MANGET
(j. :.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t/o:, ii.p. 198.
~M OCCULTA PHtLOSOFHtA, t6tj, p. 47.
This is ascribed by some to BasitimValentinus der heimticheu GotdMumen, Fnmddurt,
It isa dialogue betweenen oldman, catted
(y.f.). and JohanftBringer, <6t3" (~.f.). "LesDoMMCte&
Senior, a pupil or student, Adolphus. The de. Basile VatenHn. Plus rAzMh Paris,
Srst pMtis in prose, the second isan iMerpretation [624, and Paris, t6s9." In certain édition! this
of some tymbotic drawings, and in the Gemmn tract is preceded by the ~M)Sf«M/A'~AerK~,
ven!ionis it) vetse. Other éditions: "Azoth, sive whieh is also inserted MmetiMes amoag Sendi-
AuretiaeOccuttiBPhitosophontm. Fmncofufti, vogim' writings. It does not seem, however, to
Joannes Bhnger. t6!3"; "Occutta Phitosophiawn belongstrictly to either.
den verborgenea Paitosophischen (Mteimnmsen
Borrichim. Cf~t ~f~/f~et C~M«'<M, ~<-C<<&<'AM<~t Ct<M~.)f78i, p.S97.
'697. P. Schnrieder, C~~tf~ t~~Mo~e, tSga,p. ao?.

AUREUM Seculum Patefactum.

See CHRYSANDER
(AUTOPHtLUS),
t7o6.
AUREUM Seculum Redivivum.
~M MAPATHANUS(HKttRtCUS).
AUREUM Vellus.
~F AUGURELLO (GtOVAN~tAURELIO).
~M ERÛFFNETEGEHE!MNtSSE.
Set FICTLULD
(HERMANN).
GOLDKME (Das) Vtiefs.
MKNNENS(CUtHELMUS).
See MÔGUM(JOHANNLUDWtG).
~<! NAXAGORAS (ERHD VON).
Set TRtSMOStN(SAMMON).
AUREUS Liber de principiis Nature et Artis, woraufs die WissenschaSt der
Primre Matens erkennet, und das Universale Generatissimua) Philosophorum
erlanget werden m<e.
~< HERMETISCHE(Der) PHILOSOPHUS, 1709, p. 1.
See GtN/ËCËUMCHtMtCUM, t679,p. 5t7.
HERMETtSCHËS MUSEUM,t78$, iii. p. <St.
AUREUS Tractatus de Philosophorum Lapide.
Set TRACTATUSAUREUSde lapide philosophico.

AURIFERE Artis, Das ist, der Goldkunst, Authores vnd An{:mger. Oder:
Turba Philosophorum.
~f~ HILDENBRANDT (PAUL),t6c8.
~< ARTISAURtFEtM! volumina duo, t6to.
AURIFONTINA Chymica: or, a Collection of fourteen smaH Treatises con-
cerning the First Matter of Philosophers, for the discovery of their (hitherto
so much concealed) Mercury. Which many have studiously endeavoured to
hide, but these to make manifest, for the benefit of Mankind in general.
London, Printed for William Cooper, at the Pelican in Httte-Britain. 1680.
SmaUnarrow i~ Pp. [M]containingtitle, John Frederick Houpreght'sdedi-
cationof the ~f~i~y~pi~M~~ to Charles U., Contents, To thé Reader. Text,
ppLaya. AdvenbemcBt ofChemicatbooks[4).
 ~AV~~y7A~&6-LE&6WA-~

AURIFONTINA Chymica. C~
This curious and very rare little volume was pro- 7- A Trexttiie of the PhitoMphers StoHe, t<M
baMy<x)mpi)edaRd edited by William Cooper, a BlessedMimna,&c., withits wondrousVittnei.Md
weU-ftnownvendor of Atehetnteatbooks, and the Use, both for the euring the Hody of \tM), M)d
author of the first catalogue of such books in the tnaktnfof preciou! Stones,p. toy.
Hnghtnd. The treatlses contained are the follow. 8. Nie. FtammeH.his SunttnMyof t'hibsophy,
'ng: or Short Treatiseof the PhilosophersStone,
Hermeticum. or the p. t~s.
t. Hydfopyfogmphmn Raym. Lullie's ApertorhMn,or
MetidUc)tWate)-.Hre, translated byF. Houpt~ht. htHe Key exp)&)ningOavicuta,
ail the re-itof his Works,
P' P.K'3.
a. The Pnvy Sea)of Seerets, pMnty discoverittg fo. Secretsdisctos'd of the PMtosophersStone,
thé firstMatter ofthe Phitosophots,p. ~t. p. 180.
3. A stmoee letter eoncernins' an Adept, his tt. A PhilosophicatRiddle of Gold, in Verse,
curious Learningand vaster TreaNtte,from Freder. p. t85.
lek, Dukeof HotMta and SteiwMt,p. $3. n. t~n). Ttevisan'! Epistt~ to Thomas of Bon.
4. Sir George Riptey's t'teati~e of Mercury,and onM,concemiof the secret workings of Nature in
the Philosophersstone, p. 69. the product of things, p. fS?.
Coloursto be observed in the opeMtiottof the n Bern. Trevisat). his short Epistte Dedicatory
GreatWork of Philosophers, p. 99. beforehis Works, to the same man,
6. A plain and tme Description of the Treasure p. 960.
t4.
ofTreMUtes, or the Golden Medicine,p. 07. for theAbhefPreparittiottofthoPhitosophenStone,
conclusionof this liook, p. 27t.
AURIUA Chemicus sive Theosophœ Palmarium, a
Philosopho antiquo anonymo,
in chemicis versatissimo compositum.
See THEATRUMCHEMICUM, t6$9, !)). p. 834.
Forremarkson booksentitied'Aunga,'see Kopp,Die~&&<m~. t886,ii. p. 340.
AURORA Consurgens quœ dicitur aurea hora.
See ARTISAURtFERA: Volumina, !6t<~i. p. tt8.
See AUFS't'EtGUNGder Mo~enrothe.
SeeKopp. f~ ~< ;886,ii. p. 389,forbooksetttMed Auront.'
AURO (DE) Potabili Theophrasti Paracelsi.
See FtGULUS(HENKDtcrus), Pandora, t6o8, pp. 275,279.
AURUM Aurse.
~C BALRUtNUS(CHRtSTtANUS
ADOLPHUX).
See Kopp,~M«-, tM6,ii. p. forbooksentitled'Aurum.'
AURUM Potabile.
THEATRUMCHËMtCUM,t66o, vi. p. 382.
.S'~ AXTHOMV(FRANCIS).
AURUM Vitœ oder Gold des Lebens.
Sec VtKR Chymische Tractattein, 1677,p. 64.

AUSERLESENE Chymische Universal und Particular Processe.

See KUESKNSTEtN
(ALKXtUSVON),t7S4.
AUSËRLESENER (EtN) herrlicher Tractat von dem philosophischen Wasser.
Incerti Authoris.
VtER Au<sertesene Teutsche Chemische Biichlein, 1697,p. 7).

AUSERLESENER (E.N) herrlicher Tractat von dem philosophischen Wasser.

lncerti Authoris. Frankfurt und Leipzig, bey Johann Paul Kraufs. t?~.
e°. Pp.3~.
This is a reprixtof the <6c)y
edit!on. H is justquotedby Kopp
< D«'~/t~w. tSSô.)ii. pp.
r j~o. mt.
He doesnotntentiotttheearlierédition.
 ~MS'V~/CA~CFAW~ S9

AUSFÛHRLICHE Beschreibung der unweit Zwickau in Meifsen, und anderer

umliegenden Orten gefundene Gotdisehen Sande.
.SMNAXAGORAS (EHRO VON).
AUSFÛHRMCHER (EtN) Tractat von philosophischen Werck des Steins der
Weisen.
see H. (E.).

AUSSLEGUNG vnd erk!arung des Gemahts oder Figur (a symbolical p!cture).

See TMSSMOStNUS (SALOMON), Aureum Vellus, Tractatus iii., t; p. 239.
Set ERÔFFNETE Geheimnisae des Steins der Weisen, tyoS, p. 337.
~'M [scHATzund Kunstkammer], p.(4~)-4t6.
~< TANCKK (jOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchemiœ, Ander Buch, t6t4, p. 4!$.
AUSSLEGUNG Rhythmorum Basilii.
~<' SCHÛLER(CONRAD),!6o8.

AUSTRIA.
See PHARMACOPtEA.
A'~ DtSMENSATORtUM
Phamaceuticum Austriaco-Viennense, ty:9.

AUTHORITATES Philosophorum. Das ist unterschiedliche Zeugnussen, Bericht,

und ErMârung etlicher alten berühmpten Philosophen, von Zubereitung defs
Lapidis Philosophorum, vnd seiner Wurckung.
See B~NEDtCTUS (HBERtUS),Liber Aureus, 1630,?. us.
AUT hic, aut nusquam.
See LEONHARD von Altenberg, Delarvatio Tincturae Philosophorum, !7Ô9.
Thb same phtMeoccurs in connectionwiththe ~S/t~t~'M J/<pr. SeeBKOTOMM
(Radtichs).

AVICENNA.
Aquœ rubeae ad tingendum quatuor'spiritus sublimatos albos.
-S~ ORATAROLO (u.), Ver.B atchenji.u doctrina, 1~61,ii. p. xn.
Set THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, !ÔS9,ii). p. 107.
De Congelatione et Conglutinatione Lapidum.
6<MARTtsAURtFER~t: volumina,t6to, i. p. 240.
6'~ THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6SO,iv. p. 883.
See GINECEUMCH!MtCUM,t679, p. $54.
See CBBKR,Summa Pertectionis, !682,p. 24$.
See MANGET 0. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyo:, i. p. 636.
Von der Congelation und Conglutination der Steine.
See GEBER,Chymische Schriften, t?; p. 3tQ.
~c~ GEBER,Commentaria über Gebers Werke, t792, p. 3~3.
Von der Congelierung und Zusammenfugung.
Sed MORGENSTERN (PH!UP), Turba Philosophorum, t6t3, i. p. 322.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtHP), Turba Philosophorum, t/so, i. p. 39!.
This is the same tract as the prMedmg, witha Steins." It treats of MofM–not of the philoso.
diHerentversion of théname. In the tableof con- phet*s$tone.
tents it is ca)M von der Zmammenteimnngdes
6o ~t~C~AW~

AVICENNA. C<~<
Dectaratio Lapidis Physici Avtcennae F!!io suo Aboali.
THEATRUM CHEM!CUM,t6S9, iv. p. 87$.
MANOET(j. j.\ Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 1702,i. p.
633.
Anhang der Edâuterung des fysischen Steins vom Avicenna an seinen Sohn
Abo Ali.
&<' SCHRUDER (t\ w.), Neue Alchymistische Bibliotheck, (774, Il. ii. p. :39.
This isa trnnstationofthe preceding.
Epistola ad Hasen Regem de Re Recta.
Set THEATRUMCHËMMUM,t6S9,iv. p. 863.
Tractatulus de tinctura metallorum.
ALCHEMtA (De) Opuscula, !5;o, i. 175.
See ARTISAURtFER~ votumina, 1610, i. p. 260.
&<-MAKCET(j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, )7M, i. p. 626.
This is aho ea))<d'Tractatusde AtcMmia.'
Septem regutas ex quibus componitur lapis Philosophorum.
&<' TRISSMOSINUS (SAt-OMON), Aureum Vettus, Tractatusiii. ~98, p. 2<3.
ERUFFNETEGeheimnisse des Steins der Weisen, f7o8,p. 320.
Set TAtîCKE(jOACHtM),Promptuarium Akhemia', )6t0; Appendix Tomi Primi,
P. 374.
[scuATZ und Kunstkammer], p. 374.
Tractatutus von der Alchimia.
See MORGKNSTERM (PH!HP), Turba Philosophorum, t6t3,i.p.3;). 1.
See MORGENSTERN (PH!HP), Turba Philosophorum, t7so,i.p.426.
This M<ttranstationof theprecedmg.
Kleines Büchelchen vom mineratischen Steine.
Set SCHRÔDER (F.J. w.), Neue atchymistische Bibtiotheck, )774, n. p. tçg.
Thisisa diftefenttranstation.
Avicenna wasa native of Bokhara wherehe was work and byp)easure,andw<sbufiedat Hamadan.
boni in 980. At a veryearty age he had mastered Against Avtcenntt'smedicd system it was Paracel.
the leaming of his time, and devoted himMtfto sus who began the struggle which ended in its
medicine, of whichhe became one of the oractesof overthrow. Possibly a number of the cheniical
thé Middle Ages. He was a voluminouswriter, a \<')-itingswhit:h pMs under Avicenna's name are
man of at&irs. knew the hdght and depth of not reatty by hin). and somo writers put his date a
success and enmity, and after the most briniant century !ater.
and vivid life, died at the age of exhausted by
Thevet, ~f Vrais /'oM~~a<7f<~~<&t/~M«Mt ithe biographical notice is borrowed from Caste).
illustres, Paris, t~&t, ff. 6M~6M~, and a portrait. )M)1S).
Costellanus, ft/a' <7/«t< ~M'</<cor<!M, Ant- Conriaig,/< ~~<'M ;t/aA<Mt/<'</iM//o, t6S7.
verpiae, 16:7, p. t~S. cap. Mt., geg, p. 98, and Addit. ~3, p. t~.
Vim der Linden, ~e &~tt ~<~<«j AM <~e. (Short, but pithy.)J
'637, p. ss. Bonichius, Cc~ef/M &f<~f«M< CA<Nt<cofMm,
/M<A~-«[~)-<-A'jM~Ma,t65t, Pars
Hottfnger. t6w, p. No. xxviii.
ii. p. 4.6t. ~</M<~Kf Of«~e&. PMh, t6~, p.
Horet, Rt~te<A<f<! CAMM<:a, Paris, 1654,p. i Sjz.Herbetot,
Hcidetb. 1656,p. 34. Hendrcich, /'a)«&c<«!B~tfMh~~xM)! t6oo.
Z)< ~~o~<'<t << -f p.
Voss!us, ~o~tM ~)f/~ 3~(andthetefefeaees)..
Il., t6%t, cap. t4, p. )to. Pope-Blount, C<)M«M!CfM~jrttM ~«Mc/Mm,
Vossius, & /%<~M~A«< Z~< 1/ 1658, Genève, tyio, p. ~7.
cap. XtV. joannes Leo Afncanas, DeViris quibusdittM
Thevet, ~f/Mr< <~ /)/<fj <7/«~re~et ~a~at iHmtfibus apud Ambes MMtus," cap. tx. in
~eaMtM <&leurs ~<et, t6yo, viii. p. t6o, and Fabridus, ~<<~4«-<t C~a. 17~6,xiii. p. 368.
portrait. OeM, ~M~ <~la AM~tw, tyaa, pp. 7~
Mefcktin, ~.M<<fM<t« «aeM/M~, 1686, p. 08, ySo. Le
 ~tVC~AW~AT 6t

AVICENNA. Co~MM~.
Manget, ~W~A~o' ~v~/o~M ~/<<WMM, WOstenMd,Ce~-A/f~ ~<«~
1731. 1.i. p. I!'?'. A~/K~H~ GOttingen.x84o,No. t98, p. 64.
Stolle, <Xj<< der M-t'j<« (?~~7. Hoefer, Wj/M~ de /a CA/m/t,tS~a, i. p. 397;
'73'tP-7<'7' tM6, i. p. g4s.
Xedter, i/M<t~~<t//ftf«x, tyga, i). col. tt< Ibn Khathttan, ~Mtj~n;~<n/
Riagmphical Z)«'e~a<y,
Dictionaty, by
Kestner, <W<f~f/«~<'AM (Mt~M-~f.fMM, t~o, M'Guckin de Shne, Paris, t~, i. p. 440.
P 6s. Kopp, OMt-A~t/fof< C'~m~, t843, i. p. 57 &
Petnts an Castro, /)<<A~'<!
Di~lt'llllteea~<'<<
Med;e; /«/</t,
RTt/diti. éd.
cd.
passim.
Andreas Pasta, BefRomi,ty~a, p. M. Haur~u, jC~la /<4'K'~M&~o/<w, t8so, i.
ChaufepM, A~awaM Z)A'~<Wt!<~/fA~'<jw, p. 366.
Amst. t~o. i. p. s6s. Han)mer.Putg!tatt, ~&~t~)~C<fA<r der
tOcher, <<)~«f~ C<<M.T«-CM. tyso. i.
~nt~f. Wiea, t8s4, v. pp. g68.3<)6.
co). 6<7. Bayle & ThUhye, &<!{M~h'<- A/<M<M/<!8ss. i.
F~/M~wa <4f«AK'<M~<!<Mt A'jceff<t/.
p.tôt.
<'MK~, Matfitt, i76o, i. p. a68 A~aM/rn. Phillippe & Ludwig, 6~~<ot/< der ~<M<
t.
Haller, &<~<f<! ~axtfa, t??!, tS?; ii.&tj,. '8~. P- 384&~<tMf)M.
Haller, ~W. C'Atfa~M, t~ i. p. t33. Meyer, G~f~ der BoJa»ik,
~/<M~. Ktfnigsberg,
KOntgsbet~.
Haller. F<W.A~. Att~ ~6, i. 383. t8<6,iii. p. t84&N<.
/~<~ M<~Ct~A<fA/<der AM<~ <c«< t~s< Munk, ~/<M~t </<- /W/<M' /M<f< ~~A*.
Paria, 18590p. 3~.
J~tM Antonio. Ct'~c/AfM /~<!<M Sttic)tt.C<K~At7<'t~t'f<&f~7/f/a/
Minhti, ~788, il. p. 6. No. 16. t86~ !i. p. !)3.
Gmetin. (7<A«~<f der 6'~<w« (gives a v.'rong ~«'Af)Mta<~ <'<t<yf/<~A~«< des &«'«fM mAA.
reference, and t cannot 6nd the name Rt au). cales, Paris, t86y, vii. p. ~t?.
Hutchinson, Biographia Medica, 1799, i. pp. Ftgtuet, ~w des~<!f<tMf <7/«~~fj </« .M)~«~if,
t867, o. ss.
t~nchs, /f<aN* << <m/< ~<o/wf, Ladr!tgue,~Mc/~MO«fe~Nt~t<&c~
1806~, p. ):4. 1870,Nos. Cyt~s-
Ertch &Gntber, ~);<M;'w ~~<<Mf~, t89t, Haeser, G<wA&~ der ~M&<)!, Jena, 187~, i.
vi. p. SM.
Sprengel, C<«-~<-A/< der ~w!<~«<M<f.18230il. Kopp. ~</n~ j)MfG~A«-A/<der CAoHM,t87$.
P. 18 L' J.l iii. p. M.
Deteitneris. Ctf/Aw<MM< A<~<«< da la A-UJ Luoen Leclerc, ~fM/«tn'de /a ~MMectXt ~nt~,
c<'<M,18~8,i. p aM. Paris, [876, i. 466.
&'<gM~M<~<4&<S!!&, Paris, Panc)touc)<e,i. p. Himch,&M~M~~ Z~ftftM der A~~tw~~fM.
<<M~<~e<e, t884,i. p. t7t.
Schmieder, G<A/~ <&<' ~&~<mM, 183:, p. 97. Kopp. D~jt/~M~, t886,~M~<w.
Haji Khat&, Z~&<M ~<M«i{'n!~t<~ot<, td. Like Schmieder, Kopp distingubhes the Arablan
Ftaeeet, Leiptig, t83S-38, ~u~ see the index phyaicianfrom the autbor of the atchetnieft!tracts
under Abu'Ati Hosetn &n Abdallah tbn Siné. whomhe catb Pseudo-Avicenntt.
Hmit tsensce, C< <<o'Medicin, i&to, p. Billings.Index. Catalogue t88o, i. p. yts;
tço. SecondSéries, t8f)6,i. p. 8t0.

AXT (JOHANN CONRAD).

Tractatus de Arboribus Coniferis et P!ce ConHcienda, aliisque ex illis Arboribus
provenientibus, in lucem editus à Johanne Conmdo Axtio, Medicin. Licentiato.
Jenee, Impensis Johannis Bielkii, Bibliop. Typis Samuelis Krebsii,
M.DC.LXXIX.
t~°. Pp. !3t [3M&nk]..Engmvedtitleand 5 engravedphtes.
A very good little book in which, besides an Axt was a Mt!ve of Arnstadt, studied medicine
account of the common conifers, are contained the at He!mstSdt under Conring and Meibomius,was
methods for making resin, piteb, chMtoa). soot or licensed in 1670,and returned to his native place
bMtp-Nack,etc., and the plates exhibit theappar- where hc was made burgomaster and cngMtd in
atus employed in Thuringta. A work going over pntctice. He %msauthor of a dissertation Abor-
the same subiect was written by Pierre Belon De tus in morbisacotts lethalis Jena, 1681." iMno
Arboribus CM~w, ~M' t~M de and one "Dialogus de partu septimestri, Jena,
)H<~&«~rMt~ tIH< &*M't~<f<<t ~«t~" t6o7," M°.
~~enM~«f, Paris, t553, 4to. l'here an: thaw. Thé work on Coniferi is dedicated to his two
mgs ln it of the trees, but none of the charcoat teachers in the most gratefu) terms, for he says
fumacts and dMMingapp:tntms. thM he not only hadtearned from them ait thé
To the present work is appended the letter on medicinehe knew, but that he had been treated by
Antimony, in which ne accuses Gui Patin of trying them as a son, and Meibomiusin particular had
to poison his son (who was iU) by means of it. acted most generousty towards him, assisting him
instead of which he cured him. This accusation for two years with the necessaries of ti<e. Thé
the Jena faculty compcXed him to withdraw–to book was dedicated to them as an expression of
cancel the tetter and write an apology. Gmelin his gratitude for their kindness and and he
also quotcs the ep st)c, but without aUuding tothe adds that, though it itsctf is smaU, it hetp,
wil be madc
accusation. gnMtby bearing their names.
6: ~r-yw
AXT (JOHAHh) CONRAD). CM~M~.
Cb. Patin, ~<KNr /'e/<!M'a«M, t683, p. t<M. Haller, /MMo/.hf«/)~M~ /<-A<M', t7K, iii.
Kestner, ~MM<fM<'f< ~<Mf/«.M<'o«, ty<)o. p..t4S.
p. 67. Gmatit), der C*M!H<,
<~«'~«:~<' t7Q8,)!. p xra.
Allgmdnes
~/<j{M<MM~Gf&i4~<'«.~M«-o~,
Allgerrteines C~ekhrten.Lrxicon,
riso~ tys<~ i.
rySq J. H. ReveitM-Farise,~w f?t<t/'<&, tM.
jôcher,
cot.
JOcher, i. p. xtiti.
Hnuer, &WM/~<t BeMw'Cft, t~t, i. p. 603.

AXTELMAYER (STANISLAUS REtNHARO).

See ACXTELMEtER (STANISLAUSRRtNHARD).
Acxtelmeieris described as a curious personage, works enMMrfUedabove hc was the author alsoof
-!kdtedinphysicsMdcMonotnics.whohadtrave)M one cntiOed: "Hokus oder die VertN.
ntuch and wrote a good deal. tn addition to the schung der Wnaren." Pokerm.
JScher, <4/m<'M<~n<'Mf/M.f.~w<, t~so, i. col. 673.

AZOT.
Von der Natur vnd Eigenschafît defs Azot (d. h. defs Philosophischen
Steins).
See MRtOt (cr-AUCE), Die Gutden Arch, Schatz und Kunstkammer, t6t4, Part ii.
p.282.

AZOTH.
See ~ENtGMAPhitosophorum.
See AUREU/E Occuttce Philosophorum Partes duo.
See CLETTUS (GKORGtUS).
5'~ FICTULD (HER~tANN).
BASILIUS VALENTtNUS.
On the intenyetMion of this word *Aa)th,' say that t mistrust Schmieder's expttmMtons of
see De Planis Campy. Bouquet <MM/«t/ des plus wordsand names, for t have found ~evet~tof them
<M~ /%«~ C~eet, t&t~. p. 926; Pernety, ~correct.
/Mc~<t<M<« .Mf/~e.~if~x/~M<, 1758, p. S9; For a recent exposition of the word see Stanis.
Schmieder, C<Mctto~ <~ ~~«t~, 1839, p. 907 MdeGu&ita, ~M<j &a- t. /<M
Kopp, /?< ~/<ot~. t8S6, i. p. 30. î regret to &«~~K ~~K!, Paris, t8oo. ~.t~<
 B-BACON 63

B. (A.C.).
See BENTZ (ADOLPH CHR!STOPH).

B.(A.GOTTM)B).
BERUCH (AUAM GOTTt.OB).

B.(D.J.).
De Spiritu Mundi Positiones aliquot.
.f~ MANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa,tyoa, ii. p. 876.
B. (J. E.), ie. BURGGRAV
(JOHANNERNST).
.y~ Ct.OO!US (BALDUINUS).

B. (R.), ~.e. BOYLE (ROBERT).

Specimina Historite naturalis et experimentalisaquamm minemlium.

See VALLERtUS (NICOLAUS), Tentamina Physieo-Chemica,
tô~, p. 58.
BACHON (ROGER).
Set BACON (ROGER).

BACHUONE (ARNALD).
ARNALDUS DK VILLANOVA.

BACON (ROGER).
Sanioris Medicinae Magistri D. Rogeri Baconis Angli, de Arte Chymisescripta.
Cui accesserunt opuscula alia eiusdem Authoris. Francofurti, Typis
loannis Saurij, sumptibus loannis Theobaldi Schônvvetteri. Anno M.DCIII.
~Pp.4<<9.
tn the reissue of this book at Frankfurt in 1620, ~<M<tM <&maMW ~&<MM.p. 17 ~Mft<MH«m
the tMe-page and test of sheet A (<< the SM! <&M'~M.p. <)S ~i!~<ffM<tMM!fA!/)MM~f0.ttf
pages) were set up afresh. There is no other ft~Mt, p. e&t &<M<t &t~/MT(m, p. e8.5
ttinerence betweenthe two editioM. y~tf~Aft Mma f<t<<M'K<M, p. a~! ~'<'e/f/M
The tracts are ~;)f<'<<! ex ~.r/c &M' &<w/eyKm,p. 387.
/«!<-«<M, p. 7; &M~<'<! de ~<~<' ~ftf<W~ de Btmmermenuons an edition Franeof. t6)[a.

Roger Bachon de l'Admirable Pouvoir et Puissance de l'Art & de Nature, ou

est traicté de la pierre Philosophie. Traduit en François par Iacques
Gimrd de Tournus. A Paris, Chez Pierre Bittainc, ruë S. Iacques, à
la Bonne Foy, deuant S. Vues. M.DC.XXVIIII. Auec priuilege du Roy.
8". Pp.63 39[' Mank].
64 BACON

BACON (ROGER). C<w~<

This is a reprint of the Lyons editionof ts;?, Though it is quite distinct. this book sem to
with Gimrd's letter to Chartes Fontaineand one have been issued simultaneously with the Mets
by Jetm Brunet to thé reader. Appended–with aswtbtd M thé Cosmopotite.' SKK~tVomus
separate signatures and pagitmtion–M the tract: (MtCHAtiL).
~<r/ /M:<tMta/o/M~ ~< /'<t~ /)Ma~<)' <&te
tom, which also appeared in tss?.

Chymisch. und Philosophische SchriHten, Nebst einer Vorrede, darinnen

von dem Leben und Schnfften Rogeri: Baconis Nachricht gegeben wird, ans
Licht gestellet durch Friederich Roth-Schottzen, Herrenstadio-Silesium.
~<' ROTH.scHOt.TZ (FRtEDERtCH),Deutsches TheatrumChemicum,1732,iii.p. ),
and p.24$.
The works inehdcd in Roth-Schottt's transition &~<~a tWt f?~«M« <& A*MM/
are Radix ~/K~< oder ~~<F/ H~f~«<~H
der ~f/ taken M~ <Aff~t~ M<< f<M<der A~'f~t<'«
from WiUiam SaJmon's version, p. 93; ~<<t j<itM ~MM'M~. p. z~s; nnd thé Latin vertMn: <t/.
~/<A~H<e, with prehce by Joachtm 'ÎMcki<H, p. ~M/<e <&~t~/M C'n~ /<~t'j /V<t/~<t< <~
73, contfuning ~/&t<MM. p. tos; =
/V~«'<M!<Aiagia.
~a~. as
as ediKd
editçd by Dee. p. >aS?,
by John Dee, M.
yht< w«t CoA~, p. tao, 7Tr«f-&</wx <&r and to tms are added a few notes.
?'tw~<<t 0</ t~t p'o~f, p. t79: y.ra<a/w< An édition of thé ~M~a ~~<-MM-, <-dittd by
der 7'<)!f/~ «~ 0~~ ~~AmtMM, p. ~M< Tnncke, wns puN!she<) at Eisleben i)) 1608.

Alchimeyspiegel.
~&w Speculum Atchemise.
De mirabili potestate Artis et natune, libellus.
6'MARTISAURtFER~ volumina, t6t0, ;i. p. 327.
Von der wunderb&r!ichen Gewalt der Kunst und Natur..
See MORGENSTERN (PH!HP),Turba Philosophorum, 16t3, ii. p. 426.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtuP), Turba Philosophorum, ty~o, ii. p. $ty.
This is the same tract as the De&); <M wns pabMshed in 1597 along with the ~f~w nT
~f/M. mentionedbehw. It wasfirstpuMished ~A~< and another from the HatnbN)~édition
by Oronce Finé in tMa. then et Oxfordin ~94 by T. M., London. t6s9. tzmo. There isa French
it was revised by Dr. bée, and an editioncontain- traMtation by A. Poisson w les /<p:t
ing bis correctionsandnotes appearedat Htunburg. <
de A~/t~' <&/n'. Paris, t893. smatt 8°. pp.
t6t8, Stnatt 8vo, pp. 80. An EngtM) ttMsttttion 70 M, witha portrait of Bacon.
Oleum Vitrioli.
~M ERÔFFNETE GEHEtMNtSSEdes Stei~ins der Weisen (t7o8), p. 65
Though inctuded in this collection withoutthe Oehl
< des Vitriols." Roth-Schottz'sis a revised and
Author's name, it is the same tract as that given ntodemiœd versionof tbis transtMioa. E. L. D..
below under the title: "Von derTinctur und K.'s is a new translation.
DAtUnT fft
M DARtOT Attrn.-Y Die
Dit mtMttMA~ ~h. Schatz
~rhat?'~nf4
und tfnnett'a~M~MAf
(CLAUDE), gulden Arch, Kunstkammer, t~tj* 0~ iii.
t6t4, Part
P. 73.
(Wantingin this copy).
Ser V!ER Chymische Tractattem, 1677, p. 22.
Die Practick oder Procefs Rogeri Bachonis de Sole.
See [scHATZund KunstkiHnmer],p. 566.
See TANCKR(jOACmM), Promptuarium Akhemiœ, Ander Bueh, t6t4, p. $66
Radix Mundi.
See SALMON(W!LHAM),Medicina Practica, t~t.p. $8;.
De Secretis Operibus artis et naturœ, et nullitate
Magiœ, cum notis.
See THEATRUMCHEMtCUM,t66o, v. p. 834.
See MANOET(j. j.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa, t702, i. p. 6t6.
See ~c! De mirabili potestate Artis et natur<e,libellus.
 MC<W 6$

BACON. Cw/WM<
Speculum Atchemis.
ALCHEMtA, !;4!, p. 25?.
&c GRATAROLO (c. VeMe atchomœ doctrina, tjôt, i. p. zot.
THEATRUM CHBMtCUM, 1659,it. p. 377.
Set MANGET(j. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t702, p. 6t3.
See SALMON (WtLUAM),Medicina Pmctica, t69t, p. 621.
Though the Latin titteis retained by S&tmoathe <~ ~&~t<w, London, Richard Olive, ts~y, sn)a)t
tract is <n Enetish. It h an iunptiNed teMionof 4°. The French translation Miroir o'
the original. Them is an earUor translation into ~M'<w<,was published et Lyons in t~y, witb the
Engtitb, whichhas now becomerare M< .~M'w other tracts mentioned above.

AIcmmeyspteget.
.SM SCHRÔCER (FR. j. w.), Neue Alchymistische BibUothek, 1774, H. ii. p. <67.

Speculum Alchymus~ The true ghss of Alchemy.

Sel COLLECTANBACHVMICA,1684, p. t23.
This is a. différenttract from the prectding.

Von der Tinctur oder oleo Stibii.

BAStHUS VALENTtNUS,Triumphwagen Antimomi, t6:4, p. 264.
Battmtfqttotes: Tractatus de tinctum AttMmonU,Hamb., t6y6.
Von der Tinctur und Oehl des Vitriols.
~M K. (E. L. D.), Triumpfwagen des Vitriols, ~70, p. 4~
This hadiaerent tMMtationfromthat under 0~« ~M«&.

Vortreffticher Tractat von der wahrhafMgen Composition des Lapidis Philoso-

phorum. De Sole.
See [SCHATZ und Kunstkammer], p. 546.
HtLDENBRANDT(PAULUS), Auriferae Artis Uhr&tteste Authores, t6o8,
p. 109.
This ls ident!catwith the 7VMA!/vom GM&in Roth~chottt'; ?~t~<M. ï~, Mi.p. tgo, mentioned
above.
.SM TANCKE (jOACHtM), Promptuarium Alchemioe, Ander Buch, t6t4, p. $46.
Roger Baconwas bom at Hehester about M! His <kiUin mathematies, expérimenta! science
studied at Oxford, tived there, and then pa~Kid Md methanicat invention was so femarttaNe for
overto Paris. He returned to England and set his time that, Uke his contemporaries Michad
probably at Oxford, tn ta;? he was sent back to Scotus and Albertus Magnus, he ~eqnired thé
Paris by the sNperiors of the FraaciMM order, ~putation amongst the common peopleof being a
whichBaconhad entered, and he WMkept in btose nagiciM. for whom no fcat or wonderwas impcs.
confinement there for ten years. Toward~ the 1!ibte. tn fact the stune tMeodt, probably of much
close of this ptriod Pope Clement IV. requested Eiartier origin than the thtrMenth oentury, «tt toM
him to write a treatise on the sciences, and this ()f him as of Albertus. like that of the btMen head
rMutted in the e~tM~/<M (éd.Jebb, Lond., 1733, 1md of the magie banquet H is by these sMtie~as
folio), one of thé most important and signiSeant (tramfUisedin Greenes p!ay. and repeated in thé
worksof the time. Others followed,some of which (~MpbootMof the seventeenth and eighteemh
have been edited by Brewer, and printed in the centmries. that he has corne down to M tess as a
Rotb Series, London. t8so, 8'. A number, how- 1)M!osophe)'than as "a brave necromancer,that
ever, are tt!Uin manuscript, and forthe Alchemical can make women of devils and juggle cats into
writings there must have been a demand, as MSS. cMtermongers. Sueh performanoesare dexnbed
both on veUtunand on paper are not uncommon. ila the following:
Subséquent M t~7 M enjoyed more freedom, Robert Greene, Mf ~<M~& W~~
which he used, as Cornelius Agrippa did some two l ~M and Frier ~pM'. London, printed by
and a hatf centurieslater, to makean attadt on the t Himbeth At)de, 1630,with a vignette ofthe BrMen
mnks for their opposiuon to tme learning. and t~ead scene, 4". A.H in fours. Thé nrst editiou
being condemnedMr innovationsin tayS was again a,ppeared in 1504,4°. SeeGteene's M~tr.edtttd
tmprMoned. On his retease he may hâve retumed t y Dyce. 183!, i. n. T~t.
to Oxford, for the tradition b that he died there TXt ~«MM~M/tty ~MF'Rt~oa tMM
about tz~, thou~h Pits says !:&t. 2./cM and /~At B<«(~ and ~TnM&ntM~,
E
 66 MCCW-M~FA4~

BACON. <K~.
London, printed for W. Thackery, with a repro. "The Famous Historie of Frier Bacon," taken
duction of the vignette, no dMe, 4'. A.F ie ttom an undated edition printed at London by
fours. Btaett letter. This is contained in the E. A. [probaNy Kti~abethAiida]<brFrat)cisGrov~
coKeetionof sepamtety printed tories caUed yh~ is contained ln TbonM' ~o~ ~~M /~M
<m'~ 7W/< ttat-Mt~ CMn'c~ London, ~<MMWM. snd edition, t858. i. p. 190.
J. Roe. No date. 8', pp. 36, with a cotoured Bacon's portrait forms the )ronti:pieee to the
tUuNrationof the fatt of the btMen head, which second volume of Roth-Schoth't f~~M 7T4<a.
is dated tSop. ~«M C'~MM~tM,t7g0.
Hâte. /«~<a)X ~en't ~<M)M'.t ~<~<<~)M Montucta. ~<<M'M ~<t<M)M~~ Ms8. i.
NMmm<t~'«m. Gippeswici.1~6. f. n~. (List pp. 43t.~9.
of Bacon'swork&) Mût~ri. /.< Grand ~~tOjtMt'M ~on'~M,
Maier, .~fM~o/o~«~ee ~iM~, i6t7, p. <t<o. '759. it P. zo
PitSXUS.~~<!A~M ~M/<t t/ff~t~, Brucker, ~f~~a C~~a ~MAMf~. ï?66, iii.
Pansiis, tStp, Tom. i. pp. 366-69(ann. tzS~). pp. 8t7.aa App. vi. pp. 596~.
Naudé, ~~<Mf /<M~/a~<!)~HWM~ ~<<t~tM &'<<<M<<wa, éd. Kippis (!?78), i. pp.
)!'«A-c«M <&A< t69s, p. ~M Engl. 4!6-<t40(a full article).
ttM! !6;7, p. 929. Baumer, jEM/«'<A<eo C~)H<'M,ty8a, p. ~6.
Vossius.Z~ ~~o~t'j ~A'a~ /.tM t6st, ~)'<~w<'C~ </<f~k~< CA<M~ 1- 1785.
!78~,
p.494. pp. 99. 573tÓ030
Botet. ~HMt<~tt C~xttM. Paris. t6~, p. 38. Gmetftt, <?~««Mt C~M~, t?~, f. pp.
Vossius.~< <'ea/«of ~t ~~n~ Z<M Mt.
7'~j. M«t«t~ A/a/A<tt«f~MMt &*C<Mt. Lucas Wadding, &?-M/o~~O~M<~ A~MM-Mx.
<A7«/M~Z~ t66o, p. no, cap. Mvi. § K: pp. Romœ, t8o$, p. 9t0. (Short noticeand tist of hi<
t79-t9e,cap. xxxv.63: p. 3; cap. cbt. §!3; p. works.)
4tz. cap. )xx. $7; p. 4~ cap. )xN.§8. Chafmers, 7~ GM<Mt~~«g-~A«-<<wa<y.
Bomchitts, 0~< T~pwM C~m'~ jM~ t8t<, iii. p. 98~.
/a/to, 1668,p. t9t. Wood. Patfi 0.<f<M<a<M~, éd. B!bs, t82o. Part
Morhof. ~<&~()M 7~!)MM~<!<«MM ii. coL 986, gtofanpended to the ~~w).
~<~&, Hamb., !6y3, p. tgi. ~M~jt& ~M«'<t&, Paris, Panckoucke (t8ao.
Webster. ?~j~M~H~h:Mt/ :s). p. 473 (Mticte by Jourdant.
'<'77.p. 7. Ersch & Gmber, ~~«)Mt<M ~<!<<~<MM,
MapMs, ~tat.fmo~'Mt Cf~«M, tM?, p. 99. t8et, vii. p. ~;(anic!e by Tennemaao).
Borrichius. C['x.~<M ~<«M Ct~t'wwt, Schmieder, C<W~< d!M-~/<~M~, tSae. p.
!6M, p. ta, No. xvi. t~B.
Hendreich, /'<M<&~ Ffe«<<M~~f< t<oo, p. ~f/MtXZ<<fA< de la .fhm~, t8~, xx. pp.
aa?~~ (articleby Victor Le Clerc)
Letand, C~)~~<~&jM<~<MF~'M<w. Hoefer. ~iM<M~<&la C4<ot<<. )[8~9,i. pp. 368.
'709. 379 t866, i. pp. 390-403.
Reimoano. ~~««M~ in ~« ~~o~oM /< B<<!pM/~ M<M~fM/&,t843, ii. p. 575 (artide
ariam, t709. iii. p. 497 <7to, iv. p. 48~ by Suard).
0'tdio. CMMMx/a~ <& &~[~MM <<j!'a! Kopp, G<<~<< C4«)w, !&t347, 1.pp. 63-
a<t<~«M.1799. i!i. p. !oo. 65<</<tMt~.
FabricitM. FWtf&ht)! G~M, ty~, idu. p. 384. Pouehet. Histoire du .SM«MM/V<t<«t</&tau
). v! c. ix. A<~M < Paris. t8s3.e
Roth-Schott)!,~/A)~<M Ct«t!«e. t797. p. t6. Knight. TM ~)y&* Q~t<S«, ):8~. i. eot.
Bayte, /?«:<<<a«tt~~M/<~Mt<f. 1730,). p. 4!&
i.
Morhof,~'aMM/< t73:. p. t<&~u~. Am<M'<f Biographie G<~<!M&,1859. iv. oo).
Lu<M Waddinf;, ~aMa&t <M<tt~ <t/t~~<m. 8e.Q3(artictebyT~oefer).
Rom<e.t73a, iv. p. a&t(ann. tz66. Nos. t3. !4); mile Chartes, AMtf AMBx,sa rie. j~ Ot<e.
'733. v. p. s' (ann. t~S, No. 97). f~<t. ses/<M<f, Bordeaux, te6t, 8°.
Zedter. M<<M~«/-j~fM!M,t733. iii. eo). ~3. Stodtt. C~~t~4& dar ~<7~A& <~
Fabricius, F~/<f/~<MZ<t/«M «?<<<« <~m<f o//< 1865,ti. p. 915.
~aA't. 1734, i. pp. 430-33. W. Onciten. ~<<MM (Gotha). t866.
6.
Stotte. ~~a~ ~~«~ G<< Louis Figuier, ~T~ <&~&!fM~ tV/M/xt du
'736. PP.398,,,564. J. ~wtt 186; p. t73 (a popular account).
Lengtet Dufn:<noy,~Mct~8: <&/!< /'A<A'~AM L~drague, BM~~h~M OeM~ &M<M~
.<x~M, iii.
t74S,i. pp. MO-H9: p. MO. &~< ~870, Nos.739-730.
Cave, &o~<e< ~«;&<M~~M-«M A<</oW<t Haat~au, ~M~<'< <&/a /'M~~ &!e&M~<M.
~Mt'M, t743. tii. p. tM. !8M.8e, a<~Partie, T. ii. pp. 75~.
Tanner, ~Mo~<M FW/<tMM~~M<nt~. t748, kopp. ~~M~ ««- G~MaM< d~ Ch<M&,iii.
p. 69. (Enumeration of MSS. of Baeon'9works.) '975. P 85.90,
Chaufepie. ~Mw<t« .Ot~<XM<K'~~t/<~t))-, /W<<<w<Mv </ A<a~<M<<t/ F«gM~, ~885, ii. p' p.
1750. i. letter B. pp. 3. (Supplement to 374 (artide the tate
(artide byby
thé iate Pro<eMo)'
PmfessorAdarnsan)5'
Adamson).
&yte'sartMe.) Kopp. ~&A<M~,t886, i. pp. M, Mï, tos
Boerhaave. A!w ~/A<~ C~o~~y. by PP-347. 37~.379.
Péter Shaw, t7.}g,i. p. 98.

BALBIAN (JusTus ~).

Dicta Alani.
.SM THEATRUM CHKMMUM, t659, iii. p. 72t.
 A4/~4~Z,/)6VA~.? 6y

BALBIAN (Jusrus A). C~K~t~.

Tractatus septem de Lapide Philosophico.
THEATRUM CHEMICUM, t6$9, iii. p. 649.
I>L uu
Thé tittes of the tmcts are M Mtow coram Libromm, per Toletanum Philosophum
Tractatus primus Rosarii Abbreviati. Maximum.
Tractatus secundo de Lapide Philosophico. Ttactatus sextus cui titulus Parvu! Tractatus de
TractatM tertius de Minera PhitosopMca. Mercurio Philosophico.
TractatM quanux qui dicitur Compendiumutile Tractatus ~ptimm brevis sed non tevit de
ad crodendum Meditattonum Experimentum. Lapide Philosophico.
TMetatm quinttM qui dicitur Romrtam Philo. With the exception of the fitth they are ittt
sophorum ex Compilions omnium Philosophi. anonymous.
JooM van Balbian, of Alost, was born about but an edition of ïsw is aho mentioned. Lenglet
t;<o. studied in tm!y, gmduated M doctor, Dufresnoy, Mtowed by Gmelin, quotes an ItaHan
po-siNy at Padua, retumed to Hottand f.bout translation: 'Speechio chimico,' Roma, t6a4, to
'S97. Ptactbed in Gouda and died there in t6t6. whichGmeMnadds oneof 16~ S'.
He is best known by the trandation of the Dicta In the /?Mpr<t/W<Mldlcak, meution i: made of
A]an! and by his coMectionof chemictt)tm~. another work, which hâve not seen A~fa ~o
Thé tattw w<M t~MM~ <n t~ydex. tM9. 8*, ~nMf<ejO tt~MF,VmMe,t6QO.8".
He))dfeich,y<t<t~A?~MM<&~t<~fMw,t69c,p.30o. Gmelin, G~cA~A/fder Ct<MM,t~, i. p. 308.
Roth-SchotM,BWt~M C~Mt'<M. t7a7.p.!6. F!<!{VM~~A~«M&, Paris, Panekoucke (t8ao.
Leeetet DufresnoY, ~~M~f /e ~& a5).P. S73.
~'m~yM<, t749.iii. p. tto. Scbmteder, C<< der ~&~M~, t8~, p.
HttMer,&Mtc<A«-<tA&~t«!M'~a<~ t~, it..
p. 338(mentions onty the Nova <'<t<K'). ~an der Aa, F<fg~~< M~n~jt der
Z~G~h't~CA'MM.tySs.p.ses. ~M'r/<!«&H, 18~3, «. i. p. 60.

BALDEWEIN (CHRISTIAN
AooLPH).
~e BALDUINUS (CKR!ST!At<US ADOLPHU8).

BALDINGER (ERNsr Go-n-FRtED).

.StW WtKGLKB (JOHANN CHRISTIAN), Kleine Chymische Abhandlungen, tyyt.
See MARHBRR (PHILIPP AMBROSIUS).
Baldinger is the editor of these tracts. He was and tena, and gmduated at Hrûift in ty6o. After.
Professorof Medicine at Jena. and was a medical ~vardshe became Phi).D. of Wittemberg. In 1768
JOMmatitt. A Hst of his )Ot)nM)sw)Mbe found in he was Professor at Jene, in 1779 Professor of
Gmetin't C<j<M)Mf.and ne himsetf sketchessome Medicine at Gattinzen, removed to Casse!{n 1782,
of his literary designs in the "Nachricht" preBxed and Ctmny to Marburg in !y8<, where he died in
to Marherr's dissertation. ][&!4. He was a votuminouswriter, author of many
He was born at Vargota, near Erfurt, in tygS, académie dissertations, and oompited a Catalogue
studied medicine at MHurt in ty~), thenat Ha!)e of those on the historyand use of drugs.
Johann Stephan MKer, M'<tM~<~t~' <!<-<!<&M.Strieder, C~tMMM~tM~<w~i'M<t!~M G<&«t.
tt~M <~Mr/C<t<9M~/<f~ ~C<<M- t<~ &t&C«et«'A~. t8t9, )!viii.pp. t-at.
Mt~M 0~<t. t76~.t838,ii.(!788). p. 76. Deteimeris. ~?<~oaaat~ AM/<w~M< « A~<<
aff
Meuxd. /?aj Ct/ab-~ ?<M<<!a<f, oder~jm6M CMf.t8a8, i. pp. 9;6.a~o.
der M~ &~<<M 7)a<« &A~~<«f~, tyo6, i. MMM'~M/.ZAi'~hw. Altenburg, 183~, ii.
pp.ïs?-t3t. (Lixto{htswor)<s.) 617.Pierer,
Gmdin, GMfA&AA
Ges~kkhieder< <~<-M«'.i7qq,
Chmu. i'i
t799. iii.,p.
-P. 637 &
Bayle Thithye, ~<t~A« J/Af.M-a/<,][8<
&~M'M. ii. pp. 631~~ (reprinted from the &'<X?<
Fuchs, ~OM«m, t&)6~)8,p. 370. A~«M&).
Bt~a/A~ ~<or«;t&, Paris, Pandtoactte (!9to- joh. Günther, ~~MjM«« der f~MMw< der
95). i. pp. Sty-s-M. M~t«r~M/oM, i8$8,p. tan.

BALDUINUS (CHRISTIANUS ADOLPHUS).

Aurum Auree, Vi Magnetismi universalis attractum, per Inventorem anagram-
matizomenum S!c (infra, supra) Sol Duplus Abundat in Auris. Colonia
ad Spream Impensis Ruperti Vôtckers, Bibliop. clalacLXXIV.
S°. Pp.53M
"Sic Sol Duplus Ab<mdatin Auris" is an out the name of the place and as it was not to be
MMgntm for Cbristianus Adolphus Balduinus, had at the booksettets he took the liberty of re-
otBtMingthetettetrh. printing it, hoping that thé author, whoever he wa!,
This ttact (aecording M the epitogueby Jo. Sic. woold not be oSendtd. It was somewhat enlarged
Ehhob) was puMieheathe pteviots year, but witn. in the edition of the followingyear.
68 M~MW~

BALDUINUS (CHRtSTtANUS AOOLPHUS).~A'W~.

Aurum Superius & InferiusAune Superioris& InferiorisHermeticum Christiani
Adolphi Balduini, S. R. J. Academ. Nat. Curiosor.Colleg. cognom. Hermetis.
Francofurti & Lipsiae,Sumpt. Georg. Heinr. Frommanni. MDCLXXV.
tx*. Pp.[3~ !73[t]. FoldlngengMted titte.not tndudedin the
syntboHcitt
pitgittatiot)Btotdin~plates.
Prefixedto this is the PhosphorusHermeticus,'with the followingtitte
PhosphorusHermeticos. siveMagnesLuminahs Christian!AdolphiBaMuiai,
S.R.J. Acndem. Nat.Curiosor. Hermetis. Fntncoturti
Co)te~cog))om. & Lipsite,
Sumpt.Georg.Heinr.Frommanni. MDCLXXV.
ta* Ko pagination.[Pp.M.]
Aurum Superius & Inferius Auite Supetions & Menons Hermeticum,
Christiani Adolphi Balduini, S. R. 1. Academ.Nat. Colleg. Cognom. Hermetis.
Amstelodami Apud Joannem Jansonmm à Waesbetge, MDCLXXV.
M*. Pp.[ao]96[t3,3bian)t].EngntvetttiHeontwoieavM.afotdiogphUes.
The Appendix unpaKed.containstho /%m~<xw t73'!79. Of the 'PhMphonts Hennetieus' Fuehs
Ai~ttM~M. JM'<<M~tM/.eOR'M~. quotes nn édition LipSfB, ~674. M*, tn MMther
This tract was also printed in the ~M<-f/At<Ma issue of the ~M~MWt, t6y6, thèse threc tracts
<<f«<&o!<<tA~/«~œ CttfM~~x~, iCy6, will be foundon pp. ~t-t~y. Besides the above
ad Annum quartum & quintum, pp.Appendixtos.t66. edition, F~ch<i<)tto«s
another: Colonisead Spream
fbUowedby thé PhosphorusHenneticus,' pp. t67. et Lipsiae.
tyt, Mtd M Epistola' by Fried. HotfmMn, pp.

Hermes Curiosus, siveInventa et Experimenta Physico-ChymicaNova Christiani

Adolphi Batduini, S. R. I. Academ. Nat. Curios. & Societ. Reg. Anglic.
CoHegae,d. Hermetis. Lipsiee, Sumptibus Georgii Heinric. Fromtnanni,
Anno t68o.
M*. Pp.58[aNank?wanting].
Heindreich
quotesan editionof Leipzig.<667.o*. Thereis auédition Haynat.TypMAutoris,
Anno)f679smatt8*.pp.[s6].
Hermes Curiosus, siveInventa et ExperimentaPhysico-ChymicaNova Christiani
Adolphi Balduini, S. R. I. Academ. Nat. Curios. & Societ. Reg. Anglic.
CoUegs, d. Hermetis. M.DC.LXXX.
M*. Pp.KB.:b)Mh].
Aurum Superius & Inferius aurœ superioris et inferiorishermeticum.
MANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,~02, ii. p. 856.
Phosphorus Hermeticus.
MENT2EL (CHRtSTtAN), Lapis Bononiensis, tô?;.
By somewriters Mdeweia, Balduinor MdaiatM, of alchemy, end discovered the duoresoent Mb-
is styled Christoph, and Adam, aithough in his stance, calcium nitrate, wbich is still known as
wriungs he caUs Mosetf Christian Ado!ph. He Bittduin's phosphorus. He was a member of the
was bom at Doebdn. near Meissen (SMûny) in AcademiaNatùm Curiosorum in tëys, under the
t63<. He first took up law, went to R&t&bon mune of Hermes,ln thé Pn~t~M~ of wMcb his
where he )htd for a little time, retumed in i6<,t to papers appear, and he WM abo a fettow of the
Saxony, and was appointed Amtmann' at Gross. RoyalSocMty,t676. He dicd in Dec. gt. t68a.
or Grosenhain. He devoted himself to the study
Henningus Witte, Z)/<«M A~MM. 1688. /a<r<~Z<t~o/.A/~o~'o)M«t~<t<&e ~A!
Sig. Tttt2 verso.Aan. t689. I7.r.I. P.19-
Christoph. Hendreich./'a<t<<!f< ~M«&<t~«~f<B; t739, ii. p. 37$.
Morhof,/'eO'jtM<'<'f.
BeroL. t6~, p.~4. Lenglet Dufresnoy, ~f<f~ <Mla /%<YM<
Reimmanu, ~to<<~t<~ «t <?<//<~<-Mt«<liter- ~Dt/<~M, t74t, i. p. ïtt.
ariam, 1709,iii. p. t9y. tScher, ~itM<t'<<f C~Ar~.Z<)~<Mt, ty~ 1.
Roth-Scholtz, ~AO~~ C~ t?~. p. co).73S.
'7 ~/<A~nt ~M<~< ty~, p. t~s.
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BALDUINUS (CHR!STtANUS ADOLPHUS) CM~t~.

Bttehnef, ~<t<&m<e ~<<;w C«~~n<))t Schmtede),0<~<'<<<n'~</tA«M<f, t8~, 0.448.
//<< t7SS.P' 4~. No. so. ~att~/< A'<mra~'<' G/a<nt&, tSso, <v.cot. ~ya.
~f!~ <«f G<j~< der ~Mfnt C~M~, tyS~ Kopp jP&~& tM6. i. at9 :~i.g66
p.695. SM Mo ELSHOLZ(Johann SigitmMd) for Mt
C~~«:~ der C~M~, t~O, ii. pp. z~, accountof thé différent kinds of phospbonM.
Gmettn,
"S. '37. at9. For some hbtoric~ notes on the phesphort of
Fuchs, ~<e<, t8o6<8, pp. i}'8, tSa, tS~, Balduinus, Licetus, Kunckel, &c.. tee Bon-ichtns'
le,. "DiMtftatio de vM{)!iexdtMtti ietb modit, et
thontMn, ~t'~fty </ Ille Royal ~<K-t<'<)',t8M, Phosphoto." in bis ~'M~ew~ ~ad!M)<c<
Appendix tV. p. «vii. Haunite, !?! i. p. t}~

BANG (THOMAS).
O'Tpn oy Cœtum Orientis et prise! mundi triade exercitationum Mtetariarum
repuesentatum, curisque Thomœ Bangl D. et P! Regii Hauniensis inves.
tigatum. Cum S. R. M. Friderici III. specialiprivilegio. Hauniae, Typis
Petri- MoMmgI, Reg. & Acad. Typogr. Sumptibus vero Pétri Haubotdi
Bibliop. M.DC.LVÏÏ.
4'. Pp.[8]M4. TitleredandMach.Cmiousengtaved titte.
symboticat
The frontmarginsup to p. ~4havebeendamaged
and repaired,but thisha<
entailedthetossof a partoftheengmved
titte.
Reimmann says the book was rare in his time. studied there and at Rostoek and Wittemberg.
It does not treat of ehemistry. but of the origin !n t630 he was appointed Professorof Hebrmf <M
and early use of written characters and their signi- CopetthMen.t659, Professor cf Theotogy. Doctor
HcMce. In so far M i<refen to the Caba!a it may ln t653. Libtan~n of the University in t6<6, died
be of use ln elucidating some of the alchemical ayth October, i66t. His works relate toOriental
ideas. There was au edition. KtattM, 1691,4' schotanhip.
Rang was born at Copenhagen in t6co. He
Albertus Barthotinus, De &<M /aMt-KM/fh'~ Bay)e,~«r/<a/M~ ~M/o~t«, ty~o, i.p. 439.
~<)j~tNMM,t666,p. Mo. Stolle, ~«~~<~ sur ~M<~< der 0<AtAF)t<
Witte, D«t~«M Bt.M~Atf~M, 16:8,Sig. Qqq it '73~. P. ?7-
f~M, Ann. 97 Cet., i66t. Vogt, C<tAt/(SWf~A'~<w~-<7«~~ ~F-o<T<M
Hendretch, ~<ty«&c/<e ~wt«<!M~~M', t6$o, p. rardorm, tw. p. Te.
4<M. Clément,~WM/~<M C«twew. t~t, i). p. ~03.
Reimmann~M<<~ ~M ~~«~«M BtMta.~0~~ ~'a~~f~ Z~~<M, tB~o,i. p. sot.
ariam ~M~<n!/«t«t)teM,1709. p. 33s.

BAPST (MtCHAEL).
Michaëtis Bapsts von Rochlitz Iun!peretum oder Wacholder-Garten, darinnen
zu befinden Wie man aus diesem edlen Gewechse,Wasser, Extracten, Oehl
vnd Salien, durch die Spargierische vnd Chymistische Kunst bereiten vnd
zurichten sott. Sampt gründlichem vnd nützlichem vnterricht, wie die bereite
Artzneyen, !nn vnd ausserhalb des Menschlichen Corners, zu allerley
Gebrechen vnd Kranckhetteh wol vnd erspriefslichen gebmucht werden
mogen. Aus vieler hochgelehrter Ertzte, vnd vomehmer Artisten Bücher,
auch Experientz zusammen getragen, Jetzo aber nach des Autoris (seligen)
Tod vbersehen vnnd in Druck verfertiget, durch loachimum Tanckium, D.
Eifsleben Gedruckt, In vorlegungHenningi Grossen, Buchhândters in Leipzig,
Jm M.DC.V. Jahr.
4°. Pp. [8] 968. Kegiste<-[n][tb)antt).
Gedruckt
e'c~M :–TypisGrcfsiat)i& zu EiMehen,
durchJacobumHaubisch,
in
vorlegung BuchMnd)ers
Grossen,
Henningt inLeipaf;.AnnoM.D.C.V.
Michael Bapst was born in tj~o at Rochlits, monlyreported to be a PataceMst, but Schubert
studied at Leipzig, and in tsrt bccaMePastor at and Sudhoffhave shown that he was Mota medical
Mohom in Saxony. For the support of his large man at o)), but merely a compilerof popularbooks,
famityhe opened a school, and besidesfound time having medicine for their atbjeM. and was in no
to write numeroua works, both of a reUgious sense either a PafMebist or a Galenist. The
<;h)Macterand atso on popular medicine and /H«~n'/tfM was bis last publication.
science. He died at Mohom in 1603. He iseom-
 A4~y-&MM

BAPST (MICHAEL). C~A~

Haller, B<M~<-a ~~M/owM, tyy~ j. p. s69. /</&<M««' /f JM<
Haller, &'M'o«M<tCAM'«~M'a,1774.i. p. 9~1. t8?s, H. 44.
Articleby Scherer and Hirsth. SeheKr~escnbM
HaUer.~/M/~a ~a- /t7~ii. him as !t poet. Hirseh speakt of him as without
p. z~. posnive knowledge in nx-~icine, und as being
,t.' ,J <
Gmetin. <y<t<<f~f C'L'
6'A-M«!. Moy, j. :88, tm'otvedin mystiosn).
quotes some of his medical compilations. Of thèse Schubert und SadhoO': "Die Schriften des
one of the most noteworthy is bis (~tm~A~tef Michael Bapst von RocMitt (tS4o.t&'3)" in the
Z«~. and M~M<t<<'<!fM<~wA, KMeben,t<o6, 4". CtM/aM ~'M'tWMM. No. M. Dec.
~«g~~<f Mldica Paris, Paackouctte (t8ao. 1889,vol.vi. p.
a5). P. 537. MichaelBapst von RocMitt, PfMto- tu Mo-
Sprenget, GMc~f der ~~o~f. tSa?. iii. horn," in /V<«M~~f/ii~- ~<f~ (?«~
P- 5'4. ««of~MOtf~ Bd. X:. HO. t &9.

BARBA (ALBAROALONSO).
Albaro Alonso Barba, eines Spanischen Priesters und hocherfahrnen Naturkün-
digers Berg-Büchlein, Darinnen von der Metallen und Mine~Hen Geneiatia
uad Ursprung, wie auch von derselben Natur und EigenschaN, Mannigfattig-
keit, Scheidung und Fein-machung,imgleichen allerhand Edelgesteinen, ihre
Generation etc. aufsfuhrtich und nutzbarlich gehandelt wird. Anfangs in
Spanischer Sprache beschrieben, und in zwey Theile getheilet. Nun aber
allen Bergwercks-Zugethanen und Bedienten, imgleichen auch andern Ertz-
und Natur-Kündigern, und der Alchimie Beflissenenzu Dienst und Gefallen
in Teutsch übersetzet von I. L. M. C. Mit Chur Sachsischer Freyheit nicht
nach zudrucken. Hamburg, auf Gottfried Schuttzens Kosten. tôyë.
8'. Pp.M !.ta8.
Das Andere?"~ vonder Kunstder MetaUen, worinnendergemeineWegdas
SilberdurchQvecksilber tein machengulehret wird,nebstettichenneuen
solchesdesto besserins W<.rt.km Mt~en.Anfanos RMukn
im )ah<-t<Mo.in SmnScher
&pMchbeMhnebcnvon/ro AtoMOBarba,Kunstmeistern, Priestern
d er Gemeine
tnderbt. Berohards Kirebenin der KOnig).
StadtPotosiindem K6nigreich Perutn
West-tndien Nunmehro aberdenLiebhabern tu geMen insTeutseh Oberbntcht
von
t. L. M.C. Hamburg, auffGottfried
Schultrens
KoMen. gedrucktimJahrt6y6.
Titte[s]t:9.:o4. Ke~ister
[~]. Phteof Apparatus.
Though the présent copy betonged to Jo. Wilh. <twas translated by Johann Lange.
Baumer,yet in bis BfW<o/A<f<t Ot~MMa(y. p.) he thefreaHnabty
mdefMtgaMeeditor and ttonsfator ofso much
quotes the Fr:mc)tfurt editions of tyz6 and 1730 chemicalUterature but he does not say from what
onty. He may have got this copy after thé hmguitgehe took it.
Ft~K's was printed.
-S'FfCOLLECTION (A) of scarce and vatuaNe treatises upon Metak London,
'740-
Barba was a native of the village of Lepe in The Mtowing editions are mentioned
Andalusia. He entered the churca and became Spamsh: Madrid, t6~ 4'; t~. 8"; Corduba,
pastorofSt. Bernards at Potosi, in South America. t6M Lima, tSty, 4°.
White there he had the opportunity of studying Engtish; London, to~o. 8*; 1674, 8°; t738,
minefab and mining, extraction of silver and '7~. '7~ M".
ass&ytng.and became very swilfulin thèse bnmches GerntM Hamburg, t6y6, t~ S°! Franckfurt,
of science. He embodied his knowiedge and ex. 'T~. S°; Wien, 174.). by Godar, from
perience in the treatise El <M'e <&/M M</a//M. thé French'739. (pp. [M] 364 M. wuh8 plates) Wien,
publishedat Madrid in t6;o in 4*,withillustrations. 1767,8.
t was kept as secret as possible by the Spaniards, French Paris, t?~ t9' by Hautin de Villars,
but when Edw. Montagu, Kar) of was an
ambassador extraordioary to Spain,Sandwich, made by one who knew Spanish
he obtained a we)t";abridgement
a vols. ta, translated from the
copy and translated two out of the five books into Spanisht~st, by Lenglet Du&esnoy. (the epifitte is
in
En){)ish 1669. Thé first book appeared at agned G~<~o~ a pseudonym which ne had
London in t67o, and the two together in t6y4. asmmed) La Haye, t?~, t3".
Two German translations Mowed, one from the Gobet as!e<~ that Barba ctaitned the discowy
Engtish,and, long after, another fromthe French; oftheamatgamation process. Becttnmnn
and two in French from the Spanish. The wor): that ~Barba does not make this claim, andshows that
sti)) retains its interest and throws much light on Gobetismistaken.
the praetica)and theoretical viewsof thé tinie. Nothing is recorded as to the dates of Barba's
 MAM–M~CTM~V 7t

BARBA (Ai.BARo ALONSO). <M~<

binh and death. but he must have been bom in the Hendreichquotessn Kn~tith edition oft66o. t
latter part of the sixteenth century and livedon to have not Men one of that and he NMyh&ve
the middle of the seventeenth. Qtt~mrdsays that pos$ibtytaken the date of year, translation as that of
he was of the etghteeoth century,whichis cbviousty publication.
a mi<ta)<e.
<~ttt«-M<H<<~ot AM~tt~
Cooring. Baumer,B<M~<a! C~<!w, t789. p. 66.
~~ww. t697 (add!t.)p. t8o. Nicolas Antonio, ~W~~a ~M~ate Nova,
Hendrelch. ~'a<M<w/<~ c~~)t~~f< t~, p. Matrtti, 1783,i. p. y.
409. BeofoMon, F<y<(p' sur C~aM'~
Jac.To!M)M.~t~a~, éd. HeonMus, ~M«~«, ty86. i. p. 5!. Engtish tMMMon,
tyw, p. ts8. Loodon, <8t~, i. p. a8.
Roth.SchftM, ~A<c<t Clumiea, t~, p. t7. Gmetia, C~<~eA« dsr Ct«<t~, ~797, i. pp.
/et<~ ~«~JM'J~'MX&WMMF~A«'<z<M/a/ 74p75~·
WctaimMtne!,ty~, p. M. with LeMing':aote. FMcm,
A'q~t~'mx <~f Ct«wM<~«!< ~t/A'~t/~r,
Lenglet Dufresnoy, ~M~< de /e /'A</M<~M< t8c6~8, pp. tT7. 94S.9~9.
~i'M. 1742, m. p. tM (Spanish, Madrid, ~< .M~a~. Paris, Pauckoucke ([8so.
t&m, tMo: French. t~go–abridgment). i. p. S38.
i<! ~hMMe~<~<<ht~. ParN, t~. it. p. <tM as), J. M. Quënu-d,In La ~«-<
Franc# ~<t~.
Liiiiraire. Paris,
Paris,
(<a~ that the tecend volume was by Lengtet mt. t8:M,i. p. t~t.
fresnoy). Hoefer. ~j/a~ de la CA«MM, 1843, il. p. 313
<&f «M«t «~eogMMM~a
Wet(;e),G~MK~M tS69, !i. p. 30$.
C~M~. <777tii. PP. 439' 4~' LadMgue, Zt~/M~~M OMfat~, ~noMM
Gobet, Z<t ~«~<M /~<«Att/<M de /~M«, &~<'«, t8j~, No. tt8a.
'y79.P.3~ote.

BARCHUSEN (JOHANNCONRAO).
Joannis Conmdi Barchusen Acroamata, in quibus complura ad latfo- Chemiam
atque Physicam spectantia, iocund&rerum varietate, explicantur. Trajecti
Batavorum, Impensis Joannis Vischii. ~703.
y. Pp. M 376. hdexhtjr'enatajf f[abhMtH. TMeredandbtMtt. Portrait
of'Gode&Mi Jac. Ft).Thomast PNtosophfeet e Medie!'on the reverseof the titte.
Tht< <<t <tMt~t~~o! <~t~<~f tiatT~t<ttVtn afï~, and n~ of Chemistry: Defence of Chemical
sa!ts, pteeipiCttion, Sre, water, eiuth. fenoeMation. Pnnc!pte<against the Perip!He<ics the Vindication
and other chemicat subjects. but ofspecM note aK ofChemita! Principles agaiMt thé M«thematica!:
the ttddtess he gave on his appotnttnent to the the Explanation ot certMn Chemicat Fables, and
CMr of Chentistty h< Utreeht on the Antiquity on the MutebitityofMedicine.

Johannis Conradi Barchusen Compendium Ratiocinii Chemici More Geometra.

rum Concinnatum. Lugduni Batavorum, Impensis Theodori Haakii.
Bibliop. MDCCXII.
S°. Pp.[9J?o{tetMta,ï btMj:].
TMs ianot a praetical treatise on chemical pre- fb))owMty.two 'Propositiones* each witha 'De.
pat&tion!,but an exposition of chemicatprinciptes ntOMtrMio'appendM. tt is quite an exceptional
and theory. Il consists of nineteen DenniUooes,' book in the MteMtureof thé t!me; but compare the
sewea Postuhta,' and six ProMneiaM,' each of work ttfj. J. KOSEMSTENGKL.
whichhave aa short
short Explanatio'
Exptanatio' added, and
and then

Joannis Conrad! Barchusen Pyrosophia, succincteatque breviter lattp-Chemiam,

Rem MetaMicam et Chrysopoeiam pervestigans. Opus Medicis, Physicis,
Chemicis, Phannacopœis, Metallicis, &c. non inutile. [Vignette.]
Lugduni Batavorum, Impensis Cornelii Boutestein. M.DC.XCVIII.
Tittetedandbhd:.
4*. Pp.[t6]<6$[t]. ~ettgmvedphtesofappajrattN.ete.
Johannis Conradi Barchusen Elementa Chemise, quibus subjuncta est Con-
jectura Lapidis Phitosophici Imaginibus Reprœsentata. Lugduni Bâta
vorum, Apud Theodorum Haak, t~tS.
4* Pp.[M]53: [!9, t bhmk].Titteredand bhdt,with&vignette
ofa gardeaer,
tree; Motto:LmborettCodiFavore.Fiveplatesof apparntus
apparenttygmftMga
andnineteenofetchetnteat
opennions.
7~ ~MC'~S.BA'4~J?y

BARCHUSEN (JOHANNCONRAD).C~~<M-
This is a revised edition of the ~iM<~b'e. tt kausen, BarUwysen. <Utof which fôrm occur)
deat~not onty with Chemistry but the lut division was bom at Hont, in Lippe, t666. He
with thé ymboticat pictures is intended to be a studied phfumaey. tmveHed.and aceempMied the
ptacticat tntroduction to Alchemy. He ttdmits Venetian expedition to thé Morea as physician;
that he never actually witnesseda case of trttnsmu. was Lcctor m Medicineat Utrecht, tS~a, KxtM-
tation. but he had heard of such and had seen the Ptofessor ofCbemittry, 1703, wrote tetemt works,
cmciMeaand thé gold described by HettetiM. See one of the most notabte being the ~M~~M
the t698 editiou, p. 4~, and compare the above,p. ~)/<f</M«a'.Amat.. t~M, 8", <<tetwaf<t;publisbed
M ZM~f~At/KaM~t de «ff&M<t <M~ ~WJï«,
Barcbasen (Barcbausen, Barckhauseo, Barck. Utrecht, t~g, an iatensttng toUectioo of
husen, Bat-khusen,Barckusen, Barkhausen, Bar- essays). and died at Utrecht, ~9.
Roth~chottz, ~/M«t<M <~<~<t. i7<7, p. t?. Gmelin. C~ C4<ott<,t?~, ii. pp. 379,
Manget, ~tMi~M &r)~<tfM ~o''<&M<a. 690.711. 7ts.
tMt, li. !<3t.6(eontaint Mt!ewsof his boo)H!). FMhs, ~'<«M, t8c6<9, pp. sot, ato.
Kestner, <MMK-M!< C~M.<f~o~, ty~o, Schmiedcr, C~AM~ der ~/<m~, ~39, pp.
p. St. at9.497, s'a.
Caspar Burtnann, yVa~HM ~M~M, 17~ ~o~« t/ttK'<M~/<,x843,Hi. p. ?j.
p. t4 (givesa )ist of his works). Kopp. f?<w~'< ût<MM~t844, M.p. a86&
Baumer, ~~«M'A-ca C'~M«-a,t?8%p. !tS. ~m<m.
&)'<~<~<3~~«'A/!f <&r~t<irMC%<M<<f, ~8~ Van dur Aa. ~'M~AMet M~o~x~Mt~
Pp.645, 639. AM'fA!<M<fM, t8M. n. f. 0. tt4.
Kopp, At ~/f&-))w. tM6. i. p. t6t.
BARCHJS (M.).
.S~ HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., <7y8, i. p. 9;.
-S<MGLORIA MUNM.
STERNBERG (JOHANN VON).

BARICELLI (Gtuuo CESARE).

ïu!u CoesarisBaricelli,à Sancto Marco, Doctoris Medici, & Philosophi, Hortulus
Genialis siue Arcanoram vatde Admirabitium tam in arte Medica quàm
reliqua Phi!osophia, Compendium, Curiosis Naturae Scrutatoribuslectu tam
utile quàm iucundum. Ex ipsius Auctoris ptsecipuè Observation;buscon-
cinnatutn. Coloniae, Excudebat Matth~eus Smitz. Anno M.DC.XX.
M'. Pp.353. tndexpp.~
A book of reoeipts, secrets, and eufiosities of the properties and use of miHt,whey and butter
natural history, cottected from a number of&uthor& De &<M, M~t&*<<f~~tfM~~«t, &*«M <~M.
t does not refer specially to chemistry. <
eula, Neep. apud Laatnmt Scoriglum, t~. 4'
Bancetti,Ne&potitan pbysidan, of San MMco, and i one De ~<~< ~<«t~ in four
inthe diocese of Benevento, Hounshedat the end books. Naptei. !6t4, 4°. It isCO~~f, commended by
of the sixteenth and beginning of the setentemth Schethammerin Contings /«M)~t<f<
century.and besides the A~r/M/M,wrote a book on
Vander Linden, De ~<M ~)/«~~ Libri duo, Kestner, ~<<t'<t<x~ <~i!~<x.fMw<, ty~o,
t6y, p. gM.. p.8a.
~oppi, ~t~M/~a ~o/«a<M ~~M~ a ~A )Seher, ~<M<-t'<M~<Mf~Z~Mon.
AtMMMM t~AM/nt« &~<~<di ~Va~&,t679. p. t6s. co). t7$<%i.
g 787.
<
Merddia. ~.M~oKf~~<xM'a<<u,t6<6, p, yiO. ~W~A<M AMMM<t~/t!&<z, tyyy, M.
Htdter,
Connng, In MtnwfMM ~~)m ~&iHM j p. 367. (The présent work )s rather rottgMy
/j«<~«~/«'. t6Sy, pp. 9to, 230. hMdted–but Haller forets that it wasthen i<o
Hendreich, AM<&f/<B&<M<&a~«~t< !6$9, yeaM«!d.) ]
i. GmeUn, C«~< <<a'C4«n&, ~~7, L p. ~M.
Manget. Ft~/M~a
P.M417. Bidliotkaa &t-~<MtfM
ScrIpMrum Mcditorum,
~<M<-efMM, F«!~<~<'<MM«-<t/Paris, PMc~udte(t8M.a~),
1.
1731,1. p. 2~ i
i. p. 556.
Sto))e,~!«/«/«~t~ ~M/ow der ~~M<*M-~j< ~<<f</& F«~M C~AM&,t9~, iv. col. ~04.
(?<AtM<t<,t73i, p. ~78.

BARLET (ANNtBAL).
Le vray et methodique Cours de la Physique resolutive, vulgairement dite
Chymie. Representé par Figures generaies & particulierès. Pour connoistre
La Theotechnie Ergocosmique, c'est a dire, L'Art de Dieu, en l'ouvragede
l'univers. Par Annibal Barlet, D. Med.& Demonstrateurd'icelle. A Paris,
 MM~y-M/M~M?

BARLET (ANNtBAfL). C~A~

chez N. Charles, proche sainct Hilaire, & se d!stribuë par t'Autheur, au
College des trois Euesques. M.DC.LIII. Avec Privilege du Roy.
4* Pp. [M, tnehtdioKwoodeut titte], 6~6 36 Mt-page woodcut:in the text,
and 1 foldlngplate tepa~te. It wants thé table[to]of chemical signs and teafofotphoa-
t'OM, and a fotdiog printed table, separate.
Borel and, after him, Lenglet Dafresnoy quote at the present dey. Btftet was thé ttstntctor
Bartet's book under the titte: Ars ZM. 7'~f. in Chemistryof De. Matthew MacMe, the Aber.
~<t~ ~fo<mMft, t~ns. <6s3.4', which looks deen phytician, who is known by his book on
as ifthere were&Latin trMMhUion. They mention Mof&t.weU.
an <&j'fA~ M~&Mttt~ ?« f<Kt~ <<f la ln the ~<!f~At~ ~~«M~ h is said that the
C~tmM <~a<7 <<fla ?Tt<«<«;<x«~<y<M'pt. tittes alone indieato that the books are devoted to
M~M Pari!, tit' ako by Bartet,and Lenglet e)che<ni<~t [e~eh«, but whateverthe titles may do
DMfresnoy edd! 'C'Mt un tort petit thé ptMentworktreatsof the preparationof vahotM
Livre de peu de m:dic!on:ty:
cons<quet<ce.' Of thé other he substMcet maiotyfor medical parpotet. and notfor
Myt that Mis Jamer.but not in tequest. Att the atchemica). The boetts are ahoquoted by Gmelin.
samethe tUusu-ationsthat it contains of thé interior L&dmguec<t))<t it OovfMe de peu de vatettr,
Qf&tmenteeath oenMfy MMMMoty are )nteM<ting eMmieMndégage de t'AtcMmte."
Boret. F/MMAiM Ct/wMs, ï6~, p. 4!. ~<<~M~< ~<-<t&. Paris, Panckoucke (<8M-
~eogtet Puffesnoy, ~M<M~< <<<& ~Mw~Mt 95), t. p. ss8.
~Mx~f~M, tMt, iiL p. na. LtMin)gHe,AM~~«<0«<'<&&<f<'«~<
Goetin, G~<<~ <~ C*MWM, t~, i. p. 744. te~ No. ttgS.

BARMA.
~M HUGtNUS A BARMA.

BARNAUD(N!COLAs).
Quadriga Aurifera, nunc pnmùm à Nicolao Bamaudo à Crista-amaudi Delphinate
Gallo philosopho &: medico in lucem edita.
Nihil sine Numine.
Ex Oflicina Plantiniana, Apud Christophorum Raphelengium, Académie
Lugduno-Bat. Typographum. cla.Io.tc.
8*. Pp. )'* Nattk]. Phntin's device of a pair of withoutthe hMKt,
and the motto Labore et Constantia, on thé titte-pa~e. compasses
The volume contains & dedication to Count Rip)ey, ~t- de Mercurio et /~«&.
Hein~ch.Friedrich of ftasstut. and a preface fe. p. GeM~e
?t.
6afiog<othe?' ThefoMTMcM.eaBed~ ~<~<t<et ~/<t~o/M TAo~w~ /'<t~.
cr W6eet$,are <-<~<M< p. 89.
?'M<r/<t/M /A«t ~!fA!M<, p. 11. DediMtioMare prefixed to the tast three.
George Ripley, ~tM<<MtOt~o~<~«< p. 33.

Triga Chemica: de Lapide Philosophico tractatus très, editore & commen-

tatore Nicolao Bamaudo Delphinate Gallo, Philosopho & Medico.
Nihil sine Numine.
Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Christophorum Raphelengium, Academiœ
Lugduno-Bat Typographum. cta.ïa.tc.
6*. Pp. 40 [t~, t b)ant]. Ptantin's déviée of a txmd drawing a cirde with a pair
ofcompMses, enctoied ina wteath, with thé motto Labore et Cotctantia.
1Tt<re is a dedication to PrinceM Anna of ~4M<M«m~t&«~«~m,a))da~wM</efAt!<M
Sweden, by Barnaud, and the thtee tractsare of it by Barnaud, and a dedication to Nicolas
iLamhspringk,Do Lapide AM~~M«\ p. tt. WotsMby Bamaud, p. 41.
PMtosophas Gallus Anonymus, ~< ~<<
<M.)M«~«<tt M««<&ta<e~!t~<c, p. 9~.
In aenigmaticum quoddam Epitaphium Aetia Laelia Crispis, Com-
mentariolum.
Sed THKATRUM CHEMICUM,t659, iii. p. 744.
See MAMGET(J. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, !7o2, ii. p. 7t3.
 ?4 A~A~M?-A4A'A~

BARNAUD (NtcoLAS). C<w~<

AceonMne to Hen<Md), bis commentaryon BorHehhMwho prints the ~Ënigmaand <ti«ntaes
~S/M ~/M; e'tT~ appeared Lugd. Bat. t~, the tMefpfetatioos ptoposed decides in favour of
8*, and Une)),t&oa,y. Thé htte)-mayre<er<o !t! meantag either tàin watar actordinf; to Mlchael
thé T~m/~m CA-ot~Mcf thM date, whete :t Angelus or the philosopher's Mone according to
appears m vo).!H.p. 836,thoagh theMmay have BarM<td. ~LtA !~HA CNtN'Mand the note
been&sepamteédition<))so. upon it.

Quadriga Aurifera.
~M THBATRUM CHEM!CUM,<6$9, iii. p. 790.

Triga Chemica.
&? THEATRUM CHEMtCUM,!6s9, iii. p. 765.
Oaty the tracts by L<unb!pt<aj:k.etc.. are reprinted, and BanMtMt'ename and
dedieation are omitted.
Bftfoaodwasa native of C[B$tia DauphM. He BefMrdu~ by Mmewriters. He vtsited
was a physicien and ~ehonbtt, and wrote a few haniu~Spain in tss9, he was at Ba~ ta t~s: Ï~dea.
boob. fh«e howBverhâve been enteted under t599: Tef~ou, <6o)[.
erroneou! headtngs. such as Bemudus, Bam. The dates ofhis bttth and death MBunknown.
M~ier, ~~<c/<t <4«~M ~<Mj~, tëiy, p. t68 Haye,t7SS, i. pp. 8a.8y(the Sa~y (thé most detailedaccount
det~ted aceount
(diseuMe!the /MAt~<«M Axte~t~). of Bamtud).
Van der LMen. A&n~ ~Mtw. ~ff~, Adelung, Go~~Mf~~MMaMe~ A~wt<
'637. p. 368. t76t, i. p. yt (taken CrentMarchand).
Horet, &WtoM«'<t CAt~&B,t6s4. p. 4t. JtMaxt f«M!f«~p~ <? ~4/t~eM<, tyS~. p. M
Botrichius, 0~« ~p<Ma C~)xf<f (the Cottttnentatiotttta)~
~ttK~a<A', !6<S,p. tc6. Gmetm. G~~M~A der <~M«, 1797,i. pp. 30;,
MefcMin, ~Mt<&~«M~f<t<wa<t<f, t686, p. 830 3o6,556, SS7-
(ander N. Bamhajdus). Sehmieder, C~~AA-~ der <4A'<«WM, <8~, p.
HendMicb, /~o5~~ ~w«&«~«~<e, t699. =98.
P. x. Ai~nw~Ft~M< OAA'0~, tSs~ iv.coL ~)&
p~l~her, .4llgrureirrxrG~&M.~ftfM,
Meher, ~X))«M<~ xp5o, i.
Celekrleu·Lexicon,t~s~
eo). 795. F<3~<~ 1. p. 23-
~Ladrég~u'~~âlioe
LaAague, 0«<w~ ,Sclsuca
&<M«t
Clément,
A</«x'A<~«fCurieuse, t~t, ii. 438 ~~M~, 1870, Nos. 604,6o~.
(QMte!~<?<M .&MM)tM«~, Lugd. Bat. t<M', PtSMUSFraxi, Cf~t/M~M/.t'~WMt ~~t~ttf~.
a~ and and edit.
and alit UneH.
Urxll. t6M,
x6oa, front
from Headrdch,
Iiendreiah, /e~<M,t%pp. 177, t9<.
prMam&Hy). Stdhoa, &Wt<gnt~~M<t P<t~!«<<&<t, ~894, pp.
PrMper Marchand, Dictimtaire ~Mt/~n' La 4~. '?9. 538. <M.

BARNER (JACOB).
Chymia Phitosophica perfecte detineata, docte enueleata & feliciter demonstrata
à multis hactenus desiderata nunc vero omnibus Philatris consecrata cum
brevi sed accurata & fundamentali satium doctrina. Medicantentis etiam
sine tgne culinari facite parabilibus, nec non exercitio Chymite appendicis
loco tocuptetata, Autore Jacobo Barnero Phil. & Med. D. Cum Indice rerum
consummatisf!mopublici nunc juris facta. Nonberge, Sumtibus Andrew
Ottotiis. M.DC.LXXXIX.
8°. Pp. [t~J,s6o. Fmntispieee
and8engraved platesof appaMtm.Woodcuts
inthetext. titte redandblack.Wantstheindex,pp.56.
Tt.e
Beuner was 1.vbom M clf.a..
Bbingen :t._
in i64r. m"As ü:A
Vind. .Lt. u·f.
<66y Ht~citium u.
chymicum, Pttav. <67C,
schotarofSennen's, andadherentofv. Helmont's." 4°; SpinttM vini sine acido Lipi!. t67<, 8'.
He was Pro{e!sorof Medicine and Chemistry <tt Ôf the present work there was a)M an édition
Padua, thên M Leipti& and finatty physician at witb mshotz, and Rolfinck,edited by Rcth~ebotK,
ËtMogen, where he dMd in t686. He wrote N'ûmbefg.
severatworks Prodromus windidatum Aug.
MercMin,ZM<<M«M ~«cMt/M, t686, p. 47~. Etoy, ZMc/tMMo~~f/<~<M <~ la AM&<
Conhng, /M M«f«'M<w ~y/o« ~M~ttm !7~, t. p. a6o.
y~/y~t/M, tôey, p 38; Baumer, ~<</«'«'<t C4em~. ty8%p. M.
Roth.SeMM. B~to&M C~et~a. t~?. p. t8. /«f sur C~M~ der jM~t C~ t~e~,
Stolle,~)t~<'<M<t~~Mf~M&)[«der ~«~«tM~cA<« p. 640.
6~/<t~~< t731, p. Gmdit), OM~<04/<<& C~««', t798, ii. pp. t~,
Kestner, ~<MMt<«. G~M.K'cM, ty~ p. 8z. 939.
Lenglet DutreaMy, ~J/M~ de la /<M ~'<y~A& MtM~w/&, t&ts, ii). p. ttS.
/~w«t~, t7~ iii. tt4.
 &4/MW-A4~M~7'7' 7S
BARON (HvACtNTHE THEODORE), Senr.
See CODKX Medicamentarius, ty~z.
Baron, the eider, was bom at Paris, April. t6S6. Paris. Juiy z0, t/sS. Gmetio quotes an editioM,
graduated M.D. in t~to. was Protessor ofSurgery, Paris, 1749, besides the above Bituntef one at
Materia Medica and PhMtnacy. and in t7}o WM Lausanne. t~; and éditions of Pans, ty;8,4',
elected Deaa of the Faculty there. He wrote and Mranhfuft,tyCo,4", are mentioned.
some p~pen: on mediett sMbjettt. He died at
Etoy, ~<if/«)«<ta< //<~Mrxf, tyy8, i. p. e6t. ~«if~t~ 3~~<<, Paris, Paockoacke (t8M-
BtHtmer,~« C<fM&«,1~83,p. ttt.Z. 35). p. ~3.
Gmelin, G!M~M~ der C~ott<, t~, li. pp. 378. Qu~rard,Z~/~<««
Franu ~h«M, xBay,i. p. x8~.
tftay, tBs.
~M. 7<d.

BARRETT (FRANCS).
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Philosophy. In Three Books: Containing the Antient and Modem Practice
of the Cabalistic Art, Natural and Celestial Magie,&c.; shewing the wonderfut
Effects that may be performed by a Knowledgeof the Celestial Influences,
the occult Properties of Metals, Herbs, and Stones, and the Application of
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Magi, &c. The whole iUustratedwith a great varietyof Curious Engravings,
Magicaland Cabalistical Figures, &c. By Francis Barrett, F.R.C. Professor
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Square. 180ï.
4*. Pp. xv.[t] t?; [t blankJ. Bockii.tQ8[: of bookadvertisementsj.
Portrait
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containing b asa
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There was an uadated reprint of this book, with MMt~Mtt~<M </ aeftf/<~&t<i~Ay. i8a6, W.
the coloured portndts ofdemotts, issuedabout t~. W. Hennon, phnter and puMisher. Betton, Ma~
Besides a section on Alchemy, th<.re are short U.S.A." tt fs in )a)~e 8°: thé portraits of the
biograpbies of Hermès, Agrippa Albertus,Reger "vesMb ofiniquity," etc., are uncoloured, and the
Bacon, Lully, Riptey, HouMdus, ParMdtus, other illustrations are woodeut or sinXhr repro'
Glauber. Dec and Ketty. Thé coloured portraits dations of the bandsonie engmvings of the
of demons by Barrett–chnstened "Vessets of original. Under his portrait the author is called
WtMh," F~ten Attfets." Powersof E~ etc., F.R.S. that is an encr, for on the origine! title.
may bo comparedwith those in the &MWM/MM' der page (not on the *)ortr.tit) he styte~ Mm$e)fnot
~a~/M G~fMaMtt, and some by KMphazLevi. F.R.S but F.R.C.. brother of the Rosy Cross.
The titte isa fullcnough descriptionof the contents. 't*))epuhtisher ca))s the first editton "an almost
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printed as ibUows 7X<BM~<~ /A<~f~<
See UVKS (THE) OF THE AUKfTsin Alchemystical Philosophy.
 M/??W-A~7'<VOZ(7~5~.?

BARTH (JEREM!AS).
See BEGUIN(JEAN).
J~ ~J" &<' .M!WM~Paris, PMckouc)<e
(t9zo-
guinaswrotethé ?~M«tN<. He WM&nativeo{ 95).
i. P. 57'.
Sprottllu..lnSilt!$in.
BARTHOLINUS
(THOMAS).
De Transp!antattone Motborum.
~~THEATRUM SYMPATHET!CUM, i 'tf'
662,p. 528.
Barthotinus was one of the most hadacaMfed. But he~ the greatest mistortunt of
men of his tinte in Europe. He accompMshed was bom at ait for a scholar befe) him, for during bis absence
Copenbagen, Cet. 20. t<n6; studied languages a lire broke ont in his house which destroyed his
and phitoscphy there. and then theo)ogy and library and his wntings. He bote this
medicine. went to Leyden in x637, and devoted withheroiccourage, even writing a bookadvenity
himselr to literaturo and Ambic under Satmasius and the king out of coMidennion allowedabout it.
and GotitM. The next couple of years he spent propertyfret from tMe$. In him his
in Paris nnd Montpelier, passed into Italy and Dtrectorof the t6ya he was appointed
stayed three yeani in Pad. University Library and in t67< he
He atteMmtds \Msn)Mte~)a<tge oî the Mghtst Daniah tribunal,
vistted Romeand other p)ac<s,and proceeded to He died after a painfu) Htnesson Dec. 4, t68<~
Naples and Sicily. ta Messina the Chair of Phi). during his tbttrth Rectoritte.
osophy was offcred to him, but he dectined it and Hh worksare almost devoted to ana.
traveUed bad< to Baset in )&t5 and was created tomy Md medieine. His etttinety <<«t<'<M<M'«was tmnstated
Doctor of Medicineby Job. CMpar Bauninus, and into Italian, German, French,
a member cf the Ccitegiutn Medieum. He con- and, by command of the Gfeat and Dutch. Eagllsh
tMttedhis journeythrough fraoce. the Nethertands, Mogui, into
!ndiac.'
and Gennany, and arrived itome in t&t6. tn t&tT 7 Apart from his medici))ehe was a schotar. a
hc took the post of Professor of Mathematics. in poet in Latin and Danish, M orator,
t&tS of Aoatomy and Medicine. and in !6u was and potyhistorof thé most petsevering and antiqwary
tabori.
made perpétua! dean of thé Cottegimn Medicun). ous chaMcter. But he was not a chemist
After a btiUiant career thé Mag nominated him hardly a pnannactst. and
honorary protester, to a!tow him time to pursue His nm)e occurs inaU t))ehistories of medicine.
his own work, and he retired to an estate which he
EratmtM P. F. Vindingius, ~<~M Academia
~!«NK<~ M ~t<M Eioy, /)«;<MM~~ jt<'f~ de la ~M~'M.
~o/tMcnttM suis '7M. P. t3S: '778. i. P. ~7°.
f~<MM!/d/<t.t66s, pp. 378.384. Moren, C/M~ /)&A~M< ~j/o~M,
Albert. Barthohnus. De &M /~M<~m< /.t~- '7M. P. '47.
/'<~Mt<mM.t6M. pp. MS-t~g. Portal, ~M~~A/~ttAw&~t&~t
Konip. FW~/A-fa ~M~A~Mt. t67S. p. 88. C~~M,
t770, il. pp. S7t-6o8,&MM.
Mercklin, Lindenius ~<t<w~ t686, p. too<. HaUer, &</M~<a A;/<!«t<;<t, i~, i.
ton. pp.
Conring, </«tt<~<tM ~r~M ~~«Mm H!<t)er,Bldllalkua
~~<«M~«;aÀnalanrïca,
~/<a/oot<M,tr~q,
y?~, i. pp. 400.
/«~~t687. p. t7o; addit. pp. t~. t?~. <& 905. 408.
Freher, ?)tM/~M ~n~a<j!<<M«~tT<M. Haller, B~o~to CAt~~M, t774, pp. 337.
!688, p. tgoS; plate &t.
Witte. Dta~MM ~t<~<f~c«m, t698. sig. Rm-tx 340.Ha])er. &te<~f<t Me~t<M! P~c~t-a., t~yy. ii.
<w<<Ann. Dec. 4, t68o. pp. 6~~66.
Crenius, ~)«aM<&<<M~j M<7c~M, t6o~- B' ."A' l'.J'
Hutd)iMon_FM~A'~<;o. t~ ,i. .1 s3s.
<7M. Pt. XV: P. g! Chatmo-s. T~tK'w~/F.&tWt&Mca/an.. p.
Hendreich. /'<Mt<~c/<f ~~ta~w~ t~. p. t8!9, iv. p. 7~.
~«p'a~« A/Af~&, Paris, Panckoucke (t8to.
Fabricius. /yM~-M ~<M'<<? /!<t~M«t~<?, ~),PP.S9a<03.
t7a4. vi. pp. ~.<. Sprengef,C<K<4<ft4Af <<<<-
.<r«Mytt<M< t8t7, iv.
Roth-Schottt. ~/<c/Aw<t ChwtM. t?~. p. t8. pp. tôt-t~i &~<MMm.
Niceron, ~M-<Mo<'w ('7!!8), vi. p. t3t (r73t), x. Deteimeris, /?/</&«~M< ~M/<~wM <)'<-la
p.19*' .MMf<-< t8:!8, f. i.p. aM.
Manget, ~/«)~<!if-~ 6'c/o/-m/< /Mf<<t<-<~<w, Hoefe)-,~.M~~ <? /« CMmM.<843, ii. p. 9<o:
t7-)!. 1 i. p. !t~. tMo, ii. p. a4t.
StoOe.t<M7<M~«M' ~<~oW<<&f~AM~~< Kopp, der Ot<M&,t843. i. p. tgg &
Cttc~/<
6'<< tyjt, pp. a<7.9M, 4<463.48t.48n. Mo. ~<MMM.
jM ~m~~MS~ Btyte & Thillaye, ~'<~<M< ~M<c<tA, ~sj. i.
'73*' P- p-436.
Morhof, ~AM~ tygz. i. pp. t~ ~o, 879. Phillippe& Ludwig, <~t0~ der <4A'«<A'
97~ to?o )<.pp. M~, 343.383.384, o<M. tSss. p. $'4.
Kestner. AM<~«< G<&~«t.~<.r<fM, t74o. HaMe)-,C~~AAf dcr <MMM~, taSt, if. pp.
p. 86.
Jocher, ~~«x<M~ <~a5/)-A-<Mt. t7<o, Bidtm, Oat~ B~Mt/M ~e~to' tB~o, i. pp.
i. co). 8:to. 5d4·573
BARTHOLOM~KUS À CLIVOLO.
VIOTTUS (BARTHOLOM/EUS).
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BARUCH (SAMUEL).
Donum Dei.
ABRAHAM UraltesChymischesWerk,t76o,Partii.
ELEAZAR,
Die Gabe Gottes.
See HKRMM'tSCHESA. B. C., 1778,i. p. 61.
BASILIUS VALENTINUS.
Fr. Basilii Valentini, Ordin. Benedict. Chymische Schriften, aus einigen
alten MSten aufs Seitsigste verbesscrt, mit vielen Tractaten, auch etlichen
Figuren vermehret und nebst einem vollstândigenRegister in Drey Theile
verfasset; samt einer neuen Vorrede, von Beurthei!ungder Alchymistischen
Schriften und dem Leben des Basilii, begteitet von Bened. Nie. Petraeo,
Med. D. Sechste Edition. Leipzig, Verlegts Joh. Paul Krau&, Buch-
hindler in Wien, t769.
8*. Pp.[t&t.<mnti!pieceinc)uded]t~t64.t8phte$. T!t)etedatMtbhM:)t.
MS.
notes. The frontispiece
consistsofBiMithts'
portrait,andundenteiKh
b a viewofa
mine.
pp.46;~99.aptateft.
PP.9M'"33['5S).
!33L'55J.
The thttd volumecontains Handgrift'eBaïiMiVatentiai,p. Mj;y.
Heinrich Eschenieuters FOnf Kte!ne TttcMttein, BMitiiSchriftet),p. tcp7.
Jcdoci von Rehe PtrthmhM-und Univettat-Pro.
Cbvh oder SeUBMetder in vo~herhgehenden cets, p. ttt6.
<tioffT[attat)einentha)teo ChMMteren, p. t04<).

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Theil. Oder Die funtf letzte Bücher Basilii, betitutiret: Sein tetztes
Testament, und Auniegung aller seiner vorigen Schrifften,und mit seiner
eigenen Rand auf Pergament au<gezeichnet Sind zu Erffurt in seinem
Closter in einem hohen Altar vennauret gefunden worden. Zu Trost und
Guten aUen Liebhabern der himmlischen Weifshett und Filiis Doctrins
Hercoetico-Spagiricaemit sondem Fleifs abgeschrieben, doch als ein edler
Treuer Schatz in Geheim zu halten.
S.t.a. &typ.n.
a*. Pp.46j;8. Interleaved, andwithMS.notes.
perfectsa &)-asit goes,buti<B ontya portion ?~~<M)«M/. witha flytitleandno pubUther,
place.
ofan edittonofthecompletewcr):s. ordete.
heen<ttMth)(t6ofthe6ve booksot the/<~t
Les DouzeClefsde Philosophie de Frere Basile Valentin,Religieuxde l'Ordre
Sainct Benoist. Traictant de la vraye Medecine Metalique. Plus t'Azoth, ou
le moyen de faire l'Or caché des Philosophes. Traduction Francoise. A
Paris, Chez Pierre Moët, Libraire lure, proche le Pont S. Michel, à l'Image
S. Alexis. M.DC.LIX.
8°. Pp.1-14,t<.t6 wantiagty.ty6,misnumbered t6~. Onewoodeuta wants
)e&fviij,pp. t~-!& Thétract~M<A basa separatetit)eas follows
AiOth,j0u temoyende<a!re t'Orcachédes Philosophes. DeFrereBasileValentin.
ReuM,eonrigé&augmentéparM*-L'agneauMedecin.A Paris,ChezPierreMoet,
UbMiretafe,pMehetePont& Miehet àThnage S.Alexis.M.DC.DX.
8*. Pp.ts6. Vignette and!4woodcuM.
To thisIs appendedthe T'n~O~o~ /'M/<Attwithseparate tide and
pagination. Ses BEftNARDUs, andsecAZOTH. Thé vignettetepnsents Seniorand
AdotphM with thetreeofthemetals b etween
t hem.
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BASILIUS VALENTINUS. C~~M~.

Triumph Wagen Antimonii, Fratris Basilii Valentini, Benedicter Ordens, allen,
so den Grund suchen der vhralten Medicin, auch zu der Hermetischen
Philosophy beliebnis tragen, zu gut publicirt, vnd an Tag geben, durch
Johann Thôlden, Hessum. Mit einer Vojrrede, D. Joachimi Tanckii,
Anatomes& Cheirufgise Professoris in der Vniversitet Leipzig. Leipzig, in
Vorlegung Bartholomœi Voigts. Gedruckt bey Friederich Lanckisch. Im
Jahr t6z4.
Pp-MMS. Regi<!terfM.t,pnater'st))arkoftheaet)rde)ys,Mdco!ophon:
Leipzig.GednMktbeyFnettehchLMckisch. -j
tmJahrM.DC.XXtVigbtankI j- Titte
redandMack.
renaaaDtaeK.
This volumecontains the following: 4. Vom Stein der Weisen, Theorica und Pmctiot
Epistte dedicatory of ThCtde. Georgii PhtBdfonisRodoehed. P- 393.
Préface ofTantku. Commendinot-yVerses. <. Dervhnttte RittarM~, p. 4~9.
t. Tdumchwazen. p. 3. Opu!Satumi
6. Opus Satumi Isnaci
!saaci Hottand),
HôlPandi,p.p. 465.
a. Von der finctur oder Oteo Stibii. Rogeri 465
BttMnbAneM.pi964. 7. PhitMophischeBettachtoof; wn der mMttht
LapMts, und seiner Bereitung,p. ;t9.
3. Von dea Particular und Un!versat Tincturen, 8. Von der occutta Chemteonttn
p.aM. ein )<MrtterTmetat.p. ~6t (in verse). Philosophia,
Theodoti Kerckringu Doctoris Medici Commentarius in Currum Triumphalem
Antimonii Basilii Valentini à se latinitate donatum. Amstehedami, Apud
Henricum Wetstenium. cïa ïoc Lxxxv.
ta'. Pp. M349. [t7, i bhnt]. Théengraved tMek by Romynde Hooghe,
t6jr4.F)veengravtogfnnthete):t.
[Another Copy.]
Anéditionof thé <«<tw TMto~Aa/M tn Latinwas puMNhed: TotoMB.
-–. Apud
f
PetrumBose,M.DC.XLVt. translatedbyP.J. Fabre.
Theodori Kercknngii Doctoris Medici Anmerckungen über BasHii Valentini
Triumph-Wagen des Antimonii. Nebst einem Vorbericht, worinnen ein und
anders, was in Basilii und andem dergleichen spagyrischen SchriCten, zu
beobachten, dientich seyn môchte, angezeiget, zu End aber Kcrckfings
lateinische Votrede verteutscht, beygefuget wird. Numbetg, bey Adam
Jonathan Felfsecker, ~724.
8*. Pp.[38.itMhxtin~the engravedtitlebyF.G.BeckafterRomyn de Hooghe]
350. FivesepanMe.et)j{rfmnj~
Von den Natürlichen, vnd vbernatMichen Dingen. Auch von der ersten
Tinctur, Wurtzel vnd Geiste der Metallen vnd Mineralien, wie dieselbe
entpfangen,aufsgekochet, gebom, verendert vnd vennehret werden. Trewlich
erôNhet durch Fratrem Basilium Valentinum, Benedicter-Ordens. Vnd
nunmehr aus seiner eigenen Handschrifft in Druck pubticiret. Durch
Johann Tholden Hessum. Leipzig, In vorlegung Batthotomœi Voigts.
Anno M.DC.XXIV.
e*. Pp.M t-ag.93-H9.fg. contains verses,thedev:ce,
a tafgeOeurde!Min
a border,andthe colophon Leipïif;. Gedruckt bey FriedenchLancMsh, i6M.t
Tittetedandhhttt.
BasHii Valentini Phitosophi & Chymici Experientissimi Tractatus Chymico.
PhHosophicus de Rebus Naturalibus & Supematundibus. Metallorum &
Mineralium. Francofurti ad Moenum SumptibusJacobi Gothofredi Seyler.
M.DC.LXXVI.
S°. Pp. 64. Symbotie
vignette.Seethefollowing.
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BASILIUS VALENTINUS. C~
Basilii Vatentini Philosophi & Chymici ExperientissimiTractatus Chymico.
PhUosophicusde Rebus Naturalibus et SupematumMbus. Metallorum &
Mineralium. Francofurti ad Moenum Sumptibus Jacobi Gotho<red.
M.DC.LXXIX.
Seyler. M.i~t<AAtA.
oeytct-
r, P~
s'.
S'. Pp. 4
64.
p. 64.
On thé titte is a vignette represanting thé sun et faeteotit~. The outer circular spaco is btantt,
wtth the ateben!it<)sign of copper on the nose, and it is eut et equa) distance: on its margin by 3
emerging froma deeociMutar vessel. Round the smatt drctea contaming respectively the words
hm are the words: Fons Benedictas Aq<M:Vivre. Homo AnixMte.Aurum Minerale, Vinum V~eta-
In front of thé ve~Mtis a séné! of concentric bile Ffomthe centre space procoed three radiât
citcubr spaces, the centre one conttuning the spaces to thé inner margin of thé outer cireutar
signs of thé 4 etonents and in thé space round space, and Otuated between the smaller c!pe)es
it thé words Natura, Ars, Semett; the neitt con- above mentioned. Théuppef Mdia)space contains
taining thé words: Solutio contrit, et coap)!atio thé word Spiritus and the symbol for Mercmy,
SpMt),solo a&efit modio and thé next Mu'acu- that to the tett hand the word Anima and thé
lum naturee in subtili perficitur Médium qui symbol ror Tartarus, that to the right the word1
inaeott totum perMet Auerte Muonà totnbmtibitib~
~¡II' ~m p .r.
Corpus. and the symbot for Sulphur.
De Occulta Phitosophia. Oder von der heimlichen Wundergeburtder sieben
Planeten vnd Metallen, Fratris BasUtjVatentini, Benedicter Ordens, neben
einer TaSet der gantzen Philosophischen Weifsheit. Jetzo zum andem mal
in Druck verfertiget, Durch Johan. Tho!den Hessum. Im verlag Jacob
im
Apels, Jahr t6ïi.
a", pp. 64.
The 7'<~Mis wanting.
Fr. Basilii Valentini Ordin. Bened!ct Via Veritatis oder: Der einige Weg
zur Wahrheit, wie er solchen ehemals beschrieben hinterlassen Nun
aber um dessen F&ttreOtchkett willen denen Liebhabem der Wahren
WeHsheitzu Dienste den Sendivogianischen SchnHtenmit beygefuget durch
Friederich RothScholtzen Sites. Nümberg, bey Joh. Dan. Taubers seel.
Erben. 1718.
8*. Pp.~.950.
S* MS.notM.
Pp.223-250.MS. ote&
Extracted fromRoth-Schottz's
editionofSendivogius'
~vor)t&
Aphorismi Basi!iani.
HAPSUUs(M.N~ CheiragogiaHet!ana, t6M,p. ~t~.
Auret!œ occultas philosophorum partes duo, GeorgioBeato interprete.
SeeAUREH~B occultae.
L'Azoth, ou le moyen de faire l'or caché des philosophes.
See R!CHEBOURG 0. M. D.), Bibliothèquedes PhilosophesChimiques,!74t, iii.
p. 84.
Brevis appendix & perspicua repetitio aut iteratioin librum suum de magno
lapide Antiquissimorum.
MANGKT (j. j.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa,170~,ii. p. 422.
Claves duodecim.
&~ ~Mf SummarischerBericht.
Les Douze Clefs de Philosophie.
.Sa?MCHEBOURC (j. M. D.), Bibliothèque des PhilosophesChimiques,t~t, iii.
p.
8o M.SVZ/~ ~MZFA~TYA~~
BASILIUS VALENTINUS. Confinued.
Liber duodecim Clavium.
MANGET(jr. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 1702, ii. p. 413.
ZwMfr Schüssel, dadurch die Thüren zu dem Vraltesten Stein vnser Vor&hren
eroNhet, vnd der vnerforschliche Brunnen aUer Gesundheit gefunden wird.
See ~/<M<'Summarischer Bericht.
[scHATz und Kunstkammerl p. 641.
TANCKE(jtOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchemis, Ander Buch, t6t4, p. 64!.
Von dem grossen Stein der Uralten.
See [SCHATZund Kunstkamme)'], p. 6to.
~< TANCKE(jOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchemtœ, Ander Buch, 1614,p. 610.
Liber de Magno Lapide Antiquorum Sapientum.
Set MANGEl:(J. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 1702, ii. p. 409.
Von naturt!bhen und übernatürlichen Dingen.
CHYMISCH-UNTERIRDISCHER Sonnen.G!ant2, tyaS, p. 43.
Practica, una cum xn clavibus et Appendice.
MAtER(M.), Tripus aureus, t6t8.
~< MU&EUMHERMETtCUM,1749,p. 376.
De prima Materia Lapidis Philosophici.
MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t7oa, ii. p. 4~.
Rythmi.
SM SCHOLER(CONRAD),GrCndtMche Aufslegung und warha~e ErMarung der
Rhythmorum, t6o6.
See MEtSNER(LORENTz), Gemma Gemmarum Alchimistarum, 1608.
M~sner'!isa reprintofSchNer'swork.
Summarischer Bericht von dem Lapide Phitosophorum.
ELUCtDATtO Secretorum, !6oz, p. 3~9.
This inctudesthe tracts ~m~'o~t <&<-~<x&<-<jMand ~~eM ~Mit~e J! ~M/aM.
Urallen W~j<-<CM <«~ &<M&~or C&Mf ~M<.
Ein kurz Summarischer Tractat
[SCHATZund Kunstkammer], p. 6to.
See TANCKE(jOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchemiœ, Ander Buch, 1614,p. 6to.
tnctudesthé tmcM ~m t<<M ~«w« Skin der Mnt&<M ~Oa ««j)! ~~A~<t ~M:M/,und der
~~t/ p. 6to. t<)!~n<~K~ B~taxot aller G~)KM«<~</t<)t~<t
Die .eM~&)!fw/, <nrA ~& 7X)~M< su danr <M' p. 641.
Symbolum.
GLAUBER(JOHANN RUDOLPH),Teutschlands WohMahrt, Fünffter Theil-
Amsterdam, 1660, p. 20 or, 7<<,Prag, 1704,p. 649 (in Part v.).
Sa OCCULTAPHtLOSOPH!A, t6t3, p. 52.
Testamentum Chymicum.
~M T~EDATrifida.
AscnbedbyKoppto BasiliusValentinus.
Triumph-Wagen des Antimonii, nebst Theodori Kerckringii gelehrten
Anmerckungen.
ROTH-scHOi.TZ (FRtEDEmcH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, 17:8, i.
P. 653.
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BASILIUS VALENTINUS. Cw/MH~.

Via Veritatisoder: der einige Weg zur Warheit.
SENDIVOGIUS (MtCHAEL),ChymischeSchnfUen,t7t8,p. 223(~).
Von der Wurtzel des Steins der Weisen (in verse).
v. (j. R.),M.D.GüldeneRose,No.Vt.
Güldenes Kleinod, übersetzt von Basilio Valentino.
See TRtTHEMtCS (JOANNES), 178:.

Nützliche Anweisung und ExpHeation aber Basilii Valentini Chymische

SchïifRen.
CLINGIUS (FRANCISCUS).

BasiliusValentinus Redivivus.
~KNÔR(LOU!SOtLHOMMti:DB),t7t6.
RedivivusFr. Bailius Valentinus.
WtHTBRETT (JOHANN JOACHtM); 1723.

Au&tegongRythmorum Basilq getertiget durch Conrad Schutern.

SeeMEtSNBR (LORENTZ),GemmaGemmarum Alchimistarum,t6o8.
Er!autemngen einiger Verse welche in des BasUius Valentinus Schriften
vorkommen.
See TEtCHMEtER (HERMANN FRtEDRtCH), 1788.
MEtSMER (LORENTZ), GemmaGemmarumAlchimistarum,oder Erleuterung
der Parabolischenund PhilosophischenSchriften FratrisBasilij, t6o8.
PhilosophischerHaupt-Schlüssel über seine XH Chymische Schtusse!.
pH!LOSOPHtSCHES Lichtund Schatten !738.
Das Valete uber den Tractat der Arcanorum Basilij Valentini.
RHKtNHART (HANS CHRISTOFF), 1608.

Nachricht und Recommendation in einem

einem Programmate
Frogtammate anno 1704 vom
anno 1704 vom
BasilioValentino.
Basilio Valentino.
AM
&e WEDEL
WEML ~REORG
(GEORG WOL~fGANG~.
WOLFFGANG).
Whether BasiliusVaïentinoswas a rea! person As to his being a monk at Erfurt the words
or not, whether he was a Benedictine monk at of Gudenus are quite précise Eadem setate
Erfurt or at Walkenriedor not, whether ne was a fMccccxtn.] BasiliusValentinus in Divi Petri
Bénédictinemonk at t!) or not, whether he WMa Monasterio ~ixit, arte medica & naturaliuni
native of Alsace or not, whether he noMshed indagine mirabUis. Insuper ijs aecensetur, quos in
in t~t} or t<t93,or in both, or neither, whether augmentum spei Mtninant aurum confeeNse, sic
his Workshad bcen hidden and were aftenvards aiienâ démentie post scecuta (at)it, ideb minus
discovered by a nash of lightning or not, whether culpabilis, quod non nisi decipi amantes faculta.
they were by him or by ni!) editor Thotde or tibus e)ntantur'; and in the mdex the référence
Thotden, whether they are ail genuine or some ruM: BasiliusVahntinus ordinis S. Benedicti in
are by other writers, whethM ParaeebM copied Monte S. Petri ctaras.
him or he Paracebus, whether the works are not If, however, he were at Watkenned, he contd
rMattyby PwaeetMS.whether the name Basilius have been venerated now as one of the "ancien!
Vatentinm is not made up and may even denote wise men," had he onty left some of the "gre&t
the Atehemitid mystery iMetf–are questions which stone to keep the stonesof his monastery in good
have been debated and some of which bave been reM[ir,for tbey are tumblingto thé groundto-day.
ptOvMonatiyanswered, but a of which are still The Engtish editioas are the tbUowiog; Me
opento diseassion.if omlyfreshdata wouldcorneto earlier one!!have become tare
tight. Even a partiat answer to any one of Last wi)tand testament ta tteys The Stoneof
them coutd hot be despised becauM since the the Ancient wise men; A short way and repeti.
writings containapparentty first notices of a good tion of former writings; Conclusions and expeh.
many ehemi<alreactions and prodacM,it wouldbe ments; SupemaMrat medicine; Treatise concern-
satitfactory to bave the date of these settled once ing the Mia-otosmc,[with separate tMe.pages).
fora)) and assignedto the proper authority. London, t6s8, !6s& Stna!)80.
82 ~7/9 ~/J?AT/A~-A4rr

BASILIUS VALENTINUS. C<w~. f

Last wiU and test~nent with woodeuts. Thé 't'riuMptmnt Chariot of Aatimoay with the
Lond.,1670,8' cCommentary of Theodore Kcrckringius. Seing
The same. Lond., to/t-yo, 8*. tl Latin version publisbed at AmsterdMt in the
the
Of natuKt) and supernatuw) things transhtted year
y 1685. tntnsiated into English, with a Bio.
by Daniel Cable. Lond.. t67t, t8". gMphicaf
g Preface (by Arthur Edward Waite).
The TriumphantchariotofAntimony.with notes 1London, t8o3,8°. pp. [i..viii.]. ix.-xxxiii. bhnft!
by Kerckringius (tmnslated by Richard R~sseU~. es<~M
London, 1678, 8°. "Pmctieawithtwelve keys and nn Appendix,"
The Triumphant chariot of AntimoM by t. H. ht
li '"t'ho Hermetic MtMeum."transtMed
8°. by A. t:.
London, t66t, Waite. London. tSog, i. p. ~tt.
The following tnay be eonsutted for thé many Roet-haave, jVew~Mf/Ax~of C~MM/f)', tu-
difficulties obscurities, and contradictions, con- Peter
P Shaw, t/M, i. p. 35.
n~ted with this author. Fictuld, /< Stein, t7sj, Erster Theil, p. 49.
Maier, ~MA'&t <<«~M' ~f~~ t6<7. p. s~y. (praiscd
(j in Fictutd's manner. Lbt othis genuine'
Borel, BfM«xA«s C~Mt'M, !6s4, p. Mg. works.
Il The tpurious are given in part ii. p. );).
D. J. Morhof, ~<jM< ad ~tt~/o/~m, Hamb. Wiegleb, //<~M~4-</M'~< t~t/~ft~AM~ der
t673. P. ~33. ~/f~mM. Weimar, t???, p. zgo.
Gudenus, ~an'o ~f~M, tôy~. Lib. Eby, Z%fowat'~ AM<~t~ de la ~MiMM.
Cap.at,p.M9. )t77S, i. p. ~8.
Merckt<n, ZM<&«<'Mttifac~a~, Norimb. t686, Baumer, ~/K~«a C4<~<;<,t~a, p.
p. tap. (Mwdy a list of his boots.) &y<~ M?-OM<~K-~der ~!<~< C~'m«'. 1785,
Leibniz, Epistota data Hannov. 97 Jun., t69o. p ta6 (doubts his existence), SOS.
pp. 587,500,
Reyher, D<~fr/<;«'o A~Mm;))~, Ki)ia:t, t6o:, 599,6o8-9.
e 6Z9,6~.
p-tgo. A~f/MM w/<<~ die ~A'~MM, Duisburg,
Borriehius, Co<u~c~ Scriptorum <:AMM'fc~<N) tt~So, p. tu. (Betievesio Mm.)
Hauniie, t6o7, p. 30, No. xxxxiv. tttnetin, C<'jf~C~ der Ct«!tM, t7t)7, i. pp. 136.
Tollius, ~M/o& /&~M)'«t, ed. Henninius, t
t;y&~aj.M.
<70o, pp. t~S, tSy, 9t2 & ~u<'<M. Ersch & Gruber. ~<M<-M<f ~<<y~M der
?t'M/~A<t ~Mf der ~~j<A'«M~, 1702. tH~<tMMjcAtt/?<-«, t3to, il. p. t)t6 (article by
P.6o. sSprengel) tSas. viii. p. 40(by Hrhard).
G. W. Wedel, /'<iM'~MHM.f<~<M~«:oK tn- Sprengel, C<j<-A«A/< der .M~h~< tS:y,
<<M<~o/<'de ~t!~7/o ~&H/<xc. Jena, t/o~. iii.
ii p. ~5.
Placcius, ?%<-<M, éd. J. A. FabndM. Hamb. Biographie ~~&<t~, Paris. Panckoucke (tSzo.
1708. Section De Schptohbus Pseudonymis, p. a5) P- '5. (ExcetieMarticteMdfMtbyJourdan.)
m. Dezeimeris, Dictionnaire ~M~~M de la
Kunckel, Laboratorium <M«-«m, lytô. p. 4~ .t
AM~ Paris. tS: 1. i. p. 301.
& /tM~M (Criticism of many of BMitius' sme. Schmieder, Gt~AtcA~<~y <4MMM~, tSj!), p.
ments). t'97-
Roth.Schottï, ~«~A-j y~~a/~m <~<'<a«-<tm, Hoefer.~M<ott~dl<&1- Chi-i-
CA/MM,-84-,iaae, 1.
i. P- 4:3 ¡
p. 453
tya?, i. p. 66;. (Lists of Basi) Valentin's works. tt866, i. p. 476.
We7del's notice of him.) Kopp, (~c~AM~e <<t~ i.
CA~MM,1843, p. 74 &
Motschmann, ~M /.f/~<'a/a (1729-33), Ute passim,
<
Sammtung, pp. 390-399. Phitttppe & Ladwig. <~jfAM<'<der ~<
/)« ~<M<jj~o/'<MTe~t' ~4~t)'a«a, 1730, pp. J( Jena, t8s5, p. 411.
gn6~oû~ Ladritgue, &~M~tM?<« OM'e~; &Maf<'j
Bibliotheca &<
Mangea ,<~t<-c~<, &<M. 1870.Nos. Sf-Sm.
S
t73t. Il. it. p. 423. Kopp. ~'<7rtt~< sur C<.tM<eA<< der CA<MM,t~g,
Stolle, ~M&~a~ MM-//< ~M't/MtM<j<-A<'y< ii iii. pp. tto.t~o.
&/<!ArA< tygl, p. 590. (Questions his existence.) HMebrand. "Der Alchemist BasiUus Vatett-
Jacob ~~ojM'j /*m~omMJ ~<M~«M' m<a//«N-. tinus." tn A7'<<!«~û4~/i' <~~n-Ky/. ~~<-
ti
t73a.p.t45. <'<AM~ iu &
ci Zerbst, 1876. (Kopp mys
Morhof, /'«û'At'~)', lygi:, i. pp. 84, 8~. ocorrectly that thé answeringof the question is not
Kestner, AO-j ~/<M-~<<-oa, t~o. !)~
ndvanced by this diMertation.)
p. 875. (DoabtM as <o his existence.) Kopp, ~« /<~<m«', t886, i. p. &M.
Lengtet Dufresnoy, ~~<X/'< <& Phtlosophic
/M~«- Losswit: C~~tf~ f<5' ~w< 1800, i. p.
~M~M. t74a, i. p. M8,!ii. pp. 3!6.3to &M. 21
foeher, ~</<pMMMM!Gf~Z~~iOt, ty~t, iv. Sudhoff.~/<<M /'tt<w<H<-< tSa~. p. 7t
cot.t~oo.. (doubts
(; his existence),& ya~'m.
BATSDORFF (HEINRICH voN).
See REtREHAND (CHRtSTOPH).

BATT
OAi 1 ~NTONtUS;.
(ANTONtUS).
Thesaurus Absconditus, in Agro Dominico !nventus: Duas comptectens
Partes. Quarum vna est deuotarum Precationum, & gratiarum Actionum.
Altera piarum Meditationum, & Exhortationum sacrœ Scnpturœ verbis
totaliter contextarum. Eruebat eum R. P. Antonius B&tt, Bened!cttnus
Anglus. Congregat. Ang)ican:e Monachus.
 jM?T–MMM~ 83

BATT <(ANTONtus).<w«'~
Leetaborego super eloquia tua, sicut qui inuenit spolia multa. Psat. ï t8.
Parisüs, Apud Petrum Rocolet, BiM!opo!am Regium, in Palatio.
M.DCXLI. Cum Priuilegio Régis, & permissu Superiorum,
M°. Pp.[tz]a$t. to<tex[7].
Abookofdevotion
andreligious andnotaboutChemistry
meditation, or Atcbemy
!t<ail.

BAUER.
~e CRASSHOFF (JOHANN).

BAUHÏNUS (CA8PAR).
Caspari Bauhini Basil. D. eiusdemq. Academ. Anatom. et Botanic. Professor.
Ordin. De Lapidis Bezaar Orient. et Occident. Cervini item et Germanici
ortu, natura, diSerentijs, veroque usu ex velërum & recentiorum ptacitis
Liber hactenus non editus. Basile~ Apud Conr. Watdkirch. Anno
MDCXIII.
8°. Pp.
8°. aM. tndex,
Pp.[i!4]
[~ a88. tadex,eetc.
tc.[M].
[to]. 33sepamte ptates.
sepamte ptates.
Hendreich mentions an edition Bas ï6ss, 8°. WOrtetnbefg. He died Dec. ~tt). t6M. He
BauhinMS,son of Johannes Bauninuï, fanmus wrote works on anatomy and especiattyon botany,
smfeon, was born at Basd in t~so [others tj,6o], and was a translator and editor. He published nn
studied at fadua and MontpeOier.and was sacces- edition of thé .S~if/<t of Varignana. His son,
sively Pfofestor ofGree):. of Anatomyand Botany, tohanoes Caspftr, was no !eM distinguished than
and finally of Medicine in his native place, town his father and grandfather. For a note on thé
physician, and private physician to the Duke of betoar stone see under W)TT)CH(JOHANN).
Witte, /ff«)M F~~t~t'~M, x683,Sig. U 3 Portai ~f<ot'M<)M~oMM'~<<f/<! C~t'nf~M,
recto. Ann. s De&, ï&t4. tyTOtii. p. to<, etc.
Mercklin, ZM<&N~ ~/<MW/M,1686,p. t~o. Ha))er, ~W«)~«M Fo<'<t««'a,tyyt, i. p. 36~
Hendreich. /'s<t</f<<?/~a«<<M~a<yK~,1699,p. Haller, B<t~A<c<! j<MnA)m«'a,tyy~, ). p.
:!6a.
Job. Jac. Scheuchzer,A'OMt/.«~tt<! Ai'/w/«r<! Haller, j?<</«~«'« ~</«t'M<f/n!f/«f, tTyy, ii.
~~f~~c MDCCIV., Tiguri, 1705,pp. 48. p. a~s.
Manget. /M/M/~a &efMm jMf~o~m, Heriiog, ~~<'<<t~<;f<n'<-<F, ty~S, pp. 183, a~,
tygt, 1. i. p. ~46. t6a.
StoHe,~7~~ t«f /o~<
Historie<~<-~f/MTaMfA<w
der Alediciiiischeie Gmelin,Ge<tA<~<der 6~<'Mtf,ty< i. p. 334.
f?<<t~M/, t73t, p. e6a. etc. Hutchinson.M J7~< ty$9, ii. p. ~3?.
Niceron, <)<i'Mc/'M.t/gs, xvii., p. MO. Chalmers, ?~ Mm<'ra/~<!ft~«-a/~<tca<
Kestner, JM«~«' <?<<<~MC~, ty~o, i8ta,)v. p. 180.
p. /<«!~e~<'< ~«:&, Paris, Panckoucke (tS~o-
Chaofepië, A'oMM'aa /)tc//f)t<t< AM/<< aA i). pp. 47-M.
tyso, p. YM,(tetter B). Sprenget. ~irfA~ ot! ~M/< tSzy.
<4/~<mfmfjGetekrten-Ltxicou,
,~Gcher,ANgerruints =750, i. p. 63.
~c/~f/ft-~M'fM, 1750, 1
co).
Jucher,
863. ri
Dezeimeris, D'I'
/)M/K'«t<!<f<' H."
~ 'J~r/~c </f /n
K)oy, /?~/fM««n' ~M/<yK<- de la J/~&f~«', ,)/<Ma-<M<, t8a8, i. p. 3!
'755, p. '4" 1778, i. p. !!8y. Bay)e et Thiihye, Biographie ~t/f, i8~5,
MOt~n,/.< Grand Dittionnaire ~/0~tff; t7SO, i.p. 308.
ii. p. tôt. G .V.L, J ~t<~«!,
Haeser, C~t~M~Ader
U J.o.' t88t,
88 ii. p. 57.

HAUM.
BAUM.
&~ THEORtK(Die) und Praktik des Gold- und Sttber-Baums, tySy.
Set METALUSCHERBAUMGARTEN, t74t.
ForthéoeMneneeofthe word'Arbor.' B<mm,'nnd 'BaMmgaften'in the tittes of otchemica)ttoots,
see Kopp, Dit <</f~w«, tS86.ii.pp.375.378.

BAUMANN (ALBRECIiTCHRtSTOPH).
.S'F<'
CRE!LtNG(JOHANNCONRAD),
t739.

BAUMÉ (ANTO!NE).
Chymie Expérimentale et Raisonnée, Par M. Baumé, M&!tre Apothicaire
de Paris, Démonstrateur en Chymie, & de l'Académie Royale des Sciences.
S4 ~~M~–F~MM?7?

BAUMÉ (ANTOtNE). C~Mwa~.

Tome Premier. A Paris. Chez P. Franç. Didot le jeune, Libraire
de la Faculté de Médecine, quai des Augustins. M.DCC.LXXMI. Avec
Approbation, et Privilege du Roi.
S". Pp.Mctx.,489. Portrait and8 plates of apparatus.
T. U.M67i[tb)M)k]. eptatea.
T. H!. 968 [for 6~8). z plates.
There are two iK)MSof this book the same printers with the same date, and
with the same number of pages in eachby vot(une. tn the best t~ue Coebin's
of Baumé is signed by him and is tumed to tbe right, and the vignettes are po~tmit signed
by Moreau le Jeune. !n the other both portrait and vignettesare reversed, are not
signed, and are infetior in exécution, ln the best t~ue the misnnnt 068 in T. Ht.
does not occur, and the same volume contains the ,g~,pnvUege,w a list
..a.r.ofermta.
vaa. &LII~and ua
catalogue o*uoo)~
'-MuMusne of books on ~oemmry.
Chemistry.
Baumé, one of the most dMnguished chemists His researchesco~r almost the whole Cetd o[
of France doring the eighteenth centnfy, was bom chemistry, and they were not eonnned to the
at Senlis. February z8. t~C. and after some school. scienceitself, but extendedto chemicat technology
ing was appreMit~d to an apotheeary. At the end and to the application of the science to manu.
of a couple of years he went to Paris and becamea hctutes. Baumé's nameis familiar in connection
pupit ofGeot&oy, and in ~739passed the examina. with hisarmometer.
tion of the Collège of Phartnaey with great distinc. Amongbis works may be meationed a Disserta-
tion. Soon after he was appointed to the Chair of tion on Ether, Paris, tyw, tz'. CM<ff<&C~f,
Chemistry io thé College. In 1173 his reseatches P&ns,!t767,tz°: ~M~/ <& Ût<m«', Paris, ~3,
ed to bis etectioa to the Academy of Scienees. !n 1766, M, tmnstated into Enethh, German. and
t78o, baving acquired a moderate fortune in the ttatitn.
business which he had conducted, he retired from ~/AK~ a!' AtaMm<-&<~M~M<
it to devote himself to chemical researeh. When PMts.i7& tTSo. 177:.i8tS, ~Mt~wf.
e".
the révolution broke ont. however, he was deprived <& C'AtMM, Paris" 8*.
of his means and wasconstrained to re~mbark in <?~«n<~ t799,
He wrotealsoa gréâtnumber of papeMpublished
chemical manufactures. He was admitted to the in the Journals and of Soetettes.
InStitute in 1796.and to the Societyof Medicine in Pf~ceedings
1798. He died Oct. t~. x8o4.
Weige!, CfMwMjj der ~«)tM und a<Mtma~" DMameris, ~~«ut<!<M ~M/o~a~ de la
C~M<<,t777, a vo)&,/<t~t<M. AM&«')M, i8:t8, i. p. 3zo.
Baumer, &M~<ca C~~Ka. t78z. p. &~n~~ M<<t«Mf//<f, t843, iii. p. 308. article
GmcMtt,GM<;A«:A~< <<efCA<otM.t798, ii.p. 359, by CadetGassicourt.
etc.. etc., and 1790,it~, p. 63, etc., etc. Kopp, C~~tc~ Ct~tf. t843-47, ii. p. ttg
Cadet GaMiconrt, Bruxelles, t8os. &<<tH<m.
Fuchs. ~~<~eM««t, tS«6-o8, pp. 397, 3~. etc., B&y)t
&Thi!)aye, B~< ~M~/< tS~,
etc. !i.p. ~8.
A<s~Mc ~MiM«;a/ P&ris, Panckoucke (t<zo- A~M//<
~«aw~M Gd'n&ale'1859'
C~tA-s~, ï859, iv. col. ce). 819'
8m,
:5), i). p. 6. MtMebyHoeier.
Qtterard, Z,</'h!<«'<~<tt'M', t897, i. p. 9~ Pcm<ndorer, &4<~A./<&/<!w<
T«M~M«~,t86g, i. col. tt6.

RAUMER (JOHANNWtLHELM).
Bibliotheca Chemica, adornata a Joan. Wilhelmo Baumer, in Academia
Giessena Medicinas Professore Primario. Giessae Apud Joan. Justum
Fned. Krieger, Acad. Bibliopolam MDCCI.XXXII.
o8'. tPp.[M]
rp~txjtto. AbnefbutMMfut
tt6. ~t iefbut MMfut
one bibMogmphy.
bibMogmphy.
Ritum'if was born at Rehweiter, t9th Sept., and pTMtMM stones, on underground hydrogmphy.
was Professor of Medicine in 1748 and of on fMmtaim,on fitotogicaf subjects, and on
Mit$,
1 hysics in 17~4 at Erfurt then in tyôg Professor medicine, anatomy, surgery, literature, etc., and
of Medicine at Giessen. He died there, 4th Aug., was author of Mtements of Chemistry, Giessen,
t~M. He wrote numerous treatises on minerais :y83, 8°.
Weigel, G~<M<<njj der ~e«t«t und a«~!Mt<!<</« ~«~-(Mm der C~ft)~ Z<<n!/f,
C~<MM,t777,i.p.346&~<m. t8o6~. pp. 3:4, S49,
F. W. Strieder, <?~(~&~ < ~n<tfA<M ~NM~M ~M~o/f, Paris, Panckoucke (i8ao-
G</<Af«)t und ~ct~~</&f G<MAt<~<,iy8t, i. s~i).p.6~.
Gmelin, C~<:AM~/<
der C4<m< t~'ty~, vols. Deteimens, /)~<M«xa/M
JO.ledton
» Hiilorique <&
W~y~M de /<tla
ii. and iii.. Aw~t. ~MM~M~t8t9, i. p. jaa.
Meusd, ~<~<cc« t~fw~t lys~Mtt&ootw~o~oxH BayleThi)~ye, Biographie~~«-o/< t8«, il.
?'f«/NAM .S<-ArWf/< t8o9. P.t~-
 MM?CW–FA~ 8$

BAUSCH (JOHANN LORENZ).

Joh. LauMntii Bauschi Med. D. & Physici Reip. SuinfuttenMSOrdtnani
Schediasmata Bina Curiosa de Laptde Haetnatite et ~Etite, ad mentent
Academiœ Naturœ Curiosorum congesta. Lipsis, Impensis Viti Jacobi
Trescheri, B!btiopotz Uratislaviensis.
s. Typis
Typis Johanms-Enc) Hahnit. Anno
Johannis-Enci Hahnii. Anno
MDCLXV.
8". Pp.M'&t;[8]?9[tbtMk].
8". TMerred
Pp.[4] '&t MM[t bhnk]. TMe ed andMack.
and Mack. yyptates.
ptates.
Banschwas bon) at Sept. 30, tco& Bamch't scheme wefa JOHANNMtCHABLMUR
bis fathe), Leonhard Schweinfort,
Bausch, be'ng a physiciM (y.f.). Georg Balthasar Mettger, and Georg Bat.
there. After thé usuaJ schoohng, he <t)sotook to thMarWohtiafth. Bausch waselectedthe lirsl presi-
medicine, and after attendlng several German Uni- dent on January ist, i6pt, and was called Jason t.
veMittes,spent two years in ttaty and gmduated at !n t<6t he wes attached bYsevere pain in his
Attorf with the highest distinction, June o, tëgo. right j<tw, but it ceased and recurred onty at
He theo pMettsed m bis native place,devottnghis tnMrvats tlll ~6&t he then MSeredso se~etetythat
tebu~e to Botany and Chemistry, to the entatrge. he wasunabteto speajtor to swattow. He
ment of bis MbMry<mdmMaeum,and to condttetmg was Mi)Bdwith panttysis of thé tet~tde, uttiMatety ttnddied
a [eamed correspondence. In t6$t he issued an tyth November,t66~.
address containing a scheme for the founding of Besidesthe above work he wrote abo D, t/
a society or academy for the encouragement of cornu ~h<n7t,Lips. 1666 and De ~«/«' (~.
phyMca) research, whichled to the fonnationof the j<e, Jecœ. t668 VnuM. t668. Of tbe tract
'Academia Leopotdino.CaroMna NatonB Cario- /«/<' AcMa~ Hendrelch quotes an edition
sontm." The perMM!mmedi<tte)yconcemed with Vmtis!. 1664.
Freher, 7'A«!<n<atM<wwotc~K<«W<'a«&Nt, Haller, ~S~/«~<!f<!
~aa/eMM!, ty~ft, i. p. ~y.
t688, p. t~ot, pottrait, phte &t. Haller, ~M~~« ~<«-MM!~w/«w, 1977, ii.
Witte, Diarluml~l ~<tf-Mm, t6M. Sig. VuU4 p. 588.
verso. Gmetio. G<f<tM/«&~ <~<MM,ï~, ii. pp. ~05,
Hendreich, ~'M<<M<!a' ~M<&~M~K- ï6o$, p. ao7, 9t~.
46~ Fischer. C<~A<aM<m6, !9M. i. p. e6z.
Manget,~MM«~M<t &~<~tf<!t Af«<Mon<m, Fucha, A~/e~ot, tScô-et. pp. t6t,t6~.
iyg:, 1. i. p. a¢~. chalmers, ?~Ge)K~t/p<t~M-<<0<<-<<<wM<y.
Stolle, ~~<«w sur ~~fW-M der Gf~~tY, t8t9, iv. p. 186.
'73~t P- S~tfoundationofthc 'Academia'). ~AM ~<M&'«&,Paris, Panehoucke (t8:to.
KestMt,<tM<<&"t«cA<tGe&<)~«t-t.1740,p. M. z~t. ii. p. 68.
JOcher, ~)Mt<M«fj C~&J~«'<m, tyM, ). Bayte& Thillaye, ~«~Mt~M ~~<f<<. 1855. i.
cot.Mo. p. 407.
Bachner, ~<M<~)t*Mt A~w Ca~M~a~M ~ip<M<&MZ'<«/~< ~Kg~~M, 1875,ii. p. ï8~
Hisloria, t7;5, p. 463, No. t.

BAYEN (PIERRE).
Herrn Bayen kônigl. franzosischen Staabs. und Ober.Fetdapothekers
Chymische Untersuchungen über das Zinn, und Beantwortung der Frage
Ob man sich ohne Gefaht zu okonomischen Gebmuche der zinnernen
GeS&e bedienen konne ? Auf Befehl der Franzosischen Regierung bekannt
gemacht. Aus dem Fmnzosischen übersetzt herausgegeben und mit
Anmerkungen begleitet von D. Johann Gottfried Leonhard), onënd!chem
ordentlichen Lehrer der Pathotogie und Chirurgie zu Wittenberg und der
Chursachfs!. okonomischen Gesellschaft Mitgliede. Leipzig,bey Siegfried
Lebrecht Crusius. ~~84.
.8". Pp.
.8". Pp.x:i.,SM.
;).XU.,SM.
Btyen (t~S'ï~S) was a chemist of gréât in- acid, etc., etc. His <~«t~~t CMmf~tM~.edited
eenuity, ortginahty, and ditigence. It b daimed by Parmentier and Malatrot, were published at
for him thMhe was the first to observe thé iacfeiMe Paris in tMS. a vob.. 8".
of weight due to caMnation. though he did JeM Thé originat of the above appeared at Paris in
Rey Mt jastice he m<tdeinvestigations on rocks ty8*.
and tninentb, and minerat waters, mercury, nitric He wasa member of the French Institute.
Gmelin, G~JMeta*<&~C~t~. tToo, iti. p. 797. Quërard, ~a /«<'< Z<7/A'<!tfe,t8:8, i. p. :M9.
A~«~w <&/«~7«/ (Sciencese~themstiques F«jg~a~M Mt~ff</&. ~843,hi. p. 337.
et Physiques),An. Vt). <i799)'i'- P- '44- Aa«M~ ~f~t~ C~f, t8s9, iv. col.
Reuss. A~am Camm«<~tfy<«~ Ci~~M, 865.
t8o3, pp. a. !:t6. Poggendortf, &'<A<K~<~M:/K' Ha,7d.
~<!a<
Fuchs. ~t~ew, tCo6-o8, pp. ~o~,4<7.~~o, !«f~<~«<&,1863,i. col. tt~.
435.449-
 A4 ~6-/?FC~P~

BAYRS (ALBERTUS).
Colloquium Spiritus Mercurii cum fratre Alberto Bayrs.
See F!GULUS(BMNKDtcrus), ThesaurineUa, t682, p. uo.
BEATUS (GEOROtus).
~'<'fTHKATRUM t6$9, iv. p. 4~7.
CHEMfCUM,
See BASILIUSVALKNTINUS,
Auretiœ occutta:
BECHER (JOHAMNJOACHtM).
Johann Joachim Bechers, Mcd. Doct. und Rôm. Kays. Maj. Cammer. und
Commercien-Raths, Chymischer Glücks-Hafen, oder Grosse Chymische
Concordantz und Collection, von funSzehn hundert
Chymischen Processen,
durch viele Mühe und Kosten aus den besten
Manuscriptis und Labomtoriis
in diese Ordnung zusammen getragen, wie
folgendes Verzeichnifs ausweiset,
Nebst einer neuen Vorrede, oder Bedenken von der
Gold-Macherey,
Herrn Georg Emst Stahls, Kônigt. Preufs. Hof-Raths, und ersten
würcklichen Leib-Medici, wie auch Prssid. des
Ober-Collegii Medici.
Neue und viel verbesserte Edition. Mit KônigL Pohln. und Churfûrstl.
Sachs. Privilegio. Halle, 1726. Verlegts Ernst Gottlieb Krug, privile.
girter Buchhiindler.
4". ''P. M 8M. Register[z8] 2 blank. Title red and black. Portmit.
.<. editionappearedat FrancMurt t6~. Becher'sCommentarius Dberdes MenteSnyders
4. The preface is dated London, ~4 March, Schrifften, roS.
p.
Spiets.Concordant): Oberdes
'°°*'
Part 1. NuysementsSal
Sai
est'
Coeteste. xa6.
pp.. tt6.
gleichsamcin ~="
Comnieticarius B" ~cid~M
ElucidariiM.jori,
NiajorisAppendix,
Appendix,
iiberden
U~'dJ'~rd~Bcmardum,p. 1. p. r~r~
,? PhijosophechesGutachten über die
l'hilosophische T.ncturim trucknenWeg. p. a:. 'PaftXX..Append!x:
BechefsChyNscherRosen.GaMen, p.79o.
D. Joh. Joachim Bechers, Remis. KayserL
Maj. Rath &c., Chymischer
Rosen-Garten, Samt einer Vorrede und kurtz gefassten Lebens-Beschreibung
Herrn D. Bechers, zum Druck befordert von Friedrich Roth-Scholtzen.
Numberg, bey Johann Daniel Taubers seel. Erben, Anno 1717.
8*. Pp.~6. TitteredandMackwithavignette:ahMdoutofad<)ttdsqueeaMaa
bunchof gmpesovera goblet.
Therewasan editionin iyta, Svo.
Natur-Kundigung der MetaUen. Mit vielen curiôsen Beweifsthümen, natür-
lichen Gründen, Gleichnissen, Erfahrenheiten, und bifshero
ungemeinen
AufTmerckungen vor Augen gestellet. Zu Erhaltung der Wahrheit,
Erlâuterung der Spagirischen Phitosophi, und Gefallen der Liebhabern.
Verfertiget durch Johannem Joachimum Bechem, von Speyer, Mathematicutn,
Medicum. Lege totum & Relege.
Esdrse tv. c. 8. v. t.
Edisseram autem tibi similitudinem Esdra. Enimvero, sicut sciscitanti
Terra dicat tibi, se gignere perquàm copiosam quidem humum
fingendis
fictilibus Parvum autem Pulverem unde Aurum Fit, ita se habet pœsentis
sévi Negotium. [Something eut out.] Franckfurt am Mayn, In Verlegung
Martin Hermsdorns. An. t~og.
8'. Pp.[t4Jj47. Résister[37]. t~ntispit-ce.
 ~FC~ËW 87

BECHER (JOHANN JOACHtM). Cf~'KW~.

Institutiones Chimicz Prodromae, id est, Joannis Joachimi Becheri Spirensis
Mathem. & Med. Doct. Oedipus Chimicus Obscuriorum Terminorum &
Principiorum Chimicorum, Mysteria aperiens & resolvens. Opusculum,
omnibus Medicinœ& Chimiœ Studiosis, lectu perquam utile & necessarium.
Amstetodami, Apud Etizeum Weyerstraten, Anno t664.
t9*. Pp.[t6]9M.[y, r btank].Mnemved title,and plateofthe PragueMeda)
inchtdedinthépagination.Onthétittc.pagca vignetteoftheSphère.
ThePragueMedalis reproduced byTottucin his~<j~/<e /~M<'M~-M'.
tToe,p. 138.
Institutiones Chttnicee Prodrome i.e. loannis loachimi Becheri Spirensis
Mathematici Et Medicinae Doctoris. Oedipus Chimicus Obscuriorum
Terminorum & Principiorum Chimicorum Mysteria Aperiens & resolvens.
Opusculum, omnibus Medicinae& Ghimiae Studiosis,.lectu perquàm utile &
necessarium. Francofurti, Apud Hermannum à Sande. M.DC.LXIV.
t~ [7, t bhnk]. Engruviogs
ta*. Pp. [t6, inciudingtwo eagfitvings] of
OedipusMtdtheSphynx andthé PragueMeda.
AGermantmnslation waspublishedat Franckfurt,
t<8o,8'.
Intsitutiones (~ Chimicœ Prodrome, i.e. Joannis Joachimi Becheri Spirensis
Mathematicœ Et Medicinae Doctoris. Oedipus Chimicus Obscuriorum
Terminorum & Principorum (~f) Chimicorum, Mysteriaaperiens & resolvens.
Opusculum, omnibus Medicinse & Chimiae Studiosis, lectu perquàm utile
& necessarium. Francofurti, Apud Joh. Maximilian.à Sande. Anno
M.DCC.V.
M". Pp. [t61 toa [?, t btantt]. Engravingof thé Pm~aeMedaland of
Oedipus andtheSphmx.inctudedin thé Mginat'on.Thèseare reproduoed from
the t664éditionof Sande. Théfirstword!s misprintedin thisedition.
[Another Copy.]
Joh. Joachimi Beccheri Spirensis Mathematicseet MedicinaeDoctoris, Oedipus
Chymicus. Seu Institutiones Chymicea. Opusculum omnibus Medicinse &
Chymise Studiosis lectu perquam utile & necessarium. Editio Novissima.
Cui Prae&tionem prœmisit, SynopsinTitulorum, notas marginales, sensuum
& rerum distinctiones, nec non notas, & animadversionesindicemque adjecit, t,
& ab infinitismendis iiberatae. Supplementa Beccheriana,Elementa Chymiœ
Methodo Mathematica conséripta exhibentia subjunxitJoh. Jacobus Rosen-
stengelius Medicins Doctor. Francofurti ad Moenum, Apud Joh.
Maximilianumvan Sande, Anno MDCCXVI.
8°. Pp.[M]!K:8.Index[tt] [t Mantt].Hn~raved titlewithpictureof Oedipus
andthe Sphinx,and ptate of thc PragueMedal.ThisJastis not included in the
pagination.SupplementaBeccheriana:–[6]t~. Index [6]. This tract bas a
separate
title-page, andpagination.&<ROSENSTBUCEL
signatures, ().j.).
Joh. Joach. Becheri, D. Spirensis Germani Sacne Cœsar. Majest. Consil. &
Med. Elect. Bav. Opuscula Chymica Rariora, Addita nova Prœtatione ac
Indice locupletissimo muttisque Figuris œneis ittustrata a Friderico Roth-
Scholtzio. Sites. Nonmbergœ & Altorfii, Apud Hœredes Joh. Dan.
Tauberi. Anno MDCCXIX.
8'. Pp.[M],<o,3~ TMeredMdNadt.
88 BECHER

BECHER (JOHANNJOACHfM). Cf~'W~.GN.

Thb whtme contains VU. //<<)y ,/M 6~t'M-M<t/.(f«M.
Biographimt introductionby Koth-Sehott!.
Bêcher
wnh a phtes, p. ~M.
s ?'~aj~'Mt</f<~j/t<~<f~ with Vttt. ~w~ von 7'«~/a, p. M6.
ffootispiece, vignette, and ptnte of the Prague IX. C~~t'j~~A'~f~.f~p.
Me<M.including: X, Ff~'f~/tcM t~M ~a«~< p. ~y.907.
t. t<<«(M/tf/< with tt phtte~ p. g!. XI. ~'a~/a&M <<</<t~<!<M,
t C~~m ~/«~< CoMM/M~KM, p. zM.
Seu ~«Km. Of the precedingtracts thé
f~/M~ ~~mf~-H~, ~<tw ~w Pro. 7'~«j retains thc
M!e givenabove, and Nos. ii.. ))!
~Mawwffm); ti.. ix., ); and
f~/on<M Nitri & Salis 7<j'/M~a& /t~t!M, x). h~'c long titte-pa~es, whieh however are in.
with pjittes, p. 63. ctuded in thé paginMKm.Of the Tripus there
tU. ~M~/Mm t//M< p. gy. was an eartier édition, FmncMm, t689, 8°.
tV. C'M~/tAt~/M~/<~«~<'<tf<H ~M««',p.
V. e'o«f<<t/!(/«t~M~M~~w. p. 183. tgo. No. "Chymischer Rose)).Gartea"MCOntained
m the t;wj<- C~
VI. C~~At van Erfind- und ~t<<<<7«~ eines C<'w<«~, t7a6 (?.f.)
"o-.x.. Bericht von dem WMioctuded
fOM/f~a f~;w, p. t<)~. )n the T~t/MM N~M~MSande," ~Max~«<~ in
1679~).
Actorum Laboratorii Chymici Monacensis, seu Physice Subterrane~ Libri
Duo, Quorum Prior profundam subterraneorumgenesin,nec nonadmirandam
Ctobi terr-aque-aëreisuper & subterranei fabricant, Posterior
specialemsubter-
raneorum Naturam, resotutionem in partes partium~; proprietates
exponit,
accesserunt sub nnem MiHc hypothèses seu mixtiones Chymicae,ante hâc
nunquam visse, omnia, plus quam m:t!e experimentis staMHta, sumptibus
& permissu Serenissimi Etectoris Bavanee &c. Domini sm ckmentissimi
elaboravit & pubitcavit Joannes Joachimus Becherus, Spirensis, Med. D.
Saoœ Caesar. Majestatis ConsiUanus, née non SerenissimiBavanœ Etectoris
AutiB Medicus. Francofurti, Imp. Joh. Davidis Zunneri. Anho
M.DC.LXIX.
8'. Pp.[38]633[y, a b)Mh].Fotding notinctaded.
frontispiece
édition.A German transitionwaspuMMMd at FMnckfun. t68o,
8° andIÓc)O.
8", 8".
Actorum Laboratoni Chymici Monacensis, seu Physic~ Subtenanea; Libri
Duo, Quorum Prior Profundam subterraneorum genesin, nec non admir-
andam Gbbi tenr-aqu&aërei super & subterranei (àbricam) Posterior
specialem subterraneorum Naturam, reso!utionem in partes partiumque
proprietates exponit. Accesserunt sub nnem m:Uehypothesesseu m:xtiones
Chynuc~, antehac nunquam visse: omnia, plus quam miUe experimentis
stabilita, sumptibus & permissu Serenissimi Etectoris Bavaria: &c. Domini
sui ctementissimi elaboravit & puMicavitJoh. Joachimus Becherus,
Spirensis,
Med. D. Sacrae Caes. Majestatis ConsiHarius,nec non SerenissimiBavanae
Etectoris Aulss Medicus. Francofurti, Imp. Mauritii Georgii Weidmanni.
Anno MDCLXXXI.
S". t'p. iM,inciuding thefrontispit~ej
8to. tttdex[toi. Titteredand btactt.
Between ~6tthe is.nsertejthetitte-p~ cf theSMtSupptem~M between
Atthoendisthéth!rdSupptement. 678.6791~
'r~ ~°°~ SMpptement. withsepamte
~~F~ ')- Horctogiorum
J~ The.~ et de
cxp.rie.tia n.~ ~pS~
a<met)en<t' Kauone& accurata ad societattm
Constntetione. Refmm
A.Mih~n~ in C.))esio G~hamensi°Londini Ja. 16~
Ltbrontm Joh.Joach.Mecheri.M i btaok. Pp-~CMËgS "S"*
Joh. Joachimi Beccheri, D. Spirensis Germani Sacr. Oes. Majest Consi!. &
Elect. Bav. Physica Subtenanea Profundam Subterraneorum
Med~ Genesin,
è principiis hucusque ignotis, ostendens. Opus sine pari, Primum hactenus
& Princeps, Editio Novissima. Prsetatione utili prœmissâ,Indice
tocuple-
tissimo adornato, sensuumque rerum distinctionibus, Libre tersius &
 FJ?C~? 89

BECHER (JOHANNJOACH!M). C~of.

curatius edendo operam navavit & Specimen Beccherianum,Fundamentorum,
Documentorum, Experimentorum subjunxit Georg. Ernestus Stahl, D. Prof.
Publ. Ordin. Hall. Lipsite, Apud Joh. Ludov. Gteditschium, Anno
MDCCIII.
8*. Frontispiece
andtitle,9 teaws Introduction,préface,andcontents,
pp.[:8]:
Text, pp. $60; Titie to the first Supplement, t )eaf; Text.s6t.6M[pp. 6s;-6
omitted<nnumbering); Titteto secondaupptonent,[6!o-69o]; Text,69t.8ea[8:3-
833omttted];Titte Mthird Supptetnent, et< [833*834); TeM,83~.1008tndex,
33'$34~.Tcxt,835
pp.[36].
The ~«'<<MM Aw~n~f)* bassepamte titte-pageend pagination:
Specimen Beccberianum sistensFundamenta, Documenta, Experimenta,quibus
PrincipiaMixtionis
Subterfaneœ, & InstrumentaNaturalianiqueAftincM<t demon-
strantur. Ex AutorisScriptis,toMigendo, cotrigendo,connecteedo,supptendo,
exhibetGeotg.KmestusSta.h),D. Prof.Pubt.Hall.&Acad.Nttt.Cur.
concinntttttm,
Colleg. Lipsiœ.apud Joh. Ludov.GtediMcMMm.AnnoMDCcnt.
Pp. [8] 304,Index,pp. [t6]. The gcnemltit)eis in redandbhctc.
Anotherédition\vaspublishedat Leipzig
in tygS.4*.
Trifolium Becherianum Hollandicum oder Der Rotn!sch-KaysetlichenMayestat
Ka~ter- und Commercien-Raths Dr. Joh. Joachim Bechers Dtey Neue
Erfindungen, Bestehende in einer Seiden-Wasser-Mühleund Schmeltz-Wercke,
In Holland vorgeschtagen und werckstellig gemacht: Mit gründlicher
Anweisung, wie es mit denselbigen Sachen beschaffën ist.. Aufs der
Nieder!andischen in die Hochteutsche. Sprache übersetzet. Amsterdam,
Bey Johann Thiem. ï6?9.
6°. Pp.M6a.
PartU., BerfchtvondemSaod,"wasteprintedintheC~tweAtC~M /f«rK'Mt, t~to(/.f.).
Joh. Joa. Becheri Spirensis Medic!na: Doctoris, Tripus Hermeticus Fatidicus,
Pandens Oracula Chymica, seu I. Laboratonum Portatile cum Methodo
verè spagyncè, se. juxta exigentiam Naturas, laborandi. Accessit pro Praxi
& Exemplo. II. Magnorum Duorum Productomm Nitri & Salis Textura
& Anatomia, atque in omnium prsecedentium confirmationemadjunctum est
III. Alphabetum Minerale, seu viginti quatuor Theses de subterraneorum
& mineralium Genesi, Textora & Analysi. His accessit Coneordantia
Mercurii Lunœ. Omnia juxta Authoris Doctrinam & Principia in Physica
sua subterranea ejusque supptementis conscripta, adeb ut hic Tripus
Hermeticus Commentarius Prapticus super pnefatam Physicam subtenraneam
verë dici queat, utpote scriptum raris Experimentis,multis Figuris & profundis
Speculationibus innixum, ut Lectori per se patebit. Exaratum in Cornubia
ad extrema Angtise ora inter ipsa mineralia expérimenta & autopsiam, cura
Friderici Roth-Schokii, Siles. Nonmbergœ & Altorfii, Apud Haeredes
Johann. Danielis Tauberi. MDCCXIX.
8'. Pp.310. Frontispiece,
PragueMeda),Platein64compartments ofApparatU!.
Fun~ceoptates. Symbolst p!ate. a SymboHeplates. Furnacee phtes.
Thisis identieatwiththe <~)w«/<t<mM ~'ftw~ (secabove).wantingRoth-Schottz's Lifeof
andotherpreliminary
Hcchcr, matter.
Oedipus Chymicus.
~< ROTH.SCHOLTZ (FRtEDERtCH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, 1730, ii.
p. 6t9.
Su MANGKT
(j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,1702,i. p. 306.
90 ~~C~F~CAT~~

BÊCHER (JOHANN JOACHtM). C~/MM~.

Panthéon Delarvatus.
See FAUs-f(JOHANNMtCHAKL),Philaletha ttiustratus, t7o6, p. to6.
This is
This b an
im exposure
exposure(of fAXTAt.BOM
(y.f.).
~PAXTALBOM~.f.).
liether (bom t&3~at died t68aat London) as pteuminafy to his édition of Becher'<CA)'w<~<
is lot onty famousin Speyer,
the of Chemistry for ~M~M,
his theory of combustion, history t/t? There is ako a notice
but is notable as a tech- in Roth.Scho)t:s (?.f.). edition of Bechers t~<~«/«
nologist,miner and metallurgist, and projector of CAyoMM ~a~c/M, tyto (~.f.).
varionsetoaomicat schemes. He travelled much Lists of his works are
und wasthe imthor of a ountber of works besides by Bûcher (see above), given by Adelung (9. v.),
Reimmann
l,
Becher's
thosein the présent collection. ln addition to the ~V~w«:A<H~~<<}. by Roth.Schohz(tn
noticesofhim inthe histories of Chemistry and in 'n his ~Mf<~<t C~m<f« (q.v.) nnd(secabove), Z~
the eneyctopiBdmsand biogmphtcat dicuonaries., TAfa/~m CA<'M<~«(tygo). il. p. 620. as a prêtée
there may be consulted thé depreciatory article ott to the O~~f ~«tttw, and in Hecher's /'t)'wa
him by Adelung(GwA~M'~Mf~Uw)~ A'a~. ~<f/~wa, t68t (~.f.). Metctdin, A<~<«~
~'7, i.) (?.f.); on thé opposite side UrbiU) ~~efM~ t6S6. p. 6t9.
Gottfried Hucher's work Das ~«J/<t< ~e- His portrait is preHxedto theC~M'ff~-C/f.
/Mt-(;<<'M Mf&r Person ~~M Z?M<M-/eAa<« His PO. 1796 One isNoontaiued
cotttattMd ittinBucher'a
~ucher
rtmll
b.).
i. sOne
/<M~M &~A<ft,NOmberg. t/M &ndJoh. Med. ~<. L!fe, tittten trdm a painting which Monged to
Reimmann, 'Vorbericht' to Becher's ~Va~r<~<' RothSchottt (/?tMh< fAM/~m CAf-M~MM.
M~</M~, t707, and Retmntann's F<a/«'/e~ <M '73°. ii. p. o~t). add it is abo in Roth-Schotttt's
of&~M<w-t'< 1710.Ht. pp. 536, 537.
/a~MM, /'A</<M<~A. Bt/<Naa/, i. p. 33.
Thé Vorbericht' was reprinted by Roth-SchotM
Hendreicb, /'<M<&</<c ~Btt~MW, t6<)9,p. Etoy. ~w««t<'ff AM~ny«~ da la <M&~M.
470. ''7K. P- '44.
Paschius.~A~tM/~MM/M. 7'racA! t?oo, Baumer.~Wo/~a C&M«tM,tyS:, p. $9.
pp. tt7,639, 6~. ?9o. F<y/n~tw C<t<-A~t/~ der tMt~< C~M«, tySs.
Paschius,&A~«t~M <&curiosis Mtw</<f, pp_53t. 6z3.<, 6~6. 633.4. &)o.
vii_§8. p. Mo §10, p. ~3 §ao, p. 301. Hutchtason, ~<jFr<a Medica, t~oo, ii. p.
Tollius, ~M/t~t//<tt/?, ed. Henninius, M'.
tToo, p. t3S. Fuchs,/f'<MM'/f~-t<Mt, t8o6<S,pp. t44.t46, «9.336.
Roth-ScttottZ,~<M~<-<-<!C4«<tt' t7M, pp. M. Bt<t«! ~<M<ta~, Paris, Panckoucke (t8zo.
a9t, 3!3(~M).a.s (~, ~7 (~). 182SI. il-87 (article by A. J. L. Jourdan).
Manget, ~~«)Mee<! .S<-n~o~<M jM'«A'tor«m, Schmieder, C~~AtfA/«~<~<4/f~<wt~t, tSge,p.4t7.
'73'. t. i. P. ~S. Hoefer, ~M/M'~ de la Chimie. il.
/«tot ~«~e/<&~nx~omM~Btt/M~<-«e~«<t//M<B, 9t6, and t86o, Il. pp. ao6.soe. 1843, pp. 3:3.
p. 330 Kopp, G~tff.~ < CA~M. t843, i. pp. 177-
1732,
Sorhof, .P~t~ tyga. 234. §t7; ):49. tSo&~ttHOtW.
S i 8to.§6 3~7. 83s 739.i.j)p. li. p. 404. §3. etc. Poggendorf!, ~<j~B~~tKj4./t«MMte~< /Vs~.
Zedler,<xtf~Me/fL<f<fmt, 1733,tii. col. 863. tcë~~wA. 1863. i. col. 124.
Kestner,Medicin. G~M~'M.Z<:M'<-<Mt, ty40. p. 06. <<<)M<<)M! Z~H/MA< Bt'<g~AM, t87~, ii. p. zot
Lenglet Dafresnoy, /jA<~ de la /'A<« (ajrticteby Oppenheim).
~f~t~M, i.
ty4t. p. 411 iii. p. n6. Kopp, Be«f~< sur Cw~fjt~~f CA<Mt<x875,
JCchef,~))«'Hte< G~~M-<-<<wx, t75t, i. iii. p. ao!.
co).889. Kopp, ~/fA<m«', t886, i. pp. 6s.6o &~o~m.

BECHIUS (PHILIPPUS).
See AGRtCOLA (CEORG), Bergwerck Buch, t6:t.
PMHpBech, or Bechius. a native of Base), be. mining, and edited works on philosophy and
came pmfes!!o)-thereandtaught Latin andLogic. medicine. HediedSept.<o..
He wrotea commentary on Virgit and a book on
Mercklin.Lindenius ~<w~<M. t6M, p. gn. Kestner, ~M'~f ~<-&~M.t-/«'M, ty~o.
FtBher, 7~<M M~-em B~~M~ Clar. p. 08.
< '?!. P. "~48. <8cher,~~M~ C<<w.w<M. ty~o, i.
Hendreich, /'<«<&~<sF~UM~My«-<e. t699, p. cot.888.
47=. Herzo~,
Herzog, ~~««t
Alluna ~a«~c~,
Rauricar, 1778,p.
1r¡8, e69.
p. 262.
Morhof. Polyllisll1r.tyga. u. p. $!, §9.

BECKER (D. D.).

Der Chymische Wahrsager oder Beschreibung eines Rubinrothen, fixen und
durchdringenden Oels, so ohne alles Feuer und Zusatz fremder Dinge aus
dem Thau bereitet und denen und zur fernern
Chymicis Alchymicis
Erforschung aufrichtig mittheilet D. D. Becker der Medicin Doctor.
Langensaltza, ~5~. bey Johann Christian Martini.
 ~CA'JM–~CA'~M 9'

BECKER (D. D.). Cc~

8'. Pp. [t~] to~S [a Maxh]. At the end )<.tt method for nxthiug cruçibles to
boldmehed tead-etass.
Thé present tract was followed in 1751 by Gmclin, C<< der <M~ 1798. ii. p. 338;
/)M<~f))M'Mt)')tM~~<«~~< See Kopp,ZM<MM,t886,ii.p.349.

BECKER(DAMKL).
De Unguento Armario.
&f THEATRUM SYMPATHETtCUM,t6
&<- 1662,
6z, p. ;t4.
5t4.
DanielBecker, the younger,bas his name spelled Hc wrote a few medical dissertations, and is
usuatiy in this way. Witte is not conostent, forthe geuerallyreg arded as thé author of the tract on
fathers name he htM spelled Beckenis, whitethe the WeaponSatve, though it bas been assigned by
son's hc spetts Beckhents–which is the converse some to bis fMher.
of the common ptactiee. Mercklin gives a short biograpbicat notice with
He was bom at KCnigsbe<-j:,Jaouary s, '6~7. the date of his birth t&)7,and yet he put: in thé··
His tather. withing him M have aMbemtéducation, Ust of his works, the "Medictts Mictocosm<a"
sent bim to tt&ve) in 1646. He visited various which was puMished at Rcstock in Yëzz,and thc
Universities in Gennftny, Wittentberg. Leipiiig, "Ue Cuhnvoro rm~tMo Observatio" which
Jetta, Altdorf, tngobtadt, Tttbingen, went to ttppeitnxt at Kanigsbem in of 1636, without (x'it)g
France and Haty. and graduated at Strasburg struck by the incompatibility the dates. Thèse
it) t6sz. He next visited Holland, and when he niistakes are copied without correction by Manget
arrived at Kiinigsberg was made extraordinary and by Moteri.
ptofeMOf in thé Medtcat Facutty in t6s3, and freher has in his notice given Beckorvery gréâtt
ordinary protessorin t6ss. The Mtectorof Bmu- His list contains the writings of both
denburg appointed hit)* to be his physicien in fathur and son, but with no attempt at discrimina,
1663. HediedJanaaty 6 (others Feb. 7),to~o. white tion.
hc wasrecorofthe University for thésecond time.
Mercktin,Z.<~<<<'«'M ~M<f<«.f. !686, p. 23o. Moréri, (?f<MMf ~'<o/M<f< ~<'fA)~«< ty~9,
Freher, y.4M~wMYirorum <<&/MM <a~«M, ii. p. 903.
<688,p. t~oy. aller, ~/«t/~<-<t /M<~Mt«<B /w~<f, t779,
Mango, Bibliolh«a ~<<tf<fc< <MMMWK<M, iii.p. 98.
!73t, t. i. p.9~7. Fuchs, ~«~m, 1806-08,
t8c6~8. P
p.. lt4z-
t~i.
Kestner,~M!~«MM<&/<A/<)' t~.p. F«y/M ~<M«-<t/<l'aris, 1"anckoucke (te:o.
Jocher, ~mt<M<M (?<'&Ar/<'H-A<tf~,17~0, zs). P. 99
i. col. 90!.

BECKER (JOHANN PH!HPP).

Chemische Anekdoten oder Versuche, über einige zweifelhafteund noch keine
authentike Guhigkctt erlangte Satze. Von J. P. Becker, Senator, und des
Collegii. Med. Prov. Assessor xu Magdeburg. Leipzig, bey Christian
Gottlieb Hertel, 1788.
8°. Pp.[io]~3[tNMht
Becker(tytt.tyao,whois not to beconfused anapothecafyandmedicatas~MsoratMagdebufg.
withJ. Ph.Bêcher)wasbom Feb. 7. mt, at He is theauthorofrescarchs: on nttncftad,red
tiordfen,nearFriMar,in Hesse,became)a 1733 arsenic,etc.,in CreU's
~<Mt<~f«.
Meusei,~MC<&< ?!'«/<t~M~« JM<gM~M~tMA, Paris,Panckoucke(1&10-
&~<&M7~<<-« ~<<f. tM6, 95), Il. p. 96 (comptaiMof his uotntefesttns
i. pp.20001. bKjgmpMcat sketchin Elwen's~<<wt«M
<~M«tf~ /'At~-<MCt<).

BECKHER (DANtEL).
Historische Beschreibung des Preussischen Messerschluckers, wie Er nicht
allein durch einen Schnitt des Messers befreyet,glücklich geheilet, sondem
nunmehr ein Weib gefreyet, vnd zu Landsberg in Preussen seine Wohnung
genommen, sich auch bifs anhero frisch vnd gesund befindet.
Nebenst seinem Natürlichem Contra&yt vnd des verschluckten Messers
eigendticher Gestalt vnd Lange. wie auch Erôrterung FUnNzehen
Medicinalischer Fmgen. verfertiget durch Daniel Beckhem D. vnd
92 F~C'A~F~FC

BECKHER (DAUtSL). Cf/~w~.

Professor. KonigL auch Churfurstt. Brandenb. Preussischen bestatten
Hof~Medtcum,vnd der stadt KneiphoffPhysicum ordinarium. Kônigsberg,
In Verlegung Peter Hendels.Buchf vnd Gedruckt durch Johann Reusnern
tm J&ht ~643.
..4°.No pagination.a h-ave: B-Q.R., in fou)-!(=pp.t~o). Dftwingofthe
knifeand portrait. Followedby A<.
a Ms. Der HaMische Messer'Schtuctter."
by
Wolffgang
wotttgmg Chnstoph Wesnaer,Halle.
ChristophWesaaer, Halle,n.<
n.,d.,
[., pp.t~.
pp. t4.
Dani<:tBeckher. the eMetf,was born at PauïiK. according to Jocher, and on October t4, <6so,
December t~ t~. After eight years' ta according to the B~f ~s/o.
German Universtttesand ln Denmark, he study
obtatnet) Ho wrote a aumber of works on Medicine, but
a chair ofChetnistry and Physics at K&niMbets in no vcry gMat opiniot)of him h expressed by the
!6z3, and there became ticentiate in Medtcine. in taM-nttmedauthority.
t&t~ he was chûMn town pbysician of Kneiphoff, He bas beenconfusedby MereMin.Manget. and
and the Etecto)-of B~ndenburg appointed Mn) Moréri, withbis son.
court physician in 1629. He recelved the degree Editions m Latin of the present work are
ot Doctor of Mcdicine in t&*a. His death took mentioned: Regiomont. tS~.të.o. 4' Luga.
ptaeeOctober 18, [&S3.aeeording to Witte, in t6~s Bat. ~638, t~o, 8°.
Van der Linden, De Scriptis Medicis Libri J<fc. Jocber. ~n<t««M C</f~/M.<.rMca, <y;o,
1637,p. tZ9. i. col. 901.
Witte, ~MytaM ~<~p~<~Ma)H, t6M. Sig. Eee Haller, &'MM<M N(Xa«tta. i~t, i. p. 466.
3Mtw; Ann. t80ct., tô~g. Haller, F<W«<<4<M C4t'~<T!<-<t774. i. p. 3~7.ii.
Witte, /M'<«f~M!<~«WM<n tMjf~t ~<r«~C~nt- H~!ter, ~tM<«/A«'a~MtCMe ~<!<r/t<'<?, t~yy,
ttMC~Kftt,~676. p. S09.
Hendreich, AtMof~A? Frax~~Mf~Mœ, 1699, F«gvtt/~; MWM~, Paris, Panekoucke (tSao-
P.474. 35). ii. p. 98.
Kestner, ~M<!t/.«-M<~ot<'j
~A'Ar/~t-~f/f~a, ty~o,
p. 98.

BECKMANN (JOHANN).
Versuche den Gebmuch der FSrberrothe beim F~ben zu vetbessern.
ALLGEMEtNaUtxHches
chemisch-physikalisches
Mancberlei,t~St, p. a~t.
Bedencken über die Frage, ob die Transmutatio Metallorum mogtich sey?
~M ROTH-SCHOLTZ
uee awaaa-~aessva.aa. (FRtEDERtCH), uDeutschesTheatrumCheniicum,ty~o,ii. p. 87.
~raeamedacaa.ea~,
Bedunann was born &t Hoya, ]tune 4th, t?39. One of the boo)<sby which he is best known
He went to GCttingen to study theology, but took which shows his wide reading and exceptiona)
to mathematics, natural science, économies, and knowledge and retains its value to the present
modem tanguages, of which he eoutd read tca. time, is his BeyttKge w Geschichte der Erfin-
He visited the Netheriands in tyCe. and in 1763 dangen.' tt cameeut in sepamte parts at Leipzig
wentto St. Petersburg as a teacher of mathematits between the yean 1783 and t8os. aftent'M-ds in
and physics. This post he resigned in 176~, 6ve volumes, i786-t8os. There was an Engtish
stopped in Sweden and Denmark for a year. translation made by William Johnston. of which
became professer of phito~ophyat GOttingen, and thesecond edition was publishedat London. tCt~.
in t77o professor of ecoaon)ics. In bis teaching 4 vols., 8", a condensed edition at London in
he embraced the whole Md. and tecbaology may t8:3, a vois., S", and a reprint of the larger work
be said to bave begun with him, as it washe who (but with certain omissions) by Bohn, 1846. in
gaveititsname. tntTTyhewrotethenrsttottbook z vols., 8". It isa mine of information direct and
on the subject. and was the author of numerous incidental, and atthough it is cf a technical
elaborate ~vorks on technology and economics. character it is written ia so pteasant a style that
He died at Gôttingen. 3 Feb.. t8tt. it reads almostlike a romance.
Joh. Steph. Pfitter, M'twAem~ C<'M~/<«- &<j~AM ~M<-a/<, Paris, Panckoucke (t8ao-
C<KtM;~<van der t/<t)f<~nM<<MGM/M~, ss). p. !oo (article by Jourdan, with tm of
t/M. ii. p. 171,337; tSzcL iii. p. !oa. works).
Meuse!, ~t~/a4~ ?<jtA/< c<at~t Kamtarsch, C~M<< der JT'~<«'/<yA. 187~
der <<~</<<MM~<t ?<!<(~<:&'M ~<:A~~</&f, 1796,i. p. 864,etc.
pp. :o6-M9(List ûfhis works and portraits). Daaâe Bio
~Wt<«M Dett<t<< Bt<if~t!~t'<,187~ ii. p. 338
(articte by Kannarsch).

BEEG (J. C. VANDKR).

VAUDËRBEKG (J. C. VON).
 BEGUIN 93

BEGUIN (JEAN).
Tyrocinium Chymicum e Natures Fonte et Manuali Experientia Depromptum.
Autore Ioanne Beguino, Regis Eteemosynario. Hac Secunda Editione ab
ipsomet autore quam diligentissime recognitum & auctum. Colonise
Apud Antonium Boëtzerum, M.DC.XII. Cum Priuilegio.
94~. Pp.[t4, a Nank]to;. [sbhmtt.]
Tyrocinium Chymicum e Natures Fonte et Manuali Experientia Depromptum.
Autore loanne Beguino, Christianiss. Regis Franc. Eteemosynario. Hac
postrema editione ab ipsomet autore quam diligentissime recognitum &
auctum. Coloniae, Apud Antonium Boëtzerum, M.DC.XV. Cum
Priuilegio.
ofthePhoenix.]
~t* Pp.[t4.zb)an)t],tM. [sbtMk.] [Vignette
ThisedidoaandtheNovum~.«MM out
<m~««ta brought Parisnn éditionof the ~MM~/.MM~
of Sendivogim (g.f.) wereissuedjoiattywith CtywKow M int6o8. Onthisaccountit M
generaltitte page.dated: CotoaifB, Apud At). sometime;
said that thé Tyrocinium
was first
tonMm Boëttefmn, M.DC.XVU. Beguinus pubtished in t6o8.

Tyrocinium Chymicum Johannis Beguini,Regis GaHiœEteemosynarii,Antehac

à Viris Ctariss. Dn. Christophoro Glückradt, Et Dn. Jeremia Barthio, Philos.
& Medic. DD. &c. Notis elegantibus illustratum, fbrmutisq'; medicamen-
torum optimis & secretis locupletatum: Nunc verb à Johanne-Georgio
Petshofero, Medic. D. & in Acad. Wittenb. Professore, Utriusq; Notis &
medicamentorum formulis in unum systema redactis, Denuo, amicorum
rogatu, in publicum emissum, ac triplici Indice ornatum. cum Privilegio.
Wittenbergee, Typis vidus Georgii Mulleri Impensis haeredum Clementis
Bergeri. Anno M DC XXXIV.
8*. Pp.[8o]48o.[~gbhmkt tFotdingTaMe.
Tyrocinium Chymicum Johannis Beguini, Regis GaUiœEleemosynarij,Antehac
à Viris Clariss. Dn. Christophoro Gtuckradt, & Dn. Jeremia Barthio, Philos.
& Medic. DD. &c. Notis elegantibus ittustratum, formulisq'; medica-
mentorum optimis & secretis locupletatum: Nunc verô à Joh.-Georgio
Pelshofero, Medic. D. & in Acad. Wittenb. Professore. Utriusq', notis &
medicamentorum formulis in unum systema redactis, Denuo, amicorum
rogatu, in publicum emissum~ ac triplici Indice ornatum. cum Privilegio.
Wittebergse Impensis Andrese Hartmanni, Bibliop. Exscribebat Mechael
Wendt, Anno cla la CLXVI.
S*. Pp.[Ot'),480.[43,SNaak.] Foldingtable. Thereisan engravedtittoby
A.Aubry,aswe)!as the printedone,metudedin thesignature a. lt depictsCupid
witha pairofbottows, blowinga Hreandwntcbinga distillation.
wasbornat Grattin Styriain tM9. GtOckmdt
Petsho<er isa pseudonym of JohannHartmann
He graduatedM.D.at Ba$d.practisedmédiane (~.v.).
at Haynain Sitesiati)t i6a7,whenhewentto The noteswerereprintedin his (~~a ew~M
Wittemberg and becameProfesser of Medicine ~Mc~~CA~M/M, Francof.
t684.
Hediedthereia ~637.
Les Elemens de Chymie, de M. lean Beguin Aumosnier du Roy. Reueuz,
notez, expliquez, & augmentez, Par I.L.D.R.B.IC.E.M. En ceste demiere
Edition ont esté adioustées plusieurs explications obmises aux precedentes
Impressions,& plusieurs preparations de remedes tirés de la demiere Edition
94 ~C<V-~FJV~

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Latine. A Lyon, Chez Pierre Rigaud & Estienne Michalet, ruë Merciere,
à la Fortune. M.DC.LVIH.
8°. Pp.[t6]~84,TM))e[<t7,ï NMk]. WoodcutsofAppMWtos inthetext. Thé
initiasstandfor jeax Lucasdu Roi. BaccaL
JurisC. et Med. Thevignette
shows
threeHyingCupds holdinga sheeton <thichis a pictuMof Fortune;motto: ·.
Invidiam F ortunadontM.
Les Elemens de Chymie, de M. Iean Beguin Aumosnier du Roy. Reueuz,
notez, expliquez, & augmentez, Par LLD.R.B.IC.E.M. En ceste dernière
Edition ont esté adioustées plusieurs explications obmises aux precedentes
Impressions,& plusieurs preparations de remedes tirés de la dernière Edition
Latine. A Lyon, Chez Claude La Rivier, e (~<-)ruëMerciere. M.DC.LXV.
8'. Pp.[16]384. {47,t btaak].3 woodeutsin the text. Thisis a reprintof
theeditionoft6;S. Rtvier.e is a mtsphnt
<br"Rivière,
Tyrocinium Chymicum Or, Chymical Essays, acquired from the Fountain of
Nature and Manual Experience. By John Beguinus Almoner to the most
Christian King of France. London Printed for Thomas Passenger, at
the three Bibles upon London-bridge, t66Q.
8°. Pp.[t<]136M. Thereis anengraved aswdtMa printedtit.patfcindudedinA.
Tyrocinium Chymicum.
See MûLLER(pmup), t6i3,p. tSt (Sig.
~& t).
Ses SKNDtvoctUS
.N (MtCHAEL),NovumLumen t6t7.
Chymicum,t6t7.
Lumen Chymicum,
Begoinuswasa nativeof Lorraine, andHourished once reprinted in t6tt, in a tiny t6° much to his
at thébegitMtiagof the seventeenth cetttury. After disgust, and he wu thereby compeHed to bring
studying chemistry and phannacyat Sedan (?) he out a revisededition, whichwas publishedin ]6t;
came to Paris, where he made chemical prépara- A French translation by the author appeared in
tions. and opened a school for instruction in thesameyear. The7)'/Bt<atf<mafterwam<becan)e
chemistry, pharmacy, and metaMurgy. He aiso thc most popular text bookof its time, for between
visitedforeign countries to seethe minesand study t6t and t669 it passed throughsome fiftyeditions.
minentiogy. His first publication was an edition There isa list of thesein my memoirof Beguinus.
of the A~faot ~.«e«« C~m<<M«M of Sendivogius read to the PhHosophicatSociety of Glasgow(not
with a préface. t6oS. He had great reputation as yet pubtished). There are two translations into
a teacher,and was among the first to give practical Gcrman. The English translation was made by
instruction. At the instigation of a pupil, Jeremias Richard Russe!).
Barth, he drew up a smatt tnanuat entMed T~ra. The book is mettty M) oottine of certain pha)'-
~<MM e'/t)'MM«m,printed in t<t0. It was meant oKUNMtica) preparations, but incidenM))ythere is
for his o'wnstudents "to save him the trouble of somegénérât ehemistry, and it cuntains the
dictatittg and them of writing" the methods he descriptionfor the firsttime of certain substances.
demonstrated,and it was not regularly published. withthe discoveryof which thé author i<ieredited.
A copy having got to Cologne thc tract was at

BEHR (GEORC HEtNRÎCH).

Georgii Henrici Behrii, Medicinse Doctoris atque Practici Argentinensis, nec
non Acad. Imperialis Nature Curiosorum, ut & ComcMrcu Litterarii
Physico-Technico-Medici, Sodalis, Lexicon Physico-Chymico-Medicum Reale
lis pîœpnmis utile, qui de hac vel iHa Materia aliorum etiam doctorum
Virorum Suffragia & Observationes scire, Sicque de suis simut Opinionibus
certiores fieri cupiunt. Cum Praetatione D.D. Michaelis Alberti, Potentiss.
Reg. Boruss. Autici & Consistor. Magdeb. ConsiHarii, Universitat. Friderician.
Med. & Phil. Nat. Prof. Publ. Ord. & reliqua. [Vignette with the motto.:
Muti Doctores Optimi.] Argentorati Sumptibus Johannis Beckii. Ann.
1738.
4". Pp.[a8]480,Pt. 9, pp. 48t-S76. Titleredand Nach. !;ngmve<!
plate.
 ~~W–Z'/CrMi' 95

BEHR (GMRG HEtMRtCH). COH~Mt~.

BehfWMbon<at StfMbttrg,Ootobef!6. t7p8, ~abjectswhich give: briettummarie*and refefeoce!!
anddiedthe~e May9,t~t. He WM a PMt.Dr.. to thé Mtho~ties who treat of them. He was thé
physicianMthé h(«pita),Hofrath,and physidan author a)!0 of some A nMn not to be
to MncevonHohentohe-Watdenburg, ondbecatne tightty Mteemed, if hepapws.
had not dbg'Mced hintsetf
tt nMntbet of thé 1--opoldine
Academy, Apnt3, by histow compaoioM," Stys HaUert
tyge. Theabovebook):&voeabutary ofmedica)
A.E.Bttchaer, ~<t~Ntt'<? ~Vt)~~CM~c- Gmetin, C~~M~ C~m«'. tTgS,)i. p. 366.
jofMM ~«na. Hatte,t7M.P' So6'Mo.482. Fuchs, ~M~-A~MMd!a' t~M~ateM ~i'~B/
~Wtp<~<!
Haller, F<NM'< t~a, ii.sot. t8o6.S. p. a&{.
~a
Htttter. C~w~<t. t77~,!i.p. t6a. Poggendonf, ~«~n!~M<A'<w~~ ~<r-
HeMer,JMA'c/~M ~<a, ty??,it. p. ~94. ttO~f~ tMg, i. col. <M.

BELLUM Equestre.
Ste THEATRUM CHEMtCUM (t66t), vi. p. 5:9.
ThisisnotthesameastheMn< JP«<<~t~.
BELYE (JOHN),Ang)us.
Tractatus.
TRACTATUS DUO CHKMtC!, t6~7, p. 3.
~M G!thECEUM CHtMtCUM, tô/O,p. 495.
Ofthb peMonnothingseemsto berecorded. doing.By Schmiederhe is called Belias,but
Schmiederputs himin the tz.~tb century,but t~re)MdBorhchius!!ty)chimBe)ye.
withoutgtviagany reasonor authorityfor so
F<M'f/~<tCkimica.
Bore!. t6s4.p. 44. C~~
Schmieder, der ~M~f, TSgz.p.
Borricbius.
(.f«~ &)'t~e~<mCAfatwaot, ~30.
p. B7,No.xxxviii.
1697,
BEN-ADAMS.
Ttaum-Gestchte.
FLORETUS A BETHABOR.

BENCI (TOMMASO).
HERMES TR!SMEGtSTUS, t549.

BENEDICTUS (LtBERtus).
Liber Aureus de principiis NatUïœ & Artis Das ist Ein Güldenes Büchlein,
so da beschreibet me die Metallen in den KMtHen der Erden, durch die
Natur !n jren Mineren geboren, vnnd daraufs die Wissenschafftder Primas
Materis, oder Lapidis Philosophorum erlernet, vnd durch Kunst moge
gubemiret werden. Mit Anhang folgender Tractâtlein: I. Definition
Alchymise. 11. Der Phoenix. III. Ein Tractâttein, aufs Fmntzôsischem
ins Teutsche vbersetzt, das gantz deutlich lehret, die M. L. zu erkennen,
vnd zur Perfection zu bringen. Avthore Liberio Benedicto. Fmnckfurt
am Mayn, In Verlegung LvcaeJennisii. Im Jahr M.DC.XXX.
8*. Pp.[t.7]8.t6o.
Nvclevs Sophicvs, oder Aufslegung in Tincturam Physicorum Theophrasti
Paracelsi. Darinnen die rechte wahre Materia oder subiectum Philosophorum
CathoKeum,auch defs gantzen Wercks, so wol der alten Philosophen, als
defs Theophrasti newe corrigirte, rechte vnd eigentliche Préparation gezeiget
wird. Sampt einem andern vnd sehr nützlichen Tractat!ein Cabalistischer
Weise vom lapide Phitosophorum beschrieben, vnd den Veris Chymie
96 ~EAŒCr~.S–E~y~

BENEDICTUS (LtBKRius). C~MM<

studiosis zu gutem herfur geben durch Libenum Benedictum. Franck-
furt am Mayn, bey Lucas Jennis zu finden. ïm Jahr M.DC.XXIII.
8'. fp.<t«.
a. Pp. <):6.MS. notes.
MS. notes.
Tt)6 6nt trMt (pp. 3-73) has no sepMMe tMe. Hendreich besides the preeediog ascribes aiso
!t h foitowed by "~otgma Phitosophicum de to this author:
Sécréta Physicorum," witb a diagtatn eMitted Gloria Mttndf, sonstenPafradeifs'TatMgenannt.
ChttracttfrC<tba!is<ic))!t,"
pp. 74-78. Thé second in S'.
tMct is entitled "De Lapufe PMosopbico," pp. Wasserstein der Weisen,seu indicatio mMerM,
TQ-end.with a section "Theode~ Lapidis PMtoso. ex qua Lapis Philosophorum pM<Hur modus
phicide prsepitnKtpnecorporis nostr!" p. to~. pnepMandi Universa)e<nTincturam, inGerman.
SudhotTgivesa. noticeof this book. think Hendreichisnotcorrect in thisMCfiption.
Hendreich, ~<<z /?~Mf~x~~<f<?, ~699, Gmetin,GM~«&fOtfM<f, t797, i. p. so6.
Schmieder, G~n~ der ~&<~<M«,t8ï~ pp.
Roth-Sthott: ~'Mc~<f<! <~OM'<-0. tys?, p. 94. 378.9.
/«~ ~«~o~'t /'M</M)MM ~M~f<-<t ~/a//<f<f. Ladrague, ~«'~M< OMfaf~; &M~f~
t739, p. 9$. &f~ t870, No. !<M9.
Lenglet Dufresnoy, /<'<~ <~ /a /%t?~~M Kopp. Dit <<A-~MM, ii.
t886, pp. 3<p.3&t.
~t~-m~ t/~a, ii!. p. tt8. (He snys that its SUQhon'M'<'gy«~H/'<<~&«'a. t8~, pp. s!3-
style is M aXegoncat that it might have been S34.
better if it had not been written at a)).)

BENTZ (ADOLPH CHRISTOPH).

Das in der tieffesten Krufft vergrabene und nunmehro entdeckte Kleinod,
welches ist der alleredelste Schatz der Philosophorum, nemlichen Lapis
Philosophorum seu Medicina Universatis. Wie und auf was Weise zu
derselbigen zu gelangen, gantz deutlich und ohnverdeckt beschrieben.
Nebst einem Anhang einer Warnungs-Schrifftder falschenGold- und Silber-
Tincturen, Pulver vnd Pillen. Ab Autore A.C.B. M.D. Stadt-Physico zu
Uffenheim in Francken. Erffurth, in Verlegungdes Autoris 1714.
a", pp.[30]tt3.
Das in der tieHësten Krufft vergrabene und nunmehro entdeckte Kleinod,
welches ist der alleredelste Schatz der Philosophorum, nemlichen Lapis
Philosophorum seu Medicina Universalis. Wie und auf was Weise zu
derselbigen zu gelangen, gantz deutlich und ohnverdeckt beschrieben.
Nebst einem Anhang einer Wamungs-Schrint der falschen Gold- und
Silber-Tincturen, Pulver und Pillen. Ab Autore A.C.B. M.D. Stadt.
Physico zu Uffenheim in Francken. Franckfurt zu finden bey Johann
Adolph. ï?t4.
8". Pp.[3<M.
8*. Pp.[30]112-
Thisis identicat withthepreeeding exceptintheimprint.
Philosophische Schau'BShne, bestehend aus mehrentheilstauter eigenen und
wahrhafïten Experimentis, Sowohln auf vielerley Processus, welche unter
denen Secretis behalten werden, ais auch über die effectus Corporum, so
in der Vermischung zu entstehen pflegen. Nebst einem Anhang der
Chymischen Charactem, und einem vollstândigen Register, der heutigen
Kunst-begierigen Welt vorgestellt von einem Atchymiœ Cultore sub spe
Benedictionis Divinœ vivente. Nürnberg, tn Verlegung Wolfgang
Michahelles, und Johann Adolph. An. t7o6.
'}". Pp. [t6] t34. Index[10]. The Brsttwoteavescontaina frontispiece and
symhoticat engmvedtitte. inctuded tn the
pagination. Thé Dedication is A. C. B.
signed
Thé (irst edition of this work is said to hâve appenrcd M Hitmburg, !<x)o. Thé title is given by
Gmelin. There was also an edition, NNmberg, tyto.
 FFATT2-&MG'~ 97

BENTZ (ADOLPH CHRtSTOPH). CMtA'K~

[Another Copy].
8'. Pp.[t6]<34[M]. ThéCMttwoteavM contaiofMMbpieee titte.
andsymbcticij
Thésaurus Processuum Chimicorum. Oder: Schatz Chinuscher Processen,
welcher von denen vom~hmsten und gelehrtesten Medicis je und allezeit
secretirt, dem Autori aber schrift'tlich communicirt worden, fast in allen
Kranckheiten dienlich und nutzlich zugebrauchen, Worinnen auch noch
andere curieuse Medicinische Heyt Mtttet und Konst StucHein begriffen,
Nicht soivohlen denen hohen Liebhabetn der Edlen Chimie, ats auch
andern nothleidenden Krancken zum Besten vorstellig gemacht wird, von
Adolph Christoph Béni!, M.D. Nümberg, Verlegts Johann Adolph und
Johann WHhetnt Rennaget. Druckts Johann Emst Addbu!ner. An. t? ï5.
t'. fp.tHJ!?'!
t. Pp.M~. !.fa;.ïMat)!t.J
fa;.ïMat)!t.J
J
BeM was physictan of USenheim in Fmnconia twm~, NOmbas, tyo?. a'. Fictatd does not
and is said to hâve eoUeeted médiat mther than know who be M,but condemns him as an arcb.
chemicalseo~t!. Very little KenMknown about Mphbt whose wortf!. 'Sudet-Schriatea' ho ctth
him. !n addition to thé above works Gmelin them, shoutd be bmn!, etc., etc.
mentions as by him ynM/a/M~<&<<tM~Mf<f.
Lenglet Dufresnoy,. ~~M'~ la ~</M~M 1690.4*,apparently hisacadémie dissertationuodar
~~t~w<. !74*. i". P. ~9. t'M il. Stahl).
Gmelin, <<< ût«~, 1799.iL p. a~.
Hctutd, /«~, t?53. p. 40.
tMter, A'f~fa ~«a/c~K-e. t774, i. p. 745. Ladrague, &'M<W~t<t Owfo)~; &M)MM
Haller. FW~~f! ~<r~<M 1788, &'c~ 1870. Nos. MoS, t633.3<t.
iv. p. 84 (quotes De ~/<'«~<!f<7Me, AItdon. Kopp. Du ~M«K(€, tM6. t!. pp. 3S7.

BERG (L~DWtGCONRADV.).
ORVtUS (LUDWIG CONRAD).

BERGEN (CARLAUGUSTvos), 2~
mediea-
Disputatio Inauguralis Medico-Pharmaceuticasistens lapidem Lydium
mentorum bonae notae regni mineraHs quam auctoritate et consensu
gratiosissimae facultatis medicae praeside Carol. Augusto à Bergen, med.
doct. et prof. publ. ord. eiusd. fac. h.t. decano promotore ad cineres colendo
MDCCXLIÏ.
pro gradu doctoris legitimo modo obtinendo D. xxt. Decemb.
et respondens Carot.'
H.L.Q.S. publico eruditorum examini subitcit auctor
Christian. Brumbey, Anhaltino-Bernburgensis. Francofurti ad Viadrum,
Litteris rnjupp'
i-.tnens Philippi ocnwttuzu, Acad. Reg. Typ.
Schwartzii, ~n.<*u.
4". PP.
4'. Pp.M~.
Cart AugtMtvon Bergen, son ofthe Prcfessor J. AnaMmy.Botany. Th<Mpeuti<a.and Pathot~yin
GeorgvonSergen.wasbcrn nt Franttfurtonthe Oder. thé Univemitythere. He wrote workson :peei6c
etec.
AumM11(«thets.t~).t704- He attendedschoo)M)d m~vity. thermomMty. optics, meteoMtcgy.
we)t M
the Universityin hisnative ptaee, and thentn~-eUed tticity, and other phytic&tphenomeM. MHe
at Leyden under Boer- oa anatomict) and botan!cat suMects. WM
spent a couple of years etected a membef of thé Leopotdine Acadony in
hnaveand Albinus, went to Paris nnd Strasbar~.
and in !730 retumed to Fmnttfurt, visited Berttn, tMz. and wa! tt memberatM of thé Academy o<*
and tookhis degree at Frankfurt iu Mt. !n t?~ ScSncesat )3er)in. He<i!edatFranMurto.O..Oet.7,
he was appointed KMmordiMry Professor of !~9. Ha))ercatb Mm Mater oHmamioM."
AMtomy. and ultimately became Protissor of
Bttchner. ~f~<w'«' Nature C«nM)~<f<M Me<Me).j~.MfON<~ Ma t?~
~Mtt ~a~*<" ~at~M~ (t8«a.i6).
~j/~o, t755. p. s'S. ~o- p75.
Hatter, AWMw!&'AM«-«.t?~ p. e~. Fuchs, ~~t~c~M j&f C~)t< Z</«~t~
Ha))er.F«</«'<t ~~wx"t '77S. M-P-"9.. tSo6<8.pp.z7S.S4. Paaekoudœ ,“
Haller, ~'Mc~f~ ~t~M, !K7, il. p. ~aMtf ~~M<t/<, Pans; (t8eo.
/)~/«'x«a~ ~i~/or~<~ <~ «' ~MMM~, at). i~ p. t58 (artMe by Jourdan, witha list of hii:
Ëtoy,
x 8, 1. P. 319. dbsertatittM). At
Gmelin, G~MAA* der C4fM«f.t798. ii. p. 6~0 ~<.Deteimeris. f<'<<MMaf~ ~Mon~tM
799. i'i. P. 3~. tSaS, p. 3S9.
G
98 ~/?C~V–F~MMf.4/V

BERGEN (CARî. AuGusT voN), ~N' OMA~MM~.

/<H<)M.Bteshm, t848, Ui. p. 4~ (artMe by J. S. ~M/MMMMt'~f ~<4~f &t<'x«t
LOwenstein). c
M~f,<e&8,ix.,P.M(.
Bayle & Thittaye. ~p~M ~M~, tSss. ~<- ~<!f~~< .6~ j:. p. 3~
ii.p. 407. ( ~~w by H<r<ch).
(aructc
PcMendortf. F/<<~A<t7<~o~'<< /~t~. Hirseh. ~'<)~<-j ~t-<<w<<&r ~~cy~.
wi!f/<~< <863, col. t47. ~«<f« ~~<~ a~ XM'~M)t)t<< tM4. i. p.
<<
<os.

BERGMAN (ToRBERNOLOF).
Torbemi Bergman Chemin Professoris et Equitis Aurati Reg. Ordinisde Wasa,
Acad. ïmp. N. C., Regiarumque Academiarumet Societatum, Upsal., Stockh.
,utriusque, Londin., Goetting., Berol., Gothob. et Lund. Sodalis, Parisinœ
Correspondentis, Opuscula Physica et Chemicà, pleraque antea seorsim
edita, jam ab Auctore coMecta, revisa et aucta. Vol. t. Cum tabulis
œna:is. Cum Privilegio S. Elect. Saxoniœ. Holmiae, UpsaM~& Aboœ,
In OfficinisUbranis Magttt Swederi, Regg. Acadd. Bibliop. MDCCLXXIX.
8°. Pp.[6]xvi.<tn[t]. Bplates.
Vol.t). UpsatKe,MDCCLXXX. LitterisDirect,Johan.Edman.
6°. Pp.[6]s~ 9ptates.
According to Pct~endor~thiseditionshoutdcontain6 vols.,t7yo.S4.AceMected
editlonby HebeMtreKwas at Leipligint~M.
published
Torbem Betgtnann Professor der Chymie und Ritter des Kôniglichen Ordens
von Wasa, Mitglied der Kaiserl. Academie der Naturforscher,der KonigHchen
Academien und Gesellschaften zu Upsal, Stockholm, der beiden Londoner,
Gôttinger, Berliner, Gotheburger und Lundener, Correspondent der Pariser,
Kleine Physische und Chymische Werke. Ersten Bandes erste
AbtheHung.
Mit einigen Kup&m aus dem Lateinischen ubersetzt von Heinrich Tabor
Med. Doct. Frankfurt am Mayn bey Johann Gottlieb Garbe 178:.
S'. Pp. [a]. t.a70. ErstennaodesZweiteAbtheitung: TitteM. Text.pp.
97~.548.a plates.
Thesetwopartscontaina translation ofthefirst tyS!:to ~90. Thé EngHsh
volume oftheLatinedtt!on of t~. According to byDr.EdmttndCtttten tM~htion\vMmade
Poggendorff,Tabor'stranslationextended from
Traité des Affinités Chymiques, ou Attractions Électives; Traduit du Latin, sur
la derniere Édition de Bergman. Augmenté d'un Supplément & de Notes.
Avec des Planches. A Paris, Chez Buisson, Libraire, Hotet de Mesgrigny,
rue des Poitevins, No. 13. 1788. Avec Approbation & Permission.
8'. Pp.[8]~4 [a, a NM~. gtaNes. 4ongravtdpht<Kt.
Kalte Gesundbrunnen durch Kunst zu bereiten.
See ALLGEMEtN niitzticheschemisch.physikalisches Manchertei,tySt, i. p. 98.
Warme Gesundbrunnen oder Bader durch Kunst zu bereiten.
~«' ALLOEMEtN nutzncheschemisch.physikaHschesManchertei, )78t,i.p. ~3.
Von der Luftsaure.
See ALLGEMEtN BUtdichMchemisch-physikaliscbes Manchedei,t782,ii. p. 60.
Ueber die Zerlegung der Wasser.
See ALLGEMBtM nützliches chemisch-physikalisches Mancherlei,~82, ii. p. t57.
 7M~C~~A-F~P<~MM

BERGMAN (ToRBERNOLOF). C~Aw~.

Ueber die Gestalten der Krysta!!en,vomchtnMchdetjenigen die aus dem Spath
erzeugtsind.
ALLGKMKtN
See AU.GKMKtN nützlicheschem!sch''
nutzliches chemisch.physikalisches Mancherte!,t~Sz,
phystkatisches Mancherte', ii. p.
t~Sz,ii. 278.
p. 278.
Torbem Otof Bergman was born in tMS at ~787 v. tySS, vi. '790. Thé treatise on Etectfe
Katbanabere. West Gcthland, entered Upsaia AfBnities6rst appeated in t77S,w<!then in wt. iii.
Universityini~ss, M)t(''e~<natbematies,astronomy, of hit works.
physics,and Mttaral -story,especia)'; eotOM~p' Ftench transMon by de Morveau Dijon, <y8o,
and parts of bot. -on a)t wb.ch Mbjectt ne T. f., 8".
MbsequeMtypMMisi'edt~!earehei!. He gntduMed Germaa by Heinrtch Tabor FmNcttht-ta. M.,
master m 17~' became a 'tw<<, and in 176! an t78a. etc., see above.
extra profëMorin Mathematlcs. tn <~ he was The hbtori<sd<ti<MertatioM Sut paNish<din t???
elected to the Royat Society,and in t~ he suc. and t~Sa were treestated by Wi<);tebhtto Gennan
ceeded WaMetitM ih the Chair of Chemistry, and and puMkhed in type as an tppendi)t to his
thereafter devotedhimself to that department. ln G~~tfAA~ H~<rAt/Aa)MT t)t f&f CA<!mfe.
t776 he declined<tninvitationto Bénin, preferring EngMshtmMtations
to fenMiaat Up!ft!a. After tong period of Ming OuttineBof MiMMtogy, by Dr. Wttheting, B!f.
heatth he died in t~ at the baths of Medett, in minghaK).!?33. S*
his fony-ninthycar. Hkctive AttractioM, by Dr. Beddoes.London,
His papen were eotteeted paftty by himsolf in t78<.8*.
three volumes:i. Upsata', etc., t?7<) ii. Up~aife, aad Chemicat Eemyx, by Ed. Cutteo.
Physicat
t~ao, iii. Upsahe, tySg continued after his death 9 vols.. 8*, London, tT~t 3 voi&, London, tyM.
by HebeMtteitin an addttiotmt three: iv. Lipsiœ, 9'.
Weigel, Gf«~<~< der ~<«t und ao;{Mfaa~m< A~fo <<fAt~Mtot &)e~&t~ JM~«M'MM
C<<M«*. t777,tyois.n)M. M/«<MM (t8ï;), vif. pp. 360-994.
Crell, ~«e/«, t/Sy, St. 1. pp. 74'96. ThonMt ThooMon,Ltfeof BetgtnM, <<<!«<!& of
//t'f~t~ <&/<'<!<MM<<1fy(t~des &tf«< (for PAt/o~ t8!8, xii. pp. 39t-336.
ty&t), Paris, t~y. pp. 3t.~ (by Condcoret). Thomas ThomMn, ~~My CA«x<t~y, 18~,
Stockholm Âcademy. tyes. Notice by Hjehn. li.
Benj. Hutchinton, F«~y<~M<t ~<Mt'<:o, ty~o, i. A<~Mt/~t<
p~p53·kt Le~con
~.rt~X bfatr
NttM' tiamxkunxigr
<MeM~««~
pp. ~6.64. ~tw<MM Mtttt, Upœta. 1836,H. pp. iOMt<M.
Gmetin, C<«M<jMfekr Chemie, t~oo, iii. pp. Hoefer. ~< <<< /a CttMM. !8t3, ii. 439-4S7
a6t-70 & /<MM'<«. !86o, !i. 43:-4<o.
Reuss, JP<~<~«ft'«M Co<xBM<<o<t«M C~OM&t, Kopp, C<MM< <&f <~MM. t&tg, t. pp. 94S-
t8tM. Severalréférences. 9~6&~<!JJt«.
Vicq d'Atyr, ~~<~ ~/<M-<?MM.Paris, 1805, i. Poggendor~ ~«~a~AM6t./<<<ra~<et<t~<M~-
pP Zt0.9<)8. <<~et, 1863,i. col. tSO.
Fuchs, ~~o'/<~MM,t8o6~)8,p. 333 &/<u~at. Kopp, Z~ ~X<tM<«<if < <~h)!*Min o5~
Thomas Thomson,W~ty~~< ~<ya~~<~«~. ««««a ~M<, t8~. p. 8t, &~ajMO).
!8t9, AppenoBf,
!t)t9, Appendix,p. )i.
p. Il.
SCHKRLE (KARL WtLHKLM), Chemical Observations. on Air and Fire, t~So.
SCOPOLI (HtOVANNt ANTONto), Elementi di Chimica, tyço.

BERGOMO.
La Farmacopeao' Antidotario dell' eccellentissimo Collegio de' Signori Medici
di Bergomo, nel quale si contiene il modo di comporre i Medicamentt
hoggidlpiu vsitati nelle Spetiarie. Tradotto dalla Latina nella volgarlingua
Per D. Tito Sanpellegrino Cittadino di essa, e Spetiale. Con trè vtilissime
Tauote, vna delle Compositioni t' attta de' Semplici, & l' vltima de i Pesi,
& Misure pertinenti all' Arte. In questa vltima imprefsioneassai migliorata,
& con ogni diligenza corretta, & emendata. In Brescia, AppressoBartho-
lomeo Fontana. i6z8. Con licenza de' Superiori.
4*. Pp.[4<]35t bT. Afewte&ves
damaged.Vignetteofa fouatain.

BERGSMA (CoMtEUus ADRIAN).

Cornelii Adriani Bergsma, Leovardia-Fnsit Math. Phil. Nat. Candidati et
Medidnœ Studiosi in Athenaeo Franequerensi Responsio ad Quaestionem
e ChemiaApplicata ab Ordine Disciplinarum Mathematicarumet Physicarum
in Academia Groningana, Propositam Anno ctcocccxtx: c "Quae sint
cespitum nostrorum bituminosorum (turtarum) principia, quam mutationem
too ~C~~4-~B'/?A~4~~M 7V?~~V.S<4~~

BERGSMA (CoRNEUusApRtAN). Continued.

illa sub combustione padantur, qui fit cinerum et futiginis usus in artibus et
agricuttura?" Quae Praemio ornata est. Groningae, apud 1. Oomkens,
Academiae Typographum, tSzt.
4°. Pp.s".
Bergsma was born at Leeuwtrden in !7o8, was in !8M. He wrûte two or three other MpM! on
extMQrdtMfy pMtesMr of MMhematiM<n«t Physic~ cbem!ca) tubjecM.
at Ghentin <8f6.~ftenmrdsin t~ ordmary Poggendorff, ~aa~.
~<<!p~~<-<t.A7fnt~w~
profeMorofthesameat Utrecht.Hediedthere «~~«<-A, Lciptig, t~. Hi.col.tt9.
BERGWERCK vnd ProbirbOchMn, fur die Bergk vnd Feuerwercker,GottschttHd,
Alchimistenund Künstner.
GilbertusCardinal vonnSoluiren vnnd scheydungen aller Metal.
Polirung allerhand Edelgesteyn.
FurtreNicheWasserzum Etzen, Scheyden vnd Soluiren.
Verhütungvnd rath {tirgifftigedampae der Metal.
Sma!)
8°. Ff.39. t btaak. Vignetteandt6 woodcuts.
COA~4<M ZuFtaneMuft am Meyn,beiChristiau
(sic)E6genolph.m Herbstmon,
de-!jahrsM.D.XXXt!t.
Thisappearsto bethe earliestofa seriesof bookson mining,metab,and assaying,which
wcteprintedby Egenotph.SeethetittePROB)MBUCBLB)N.
BERÏCHT von Eigenscha<!t,Art, Qualiteten, und Gebrauch der vier E!ementen
in der Spiritualischen,oder Geistlichen Welt, wie dieselbigen in dero wircken,
vnd in dem Opere Philosophicobefunden, und gebrauchet werden.
See BEN)îD)crus(HBERtUS), Liber Aureus,163o,p. 152.
BERÏCHT von der Generation der Metallen.
WAHRHAFFTER undinder Natur gegrundeterBericht.
BERICHT.
See TtNCTURA Physica.

BERLICH (ADAMGOTTLOB).
SpagyrischeGrund-Regetn.
See MOMTE.SNYDERS (JOHANN DE),Tractatus de MedicinaUniversati,tôyS.
Bvsome his nameis,writtenBerlich,
by others Berlig. He Witstheauthorof a dissection,Z~
MtdicinaUniverrali,
Jena,t6~C, 4°.
Fuchs,~<~ff/~«o)derCttOtMt;~~<7~< Ladmgue, ~t~fc&M~«< 0«f< &&)tf<j
t8o6<e,p. 166. &r~ tSTo,NM.m6.ty, tt~, tûaa~.
BERNARDON (PoN-no).
See MEUttDRAC
(MARIE),La Chimicacaritatevolee facite,r682.
Thisi<thenameat theendofthededicat!on.
BERNAUD (NtCOMs).
See BARNAUD (NICOLAS).

BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS.
Von der Hermetischenn Philosophia, das ist, vom Gebenedeiten Stain der
weisen, der hocherfarnenvnd furtreMichen Philosophen, Herren Bemhardi,
Grauen von der Marck, vnd Teruis ein Buch. Item, Dicta Alani, Darinn
 j~MM~M~DM~y~~MM~VM? tôt

BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS. C<7~

aUesheU vnd klar an tag geben wirdt. Ex MbnsDoctoris Henrici VuotfBj.
Jetz von newem widerumb mit fleifs corrigirt, vnd vbersehen. Getruckt
zu Stra&bufgbey Christian Müllers Erben, 1~82.
8*. Sigs.A–M,,incigbts,or pp.[t~t, t btankj.Tinered andb)Mk.
TabulaSmaragdina, C v, «w.
Thx editionis not mentioncd by Schmieder. MOtter.ts?~,<ma)t8*, tittein Mack,and Mo
Thé book.editedwitha pt-efMe by Michael pagination.Editionsof ts86 and ts97. 8' are
Toxites,
wasfirstprintedat StrasburgbyChristian quoted.
Des Hn. Betnhatdi, Grafen von der Marck und Tervis Chymische Schrifften,
von dem gebenedeyten Stein der Weisen. Aus dem Lateinischen ins
Teutsche übersetzet, ingleichen mit des Herm D. Joachim Tanckens und
anderer Gelehrten Anmerckungen ans Liecht gesteHet durch Caspar Horn,
Phil. & Med. Doctor. Ntirnberg, Verlegts, Johann Paul Kraufs, Buch-
hândler in Wienn nachst der KayserLBurg. ~46.
8'. Pp.[toa,ineluding the frontMpiece
which:s in foureompMtmeottI, 390[41
TMered andblack.
Besides Caspar Hom's introduction and Bprx- Von dee aweyenBt0tn!ein daraus der Stein der
hardus' worksthis contains also: Weisen wttchset.p. a86.
Tabula Smatagditm,p. 6. EtschentreatersSend-Briefan Gtittarotmn,p. a~8.
Ein DMogusvomStein der Weisen Preeeeptoris Dicm AJMi,p. 307.
Georgilund Atberti DMcipu)),darinnen der vierdte MetaMmgM.das ist: von <terGénération uad
Theit des Grafen BerahMdi ausge)egt und Gebun defMetatten, puMiciretdurch Jo&cbi-
ertttaretwird, p. tta. mum TantMum, p. gs;.
Kurtze Amtegung des FoMinteins oder viérdten
Theils Bemhanfi von Alberto Beyer,p. 373.

Des Hn. Bemhardi, Grafen von der Marck und Tervis Chymische Schrinten,
von demgebenedeyten Stein der Weisen. NQrnberg 1~47.
8°. Pp. [!oa,.inc!uding
the frontispiece
whichisin foureontpartmenM] gooM.
't'itteredMdbtadt. MS.note.
ThedMferencebetween thisandtheothercopyisthedate.
OfBerohardus' collectedWorks severatéditions t~;97,8°. TtM)cttiu!'
fultereditionin four parts
areeaamet&tedbySChmiedBr: in Freocb.Anvers, appearedM Leipzig,i6o5.8°. CasparHom's s
'S~&8; in German, Strasburg,!574,8*; t~M, edttion,N(tmberg,t&t3.8<i7i7,8°andtheabove.
TraMté de La Nature de l'Oeuf des Philosophes. Composé par Bernard, Comte
de Treues, Allemand. A Paris, M.DC.LIX.
a'. Pp.64<
Thiswasissuedalong~th Basilius Valentfnus'LesdouieClefs" and"AMth,"andwasprintedby
PierreMoët.
Des Herrn Bemhards, Grafens vonder Mark und Tervis, Abhandlung von der
Natur des (phitosophischen) Eyes. Ein hermetisches Sendschreiben. Aus
etnem uralten und hôchst seltenen, noch nie gedruckten lateinischen
Manuscript,den Ehrwürdigen Weisen zu Gefallen, und andern Liebhabem
der achten alchymischen Bûcher und besonders der Bernhardischen, mit
mogMchstemFleisse ins Deutsche Ubersetzt, und mit einem Vorberichtund
Anhang von des Verfassers Schriften und deren verschiedenen Lesarten
begleitet. Hildesheim, im Verlage der Schroderschen Buchhandtung.
iy8o.
S°. Pp.tta. Thereisa goodaccount ofTrevisanintheintroductionandnotes.
[Another Copy.]
102 AJMAW~D<y TREVISANUS

BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS. C~
De Chymico Miraculo, quod Lapidem Phitosophiœ appellant.
DORN(GERARD),Trevisanus de Chymico Miraculo, t6oo.
y~ THEATRUMCHEMtCUM, t6S9, i. p. 683.
Of tM<wor)tthm was, accordingto the ~y. an éditionof 1~3.
Bericht von der hermetischen Philosophia.
See Et.uC!CAttO Secretorum, t6o2, p. t93.
TabulaSmaMgdina,p. 900.
This isa repnM of ToxitM* edition.
Drey Bücher von der Hermetischen Philosophie.
Ses HERMETtSCHE (Der) Philosophus, !7o% p. t9j.
TabulaSmaragdina,p. atg.
Commentarius über den Befahardum.
Std BECHER(JOHANNjOACHtM),Chymischer Glücks-Hafen, t7ï6, p. t.
Fontina Bernhardi Revelata.
&< CRAVKL(CARLHERMANN).
Le Livre de la Philosophie Naturelle des Metaux.
Set ZACHAtRE(DENts),Opuscule tres.exceUent de la vraye Philosophie naturelle
des Metaux, t6f2, p. tyo.
~M RtCHEBOURG (j. M. D.), BibHothèqu6 des Philosophes Chimiques, 1740, ii.
P- 3~.
La parole délaissée.
DIVERSTRAITEZde la Philosophie NatureUe,t67:, p. 97.
RtCHEBOURG(J. M. D.), Bibtiothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, t~o, ii.
p. 400.
OftMï Met Schmiederquotesan edition,Paris, t6t8, 6". Fora Germantranslationsee be!ow
H~aat <~«'~a)H.

ir<pt x~as Opus Historicum & dogmaticum ex GatHco in Latinum simpliciter

versum, m
vctamn, & ttun~
nunc pmttum
primùm tn in <ut;e<n
lucem editum.
editum.
See PICUS
Ste PICUS MtRANDULANUS
MtRANDULANUS (J. t'RAM
(J. Libri Ht.
:tscus), Libri
t'RANCtscus), III. de
de Auro,
Auro, 1598,
~98, p. t~.
~o.
~k: is ai«)
This .~L..~11.f TS~"u.
called De Transmutatione Metal- have had somedoubt about HttcheMMter'scame.
lorum Liber. It is accompanied by short letters far on page 139 it runs thus Doctori Gallo &
to and from Gratarot)M!and Etschenreuter and <t Sthenreutero': and on p. 14!: 'Galltu et Sehea.
note to Thomas de Bononxt. The editor seems to rtUtentsMedicas') 1

Liber de Secretissimo Philosophorum opere Chemico.

MANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa,t7oz, ii. p. 388.
Processus Lapidis Philosophorum ex Mercurio Corporis.
&< RAO!XCH!Mt/Ë, t68o,p. <23.
La Response à Thomas de Boulongne (~<-), Medec!n du Roy Charleshuictiesme.
MLY(GABRtEt.), Trois AnciensTraictez, t6:6, p. 27.
Responsio ad Thomam de Bononia de Minemtibus, et Elixiris compositione,
Roberti Vallensis TabuUs illustrata.
ARTtS AURtFEM Votumma, t6to, ii. p. 38.
Firstpublished
inMorienus'
tract.DI7?<
Metatlita,Pans,t~
 ~M~/?/W.S r~tY-MA~y to~

BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS. Continued.

Responsio ad Thomam de Bononia super libro de SecretissimoPhilosophoram
opere Chimico.
MANGET (J. J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,<7o:,ii.p. 399.
Ein Antwort an Thomam de Bononia von den Mineralen, vnnd Zusammen-
setzung oder Zurichtung defs Elixirs,erktâret vnnd aufsgelegtmit den Tafetn
Roberti Vallensis.
See MORGENSTERN (PH!HP), Turba Philosophorum, !6t3, ii. p. 46.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtHP), Turba Philosophorum, t7so, ii. p. 68.

Hpistte to Thomas of Bononia,concerning the secret workings of Nature in

the product of things.
A'M AUtUFûNTtttA CHYMICA, t68o, p. 187.
A short Epistle dédicatory before his Works, to the same Man.
.Sa: AURtMNTtftA CHYMtCA, !68o, p. 269.
Thisisa tnMMtatioo
ofthelettcrintheeditionofPicus(~.v.).
Tractat von der Nachahmung oder Nachfolgung der Natur.
HELLWtc (cHRtsropH VON), Fasciculus, t7t9, p. t64.

SymbolumApostolicum.
KtESER (FRAHZ),CabalaChymica,t6o6, p. 177.
See t'tGULUS (BENEDtCTUs),Thesaurinella,t68a, p. 42.
Tractatus de lapide Philosophorum.
TRACTATUS duo Chemici,<647,p. !6.
CtN~CEUM CHtMtCUM, 1679, p. 503.
Treatise of the PhUosopher's-Stone.
COLLECTANEA CHVMtCA, )684, p. 8j.

Tractat vom Stein der Weisen.

See HERMETtSCHËR ROSENt!.RASTZ, t6S9, P. 98.
See HERMETtSCHËR ROSENKRANTZ, t68z, p. 98.
De Transmatatione Metallorum Liber.
PICUS MIRANDULANUS (J. FRANCtscus), Libri m. de Auro, !59!, p. t39.
This is the same as srepl x~~tfa< opus historicum et dogmaticum."

VerbumDimissum.
jce TAEDA
i~nuA T rifida~atnt)t.<<,
mn<m Chimica,t674, p. y97.
'0/4, p.
Thisisa
This German transition
is a GenMMtrans!atio M)oof Laparole
f La delaissée.'
paroledttais~t.'
This Bemhardus. Count of Ttevigo, Trevisanus, statemenM of dinetent writers, and after two
or Graf von der Marck und Ter~tt, was bom at )'eafx' tabour "hb eyes were opened,"and in
Padua in uoô, and from the age of fomteen tH) t~S): he not bnty succeeded in n)MdMthc MotM,
thé end ot bis life was given over entirely to the but in mitMng !t with a)t its virtuesin the most
study of alchemy. At first he worked according cxatted condition. He died in t~~e.
to the directtoM of one authority and then of He tells the story ofhis. adventuresin his book,
another until lie spent nearly au his fortune. Z~ CtoMM,e~MA<jA~Mt<t </ d~<!<«t«m.
q))atret)edin conséquencewithhis family,and was Schmieder. ) i know not why, Mof opinion,that
no neMer his aim thao befbre. tn t~sa, when bc he wrote originally in French, and that his works
was 46, he began to tmvel in hopes to find some weretMnsttttedinto Latin and Cennan. His work
adept who woutd instruct Mm. He went every. 'De chemia,' is, however, extant only in Latin,
where.but though he foundemhusiasts and cheats and of it he quotes <eveta) editions,which,how*
ptentifu),he found no philosopher and no phi)o- ever. 1 have not chedttd, vit. Strasburg,t~
sopher'sstoee. tnt~e.aHertwentyyeaM'wander. Baset. t<83; UrseXee.t;o8: FtanMurta. M. to~s,
ing, he retumed in poveny to Rhodes, and once COmbaeh's édition, Geistnar, 16~7,etc.
more he tried a netv plu. He eontpated the Lists abo are givenby Gmelin.
 104 J~?A~/?Z~:r~~4A~y

BERNHARDUS
BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS. C~~
TREVISANUS. C~ <hW~.
TheM i< some difBtuhy m deciding wbether subject by what is there said, that the book was
the Mme Bernhardus dénotes one persan or two; eomposedby "BeraardosapientisstMo Phitotopho
whetha- Bernhardus Trevisanus and Bernhardus & Comité Tarvisino ont Treverensi, qui acquisivit
Trevirensiaare identical or not. Thé problem is et subjugavit Comitatum Negensem in Germfmia
not a newone, for it occars in the earliest editions per banc artemoreciosam et nobitem." tt would
of thé works passif under Bernbardus' name, almost require Bernhardus' own perseveranae to
and )<)the above edttion of Caspar Horn't he arrive at the truth of that statement.
points ont thé confusion about the author. tn Thé simplest solutionof the puzde. apMMatty, M
the work ~<< printed withthat of toassumethat thereare twopersoM. oneGermantbe
PMUxMiraadulanusin t$98, the along conBict!ngnames other tMtian. Hoefer, withoutMycifcumtoeutton,
occuf. ThtB.onpp. t~andiQ, hei5ca)M"Co<!)es Mys thM ail ptBvjotMwriters have contoundedBer.
Trevitensis & Naygensis in Gennanift." On p. t~B nard de Tteves and Bernard de Trevise,and his
the namegiven is C~Mes de Tresne in Genmmia." évidente fbrMserting this is that ina MS.inthe Bib-
and the ietter addressed to Thomas de Bononiais iiotheqtMNationalethere bia copy of thé' Response'
dated ftom TnstM!, xa May. t~ But ia what to Thomas de Bononia, signed BernnntM Cive
fo)iow<mentio)) isnMdeof "ComM deTrewisb"<tnd Trevirensis.tgBs. tt was first printed by Robertm
Veridieuj!Tarvisinus and Cornes TarvisituM." Vallensis in the second edition of Morienus
In the Mb-titteof the book, hotvever. he is once Romanus' tract <*<Afdtallica, Paris, !~4, with
more ttesimMed "Trevirensis & Naygensis in thé brief tiHe. BentardiTtevireatM ad 'rhott~m
Germania. !<)the German edition ofToxites. de Bononia mediemn Regis CaKttt Oetaui Rea.
n8e (~. f.), he ts caUed Otafvon der Matk und poMio." fhh wouldteem to cônHn))what Hoe<er
T<!rvis.wncrea!imhe ffench tramtationsofthe quotes, but it does not at ail agree with thedate
y~t'e~aA~t~~t~C~ heH"Comte t~. For Charles Vt! of Frattee onty came to
de Trêves. AUentMtd." the thMne in ~83, and if Thomas de Bononia
By Hellwig (~~«~.f. tyi$, t64) he is were his physician. then he and Ms friend
called Bernhardus of Trier, and p.CaMnieus at BernhardusTrevirensis must have been weMovera
Regenspurg. hundred veats of age when the letter was written.
Caspar Horn (sec his Vorrede, D ~<'A'. M that they must have po~seafed the Mooein its
&at. tM6. <7~7),futty teatiïed the confticting perfection,not ouly for the metalsbut
titles. and though he put on his tittepage "Graf for conferring !ot)g )ife.transmuting
The likelihood,however,
von der Markund Tervis did not attempt to soive i! that Chartes VtH. is bere an error or t~sprint
the problem. !n tySo, in the German translation for Charles V.
AbhtMdktn:vonder Natur des (phi)o!ophi:chen) Bernard de Trevife, on the other hand. wasborn
Eye!" (A3. WA'). the two statements are set in t~o, and bis works as given by Hoefer are r
morepositivelyagainstone annther Dièsesttratte De Chemin t)e chemico tniracuto Tra!cMde la
und hochttsettenenoch nie im Druck erschienene nature de t'oeuf des philosophes: La parole
lateinischeManuscript unter dem Tite) Traetatm detaJMëc; and De la philosophie nature des
· GenerosissimiDomiai Bernardi, Comitis, MarchitB metattx. Hère Hoefer, bowever, ha:! faUen into
TrevisanM. de Natum o~ta, das ist, des Herm thé vcry mistalte he blames in others, for he
Bernharth, Grafens von der Mark und Tervis ascribes to Bernard of Trevise the tract of the
(which thé editor adopts), oder wie Hermann. Philosophieem!. whichis according to him as~goed
Condeesyanuswill, Grafea von Tresne und Nay. to Bernard of Treves, who Mvedhalf a century
gens (welchessein Vaterland gewesen seyn soU or more eulier.
und nicht MarchiaTrevisana)." &c., &c. Hoefer's solution ha~been accepted as conclusive
The questionthtrefore is whether the author is a by Ladrague, and Kopp has also referredto it,
German, Bernhardof Treves or Trier, or Tresne but without expressinghis agreement.
and NayMns. or whether he is an ttaHan, of the The conclusion of the whole matte)- seemsto be
MarchiaTnMMaMorTarvisana. and the confusion that with thé data at present at the hii'Mrian's
and difBcuttyculminate in the French edition of command a defitMtesetttentent of the question bas
Déni: ZMbaife's Q~.<~&, Lyon, ~574. "Avec le not been arrived at. Whether we accept Hoefer's
tmicte de vetteraNe Docteur Allemant Messire exptanation or some other, difficulties stiU remain,
Bernard Comtede la Marche Tteuisane" wherebe so tbat it is perbaps best M put aH thé worksunder
Kern! to be both. But in the concluding para. Bemhiurdus. and specify in each case whether it
graph of the iubretaidwork <r<o!x~~t~t (p. Ma), professes to be by Bernhard of Treves or of
quite another complexion is gtven to the whoe Trevise.

Hofn's 'Votrede,' t6~6. t&t?. Gmelin, C<t<~f<'&!<<&<-Obott' ty~, i. p. t~n.

Bord. ~MM~ea C<<M<M,t6~4, p. 45. (Lengtet Dutresnoy and Gmelin know of onty y
HendreM), /'<t<t<<K'<z'
A'<t«~<«~tt<y!~t.tû~o, p. one Bemhardus.)
S34(he tooMtieea the confusionabout Bernhardus* Fuehs, ~<~eW«M. t9û6o8,op. 36-37.
personatity). ~ap~M ~<MtM~. Paris, Panckoucke (tSao.
?Tfa<Mto~!)%«<ft&f N~mM<, x
t~M, p. ~8. ad. i). p. t70.
~MtO/A~a CA<Mtt<:<t, t?~. pp~aj, Schmieder, OM<iMf~<M«~, tS~s, page.
9&Roth-Schottt Hoeter, ~fM~~t de At CA«wf, t8~a, i. p, ~at,
Niceron, <t/A«~M~,tygo, xiii. p. 400. 438 and i.
tM6~ 4tS-
/<T«)t~<tt~ AtM~MMM ~<<)~<'< ~<e/<f, Kopp, C<~«'j4~ der OtoH«, BraaMehweig.
ïM'. P- i&t3, i. p. 73.
Len~tet Dufresnoy. ~~<M~ <& la fA<M Kopp. ~M~ aur C<«~
w~ G#xh"k da der Ch<
Chaitk,
~f<~w~<«, ï~, i. p. ~33, iii. ~tto~. Braunschwetg, 186~ i. p. ~t.
/!M<HMNw))~ <a der Natur <&f j~M, Ladrague. e. &'w<'<t« <3«fa~ ~f~<t<M
Vorrede: tySe. ~«~M«, 1870,Nos. 8a6-do,tMO.
~)'/n~<t(~-CMeMf~!t<&fAM<~t C~OHM, !78& Kopp. ~< ~~AaM~,Heideiberg. t8S6, i. p. 993
pp. tB4, 4M.ye. :?, 6~, 670,6?a. andU.~tMMXt.
 ~~OMZJ~-AB'~T~B'~ ,0;

BERNOUILLÏ (JoHANM),
See NNBEL (WtLHBLM BERNHARD), ~~<&
Johann the M GrSmngen.and '750. i. col, toas. Her~og.~M
profMsorofMathematies ~H(~,M?8,p.3M.
.f~<.
aftewatdsatBaMt.Jocher.«.<«.~<r~-
BESCHREIBUNG des grossen Geheimnisses des Steins der Weisen.
See v. 0. p.).
BESCHREIBUNG (EtNE) von der wahren Tinctum Philosophorum, eines
autons Anonym!.
See MOLLER Tem:o Re!iquiam)m
(PRtEDRtCH), Atchymiœ,!6!8,Sig. Dvij.
BESONDERE Curieuse Entrevue in dem Reiche der Todten zwischenden Welt-
bekannten <}oM-MacheM,dem Grafen Càjetan: und dem bertihmten Baron
von K!ettenberg, von welchen der erste in Ciistrin an einem mit goldenen
Lahn bescHagenen Batcken des ordinairen D:ebes-Ga!gens,in einem von
dergleichen Sto< gemachten Romanischen Habit gehangen, der letzte aber
auf der bekanten Berg-VestungKônigstein enthauptet worden.
In dieser erzehten sic einander aUe ihre sonderbare Lebens-Begebenheiten
gantz aufrichtig und machen allerhand ReHexions uber die Alchymie und
thre Wiirckungen. Zu haben in Hamburg, Hall, Leipzig und Numbetg,
Anno t~t.
4*. Pp.64ineMingthe frontispiece.It depictsthetwo menconversing in a
garden.with~tues orApoUo and Minent. VentM. Man:.Jupiter,andSatum,and
Mercury a ymg owrhMd. to symbothethe se\-e)~mMats.In thé
and anotttcrwitha retortandreceiver.In tbe
MMu<s t!a furnacewithit crutiMa, middtebetweet)
m oneccmeris a gattowsshowingthéfateof Caetano, thé
background intheotherisa
décapitation
showingthatof Kiettenberg.
Kopp(Die~M! 1886) basgivenanaccountof JohannHectorvonKtettenbMg andof 'tano.
CMtaao.
Seealsounderthesenamesrespectivdy.
BESTUSCHEFSCHE (DtE) Stah!tinktur.
VOGEL (RUDOLPH AUGUSTtN).
&< GEORGI (JOHANN GOTTUEB).
Aceordingto GmeMn (C<< CA<.mt<vicino.HennbUtdt,Liphitrdt.Wtnterberger.
~roerser.aand
na
t799.M.p. 79°)œm! personsinvestigatedthis Fr.Buthoix.
be$ides
preparation the above. Klaproth,Buon.
BETHABOR.
&'<' FLORETUS A BETHABOR.

BEUTHER (DAVtD).
David Beuthers, Gewesenen ChurfurstL Sâchsischen Probation-Meistets zu
Drefsden, und Philosophi Adepti, Zwey rare Chymische Tractate, darinnen
nicht nur atte Geheimnisse der Probier-Kunst, derer Ertze und
Schmdtzung
derselben, sondern auch die MôgHgkeit der Verwandetung, der geringen
Metatten in bessere, gar deutnch gezeiget werden. Ans einem atten mren,
von Anno 1514, bifs 1382, geschriebenen Bûche zum ersten maM in Druck
gegeben. Deme beygefuget dièses Autoris Universat, oder Vo!tkommener
Bericht von der wahren Alchymie. Mit a!!ergnadigstem FrivHegio.
Leipzig,VerlegtsJohann Christian Martini. Anno 1717.
 'o6 ~~</7W~/?-C~~A
BEUTHER (DAvm). C~
~'M" Régler [ta].
VoH)<om)nenwB<irteh<.pp. TMeHedaMd
btaf'
Mention i! medeofao édition of Leipzig, ~4,8*, and t))eauthor H etToneoustyea!)ed DanBeather.'

[Another Copy.]

[Another
~«vM<~t Copy.]
\vv~y.jJ
)(8 wtultilig.
)(Swa))t
)(Swa))tit)g.
ting.
Beuther's M~«wM/ ??<<~/yA<MM<~f-&n< used them t-eettteisty,negtected his duties, and was
6rst appeared at FtanMurt, t&3<.ln 4", and arrested. tried, and eondemnedto the
agnin with the titte M«f<fM/ «~ /'<t~M«/a<~ ultimately ioss of two Nngets and perpetuai imprisonment if
<t~t«<')t dil M'rM«M~/t<~~Ma.M~' ~a/A'/< ho did not disclose the proc~M for mahing gold.
M <;<~ t~.jf A7~ <&t~ ~<A~~ wM. Hant. On promisiog to do so ho wasallowedto work in
burg, t7t8, 8° but the N~ (p. 6t9) Mys the laboratory once mott, bat having on one
Halle. otttMton sent his as~iMMton a message,he took
The /<A'e)t~ it is sud by the editor, was WMfound unconscious on the assistant's
copied by a pupit of Beuther's out of hh private poison, and died almost immediatdy.
books and was never pnMMhedbefore. te hiM return, Thé sMty was to)d by KuncM in hi< post.
bœn accordingly doubted whether or not it is by humously ~~tMM<M«MC~Mwxt,
Beutber,and Kopp onty goes the tengttt of mying Hamburg, pubHshed ~t6 (and chap. xII. p. c68.
that the book ~pp~red under his name. and Hamb. t~e?, ehap.1799), xt). p. (~.f.), after.
David Bêcher tived m the sixteenth cottury and WMds repeated both by thé
was an assayer nt tho mint at St. Anuaberg. opponents of suppcrteM and
atehemy, and judf~d severely by
Having obtamed some transmuting powders, he both.
7<'«/~<t ~%M~ <&f ~<~<-«<'<M~ J709, p. what is jestand what is earnest. Bat did he eter
t00. know?t
C«~<f~ Mt/~j~M~ ~Mn!/«< Adetong. C~;&~ der <M««;A/&~<~~bt<
1703, e. t. § to. In thM account Beuther is said t?~. iv. p. 40~.
to have got hi<t Tincture' from a cardinal, At~KW M~«< die ~M~MM, t78o,P. M<.
wM-reas,according to Kunckel, he found it con. Wiegteb, ~tt/ot-t~A-A'A~f </<&~ der
ceated in a wall. ~/<-<M<«',Weimar,ty~g, p. Mb.
Roth.Schottt, &</M/A<'<-a C~~M'e, t7~, p. ~s. Gmetio, Geachichte <<M- C~M~(t7<)7).i. pp.
Die ~~M<! /<M,g~-<4/f~M. t/3~ p.
Jacob ~<M~<&~<MM~C~~Z~/e/& Fuchs, ~t~~MBt, <8o6~)8.pp. !s6.t58, Mz.
'7~ p. '9. Schmieder, G<~MA~ <~ ~~M~, t8~. p.
fhar!ander,
~<<M /«< t744. p. 309.
Baumer, BWt~Aftt C~~M, t/S~p. 90. 3r5.
Lad]'ague,&Wc~«<o«M~;&j~ Oammf.St,*n«jS«rètes,
&y~<~ Mf (:M~<A/)' ~M~<t C«m~. t870, N<M.~58-
pp. 947, 499. 6M. Adelung complnins thattySs, tMs ~°pP. ~M ~/<<M«f, t886, 1.pp. !<t<htas, M9:
account )s so ironical that he dcea not know Il.336.

BEYER (ALBERTUS).
Kurtze Auslegungdes Fontinteins oder vierdten Theils Bernhardi.
&<-BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS, ChymischeSchrititen,1746(t?47),p. 273.
BIBLIOTHEK (NEUEALCHVMis-nscHE).
See SCHRÔDER (fRtRt)R!CH JOSEPH WtLHKHt).

BIBLIOTHEQUE des Philosophes Chimiques.

~<'f R!CHRt!OURG (J. M. D.), t74o.

BICKER (JOHANN).
Johannis Bickeri Dreisani, Catti, Medici Ossatiensisin Misnia ordinarii,Hermes
Redivivus, declamns Hygieinam, de sanitate vel bona valetudine hominis
conservanda, In qua omnia ex antique sapientiœ fontibus, Hippoetate,
Gaieno, aliisq; Gî~ecis& Arabibus atque Latinis deducuntUT,cum Chymia-
trorum principiis & Paracelsi dogmatibus vëris conjunguntur & methodicè
desctibuntur. Giessae, Impensis Casparis Chemlini & Antonii Humm.
Anno M.DC.XII.
8°. Pp,[!~ht btankj480[miMUMbensdfor 482]. The titte is eactMedin a
woodcut border.
 F/cAr~pF2,z/ ~7
y
BICKER (JOHANN). ~~<
This work Is not about Atchemy, but about t6~<hp. 47) quotes thé same édition Hanovhe
Sanitation. Kopp(~M~/<;A«tM,ii.p.366)me)ttions npud Conradum Eifnduot, t6M. Biekeratsowrote
aneditton, Hanao, t6M, but seems to thintt frcnn C~a ~/<WMt ~M!<M, Wittebetgte,
its somewhat nusleading nM)e that it is an t6t7. Hendreich (~M< ~n!~<~<«~< t<99,
a!chen)!<!<t)
book. Bcrd (~A'e CAtM~e, p. ~69) speMsbis Mme BikeMt.

BÏFOLIUM Metallicum.
SeePANTALEON.
BtLLICH (AtMOttGONTHBR).
D. 0. M. A. Anton. Gttnther. Billickfs De Natura et Constitutione Spagyrices
emendats. Exercitatio. HelrnaestadI, Typis heredum Jacobi LucI,
Impensis ZacharieeRaben. do I&cXXIII.
4°. Nopagination.Sig&
)(! A-Gln tours [=pp.60].
AntonI Guntheri BiHichI FrisI Archiatri Oldenburgensis Observationum ac
Paradoxorum chymiatricorum Libri Duo: Quorum Unus medicamentorum
Chymicorum praepatationc: Alter eorundem usum succincte perspicuèq;
explicat. Lugduni Batauorum. Ex of6cina Ioannis Maire. clalacxxxt.
4°. Pp.[MoJn.t73[<]. ThetMe-page is entirdyengraved.
Thessalus in Chymicis Redivtvus: Id est, de Vanitate Medicinae Chymicae,
Hermeticae, seu Spagirica: Dissertatio Fundamentalis ex ipsismet Artis
Chytn'cœ proceribus Quercetan!, Beguini, Crollii, &c., deducta, abs
Antonio Günthero Billichio, Illustrissimi Principis Oldenburgensis Archiatro,
accessit Anatomia Fermentationis Platonicoe Apodictica & Paradoxologa
eiusdem Authoris. Francofurti ad Mœnum, Impensis Johannis Beyeri,
Typis Rote): M.jJU.AJb.
Casparis &otetn.
lypts t~aspans M.DC.XL.
Pp.['6]3t8.
Pp. [t6]gt8.
Anton GOntherBHKchittswas a native of East He wrote the following in addition to the above
Fnestand, bom in thé latter ha)f of the sixteenth
works:
eentuty. He studied medicine under Henniag De <~<M fAtXtM-tWKM ~~Mf~/M'J ~«M/<t
Antistess. professer at Hetmstadt, pMCtisedat etM~M. Bremen, t6at,8vo.
Jeven), and was privatephysician of the Countof ~~o~tC in am~a~t~~MM ~«cjr <!«e~M«M
Otdenburg. He was <on.in.tawof AngetM Sala, yMMbot tM ~M,e)'/<~e/a' e/~f~jMM f<MW~t~t7,
whotn be defendedfromsome ~ttactts made upon Leyden, iCzz, 6r.
Mm,and had a cootmvetsy\v!th Péter Laurembttg. ~j~~t<'<tM~<~<M~aramt)'<j~ <~<w/<!<<t~!<M
He was a good chemXtMd a ctear expounder of el w)M<t<t~«tc~~M Ptlrs ~otfr«~~«, OMen'
fftcMand principtes for which he is tommended. burg, 1624. 4".
Of thé 'ThttMh~'editioM of 163$and 16~3are A<~t jEt«~<< t~/t~K: f~y~t~, Bronen,
mentioned. '6~. 4°.
Bore).~K'~h'<N ûbmtft!. !6~4,p. 47. Kestnet, ~/«<ïe<)Mt<~«G<&A~<H-~<.t<c<Mt. t74o.
MereMin,Z««<!m<M ~MeM/<M,1666,p. p. tt3.
Conriog, /< t/MtMMax!~t~M /Mftt<<r<t«t. Baumer, /M~/M/~«-<t <*<}««&< 1782, p. 13.
/n/~M/«~, t687(ScheUia)t)<ner'sAddit.), p. t~ &f/M~M«' C<M<~M~<'<~fAM<~t CA<MM,~yS~,
Hendreid), /'«<M<<<t~:)t<&x<a~M, t~ p. P.S63.
C~f~t~A'
Gmdin, C4<wM<r, 1797, i. pp. ~j,
titaht, ~t!/3/~ C«/<t~a ~~r t<M&«
«M <&)K ~<gMM<t<<M ~~«n'. t~tS, pp. tg-t~. Puchs, ~f<~<e~««w C~M<<M ~7~~t/«~,
~/M<M
Roth-Schott)!. <f«M-<t. t7~. p. 99. 180608, p. tso&t'w.
Manget, ZM/eM Scriptorum AM<«'<-««t. Phillippe & Ludwig, G<~<M~e <<f~-<4/<t~
tMt, ). p. 3M. t8'g, p. 48~.
StoUe,~a&<7«<j~ M~~M/< <&<- ~i'<&t«Mc~M Kopp, /)«f~&~e!M. t896. ii. 334 (for the con-
C</<:M«<.t?3t, p. 783. troversywith LitUfembo~).

BIRELLI (GtAMBAT-ftSTA).
Alchimia Nova, Das ist, Die Gûldene Kunst, Oder Atter Künsten Gebârenn,
Sampt dero heimlichen Secreten, vnMhliChen verbo~enen Kindem vnd
Früchten. Von allerley Alchimistischen vnnd Metallischen GeschâSten,
to8 ~M?ZZ/F/A'AW<~

BIRELLI (GtAMBATTtSTA). C~M~'MM~.

Wassern vnnd Oe!en, Bereytungen der Kâtck, der Kunst zu ngim, Silber
vnnd Gold xum~chen, Edelgesteinen, Leymen, Mixtum, vnd Spiegeln, den
Saltzen, der Farb vnd Mahl Kunst, auch sonst vielen lustigenkurtzwei!!gen
Kiinsten. Anen liebhabem der Kunst, Edlen vnd Vnedlen, Aertzteo,
Alchimisten, Apoteckern, Mahlem, Goldschmieden, JubHietern, Eyssen-
schmieden,Schreinern,&c.,zu trewhertHgetnGefallen. AufsdemItalianischen
defs Edlen vnd Vesten, Hanfs Baptiste Biret!! von Senis, auffdas aetssigst
verteutscht, durch Petrum Vffenbachium der Artzney D. vnd bestStten
Medicum in Fmnckfurt. Mit schonen vnd nohtwendigen Figuren,vnd einem
vollkommenen Register aller Gebahr nach versehen. M.DC.III. Mit
Rôm. Keysert Mayest. Priuilegio. Getruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, bey
NiciasHoffman.
4°. Pp.[t6]794(fo~798),M.TittenNt&ndNM!t~woodcu~.
Ce~Aft GetMckt
CeMft: GetMcktm Franckfurt
zu Franckfurtam M~yn,beyKMMHo<fmM,
am In verlegung
der Mtheniofum
der Mtheniofum in FMxekfutt.
in FMxekfutt.MDCttt
MDCttt.
The lire of Hermes with his portrait begios on Manshtiot) was fetMtted at Fmnckfurt, tûM. 4*.
p.795. with a modiSed tttte-page wMtiog the tnHxiator's
MifeUiwwns
as !t
a niHive
native of SiemM.
Sienll4. Thé
The tmttMt
It:tlian aMte, and there is menttoned alsoLatin (faMta-
originalwas publishedin his 0/f~ FioKnta. t6&t, tion, Copeoha~n, tôg~, 4°.
4*. Md also in t&M. t66t, 4*. Utfenbach's
Hendreich, ~'<t)t<&'<<e ~~«<f< t6$9, /f<~t«~ <?f~t't~ der AM~/t C~w, 178~,
p. S83 1mentionséditions Bonon. t6oo Florent. g86.
t6ot. 4'. He also qttotes bv BMH: "De Vita G~t~M'~ a~ CA<M~,t~. t. pp. 9~,
Gntdin.
Henneti! 'rnsmegisti tta)tcè' ). S<M.
Roth-Sehoht.B~/tc~eM Ct<-«M' 1797,p. BM}f~a~~Mldicale. Paris, Panckoucke (t8ao-
Jacob A<<M ~M<o<K«<Bt'MM<M'~MK«/<w, a5), it. p. a66.
ty~ p. 30 (ontythe abuve edition is giwn). Schmieder, C<K~tf~<<fr~mt'<, tS~a, P.3S5.

BIRK.HOLZ (ADAM MELcmoR).

Die ganze hôhere Chemie und Naturwissenschaft in allgemeinen Grundsâtzen,
nach den drei Uranfangen und Grundktâften der ganzen Natur. Aus dem
Lateinischen übersetzt mit beigefügten Anmerkungen von AdaMah BoM.
Leipzig, bei Johann Friedrich Junius, ïy8y.
8'. Pp.[t6]3M.
Thtsw)umecoMai<H: Anrede an die SOhue der Wahrheit Qbef das
Nuysentent, Abhsmdtangvwt) wahren geheinton PhilosophischeRithsel, p. ~3~
Salzeder WeHenund vom attgetneineawettgeiste, Gtdchnifs oder PMtosophfschesKathse).p. 138.
p. Getpt&ch. zwischenden) Merkar, einemAtchem-
Sendivogius,Abhandtung vomScbwefel. p. zo~. isten und der Natur, p. 346.
Sendivogius,AbhandlungvomMettur, p. 383.
Auszug aus Werken des adepten Hermann Fictulds.
See H. U- C-), Von der Natur und Kunst, t7~t.
t.Jtt</V<t

BirMtoh. who under the contrncted (?) pseudo. translations of medicfdworks from English,French,
Mymof AdaMith Ë&Mwrote or edited aevera) and Latin. He also paMished an edition of
works, b caMedby some Adam MeteMornnd by Wienner's ~/<f~- ~f' ~785(~.f.). He died
others Adam MtcttMt. If these persons are at, Leipzig, ut J(u)y. t8[8, though the ~«~<~AM
identical,th~nBiThhokwasa physietan,bom Nov. AM~MA-says M Ptrettin.
~46, ~t Prettin, pmctised at Leijmig,wrote am not quite convinced, however,that Birk-
some books and dissertations on phy!tco-n)edicat ))ob! bore ituii<!erent)y the nante Michael or
subjects, a guide from Cicero for thc better writing Melchioras Kopp impfies.
Latin in connection with medicine,and made
F. A. Weiz, Z)o<Ff/<< ~a<:Aj<<. !~e, p. 20. PoggendorH, &<j~'a/&n<'A-/<7/<Mr<t<A<~ ~yeN~*
Meusct.Da~&«'/< 7'A/a~. t~, t. «;M<~«<:A.1863,i. col. &ot.
Fuchs, ~«naM der MtNt<'N'&<t /.<7/<T<«, Ladragtte, &<«< OMM~ ~c<'<ot«
1806~8, p. st~- ~«- tSyo, Nos. MS.ïta4, !46& ~tt, t5t8.t9.
~<t)~n~« .W<<)«!&,Paris, t'anckotteke (tSao- Kopp, D« ~/(~M<<, t886, i. p. itoti !i. p. ae)
9;), ii. p. <<6. :i. p. 9M, etc.
Schmieder. GM<AM& ff«-<4&~MM,ttge. p. MS-
 F/–FZ~'A~M~~r 109

BIRRIUS (MARTts).
Tres Tractatus de Metallorum Transmutatione. Quid singulis contineatur,
sequens pagina indicat. Incognito Auctore. Adjuncta est Appendix
MedicamentorumAntipodagricorum& Calculifragi. Quce omnia ad bonum
publicum promovendum nunc primum in lucem edi cutavit Martinus
Birrius, Philosophiae& Medicinfc Doctor, Practicus Amstelodamensis,apud
quem Medicamenta ista reperiuntur. Amstetodami Apud Johannem
à
Janssonium Waesberge & Viduam Ettzei Weyerstraet. ctalocLxnx.
8*. Pp.[t5. xb)Mh]tïo. a MMth.
Thisvolumecontainstfaetsascribedto PhUa. ~««x~c/tf ad ~f~MMW C~/f~«M,p. st and
tethesDe~o~m ~AMK~Ott,p.t Bt~M FonsCAcm~a- M<7M<~A«f,p. 88.
[Another Copy.]
in Amsterdam,
Birriuswas phytHctfU) who expefimentedin Chemistryand exMMted eettam
MbstmcMMMod~fwbe ttMefiKes
them.
Morhof.De ~a/A'wt 2)'o~M«/<tA'< /<M~/~K/f/~ /'<M~fo«M~Mo~f~ ~/<t/
J~~Mo,1673,p. M. t73*.P.3°.
C ~f~~ der M.pp. M.
BomchhM, <~<j~~ ~<<~<)!! Cton~WfM,'8.Gmelin, C~MM. ):798.
~697,p. No.txMi.
BLAINVILLE.
See DUCROTAY DEBÏ.A!MVtLLE.
BLANCOURT.
See HAUDtCQUSR DE BLANCOURT.

BLANKAART (STKVEN).
Die neue HeutigesTages gebtâucMiche Scheide-Kunst, oder Chimia nach den
Gründen des fUrtreaichen Cartesii und des Alcali und Acidi eingerichtet
Durch Steph. Blancart Ph. & Med. Doct. und weltberühmter Pract. in
Amsterdam.
Hippocrates de Veteri Medicina xxtv.
In des MenschenLeibe sind bitter, salzige, süsse, sauere,herbe, fliessende
und andere unendliche Dinge.
Hannover und WotSenb~ttet, Verlegts Gottfried Freytag, Buchhandi. Im
Jahr 1697.
8°. Pp.ï79[tt]. TMeMM)< andred. 3 woodouts.
t7t8. 'nus is a book of PracticalChemistry,
Othereditions,Hannover.1108,WottbnbOttet.
inFlemish,
published 1678.8*.
Neuscheinende Praxis der Medicinse, worinn angewiesen wird, dais aile
Krankheiten eine Verdikkung des Bluts und der Sâ~te sind, und blofs
von Sauer und Schleim entstehen: Ein Werk von grosser Curiositat und
Nutzbarkeit, dergleichen niemahlen, so lange die Wett gestanden, an das
Tage-Lichtgekommenist Anitzoaber wegengrossen Abgang der Exemplarien,
wieder aufts neu gedrukkt und abgetheilet in Drey Theile, herausgegeben
durch Steph. Blankard, Med. Doct. und Pract. in Amsterdam. Aus der
Hottand. in unsere MutterSprache abersetzet von G. H. W. Med. Doct.
Hannover und Wotnënbutte!, Verlegts Gottfried Freytag, Buchhândter.
t700.
1700.
9*. P~y6& FmntispieceaotindMded. Titleredandblack.
Thisis nota bookaboutChemistry,butaboutPracticalMedicine.!t appearedin Latin,AmsteL
tM{.8*andinGerman, Hannov.ï68~,8".
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BLANKAART (STEVEM). C~H/M~.

D. Stephan Blancards Theatrum Chimicum, oder ErofTneter Schau-Platz und
ThOr zu den Hetmtigkeiten in der Scheide-Kunst, nebeast einer
Vermehrung wie die getingen Metallen und gemeinen Steine zu verbessern
sind, durch Kenelm. Digby. Leipzig, bey Thomas Fritsch, t~oo.
S°. Pp.[6]~(4e]. t')'ontbp!eceand$ptMes. T)Hered<mdbtM)<.
Digby'9 treatise bns a hittf-titteand sepatMe tigMtttfes Md pagination
Vermehrung des Theatri Chimie),oder der etQffttetcoThOr zum HeimtigMten in
der Seheide'KutMt. Sondettich wie die geringen Metallen und Steine in bessero
Materiea su vewandeh sind. Durch Kenelmus Pigby, Rittem.
Pp.'M.S. M.
fp-'M [Si.
Otheréditions are of !<93, tyoS and an édition tnatried, and had two sons, Wittem,
Amsterdam,
AtMMtdMn,t69o, 8°, and one: Leiptig. t~ are who beMmea hw/M, and Steven, whowas poet.
mentioned. Blankaart WMthe tMtthotof severalttMti<es on
Steven Bhnhaart, son of Nitfotaas BtankiMrt, MedMne.Surgery,and Phttnnaoy, M<thkcottee<ed
was bom at Middefbttg, &tth Oct., t6y. Met works appeiMedat Leyden in tyo:. Hb f~«'ea
attendittff sehoo) he was put unde)' an apotheeary ~<~«'XM C<w<-« /<!<«t<()M,Amst. t~, 8*, pMted
to ttMn BotMy and Chetnistry. HeMMed tothé through a nurnber of ediKoa!. NotM also on
UniveKity, where he be«une Dr. PM. and Mcd., Lancttottt'a ~~f!)«~«< .Sa~atM~ ax said to be
t8th Dec., 1674. He setUed M physician written by him.
Hendteieh, ~*a<!< ~<t«&w~tX*M'. t~99. P- jS~f~f~~Mf<?Mf~<< der M«'<t CA<wM'<, tySs,
P.<4S-
Roth~chottt, B<W«!<ra C~MM-a,t7B7,p. 99. Gmelin,
GM-A«~ der Ct~MM,t~ H. p. 93!.
Mnnget, AW~fM &~<ff'«M <MM«<MT<M,Fuchs, ~c~<M. t8o6~8,pp. aoj), atg, aat.
t73t,). i. p. 314. ~«yn~AM <M<Mt<-a&, Pans. Panckoucke (t8a&.
StoUe./<t/«7«~ w~-~M/<)<~ JA<fM<'M<~<aa;), i). p. !t8o.
~/<!M~7, t73t,P. M3&~<M~<Bt. betomeris, C«'<t'M<t<ttM A)'~y~< data /MA&.
/<tM~/~«~m~ rftM~fwt<~B<Mf<A<a? at~/a//«'<?, «M, t834, t. p. 4t-t.
1739,p. 30. Sprengel, <7<KAM~der ~fM<yt6«<t, t8~ iv.
Kestner. ~o~«< G<M~/«t.r«'o<, t~o, pp. foy, 390. 46t. s66.
p. us. Schmieder,C«Kt«-A~di!M<«t&, tS~, p. ~6t.
Ha)ier, /MM~At<M ~/<t<tt<a.t77i. i. p. 636. Van der Aa, ~«p'a~~ot M~w~~otAw~der
HaUet,Ct'Mt'~a-o /<«a/oc!tfa, tyy~, p. 630. ~'<~<-&!«'&«, t8~4, !t. ii. p. <86.
HftHet,B /MM'/Aa'aCA<n«gtc< tyy<t,i. p. 4~t. Bayte &Thi)taye,&<g~A« ~M~tf<!&, t8s3. ii.
H)oy, /)<M<f<a< At~e~Bt <? /a ~A~<'<'w, p.zyt.
1778,i. p.3S*- Poggendortf, B/<i{va/AM~A-tft~t<j /yoM<
HaUer,~/«~f<-<! ~</K-M<~/'ntc~tM, )779. iii. <«'f/c3wA, tM~, i. col. <t0~.
P. 436. Kopp, ~M ~/t-~<M«',t886, il. p. 34t.
Bitumer.BtMo~M CA<M/M,t~Ss, p. t<o.

BLAUENSTEIN (8ALOMOM DE).

Interpellatio brevis ad Philosophos pro Lapide Philosophorum.
See MANGET(j. Jf.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyoz, i. p. t3.
This, which is a repty to the atutek upon ûrigifMXy published Bienttat apud Bernâtes,
Alchemy by Athanasius Kircher (?.), was typMDesideriiSuMi,t66y,insm!~t4*.
Morhof, <Mt/<t~~tfmyr<MM<M/a«<MM ~<ft«~ 174! iii. p. mg (Mys !t is a Traité
~M/o/a, t673, pp. 39, S? (regards the name as curieux').
sur Cexh&bledtr hdhiernClumic,ty$s,
ftctitiom). ~<«~*NMM
MercMin. ~Mwa/M~!686, p. o~ p.j~<~C~M/<t<<M'~<<7<<~<))M.t78~,
<yz.
Munget, BtW<o~A'M~'f~/or~M J~'<&M«t«a, Fuch% /?</f~anN~, tSoM). p. t6g.
t73t, 1. i. p. 3~. Sehnxetter, C~~t~/< der /<&A<M~,)8ge, p.
Lengtet DuffeMMy,~~Ot~ <<fla M~o~M 4:3.

BLAWEN (ANDREAS DE).

Epistola scripta ad Petrum Andream Matthiolum de auro potabili.
&f SENNVOGtUs (MtCHAEL), Lumen Chymicum Novum Epitogus, t624) p. 76.
jcc THEATRUM
tn&~tKUM ~ttf.tm~UN, t66!, v;. p.A~)0.
CHRMtCUM, mo*,v). 4;8.
Andreas de Bhwen is mentioned as !t skitrut p. a:6. BoM)(~/M<~<t C~m<«t, !65<,p. 48),
expérimenter by Borrichius, /?w<aA'o)Mf (Dis!. <&)hthe author Btaumor de Btaaen.
de Meustruis Chemicorum), Hafniœ, ï~t~, ii. Ladrngue, jMMo/~M OM'«M~; &««<M
~f~/et, t8yo. No. tooe.
 FZ~M.A~F ,“ t

BLÜMLEIN daraus der Stein dcr Weisen wâchset.

ZWEYEM (Von den) B!umte!n.

BLUT (DAS)der Natur.

SCHWARTZFUS(Anonymusvon).
BRUMMET (CHMSTOPH).

FW~~Mf Otwat~;&t~< ~<r~

t~dmgtte, !8~ Nos.My~-St.

BÔHME (JACOB).
Idea Chemiae Bohmianœ Adopta:, das ist ein kurtzer Abrifs der Bereitung
defsSteins der Weisen, nach Anteitung defs Jacobi Bôhm. Wie auch eine
Schutz-Schrifîtwegen Bôhm, und seiner SchriRten. Amsterdam, Anno
M DC XC.
ta*. Pp. tao.
The ptetentworkb desehbedM an exM&ot Koppspeaksof an editionMAtMtenhM).
fromthé wriungsofthé 'Teutoniephilosopher' :mdofseve)'a!othe<tMbsequent)y. t68o
in wbich!< brMy described
the ptepamtbnof
thégréâtwonderMotte
ofthewisemen.'

Jacob Bôhms kurtze und deutliche Beschreibung des Steins der Weisen, nach
seiner Materia, aus welcher er gemachet, nach seinen Zeichen und Farbe,
welche tm Werck erscheinen, nach seiner Kraft und Würckung, und wie
lange Zeit darzu erfordert wird, und was insgemein bey dem Werck in
acht zu nehmen, deme noch beygefùgt eine Schutz-Schriftseiner Schriften.
Amsterdam,t~y.
8*. Pp.9'[s.!istc
Pp.9: [;. listof
0 chemicul works].
Anew édition ofthéprecedingwortt. Schmieder1747éditionsonty,andadds ittannothâvebeen
m refer)rtnj;
? thiseditton
eaM:théamhorJohann. withMr.BShm'swinthathcbasbeentmnsfonned
JacobBChm or BOhnte (t~t-t~), théshoe. intoa ~o!dspyer. Hewas&dreameranda spHt
makerof GOrtitt,'Teutonicm Phitosophtts.'wit<isee)-j but goM maker–certainty not. Hisdark
thé authorof tt numbero{workson mysticat tikethoseof thécftbaUsts
\vrit)ngs, andtheosophists,
theology.He wasnot M atchemist.but he tumedthéheadsof thé Atchembts. so thatthey
emptoyed atchemica)
phrMeo!ogy and imageryM dreamedtheirSystem intoit.'
ittmtratehbretigiousvtews. Thechiefbookonthéconnection of BShtne with
Thé rniherofthe~y/n~qaotes thé t6ooand théAtchemists is thatbyG.C.AdotfvonHaf!eM.
Witte,/~«~M Ft~t/A&M)t,t688.Sig.U~ Adelung,G~A«:A/< <~ A~~A/M~t~a<
'M'/e !8thNov.,tc~ Le<p2ig.1786,ii.pp.!No.a~s.
Botriehiu!,
Cw~«/<M &o~m C~<'MKt<~<m, Enichu. Gruber,
'6g7. p.gt. xi.pp. tyo.~6. ~«««')!< ~x~/t~M~, tS~g.
Paschius. Df A~f~/xfM<'M 2Tw/<~M. Schmieder, Gf~«~/c <& ~&)taMM, ~39, p.
1¡OO, p. 361. 546.
Reimmann,
jB~&<~«y iH. ~M/o~'aM /<7<'f- Vaughan. ~«MM ttM'/A ~<j. 16~6,ii. pp.
e~Mm~<w?TM<«~)t. 1709, pp. 418-430.
Roth-Schott~ &M~«'<tCt~««t, ty~, p.3& ~techt<X'J<<~AM~ ~t'«M!
Morhof, ~W~M~,Labeete,iy~, i. p. o: ii. t866,iii.pp. e69~o&
p. t66 tii.pp. S5. G.C.AdotfvonHartes:./<!jh~~atxMMMf
Zedter,t/Mf<fJs/.Z<)-<&m, 1733-
ty~. iv-col.3;6.
iv.cot.3S6. ~/<M/M, Bertin.1870,8".
Amo)d,~~<M. eo<~ ~t/M~M/e~M,ScbatT- Ladrague, &</M/ O~fa~ &~<t«'j
tKMMeo. 1741,Tom.H. pp.as8'a9:t,etc., etc. &<-<~Mt, tSyo,Nos.9.40.4T-<6, ï!tt6.in.
Tom.tn.ii.pp.7y-6$. POnjer. G ~fAM-A/e <&~ C'JMMWotot A/oa~.
LengtetDafreMoy, ~ïf~~e <~/a /%Aw<~h<~~M~~« ~«7<<f~~~MA'<M. t99o,i. pp. t8o-
~tMx<f<«f. Paris,~<t!L!ii.P.ta~. 103 Ensti~h transtMion. tSay, p . Mg.
Bruct<er, ~on'o eW<t'M /%<< Lips. Oassen,/<tth~~toM. &<x~<~ ~t< ~'«
'7~3. t~' i PP.60~-706andvi.p.?89. /M~<M M~~h;. t88~.
JiSc:her,
Al&mein«r,,eieàp*n.~ xicon,L
Uiptig
eipzig Kopp,Dt<~&A«H«,!6M, i. p.9M;ii.p. t9i,jM.
t7SO, 1.co).nyo. Mon! Carritre, /%t~~M<-A<- t~MX.
Rtf~f M)-û~et~~ <&<- AM~yN C~<w~,tySs, ~At«t<H~<&r ~t7)«<~)MM~~ 1687,sndEd.,i.
pp. SM,&t9,6?o. pp.3M.4to.
"s ~<3JB'/M~~
BOERHAAVE (HERMANN).
Etementa Chemiae, quae anniversario labore docuit in publicis,
privatisque,
scholis, Hermannus Boerhaave. Tomus Primus. Qui continet Historiam
et Artis Theoriam. Cum Tabulis Aeneis. [Vtgnette.] Lugduni Bata-
vorum, Apud Isaacum Severinum. M.D.CCXXXII.
4° ''P.[M]896(~3.4wat)ting). index[40]. typâtesf~dofphnation!.Plate6 wanting.
TomusSecundus.Quicontinet Opemtiones Chemit~.
Pp-MMS. Index[46].
ThiseditionisautheMieated
byBowhtmve'ssigtmmre outhéversoof thetMepage
ofvol.x. Thereissaidtohavebeen an8°édition
of thesamedate.
Hermanni Boerhaave, Philos. et Med. Doct. in Academia Lugduno-Batava
Medicinœ Professoris Celeberrimi, Academ. Reg. Scientiar. Parisiensis et
Societ. Reg. Londinensis Socii, Opuscula Omnia, quœ hactenus in lucem
prodferunt. Ea quidem prius sparsim edita, nunc vero in unum collecta
atque digesta. Horum Catalogus sequente pagina exhibetur. Hag~e-
Contitis, Apud Johannem Neaulme, M.DCC.XXXVIII.
4'. Pp.Mt
4. Pp.Mt39['b)itn~
*JV ~m*J.
No. V. in this collectionis the address De anatomy, and medicine. One of bis most lm.
Chemia suos errores expurgante,' which he dc- portant Works is the treatise on chemistry, which
livered when he became professer of chemhtry at WM based on notes of his lectures, but was
Leyden, at Septr., tytS, and in which he shows ~ftMrwardsrevised by himietf.
that the vagaries of the alchemists, the théories of The earliest fomt of the work has the titte:
fermentation and effervescence, the fixing and ~<'«A'M~ </ ~.f~'M~~ <~<m)~. Pah!iM,
weighing of fire, the Mtd and alkali theory in t7Z~, 9 vo)s., smaJt
physiology and mediefae–a)) the errors that thé Jn Engtish there followeda tnmst&tton: ?<«
chemistsof one periodfellinto-have been corrected ~M of C'~M~~ by Peter Shaw and E.
by the subsequentinvestigations of chemists them. Ommbers. London, tM7,4° sd edition, London,
selves. <?*t, a vols. 4* 3d edition, London, 1753.
Boerhaave(t668.t738) W!Mprofessor of medicine he ~t-NM/f~~C~m~ appeared at London,
and botany &omt7C9,!md of chemistryfrom 1718, '73~, 8°; andttnotheMmnstationbyTim.D~Mowe,
at the university of Leyden. He was the most London, 173$.a vo)s.4'.
distinguished teacher of his time, and a man of A German transtation, 'mm?.rf&t<& der
immenseand varied teiM-aingin tangages, philo- C~m«, 3 Th. \waspublished at Bertu). t76a. S*.
sophy, theology,mathematics, botany, chemistry,
Stolle, ~n~/K~Mf ~e/-« M-Mat~A'M <<«!<<~Mt<e ~.tM~M)t<t.At<<)f~,Mf«t'«'<<!t~t<<~t0!<
C<f<7, tygt, ~a~t'M. /~iM~ af/MfMj. Lugd. Bat., t8ot, pp. a8-
Kestner, ~«~tnt~~ GtM~<M.Z<<;oa, t/~o, Fuchs, ~o~'M<M, t8o6-o8. p. 9M.
p. tM. ~~n<~t< «!<:<t&, Paris, Panckoucke (t8ao-
W. B~ton: An <:tc<'r~< and H~-<7. ~). PP. 3*3-335.
M~ H. BM~AaaM-, London, 1743; and édition, CMn'ers, y~ C~<Mt/ &<!f/«-<f/~an',
tM& !8M, V.p. <t~.
Chaufepië, ~VeMf<<'DM-/t<wMt'~~<'o~M, Hrsch uod Gruber, ~ft')M ~Aj~~
!750, ii. (letter H), pp. 337-3S5- 1893, xi. ayt.
Eloy, ~<'<<~<tM<~~u/<~«< </<la ~M~~<-t' Sprengel, G<cAt<:A/< ~~M~an~<, tSsS. v.
'7H.PP.'59-'75:'778.P.370. P. 99: & passim.
/< <t<wand ~«!<fo/ Biographical /~«MM)y, Deasimens, Z)MA<<!<~ ~/<~«< de la /MK&.
t76t, ii. p. ay. ctw, t898. i. p. 495.
Haller, ~/<~«'a F~)t«-<t, t77!t,ii. 96. Matthijt Siegenbec)!.G<~4tA<M/jder Z~
Hatter, ~f&o/~a Anatomka, 1774.i. p. 756. ~K!pffAec/ van A<!M'<~f~<t'~ M tSM tSM,
Haller. ~M«/~a CAt'n~M. t774. i. 583. Leiden, t8~a.
Baumer, ~tMM/A«MChemica,ty8z. p. 34. Hoefer. < la Chimie. t~. ii. p. 376
Haller, B<M.~«<MMa'~BfM«! iyM, <v. p. T4a T86p.ii. p. 368.
& The whole of Lib. xii. has Boerhaave's Kopp, Cet<< <&<'C4<M~,~843, i. p. tm &
name. ~Mt/m.
Wtij;d, ~'M/<t<NM~ M<fC~MM~M&A«<Mtf«~, Van der An. ~&Mra<!4M<A H~M&~A<a-Ader
!788.i.p. eoe. A~f~M~. t8s<, U. ii. p 726 (and refetenco).
De Chatmet, F«;p~MfA H~o~/MAx~ der &
bftyte Thithye, A< .)/~m~, t8s<.ii.
~Mer/atti~tt, ty~S-tSoo, ii). pp.iKt~o. P. '39.
Hutchinson, A'<~n<~e ~M'<~a. 1700, i. pp. p. ZV<t'M<MMW
139- Idncyclopldiqusdes .St~tMt
/?t«y<~<~t« Selsruar /WA'.
Mldi.
St.toi. cales, t869, x. p. t<.
)on. Wilhelm Te Water Marratio <&M~ Ladr~gae. ~A4«< 0«fa~; &«a«xj
&c~ t870, Nos. 596, Mt$.
 JM~NO.M/A~/? ug3

BOERHAAVE (HERMANN). C~/Mw~.

BitttM~ /a<&.f-Ct/a/<!j'«t,~88t, il. pp. 9c6.to, Hinœb, JM~a/M ji~.tM'px der A~tw'
and Sénés, !8w, Il. pp. S"3 (and the références). ~i~a~M ~~<~ aller &<<?«tM~ fW~, tSS~, i.
Haeser. C<!<tMc~der ~MrJ<h'M, t88t, ii. p. 496, pp. so~ ~rtiete by MM Salomon).
&~MM. (SeehMaMthonties.) Kopp.Z'M.<~M~,tM6,i.M,8o.s~:ii.3tt.

BOHN (JOHANN).
D. Job. Bohn, Professoris in Academia Lipsiensi Publici, Dissertationes
Chymico'Physieœ, quibus accedunt ejusdem Tractatus, de Aens in Sub-
lunaria Influxu, et De Alcali et Acidi Insufficientia. Lipsiœ, Apud J.
Thomam Fritsch. 1696.
S'. Pp. [t6] s~ Index [aa].

..rr,n
Appendix Processuum
.y. Ch~tn!corum in Jo. Ftanc. Vigani Medultam Chemiae.
See VïSANt (JOH. FRANC.), Medulla (ChymKe, t7t8.
Bohn, or Bohnc, was born at Leipzig in 1640, opposed to the )atrochetn!<atschoo), and he laid
studied them and at Jena, MaveUedwidely,gradtta- the foundation of a scientiCctreatment offorensic
ted &t Leipzig in t<6j, became pwfessor of medicine. Every one speaks of Bohn in the
itnMomy and then of thempeuties, filled severttt M~tMt terms.
académie and protessionat posts, was the senior Betides the /)<«<~a/<w~ he wrote ~t'f/t'A! ad
ptcfestûï, camed on a tearoed correspondence. Z'. ~&M /~jr</e/~M de Akali &*<<<'«)? <<M<~t.
and published a numberof workson medicineand cientia /M ~H~</<eft«« ~Mf/<~MM/<M«~ ff~yfftMtt
surgery and on chemistry. But the course of <t<t/M~!«t<M ~««~w~itM~c. Lipsiee, i6yt. 8°.
chemistry delivered in to~ wa? not publisbed, <)!M<7aA'~<f/'4yj<co-Ctym«'<z<<< ~~M ~~<
much to StaM't regret, as he considered it superior lunaria t'<'< L!psie, 1670. 8', both included
to Rolfinck's. He celebrntedhis golden wedding afterwafds in the ~ffM!s/MWM.
on so Jany.. !7t8, and died Dec. t~ of tbat year. Of the /.<M~-A!<t<wM there was an edition, Lips.
Ofsuventeen ehiidfen but two survivedbin). '68& 4'.
He was a dlstinguished physiologist, and was
Merdttin. Z~M~t«t MMM~ttt,t686, p. ~44. HaBer, ~te««M C~wyhM, t~y~, i. pp.
Hendreich, Pandata ~<!<M<M«~f~ 1609, ,< <4w<iMttM,ty?~, i. p. 497.
p. 6a5. 403'S'U
HaUer,2M/«)~M
B'u.
~'Sta& G«&~« <t~-<~< ~?, E!oy. ZXcA<M)«:<~ ~&/«~«< <&la ~aMw,
von <&<M ~«M)M/< ~tf~t~f, tyt8, p. tg (French t776. i. p. 369,
translation, 1766,p. 6). Ha)ter, &&«tAt<M~~MM)M!/~M~<?, ~77$,)ii.
Roth-S<JtotM, JMM<~««'<!C~<M<M!,17~ p. 90. pp. 87-9! (contains a list of his acadetnic disserta.
Manget, ~~&o«<!f<t Sf~/f~nw AM~M~~MM, tiens and laudatory notices of certain of his works).
tygt, i. p. 343. who ca)isMm Déçu! Academiae Baumer, F~ea C~MtM, t/Sa. p. !4.
LijMieMbeximittm.' Fuchs, RljN!rll1riumder <~M<J~<M/.t/«f,
Stolle, j4«&t~~ tur Mt~~te der JMit~MoM~t t8o6~8. p. t68.
C~~A~M~, tM*. P. 500&~tM~a. Spreoget,G~~< der Mlldidn.
tItr ~of&M<, ISa¡'.
tSay, iv. p.
Kestner, ~MtMaMfAMC<M~<M.~«wt, ~740, IM&A&~M.
Bayte & Tbillaye, F<<< ~/<MtM~ t8;s, i.
Jocher. ~~<fMt«'<MtC</e~/<H.<~<"t, tyy), P.539.
col. ttoo. C~<-A«A&'
'~ser, der ~& ïMt, ii. p. 303
Boerhaave, A&/MM Studii Medici, 1751. i. &~<M~'<M.
P- S~S.

BOLLINGER (UuucH).
Et~ia De Vem Antiqua Philosophica Medicina, Scripta à M. Ulrico Bollingero
ad Dn. OsvaldumCrollium,Medico-chymicumfelicissimum,&c. V

Pp.t.8.

Encomium Wettene Athenarum Hassts Scriptum ab M. Ulrico BollingeroP. L.

Pp.M-M,[tJ. ThevctMtofa.whichisMMk.bnotcountedMat).
e~hw Lipsio,Sumtibus GrossiBibliopolse. Exprimebat
Gotofredi Joannes
AnnoMDCXXXIV.
AtbetMsMinieUtM.
BoMnger was Poet Laore&teof Wirtembetx(?), Bofd, /M/ta< C~<M&'o,t6<4, p. 4p.
and wroteSMefa! poems. The <!Kt of the Move Hendreich, /'<!)K<wAcF<~a<&<y<'<s, i<9~
enumemtesthe chemists&omHermès to Crollius. p.63a.
H[
 "4 F<S7-.FCW7Y~

BOLNEST (EDWARD).
Medicina Instaurata, or: A Brief Account of the true Grounds and
Principles
of the Art of Physick. With the Insufficiency of the Vulgar
way of Preparing
Medicines,and the Excellencyof such as are made by Chymical Operation.
Whereto is added, a short, but plain Discourse, as a
Light to the true
Preparation of Animal and Vegetable Arcana's. Together with a Discovery
of the true Subject of the Philosophick Mineral
Mercury,and that from the
Authorities of the most Famous of Philosophera. As also some smaU
[ight
to the Preparation and use of the said Mercury, in the dissolution of Minerais
and Metats, for a Physical Use. By Edward Bolnest, Med. Lond. Also
an Epistolary Discourse upon the whole, by the author of Medela Medicinae.
London, printed for John Starkcy at tne the Mttre
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.IR'
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boots, nothiag Haner quotes, betidM thé abov~ en edition in
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Eaghsh preface is dated from QaMn-street, near opinion that the workis a good deat enrlier.
Gund.ha!), London, March 26. t6~a.
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664. AHibone. 0/f/~a~y &~<< jU~n!<e~ t8m,
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P.377! t779,p.3~.

BOLOGNA.
-SM ANTtDOTAR!UM Bononiense.

BONONIA.
ANTmOTARtUM.

BONTIUS (jACoaus).
Medicina Indorum.
See <tt,rtMUN
-jee ALPtNUS (PROSPER),
~KUSfJtft~, t/t~.
t7'9.
Jacob Bontius,son of Gttard Bontius. proftMor also to botany and natwrat history, and <VMte
ofmedieineat Leyden, was born there, and not at severat works on thèse sublects, t)t of which are
Rotterdam, as is said. tn t6a7, he went to the MiHconsidered of vahte. The species ~e</M was
East andtmvdfed in Persia.India and java. where nMMdafter him. His death bas been ptaeed in
he lived forsomeyean acting as chief physician to
the Government. He studied the diseases t6jt, but he seems to bave been ative as Iate as
of the t&ta.
eountry and their treatment, but devoted bimsetf
 BONTIUS--BONUS ns5

BONTIUS (jACOBUs). ~~H~.

MeMtdin.~'<«<m«M««~t" 1686,p. 476. E)oy. ~<Ma~ ~MA~M da & ~!M~.
Hendreich, /'«<&c/<M ~!M<<~y«M, t6~ ty?~, t. p. <t0<.
P*~5S* j?'<~M«- ~~M-<t~. Paris, PMettoueke (t8<o.
h&n~t, ~~M &~MM-MM~~<~t<x, *5!i".P.379('f<!atotyMt:ce)..
t7a<. i. p. 366. Sprengd, GM-~t~/t der /<~«f<y&M<<t~7, tv.
Kestner, ~<<iM)M~~<MfMM.Z~r«'<M,t/~o, p. pp. <ta, $88.
'3*- DMMmens./?< ~/<~««~ /a M~ ta~t.
fMter, ~<(p!)K~)MjC~M~!M.Z«!t'<'<m, ty~ i. t. H.p.454.
coi. M<t3. Bayte &Thittaye, ~<~<t~ ~«~. tS~. i.
Haller, &A<~<«t i.
Botanica, tyyt, p. 4&t. pt 385-
Haller, ~WM<t«a CM~<ny~),lyy~, t. p. 336. Van der An, A' H~en~M~~ der
HaNer, W/~tM~a ~Mi-&~ /'M~<w, 1777.M. ~f<&~<MM<!M, t854,1!. 'i. p. 836.
0.683.

BONUS (PRTRUS).
M. Petri Boni Lombard! Ferrariensis Physici & Chemici excellentiss. Intro-
ductio in Attem Chemin întegfa, ab !pso aurore inscnpta Marganta Precio~
Novella. Composita ante annos plus minus ducentos septuaginta. Nunc,
multis mendis sublatis, cômodiore, quam aotehâc, forma edita, & indice
rerum ad catcem adomata. Montisbetigatdi. Apud Iacobum Foillet
M.DC.II.
9< Fp~)99
< Pp.[30)398. tnd«[Mj.
~e. tnae* t*i'J.
The work profeMeato have beea written ia Boni Lombardo Fettareae of the present work.
1930-3$ at Pola ia httia. The author was a Theso accounts, however, obviously do not talty.
aster of Arts, was convinced of the truth of !n the British Museum Catalogue this work 1s
Alchemy whichhe defendedfromthe attacks made Mcribedto Piotro Buono Avoe~ See the note
in his t!me, and maintainedthat the real way had on LAONtUS.
been shownby Geber. Gesner, followedby Morhof. The <<Mt edition of the Margarita was edited by
makes him eotewatwitb Lully. Natari ea)b Mm LacinitM, Veniee, Aldus, tS46. 8'; tbeteafter.
in one p)aee .<~<e<: f~). but in another Nombetg. t~s4. & Baset. t57a, 4": Strasburg,
~foMOM~which presumablyts a slip. t<o8, 8".
MaMuchetti,however.drawing from app~eatty The /? &e~/<' omnium <MM~y~)x <&"<'b
good sources, eath Mm Pietro Antonio Boni, sayï contained ln LacinhM' collection,BMet, !S7!<.as
he tived in t4M. was a ohyiician who was sHtttd weUas his ~B~f/o. An English translation trom
in phitMophy and took delight in Alchemy and the edition of tM6, with a pfe&Mty notice, was
wrote A!/<o«<M) ~Mt'~At «M/M!,whichwas nMde Arthur K. Waite: 7~ Attc
inetuded in LaciniM*collection of tj,46, and bas Cw~ ~f' A /~<!<tMce)t<entMFM<<~MM~and
been criticised by Hoefer, because in thé first m~~ ~~M<t ~&~ /A' M<W~ London,
chapter he provesthat a)chemy not true, and in t8M, 8*.pp. xi. [t MMk] 44"[3].
the second that !t is. He is tdentieat with Pietro
N<u!ari,Z~~t ?~)!MM<<MM ~tt < is99, pp. B~fc~ ««- G<<<~M<~f M~w C~ ~78$.
r~Bore4i,
Bo!e). Bibh'aihaca
~<<«-<! Ch~ttufca,):6st.
CM~«. t65q, p. 50. >,5i6.. Gsukishfs ~M'
Gmetin. <<<t/<' dsr C<<~&,)t?o7,
Cltsmfs,lm, i. pp. 5S.
Morhof, A<!t/e/tnM TT~ttMMf&t~ow. 56.
~<~At, ï673,p. Ht. Tirabosch:. Storia <& Z<<'<!ttw<Mf<t /<<Mt<t,
Hendreich, At<«&f<<~<!<M&<t~<~< t6~, p. t6<)7,V. parte i. p. :tM.
6g Schmieder, G~AM~f dsr ~&~< tegz, p.
Roth~cho!tz, B«&)/A<f<!C~«< 1?! p. 3;
Lengtet Duttesnoy, ~M/M~ <~la ~M/M~t< Hoete)-,~M' <&la C4o«t<, t84a, i. p. 4M
~ftw<h?«<, 174%i. p. aao iii. p. MS. t866, i. p. 436.
MMMeheU),G/t&n<'<M-t'<f//<t/x!, ty6s, !t. parte LiMitague.~Mf~M~ OttMt~; &K<t<w<&~<M,
iii. p. ï637. t8M, No. Moi.
BaMaer. ~A«a C<«a«a, <)'89,p. !t6. kopp. Die ~M&, tM6, il. pp. MO.374.

Epistola.
See LACtNtOS(JANUS),Pretiosa Margarita Novella, tS4~ M. 13:.
BneE
.S~ LACtNtUS(fANUS),Pretiosa Margarita, t7t4, p. 323.

Margarita pretiosa novella, quœ est investigatio artis aïchemMe.

See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66o, V. p. 507.
MAMCET (J. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t702, p.
ri6 ~WM'–~JPFZ

BONUS (PETRUS). <~M~<

Pretiosa Margarita Novella ex concordantiis Sapientum collecta, de themuro
& Lapide philosophorum.
LACINIUS Pretiosa MargaritaNoveUa,~46, fol. t.
(JANUS),
Neu-erfundene kostbare Perle aus denen Schn~en der Weisen zusammen
getragen von dem Scbatz und Steine der Weisen.
~M t<AC!N!USQANUS),Pretiosa Margarita,!7t4, p. 4t.
ThisisdiBaMMfromtheptecedtag.
BONVOISIN.
BUONVMtNO (BENEDETTO).

BOOZ (AoAMAH).
~<' BtRKHOLZ
(ADAMMELCHtOR).
BORCH (OLE).
See BORRiCHtUS (OLAUS).

BOREL (PtERRE).
BibliothecaChimica. Seu Catalogus Librorum PMtosophicorumHermeticorum
in quo quatuor mittia circiter, Authorum Chimicorum, vel de transmutatione
Metallorum, re Minerali, & Arcanis, tam manuscriptorum, quam in lucem
editorum, cum eorum editionibus, vsque ad annum ï653. continentur. Cum
eiusdem B:b!iothecœ Appendice, & Corollario. Authore Petro Borellio
Castrensi, Medico Doctore, Parisiis, Apud Carolum Du Mesnil, via
Iacobea, ad Insigne Samaritanœ iuxta Sanctum luonetn. Et Thomam M!y,
via Veteris Enodat!onis juxta terminum Pontis D. Michaëtis, sub Scùto
Hollandico, M.DC.LIV. Cum Priuilegio Régis.
94'. P?.[Mj~6.
De Curationibus Sympatheticis.
.SM THEATRUM
~M THEATRUM SYMFATHKTtCUM,t66
SYMFATHKTtCUM, t662,–, p. 526.
Borel was born M CMtres about t6M. studied Ahregéde ta Vie de Descartes, Paris, t6<6,8*
medicine at Montpellier, and began praeticc a<
hn~iish, London, ][6?o,i6*.
Castres in t&tt. In 1653he went to Paris, and tn Bestdes thèse ha teft a coMidembtenumber in
about t6<<twas appointed physician to the king. manutcnpt which were nevef
During hts whole Me he had Mdentty pursued the speak of those whieh he had phtoned, published not to
but had onty
studyof natural history, chemistry, optics, astro. partiaUy executed. Among them weM some M)
nomy,antiquitits, philology.bibtiogmphy: hecot. the of Chembtty. and one cannot but
tecteda rauseum,and wroteseveral books ofwhieh regtetbistory
that the author was unable to completeand
the most important are: them. Th<y would have contributed to
Trésor de Recherchestt Antiquités Gauloiseset publish
our knowledgeof the subject.
Ftan(oises, Paris, t6~. t* Mpnnt, Niort, t88t. There is some doubt as to the date of Boret's
2 <ots.,8". death, some place it in ~t, but otheK in t68o.
Antiquités de CMtMS.Castres, 1640,8'. BoMt was a man of
UbierMtiones Medico-physM~ Castres, ï6M, umvearied eaergy, and comprehensive knowledge,
femafhaNe insight into the
Parts,ï6~, 8~ subjecM he discussed. His ~c/A-M
Hortus seu tu-mMnentahumsimptidum, was the «Mt of its kind, and though it C~«-<tlabours
Castres,t666, 8°. under considerable defects, and is in)Berf<:ctin
Discours proavant la PJtuaMtë des Mondes, exécution, it b not withoutits useeven now fortbe
GMe*e,t637, 8'; in Engtish,London, 1658,t66o. older literature, and is familiar to thosecontemed
I5°. with it. There was a of it in the same she
Tractatusde vero
tet~Mpii inventore His- andstyle, Heidetbe~. reprint
t~6.
toria, Hagae-Com., t6M~4- !di!!eu!sed Bore~)i<e and works in a monogmph
Obsarv&tiooummicrMtopieanxnCentttria.HaMe. read to the PhttoMpMMt Society of GiMeowin
CMn.,ï6j;6,4*. ~897. ttisnotyetpttbthhed.
 BOREL-BORRI u7

BOREL (PtERRE). Cc~M«~.

Botriehius, Of<« fng«tj« C~<Mt<< .M). Astruc, 7*n!~ des JMt~MJ <&~/t'M)M~, ty6!,
j~a~ t668, p. M.p.tBg.
Morhot, De Afe~A~xat 7'n!XMt«M~M< Hatter, JB<W~Af«~s~M~o, 1774. i. o. ~tp.
~M/o/o',t673.p.< S- E)oy, ~~«'<«t<~ ~M~M <&&t /~M!!WM,
Kanig,~M«M«-<t f%~</Wcf<t, 1678,p. Ms. '778, 1.p. 4M.
MerdtUn, ~M<~<t<M<~)tM«<M, t686,p. 8St. ~~t~w G~<< der ASA<r« C~MM. t~Sj),
Hendteich,/'aN</œtB B~!a<~«~~ft«~ t699,
p.660. Cmetin, <?M<~& der Chemia, !797, i. p. e6s:
PaMMus, J~ /V<~/<twa~ yhMt!/< t798, ii. p. ~4.,
1700,Po433. ~~t<<M<4fa<<~t<<M~
Ccndorcet, «M~
M.
J. t~ustia!, ~W/a&/Jt«/«~/s~J, t7o6,c8 <<~M~/'« û~A~/f t666 /M~H'« tvgo, t799, p. t8o.
~~(PraeMoWedeMi). Fischer. der t8oi. t. pp. t82.
F«/K'<t C~iM~e,
Roth.Scbottz, tya?.p.gt. t$9 !Soa. il. p.
StoHt,~«&«)t<wf ~Kf~M< ~<a~&<7, Fuchs, ~tMS, t8c6~)8,p. t;5.
t7a7,p.toc p. tc8. Chatmen, 7'~GcM~<K<<t~M<<Z~KMM'y,
/<!<'<~
Z<«~<& /~«~W<t<M ~/<0~<CW < M/< t8ta, vI. p. to6.
(givesa listof théChemica) ~«!~<HM!<
p. MMte~o~Hf~). M~w/A, t&t3. v. p. 76.
sectioMin
t73a, Sorefï A~«t~<&~Mjpra: GA~nt«, i86< cot. 697.
Niceroo.~~WM, t?36.)mxvi. p.M«. /M~<& C<M<tM <<t &MW/~M~
KMtaer, A~fM-~t'K~ C<&~)-<f<t./<.f«~M,
<7<to, <«<'ÇA. Pradel, Pari% t668 (iMfoducto)'ynotice of
p. !34. Boret}. '~IJ,J.' uU'
CnaufepM, A~MfMae /)«<tOHKMtie ~n~W~«<<< Dt«MMM«~ E
~M~C&~<~M i~ &tM«~ AMt!t-
C'~t7~<,1750,iLp. ~03(tetterB). t66ç, x. p. 93.
<-<t&t,

BORMES.
Epitre a Messieurs Les Savans et Amateurs en Chymie. Pour servir de
Réponse à un article des Elémens d'Histoire-Naturelle & de Chymie de
M. de Fourcroy; suivie de plusieurs Mémoires,sur des opérations nouvelles
& curieuses en Chymie. Par M. le Baron de Bormes. A Bruxelles, et
se trouve à Paris, Chez Hardouin & Gattey, Libraire de S. A. S. Madame la
Duchesse d'Orléans, au Palais-Royal,numéros 13 & t4. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
8°. Pp.[4,ffOMhpieœ !nduded],145[t Mmk],9 <bl<Hog
p!&tM.
Bormeswrote"D<couwet<es surl'ethermarin, ~A!Mt, p.sg. Gmelin,G~t«~~ der CtottM,
fait par rtatermededu tiac." Reuss, ty99.!ii.p. 4~t.
/~KM CMtOtM/ttA'~am, t&<), C~~M, JP~

BORNETTUS (DuNCMtUs).
See BURNET (DUNCAM).

BORRI (GtOSEPPE FRAttCESCO).

La Chiave del Gabinetto del CavagliereGioseppe Francesco Borri Milanese.
Col favor della quale si vedono varie Lettere scientifiche, chimiche, e
curiosissitne con varie Istruzioni Politiche, ed altre cose degne di curiosità,
e motti segreti bettissimi. Agguintavi una Relazione esatta della sua vita.
In Colonia, Appo Pietro del Martett~ M.DC.LXXXI.
94°. Pp.
a4*. Pp.M
M 38 t!<[t,
3&< &tt biank].
[t, & b)M!k].
Though ostensiblypttMishedatCotogne,the true by Tacitus. ln thé Jesuit seminary he was viewed
ptitce was Geneva. HaUer quotes an edttioa of with admiration for h!s talents and memwy.
Co!o)t..t68t,9vob..4°. After a period of toose living. he, like some othets.
Bayte (Art. BOMt, note H) peints out that the turned round, gave up these habits and became
tirst two diidoguM are simi)<u')<)substance to the vetytetigiotts, even daimiog that revehtions were
"Comte de G&baUs"of the AbM de Villan, accMdedMm. Ha~ingspeatsotnetimeinRome.he
published in !670, andhe teaYMthoseinterested M retumed to Milan and formed a scct or secret
sttttewhieh is the original. Mtiety, ofwhich be was the head. and the membem
Hendreicb is ef opinion that this book was of whteh werebound by certain vows. It appears,
written by some anonymousperson, &tBufrho however,that he had certain potiticat plans in view,
minusfavens." for when some of hit fottowers had been put in
The tife of Borri was full of adventme. He was prison, his schemes were upset and he departed
born at Milan, some say in t6t6, others on May Mddenty from Milan. He was thereupon con.
4th, 1695,Oettinger in 1697,of a famityfor wMch demned by thé Inquisition for a heretic, and he
haclaimed descent from Burrhuswhois spoken of was bumt–in eMgy–idong with his wntings, tt
 n8s ~<?M/<3~C~7~
BORRI(GtOSEPPE
BORRI C~M~
FRANCISCO).
(GtosEppE FRANCISCO). C~~
Rome, 3 January, t«i. He went to Strasburg, If the stories told about him be true, ho w<Ma
and studied chemistry and medicine, next to Am- notably successM surgeon and M for his
sterdam, where he seems to bave lived in great chemistry Borricbius calis him celeberrimus
magaineence–upo)) his wits; when these were experintentis chemicis inhit ZV.M~-M'<w~.But
exhsMtedhe departed to Hamburg, and persuaded ebewhete he goes far bevondthat, and say< that if
Queen Christina to expend moneyupon the great he was tuer in time than Caneparim and Sala
work of the philosophers, and finally reached and other !tatia~. ha was 6u' before them in the
Copenha~eo,where simiMy the king was induced exhauiitteMeapacityofhhgrettt geniut, thé Phœoix
to foUowher eMunpteand with like success. of Nature, and the etory not onfy of hisown !<a!y
Borri thought he would nowgo to Turkey, but but of Europe. Of wbich. if onty a petcentMe be
on arriving at thé frontier of Austria, he wassus- correct, he must have disptayed quatnie< M Bbm-
pected of having a shaMin the Fmagipani cott. chius which do not appear in his writings or in the
spi-acy; and though hewas shown to hâve nothing biogr&phywhich bas reached us.
to do with it he was not attowed to go without Besides the C4Mf< he wrote a paper A ~'«t
permissionfrom the emperor. !<so happened that ~~a~<t< <:<;<<M,<&~c
when his name was mentioned, the Papa) Nuncio la Ca/A~M di Minertm, ii. p. ag <t~~MM/a/<'t,
2~t'<e ~<~
happened to be présent, and ctaimed Borri as a ad ?~htMa<M&t~o<f<K« fh a~< c<ti~t MM<
ptMoaetofthe Inquisition. Bom was accofdingty y M<'t~<-c,'WM~ <A' a~M« Ot~~o~at /mm<)~
summoned to Vienna, and was delivered to me f<f~<Y«M~<Copentagen, 1669,4°, on the latter of
Pope on condition that his tife was pared. He which see PaschitM.
was condemned to impnsonnMtttfotrMe.and was And there b another, C<~&~«f~m <t<~<<M,
inxnured in the prison of the Inquisition but Strnsburg, t66o. which, however,may not be by
having curedthe Duke d'Etree, after he had been him. By BruuManother work, which t httve not
given up by the physicians, he was transferred to seen, is mentioned, ~t<j~M!/M ~«MBj ~«
the CMtte of St. Ângeto, where he was attowed <-A<Mt<e ~<~e«-<o' ~ftotMta a JR J. ~nh<
morefreedom,and pursued bisstudies in chemistry. recognita <?<<!<)A)~yMA<P deditala,
He died inthé casue, 2oAugast, t6()j. Cotogae, toao.S*.
Bonichius,/)< Ortu <</~jp-«f!< C~o<M~M~ JSeher, ~~tMMf<~<jC<Mf<r<f!«M<, t~~o,
tatia, J668,po.x44. i. col. tzs9.
KSnig. &~t'e3<ta ~<M nova, 1678,p. t~. Manucchelli, Gli &W<Mft<<*//a/M.ty&t.U. iii.
~f~a ~f«~of«m,Lip!iae. Feb. t6S: p. 40. p. 1790(and références).
Mercklin,~ta<&K<t<~ tïtoM~M. t686, p. a8o. Portal, /y~/û<~fde /'<4<ta/om<~ </<&/<!CAttw~.
Hendreich, /'a«<&f<!B F«<!<<Ma~t;tt, t6$9, p. 1770.iii. p. ~oo.
9oe. Ëtoy, Historique <&la ~&<fM<.
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<7oo,p. 487. Hatter, A~~fa ~<r /M~e, !779, Mi-
Z)!~<~f!/«M<f.t7t4, ii. p. 79 (D!M. p. SOI,
de NamM dutcedinM. G<'wA~A~
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t4t.t63; t7<8, viii. p. 493 (inte~esting noticewith 'LJ'
référence!). P'H372'h'
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Bay)e,Z)M/<f«tt' rMO,t. p. 6tS. tM.ttO,
J9« &)C<M«/M<Ay«t«!, MM, p. a6s. Fuchs, ~tt«et der Ct<M<<t /M</t<f,
Manget, &«'<! ~n~/c'e~ ~'<<t<ano!<, <8o&o8,p. t~t.
tygx, 1. i. p. 544- ~tt~fo~M ~~M/t. Paris, Panckoucke (t8M.
Morhof,~~M/<w, 17~, p. 7o6; ii. pp. 306. a;L ii. p. ~17.
442, 444. Schmieder. C<t<:A«A/< der ~M<m«, tS~, p. 46~.
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/~t'm<t~«. 1742.ih.p. M6. p. m.
Brucke)',~<t C~«;a ~t&«)~At<e,~743,iv. DM~/<<<M~, 1886,ii. pp. a3g g&).
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&'</K'a Anatomica, t774, i. p. $67.
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BORRICHIUS(Ot.AUs).
Hermetis, ~Egyptiorum, et Chemicorum Sapientia ab Hermanni Conringii
animadversionibusvindicata per Olaum Borrichium.
Devteronom. xxHt. v. vn. No!! abominari ~Egyptium.
Hafhie, Sumptibus Petri Haubotd!, Reg. Acad. Bibt. Anno M.DC.LXXIV.
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BORRÏCHÏUS (OLAUs).
Olai Borrich!! MetatHsehe Probier-Kunst deutlich und kurtz beschrieben.
Verteutscht durch Georgium Kus. Kopenhaven, bey Daniel Paulli, Kon.
Buchhand!. Anno !68o.
8°. y4(misnumbered
tor72).
Olai Borrichii Conspectus Scriptorum Chemicorum Illustriorum, Libellus
Posthumus eut préfixa Historia Vitse Ipsius ab Ipso Conscripta. Havniae,
Sumptibus Samuelis Garmanni Bibliop: Anno MDCXCVII.
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Juttand, in t6z6 went to tchool et Rypa, and in Hermetic art and the science of thé Egyptiens.
t&44 to thé University at Copenhagen. He tra. His death occurred at Copenha~en, in tooc~after
ve)M for six years, and was appointed to great suftering. His works on thé history of
thé pfofesN~ship of Botany and Chemistry at chemistry are stiJl of use. He contributed various
Copenhagen in t666. Hc was a man of great aitictes to thc 'AeM HafnienstiL' His portrait
aequitements and leaming, a poet, critic, philo. is prefixed to the Mb part of Koth~chottz's
sopher, chemist, botanist,physicitm–a pofyhistor. ~<M~f<t CtMHMft,tyay.
Erasmus Pauti f. Vindinpus, A~a /<<'<t<~M JScher, ~<iF7/MM<t(7<M<'<fM.~<.)f!<eM, t~so, t.
/yaM«M'~ <? A<M /ttM/~M MM col. ta6o.
~~Bt«~ HMtttte. !66s,p. 43! (mefetyft note). Haller, /M/K'~f<! FfAt~fo', !][, i. p. 5330
Albertus Barthotinus, ~~M .DMtWMM liber Ha))er, /~<<c/A<rf!C~<f«'~M, t774, ). p. 377.
~~«M~, t666. p. Il 1. Htttter, ~<Wtf)/A<ra t774, i. p. <tos.
/<na/<Mtm't!,
'rhom~ BafthoUnus, /tA't&W<!<! /)a/«~« Ktoy, Z)~/«'M~<' //M~f~ <~ /a jMMrcwf,
~«M~~tt 2WjM~<«<!t ~r., Hafoiae, 1666 Dis- t77S, ). p.417.
sert. Il. p. 40. Ht))er. ~/M<c/~« <t/<*</<f</«~ ~n!c/«'<?,1779,iii.
Merctdia, ~t'<t<&«MM Maam<~«~, 1686,p. 8~8. p. 11~(!~naccount of thé controversy with Conring).
Conring, /? t/«f~M/<m ~f/fM /H5tf«'«t. Baumer, ~W/«/~a C~m«'a, t~Sa, pp. t. 67.
/<t/<y~, t687, cap. iii. §ii. §*?. ti6. A~'<r.CM'A/fA/< der A~<*n<CAf/Mf,<78~.
~<fAt~<t/-<t«, Lips., 1607,]tvi. p. ty9. (A pp. 550-1.
noticeot the Ce«~<«t.)). Gmelin. (?e;cA«'~<~«' C~MM,x798,ii. pp. t6
Hendreich, /'«'«/«*/<?F~M<~<~fy~<c,[60~, p. ttg (list ofpapers) pp. a~6, ~40,zyt N75(" Doci-
66<. mastice meta))ice," Hafn., t677, 4', and the above
M/a'~A'f/a' yw~K~aM ~~<'<M«M<m as translation).
<~<u<'tt<)M M~~ott, VratMa~fe, i/n, pp. 376-04 Hutchtnson, Biographia ~fo'«'e,· t799. i, pp.
sketchedited
(sutobiogmpbical sketch
(atttcbiogmphica! editedy ~yede Kost- !<g-Mt.
Fredenc~ost.
gaatd). Fischer, <7~A' </< tSoa, ii. pp. t66,
Paa)M Vindingius, "Oratio
"Omtio Funebris in exc<s- exces. aot t8o4, v. pp. a~t, z6t. 364.
sum OM Borrichii. pubtici dicta d. m. Fuchs, /f<f~«/M, t8o6, pp. t~t (Disserta-
Novemb. an. MDCXC." Pfenxed to Olai Barri- tions). 166, t6e, 178, t8a, ~04.
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'731, T. i. pp. 37t-490(reviewtof hi! worM. Bayie & Thillaye, ~«~M~t~ ~&'fa&. 1855.
Stolle, ~M~'K~~tf*' Historie<&~ ~ Mt/MM/o P.477.
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Dtfresnoy, ~tt~tM oh la Philosophie
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MoXer, Ct')Htf«! /<~a&t, !/44, i. p. 60; iii. Jëtgensen).
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The<iKteditionwaspublished Hafniœ,t668,t*. pp. [«] rso [a].

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Nova Experimenta Pneumatica Respirationem Spectantia. Authore Roberto

BoyteNobitiAngto.eSocietateRegia. Bononise,M.DC.LXXV. Sumptibus
Petronij de Ruinettis. Superiorumpermissu.
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Pp.46[t,!Nao)t].
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Artificialis, Sponte Lucidœ, productione, observata. Unà cum adnexo
Ejusdem Substantia: Processu. Amico cuidam, rure agenti, epistoMcecom-
municata. Authore Roberto Boyteo, Nobili Anglo, Regiae Societatis Socio.
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Natural. E)tpenment)d Historyof MineratW~teM." and in Latin,London,t686.M".
it tisrmiewed
tt intheActa
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that in thé B/<jm~M Af7<Ma«-eand that in thé dorff, George Wilson, Krsch u. Gruber, A))ibone,
û<~«MM~y~/Va~MMa< ~«~t/Af. Kopp, Moetër, Thorpe, and other WtiteMon the
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Boyte'~
t7~ in fivevols.tôt., and in t7yt, six vols.4". An most curious works connected with thé present
editMttin L~tinin a series of unnumbercdvotttfnc'i subject is thc tract: "Hbtori<sd account of a
in 4°, appearednt Genew withoutdate, tMttduring Degradation of Gotd made by an anti-etixir, a
the latter part of thé seventeenth century. Thc strange chemicat narrative," as he cortecttyterms
ntost iMerestin~book9 howeverare the separate it. 11was published at London in te~S, in t68o,
volumes m 4. or 8° in whichhe publishedorigin!t))y and t739, and was translated intoGerman.
his discoveries, discussions. speculations, and
Tobias Magirus, JS~NymeAj~ffm C~t~taw. /!<<~M(/A«'~M~tM~ Paris, Panckoucke (tSao-
t6S7. p. t~. M). ii. p. 480 (exceUentattide by Jourdan).
Hendreich, /'a~<<f<?<c /<t<&tyff«', !6~,Wood. ed. B)iss, tSao. Part fi. col.!(?.
pp. ôça~M. Ersch &Gruber, ~~MM~~~ffr/<M«'. 1894.
jPM~<&~)'«)~<M)~&~«M. xi!,p. 160(article by W.Ma))er).
t7~o,p. :7S.
MangM, &«~«-a 5~'<er«<tt ~tA'~ttm. 'rhomson. ~fA~y~C~tM~p', tSgo. i. p. aog.
t73ï, i. pp. 4t5'457- Dezeimeris, Dictionnaire ~/<«< <& /«
StoUe, ~MM/m~ w~- /&/«M-<<&y(?<'&A''M/. ~M~c~. tSgt. 1. fi. p. so*.
1736.pp. 5~3.s9s. Hoefer, ~u~f< de la CA< t&tg. ii. pp. ts~-
KesttMr, ~MMM~A~ C~<'a-<.rtC!'a, t740, t8s i86p. ii. pp. t46-t77.
p. i~o. Kopp. C~~<<* < C~mM. t843, i. pp. t69-
~<t!/A<a ~<<tM«t~a,t~~S,ii. p. 9t3 and éd. tya & &tXt.
Ktppts, t?~ ii. p. 493. B~yte & Thillaye, &'<g~AM ~&&M/< t8~5,
J&eher, ~f/~fNM<H~~M~M'~rM'
,~dcher..·Îffgernrinss i. p. 473..
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tyso.
i. col. t~ty. Cap, /'<K<~ ~<~a/A<f/h'H<' servir f~M-
Boerhnare..4 A~f ~'<A<~ e'A<mM/~)', /<M~a!M.Se«<~<M.
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Hittter, ~<M<)~<-t:/~<t/t«M, i.
[771, p. 5(7. George Wilson. ~/<~)i<'M««M<. t86a, p. 16S.
Hatter. &«~4<es ~tatt/ONUM, t774, i. p. ;0t. Poggendûrtf, F/<y~<Afj!fA-/<M'< ~<M<
Hatter. &Me/AN:aCA//W}{Ma. !f<M<~tt< tS~g. i. col. ~67.
1774, i. p. 369.
H)oy, ~~«'WM/M' W~on'yac tK /« J/A&~t', Hoefer. La <tM<< «tM~pt~Af FK'jp~M<
t77S, ). p. Mt. <~ j«/c)t</«&t< 1865, pp. S9~°'
Haller. ~/MAt«-a .t/i-~M<M:/'n«~t<t, t776, i. Kopp, Di, ~«/tf«-~n~ der C'~m~ in
p. ~t !7M. tC9. M<Mr<M ~f<. 1873,pp.i3'40&~<K««.
J. B. F. Carrère, t.'<t&<« des Ouvrages Kopp, ~<< sur M!t<<~< der <~<M«.t8y&
~<f les&Mu-«t<«~<t~, ty~, p. t6. Nos. 99, iii.pp. t63-t89.
Poggendorff, C<«-<&<ttt, t8y9.0~466.
30. Ftscher.C<Mt«'~ < ~~<tt, t6ot~ 8 vob. Z)~/«MMr)' of National Bt<j~ t&86. Vi.
~MttM. p. nS (article by Miss A. M. Cterke).
Watt, ~«a
Di6/iolll«11Fn/tM~a,
Brilanni~a., t8t9,
1819, Authors,
Author5, Thorpe. &Kt~ <« ~M<M-<M/ C~o*~)y, t8i)4,
t43~. pp. t-ey; snded. t~oz, p. t.

BRACESCO (GiOMNNt).
De Alchemia Dialogi II. Quorum prior, Genutnam !!brorQGebri sententiam,
de industria ab authore celatam, & figurato sermone inuotutam retegit, &
 j9M<7F~O <~

BRACESCO (GtovANNt). <~Mt~.

certis argumentis probat. Alter Raimundi Lullij Maioricani, Mysteria in
lucem producit. Quibus praenMttuntur,propositiones centum uiginti nouem,
idem argumentum compendiosa breuitate complectentes. Nonmbefge
apud lohan. Petreium, Anno M.D.XLVIU.
A-' )<tfours
-Q in
<t".Signatures
A-Q fours[=:tf6.t]
[ =:tf64].
This work appeared oneinaUy in ttatian, under have been pubti~hed M Rome, in tM*. 8* Of thé
thé tit)e: La ~~w'~w di Cf~ ~<&~& .&6~7«MMéditions of Venice, i~t, tS59. ate
VeMtia, t~4~ ts6a. in the mail square 8° she. mentioned. Misted. apparentty, by the Hambufg
then in votMe in Italy. The second dMogae is édition 0~673. Konig say: tbat the dialogues were
entMed: 'U Legno deMavita,' and it i; s5<t to written inthat year.
De Alchemia Dia!og! Duo. Quorum prior, genuinam librorum Gebri senten-
tiam, de industriaab autore celatam, & figurato sermone inuolutam retegit,
& certis argumentisprobat. Alter, Raimundi Lullij Maioricani, mysteria in
lucem producit Quibus praemtttunturproposidones centum uiginti nouem,
idem argumentumcompendiosabrevitate complectentes,ex Tuscanicoidiomate
traductœ. Lugduni excudebant Godefridus, & Marcellus Beringi fratres,
1548.
4". Pp. 147M.
Schotieder
speaks a mistake.
ofanéditionLeyden,t548,8°. Thisis probably
Joannis Braceschi Brixiani De Alchemia, Dialogi Duo nunquam ante hac
conjunct!m sic editi, correcti, emaculati, praemittunturPropositionescentum
&
viginti novem idem argumentum compendiosâ brevitate complectentes.
Ne dubites pro me pretium persolvere dignum
Namq; ad Thesauros ostia pando tibi.
Hamburgi,apud Johannem Naumannum, & GeorgiumWolffium. Anno 1673.
8'. Pp.[t6]97:. TiOeredMdMack.
[Another Copy.]
Dialogus cui titulus est Lignum vitae in quo etiam Geberi Philosophi expositio
succincta continetur.
See GRATAROLO (GUGLIELMO), Vera:atehemia: doctnna, ts6), i. p. 3.
Dialogus Primus, veram et genuinam librorum Gebri Sententiam explicans.
~M GtN~CEUM CH!MtCUM, p. t679, 222.
.S~ MANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,1702,i. p. $6~.
Lignum Vitœ, DialogusSecundus,
See GtN~CBUM CHIMICUM, f679, p. 332.
See MANGET (j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t/o:, i. p. ~n.
Gesptach vom Holtz des Lebens.
See KtSSER(FRANZ), CabalaChemica,t6o6, p. 293.
Loci aliquot practics ex Gebero declarati.
Sa GRATAROLO (GUGLIELMO), Vere aichemiœ doctrina, <s6t,i. p. 242.
CXXX. Gmnd Sâtze des Gieberim Eben Haën, oder Gebers und Raymundi
Lullii zweyer berühmten Philosophoruin Schri<!tendesto besser zu verstehen.
DRBYCurieuse ChymischeSchrit~en,t723,p. 28.
&< DRBYCurieuse ChymischeSchri~en, t733,p. 28.
In loannem Braceschum Animadversio.
Sed TAULADANUS (ROBERTUS).
«4 ~MC~CO-MEA~M.

BRACESCO
a.istawuvvv (GtovANNt).
,vsvrnW ut. C~w~.
yVlif4lllwü.
tn the tract /Km My<:the authorbas tried to canous and varied hnowtedge. but huomovago,"
discover the substance by which the pMharch! by which, judging from hls further remarks, he
probably means? persoe brilliant but without
?pro)o~edtheir)ive!. Kopp~BraccschiwtM
physician from Orci nuoviiMthe Bmcian dis. tteady appHcattOo. No dMaits are given of hls
trict, towards Crema, which is more probable than tife. He flourished in the mtddte of thé sixteeMh
thitt he was Prior of the "MguttrteMChorherren of century.
St. Segoud. CM~ndo catb him a man of
Van der Linden. De & ~<~M /~< dito, Leuglet Dttfresnoy, ~<'f~<~ <&la ~'A</ot<
t6. p. :«. ~~<Wfyw, ty~e, iii. p. !:8.
Hore). ~/M/A«-<t CA<m<ta. !6M, p. S'- MMtUcbetU,û~ ~<<yt <<*//o/M. t~s, vol.
Kônig. B)Mo/A<'<-9 velus< <t<~a,1618.p. t~o.ii., pweiv. p. t966.
MercMin.~M<~a<M< ~K<wa~j,t686, p. ~6. ~<n~ <«)' <?<~<~< <&fM~Mt CA«tt< t~Ss,
Cocmndo. Libreria ~wfM~. t6~t, Parte i!.p.p. 6~.
~5- Wage!, ~5t'<t/«'<t(~sur ~(pMMwa &~<&.
Hendreich.~<!K<&c~~nt~M~~a', ~«<t~,tySS, i. p. M~.
t699. p.
Fuchs, ~W<~<t(M. tCc6<8, p. &t.
Manget. F~/«'<'<<e<t&t)~~ ~~K«/-MM, Schmieder,C~<-A<c~<' <<aMM~, ~a, p. :t6o.
t73t.t. i. p.tS7.
l' ,r~. · Kopp, 2M' a.<4<M<M«,
.p, t886, !i. p. ,y.
c.w, 390.

BRANDAU.
ERB!NAUS VON BttANDAU (MATTHXus).

BREBISS (JOHANNFRtEDRtCH).
MEDMES (CHRtSTtAN
DE).
Ladrague,
A~MtM~MC«f<t~;&<~M< !87o.No.~339.
BREMEN.
Pharmacopoea Bremensis.
~M VOLPI (THOMAS).

BRENDEL (ZACHARtAS).
Zachanœ Brendelii Med. Doct. & Prof. PubMc:Chimia in Artis formam redacta,
Ubi prseter Methodum addiscendi Chimicas facilimam, disquisitio
curata de iamosissunapneparatione Auri Potabilis instituitur. Editio secunda
correctior, & auctior, post obitum Autoris, Consilio Wemeri RoUmck Ham-
burgensis Phil. & Med. Doct. Practicœ & Ch!mi{e Professoris ïterum luci
tradita, cum ejusdemprœtatione. Jenae. Sumtibus Johannis Reiffenbergeri.
Anno M.DC.XLI.
y. 'LIOJI?
X. Pp.[i6]~5[[bhnh.t6].
5[[bhnh.t6].
First edition. tena, t&.jo. There were others: The author was Z. BretMMius the
AnMtet.<6s9, t668; Lugduni Hat., t6yt, iS*. bom at Jena, tS99, M.D. there in t6!y, younger.
praeused
The preient edition oft&tt was a)soissued with at Weim<trand othor and was uttimaMty
thé same titte but dieferenttvarranged. and in. protiesMrof medicine ptaces, at Jena, where he died in
ctudfng besides the name of the priater: 'Jeftse, '~38. '3'h J'e (Jaty, Witte).
TypisBhsii Lobe«steinssumtibttsJohMnMRoffcn'
bergeri. AnnoM.DC.XU.'
Van der Littden, De &~<j .t~a-M /<~t <~<«, Mange), /M/<<<-<! &o<-«m <M!<<&afeM,
~37. P. 46~ (editionof t~o). t73t, 1. i. p. 470 (copied from MereMin).
Bore!, &<<A'o/<<'<:<t
CAMM~t,t6~, p. ~2. Kcstner, ~<t~< C<<t.~tT<c<t, ty~o,
Mercktin. ~M<<KM<M t6S6. p. M~e
/<«<wa/<f~, '45-
(editions of t6y), ï6.ti, t6yt, MM!
w ith Beguinus. JScher.
~~i'mMt<t<~<7</<)'~o<. t~o,
AttMt.. t6s9, tô6e). i. co). tgCt.
Witte, CM~M ~<yn~~&«t)t, t6M, Sig. Mm. Haller, /<o~«:a ~Ma/eM~ea,t~ i. p. 3~3.
sM~c, Ann. t~Juty. tSge. H~ner, B~/M/~t! /t~MM<f ~nM/KN!,!777, ii.
Hendreich, /'<t<f~/<c Nf<t«<t)y«'<f, tû~, p. p. 3t8-9 (Haller has canfMed the fatber and ton).
7:2. Ëtoy, /?tc/«)t<a< ~«~M /« ~4&<-o«'.
Zeumer, ~s /jt<< t'e t7?a. ). p. 446.
a~H&Mta/MMM fM-<«H< jcna, t7tt, îbmnter, &<oM<c« Clumica, tySa, p. t~.
C)!tMisHi.[Med.],p.36. Gmelin, RM<'A<< der <~t«~<, ty~, 1.pp. 344,
Roth-SchotH, &«'<! C~<M<0!, ~7, p~33. 6c4(adds Amst, t6y:, 8* Francof. )[686,4'~J.
 BRENDEL-BRETON tas

BRENDEL (ZACHARtAS).<~M~M<~
Fach<,~<<t<M, tSo~oS,p. tz<. A'<WM/& ~<~Mt~<-G<M~/<t963.vii.eo).320
~tM~~AM~MM<t&, Paris, Panckoucke~890- (aodthereteMnces).
i!.
9;), p. sas. Poga'endorff,/Mt!{Mt~~<'M7<M'a<t'«A'j
~«M<
johiMtnesGtnther, /AM« /~b«~ett M~cA, 1863,1.coL t~a.
<7<tK~~AM/~e tss8 )[8s8.Jentt,<8s8,
p. tao.
BRENTIUS (ANDREAS).
Varie Phitosophontm Sententim perveniendi ad Lapidem Benedictum
CoUectanea.
THEATRUM
See THEATRUM t6;9, iv.
CHEMtCUM, t6;9,
CHEMtCUM, iv..p.p. 330.
330.
The authors eited aM Atbertus Magnas, Ray- stated by Vander Linden, so that the Identification
mundus LuUias, Geber, Thomas Aqutnas, Para. of the two authorsbad taken place a hundted years
ce)<us. beforeMaoget.
The present tract was ctigiaattf publisbed with Subsequent writers are not wry dear on the
the<bt)owit)gt)t!e: Mbjeet. Fâche Mehbet thé 'Fattago pbHoso.
'F<tnwgc'Phi!<Mophorum:hoeëst,Vàti!Mbd!, phorum' to 'AndrcM Brent~M. aus Padua,' so
Processus& SententtaePhitosophontm.pervetoendi tbat be may hâve ideatified thé two, but on the
ad Lapidem Phitosophicutn.seu Beneaictum. other hand he passes over thé trandations in
Per AcdKeaa) Brentzium. D. Mpub. ChantbenNt silence.
Patat. pro tempore Medicum ordicatium. Gmet!n gi<es a soooewhat different complexion
fAmberea:, TypM Mlchaelis Forsteh.] Anno. to thé the tittbjeety eatMngh)M'Andréas
sub~ect bycailing hïm Andreas Brentaxan
MDCVr.' TtMre was another edit1on: Amberg, !<a!itn by bitth, who ptomut~ated bisBrentt, opimons
t6tï. tbMy in Gennany,'and, fctUowmgRoth-Schott):–
Thcte are three, if not fou)- peMont, whom, who,however. designate* him Andreas Brentius-
under the name of AndreasBfMttos or BtCMJm, a!agns to him another alchemicalbook: Haod.
there b a possibllity of confusingw!thone another. grin Raymuedi LuUii sunt einem
Of the most notableof them,a tk~tch i<given by Cespritchi,-0)n Stein der Weisen t6o6.
MaanMheHi, who styles bim 'Andrea Brenta. t6tt, t6t6, 8, which t have not met with. Here
Padovano.' though he mentions atso the forms them is no sumestion of any connection with
BtBnt!us and Brenzim. He wams hk Maders, Brenta or Bteethi&the scholar. Colourb lent to
however, against ideoti~ing him witb 'Andréa Gmelin's<brmby the Latin Brentius, which might
Althamer Brendo, etetio ottmfnontano,' who is point to the name being Brenei or Brentio, and
known by some theotogicatwtitiot; and is certainly beloeging to a different person attogether from
qutte dit~rent. Brenta Nûtnishedin the middte Brenta.
of the NfteeMhtentury, studiedthe Humanitiesand The ascription of the Marragophitosophorutn
philosophy, andio made translations from Hippo- to Brenta seems to be a mistahe.bNt there is no
crates. pnnted the Efteenth,and early years of satidactoty évidence beating on the question one
the sixteenth centuries, for whieh see Hendreioh, wayor another.
Haller, and Hain. Matzuche! enuMieratesthese A book on précautions to be observedduring the
translations, and says that the Farrago phit. ptague. by Andreas Brentius, ~'M printed at
osophoMm,' printed in the ?~«:<~m C&mtf<f«t, Amberg in t6o6. Whether or not it was by the
is ascribed tohitn by Maneet, but adds, we bave author of the 'Farrago philosophorum' am
not found any other wnter who catb Mm the unaMe to décide, but considering the date and
author of the said work.' place of publication, the probability M that it
Manget, however, bas here onty followed his emanated fromhim.
ctNtOtn of copying wbat had been printed ntty In the British Museum Catalogue a)t these
years earUe)'by MeteMin,who hadfound it already authors are kept distinct.
Vau der Linden, De &M~/u ~~& /t'~ duo. &)'~<y<«~' Gt~tfA~t&~M&t~t CX<MM, 1785,
ï6y. P. M. p. ,J.,,1.
Bore). ~<r<t Ctt'M< t6~ p. se, 93. 0595'1'
Gmetin, G~A!'<~<'< der C~M~,
c.'J.' tyoy, i. p. S!3.
Mer<~dio,ZMMMM~<~of< t686. p. Fuchs, ~<<w<t der C'AMW<fot<~ ~«/<ya<«~.
Hendreich,a«<<w/<cF~M<<a< t6oo, p.~sg. t8o~o8, p. toi.
Roth*SchoKt,B<M!<~«'aCAoxtte,179?,p. gg. Hein, ~<~<<t<m B~~j~M!, t8<6, tSgt,
Manget, JKMfe~M<!&'H~/en<M AMt/MM-~m, No&3778,-3779,867t.
tMt, t. i. p. 47t. Schmieder, Cf~eAH'~ <~r ~/6~o!M~,t83e, p.
Lnglet Duffesnov, //M/~< la y~~w~M
~i!fm<«<, ty~, iii. p. t~. Ladrague, .MW~~M OntM~ &-M<fw
MataueheUi.G~ &~t~<~ <<M'<t, t~, vol. il. &e~!M, 1670,No. too3.
parte iv. p. eo<a. Sudho& Bibliographia ~MMt/~a, t8~, p. 47%
Haller, BtMoX<t<~ ~«~xa- ~e~t~, tyyC, and ~eo, 6oo,for reprints.
i. pp. <3. ~5.M, 8):, 89, M, 360.

BRESCIA.
See MKMORtA,t794.

BRETON.
LE BRETON (CHARLES).
 '26 2MFM')'MCy<?F/S7M

BREVIS Elucidatio Arcani Philosophorum.

See BARMAUD (MtCOLAUS),Triga Chemica,~99, p. 4t.
ThistractMbyBamaud.
SeeTHEATRUM CHttMtCUM, t6$9, iii. p. 784.
BREVIS Libellus Minera philosophorum dictus.
Sec OtN~CEUM CHtM!CUM, t679, p. 349.

BREVIS Manuductioad Rubinum Cœiestem.

See BtRRtUS
(MARTtN), t66S.
Set MANGET(j. j.), BibliotbecaChemicaCuriosa, tyoz, i;. p. 686.
BREVIS Tractatio de antiquissimo atque certissimo illo Particut&riquod pet
Exaltationem seu Gradationem Sotis S. Aun parari ~olet. Oder kurtze,
iedoch ~usfuhrHcheund richtige, Handtung von dem uhratten und bewâhr-
testen Particular welches durch Erhôh- und Vermehrung dés Goldes-Farbe
verrichtet zu werden pfleget. Bestehende in einer zwart kurtzen, doch
deutlichen Beschreibung,was die Exaltatio s. Gmdatio soHs und derselben
Nutzen sey, auch wie dieselbe verrichtet werden solle, welches tetztere in
30. davon handelnden auserlesenen theits selbst probirten Processen accurat
gelehret und gezeiget wird. Denen überdiers noch, zum Dienst der Kunst-
liebenden, ein ander schon und bewiihrtes Particulare de Extractione AniaMe
SoHs beygefuget ist, Woraus dieselbe, wenn sie darzu nothige operationes
und Hand-Aïbeit recht verstehen und gebrauchen, ohnfehlbar Gotdmachen
lernen kônnen werden. Auf freundlich ersuchen guter Freunde also verfasset
und zum Druck befordert. Durch einen Freund der edlen Chymie und
Metallurgie am grünen Hartze. Leipzig, bey Johann Herbord Klofsen,
!7ï5.
1715-
a". Pp. ? 76.
Thisis anMher
copyofthesecondtractin the ~xe~M/MH'wc~tM<«~~'H<~)t ~a~tf~~t~,
workentittedCon.et /K~<M«JC~M~a~ ~!f (y.f.).
Ladrague,~«~~M OMM< Sciences .S~t, t9}'o.No.!43?.
BRIEF (A) PrepaMtionof the Philosophers Stone.
~<'< AURIFONTINA CHEMICA, t68o, p. 27!.

BRIEFF.TASCHE.
See UNVORSICHTIG
(Die) verlohrne PhilosophischeBrie~Tasche, t7<8.
BRIXIA.
See CATALOCUS
Medicamentorum.
BROSSE (LA).
LABROSSE.
BROTOFFERR (RADTMHs).
§Aut hie aut nusquam.§ Elucidarius Major. Oder Erleuchterunge vber die
Reformation der gantzenweiten Welt, F.CR. aurs ihrer Chymischen Hochxeit
vnd sonst mit vielandern testimoniis Philosophorum, sonderlich in appendice,
 ~OrOF~/M?–MO~C~/7.y/~ M?

BROTOFFERR (RAMtoss). C?~M~<

dermassen verbessert, dafs beydes materia & pMeparattolapidis aurei, deutlich
genug darinn angezeigt werden. Durch Radtichs BrotoHërr,Luxeme.
Raphael.
Omnia sunt abscondita, in abstruso mundi.
Exactè (autem) via honesta est.
0 wie gtùcksetig das Creutz ich acht,
Das vntr der Rosen blüht mit macht
Adest.
Lüneburg, bey den Sternen Buchf. Im Jahr ï6ïy.
9". Pp.[t.3)4.9~.
9«. !'p.[t.3)4.9 [3,tNank].
'M. [3. Nank].
Anotheredittoa wns puNMted nt Vienna, ~t. The phrase .<<«/~ff OM/a«wt«t<Mappears also in
Tbere is another work by the same author: the /<ff</<c 7Y«c<f<nrAM/«tt~<MM«. See
Etucidanm chymicus, oder, Hrtemhterungund LEONHARD von Altenberg. Thé word Luxeme
<teutM<!hc ErMerune was die Fant& Fmternitatia may be transposition fbr'ejmtem.'
vom R.C. {UrChynmcheSécrétade lapide t'hitoso- A thifd work is ascHbed to Brotofferr in thé
phontm, fn ibrer Reformationder Weh, mit ver. jt/f: "Theophrastus non Theophmstus, odcr
bMmten Worten versteckt h&btn," GoMttr, t6t6. deuUid)c Entdeckung was von Theophmsto Pam-
t6t7. 8'. Kopp seems to be of opinion that thèse celso zu hatten sey." Gofstar, tôt?, 8~.
two tittes indicate mcrety two dinerent éditionsof Att these works are mentioned by Kloss.
thesame tract.
the sametract.
~Mïm'fan ~M ~<~ Ordens <<fJ Kloss, ~Wt'<!p1~/M f~ /WOMMWM', !&(4,
G~~<MM <«t~A'aMx~M~j, pp.~S.496t. Nos.9486.~88.
t7<)3,
*m'
~'<My <;eMt«-~ <Mt<t~
C<4<m«',1785, Lndrague, ~MfM4~ Owa~ &'«'<Mx<&
pp.oot,6M. [870.Nos.T538-39.
GmeHn,G~)M& <&fC~M&, ty~, i. p.s6t. '886,ii. p. 387.
Kopp.~<' ~/<*<M~,
Elucidarius maior, oder Erleuchtung uber die Reformation der ganzen Welt,
F.R.C. aus ihrer chem. Hochzeit: cum Appendice meliorato.
See HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., ty~S,i. p. t?6.
Etucidarii majoris Appendix. Gründliche Nachricht von der Materia Lapidis
aurei, & modo pMeparandi.
BECHER (JOHANN JOACH!M), Chymischer GMcks.Hafen, tyzé, p. <7S.

BROUCHUISIUS (DANtEL).
Secreta AtchimiœMagnaliaD. Thomœ Aquinatis, de Corporibus supercoelestibus,
& qubd in rebus infenoribus inveniantur, quoque modo extrahantur: De
Lapide minerali,animali, & plantali. Item Thesaurus Atctumiassecretissimus;
quem dedit fratri suo Reinaldo.
Accessit et Ioannis De Rupecissa Liber lucis, ac Raymundi Lullij opus
pulcherrimum, quod inscribitur Ctavicu!a & Apertorium in quo omnia quœ
in opere Atchimiaerequiruntur, vemust~ declarantur, & sine quo, ut ipse
testatur Lullius, alij sui Libri intelligi nequeunt.
Opuscula studiosis artis secretissim~, ut summè necessaria, ita lectu
iucundissima.
Opera Danielis Brouchuisiiartium & Med!cinœ Doctoris.
Cum Pï!6fatione D. Ioannis Heurnij.
Editio Tertia.
Lugduni Batavorum, Ex OfticinâThom~e Basson. clo.Ia.cxn.
8*. Pp.7it'Mank].
8". Pp.71ft Mank].Fotding
F tding phte ofaa farMee.
phte of farMee.
An editioo, Cotonice, !~M, 4to, is mentionedby Daniel van Bme)thaia:n, is spoken of as a re-
Schmieder (GwAt~~ t&f ~«<:t<«t«.t8~, p. t~). nowned physician of the sixteenth centmy, and
and by Kopp (ZW< ~<MM, tM6t ii. 3y) ffomMan- that isall that is said of him by Van der Aa, Ft'o.
~t, ~/«'~<M! &~«M<M ~M&<M'«<«, t73t, t. ~a/~MeA t~c~if~Ax~ der A~<&y/a«<&«, tM;,
P. 479- )!). p. 1366.
128 ~/?~<M'~4AW-F~<7<S'AMr~

BRÙCKMANN (FRANZ ËRNST).

Francisci Ern. Bruckmanni Med. Doct. &c. Epistola Itineraria xm. De
Lapidibus Odoratis ad Virum ExceUentissimum, Consultissimum atque Doc-
tissimum Dominum, Dominum Andrew. El. Buchnerum, Med. Doct. et Prof.
Ord. ceteberrimum et practicum Erfordiensem felicissimum, amicum omni
honoris et amons genere prosequendum. WotOfënbutte! Anno Christi
MDCCXXIX.
4'. Sig.A[=pp.8].
Francisi Ernesti Bruckmann!, D. Epistola Knemna xLv. Sistens Concreta
Satina et Sulphurea Musei Metallici Autoris ad Virum Nobilissimum atque
Doctissimum Dominum Dominum Johann. Heinr. Hampe, Medicum
Londinensium Celeberrimum. Cum Fig. ~Eneis. WoMënbuttehB.
MDCCXXXV.
4*. Sig!.A.Bmfouta[=!pp.t6].a fotdiagplatee.
Francisci Ernesti Bruckmanni, D. Epistola Itinerana Lxxxnt. Museum
Metallicum Autoris exhibens, ad Virum PtssnobiHssimum, Eximium atque
Doctissimum, Dominum Dominum loh. Henric. Hampe, Med. Doct.
Expertissimum, Regiae Majest. Principis de Galles Personse Medicum
Ordinar. Soc. Reg. Anglic. Lond. Colleg. Celeberr. Magnum Londini
~Escutapium, Ingensque MagnaE Britanniae LiteraMe Déçus, Mœcenatem
summum, fautorem atque amicum perpetuo Honoris cultu prosequendum.
Cum ftg.
~um ~Eneis.
Fig. ~c.ne)s. Wotaënbuttets,
tvomenDUHet: MDCCXXXIX.
?t i'Il~AAA~A.
Pp.te. tt engraved
Pp.M. engmvedphte.
plate.
BrOekmana, born <7 Sept., tCçy.ttt Maneathtt guide to thé Mteratat? at that Urne,and an édition
near HehMtSdt, ~'as phyïtcian at Brunswick and of MarbodaetM' /.<~W~Kf/< Fftf~M.
WotfenMttet. assessor of the Collegium Medicum Wo)<f6nb6tte!,t74o~ (~< MAXBOOAKUS).
Brumv., and Member of the Berlin Academy. He The ~M/<w/~wy<<z in three hundred num-
was rcceived into the Leopotdine Academy, 8 .bers appeMed between i~8-t753- Thev were
May, t7~ and puMished numerous works on afterwatds cottected in six volumes, with titte-
tnineratoM. etc. Among these was a revised paRes. A tiMof those referringto mineMtogy,etc.,
édition ofLeupctd's ~i~omM F«!/<c<A<~<? ~M<«/. is contained in LeopoM's f~o<~<'M«~above men.
/Ms', WotffenMttet. ly~a, 8". which M *a good Moned,p. 37. He dtect 95 March, ï753.
(7<f~. ~<~<MM<.1799, p. 757 (notice of the Haller, A'Mc~M ~<M/<m<&<t, tyyy, M.p. att.
~t'~M~fa ~<a//«-<t). Etoy, ~~<c««<!<~ ~t/«~«f de ~t A/<Mr<M,
Btichner, ~M/«~M! ~M<&M«t Aa/anc C'Mtf'<~ t778, ). p. <6o.
jon<m. t7;<. p. 497, No. 378. Hirsch, Aaar<<j!at<~ Z<:e&~t<&<'~t'<wr<~f)t.
Haller, Ft~/M/~a ~/<<«B, tT/a, u. tM. <~ ~< njM~'/!«~ <f«~ M~ t8&{,i. p. s~
Haller, BtMe/AfM Chirurgita, 1775, n. p. tM. (article by Max Satomon).

BRUGNATELLI (LutGt ViCENzo).

Elementi di Chimica appogiati alle piu' recenti scoperte chimiche e &rma
ceutiche di L. Brugnatelli M. D. Sostituito alle Cattedre di Chimica e
Mat. Med. nella R. I. Universita' di Pavia. Membro deU' Ace. Elet. d
Magonza in Erfurt, Della R. Accad. delle Se. di Gottinga, Dei Curiosi detta
Nat. di Berlino, Della Leopoldino-Carolina, De' Curiosi deUa Nat. di
Germania, DeU*Accad. d' Agricoltara di Udine, Della Societa' Medico-
Chirurgica di Bruxelles, Dell' Accad. delle Se. e di Quella d' Agricolt. di
Torino, di Mantova,di Fossano, Dei Georgofiti di Firenze, Della Soc. Patriot.
di Milano ec. Tom. i. ~95. Pavia presse Batdassare Comino. Con
Privilegio.
y. Tomoi. Pp. [xix.tj~ to8. 7 engMvedplates. WMM
Vocabotario
pp.ix.-xii.Tomoi).,1796.Pp.a~s[t Mank].
 MM~47'MZ/C~<9ZZ t29

BRUGNATELLI (LutG! VtNCENZo).CMA~w~

OMAM~
This work passed through sevemt editioM. study of thé sctente !o ltaly. He lnaugurated a
Luigi VineeoM Brugnatelli, who hM been con. number of )ou)-nab, and tned to make a speciat
fusedwith hisson Gatparft(compare the notice in MmendMuretpa~ into use tn thé science. Ho
the A~p«M/&BM~-a~ GA~M Md Oettinger), wrote nunterous papers, and was the dlscoverer of
wasborn at Pavia in t76t. He sMdied Medicine suberic add and alloxan. Hts treatise on urinary
and graduated ln ~84, but took gM&t<sttnterest ln calculiwasedited by his son Gaspard, Pavta, )~M.
Chemistty, was MN~Mntto Scopoli and Brusati at who a)sowrote a notice of bis ))? and a list of his
Pavia, and became professerio )[M6. He was a Mpersin the G«~M<t/<<&/'ï~<'a, ad. detade, *8t8,
hbonous chemist and endeavouredM extend thé L p. 40~ Medied in August, t8t9.
Gmelin, Cf~tM~ CA<M«,ty~. iii. p. 30$: Detdmeri%~MMa~ ~<<~«< de JMMt.
pp. ~6?-8 (papers): p. M ~'Ann&ttdi chimh,' ~w, 183!, t. ii. p. $40.
t'avia, )[Mo. etc.) p. 666 (aew MmenetataM &
PMUippe Ludwig, C~~A~ < <~M~
nnd smonynM). t8«. PP. 7M,879.
yAf ~!& ~M.
malusine, ed. I'dloch,
Tittoet), Z819,
t8t$. Aww/& F~i~A' G<&. t8c3, tii. cot. $8a.
Hii., pp. 3<t-3a6. Pos!endor<f, ~~M~an'M~et ~o~.
Qatratd, /.« ~'ht<M'<o~. iM, i. p. 534. «~M~ec/t. tMg, i. cot. ~t6.
Oettinger,
.ng" ~w~<H~ <&t<&/< ïM?, p. tgt.
BRUMBEY (CARLCHRÎSTtAN~,
~f~MM!MA
Disputatio.
~<f BERGEtt (CARL AUOUST VON), !y42.

BRUMMET (CHRtSfopH).
Tmctattein vom Blut der Natur.
~<e KUNCKEL VON LOWRMSTERN (JûBANN), V. Curiose Chymische Tractâtiein,
t72t,p.4S9.
This is quite di&Mnt from a tract of the sanie p. 3~) «têts to an édition, Wittenberg, t6y8, 8*.
name enteted under sCHWAttfZFtM (ANONVMUS &<CRUMMST(CHRtSTOfH).
vot)). Roth-SdtotM (Ft~«M<M C~MM, tyay

BRUNNEN DER WEISHEIT.

SCHWARTZFUS (ANONYMUS VON).

BUCH ~M/ Amor jm/A~tMi*

(DAS) o~mvt Proximi.
AMOR PmximL
ta tht ~A-o~«c' Co~&~<t<fM CA')x<<, edition" of that of !~6. Ladmgoe quotes thé
t~S~. p. 68&, tu) editica of Ft'antdttrt, ty8st, 8*, htter on)y, /?<Mf«<~<«'Ofwa~; &MMMt&er~
is meotioned. no new work, but M improved !8yo, No. 1469.

BUCH (DAs) von den Antangen der Natur und Chymischen Kunst.
.SMSCHRÔDER
.SM SCHRÔDER(F. Neue Atchy!
w.), Neue
(F. J. w.), mistische BibMothek,
Alchymistische BibMothdt, t~yz, !i. p 237.
t~yz, ï.ï. !i. 237.
SchrMer says this aaonynMUS workcomes from <~Mt«t j«MW~!a~e<;
a&yHO< GeMMMtai,t647. Itis
the same coUectionas that from which thé tmct menUoned by Ladrague, F~M<M~« 0«M!
by FenMtM N taken, namelyComb~t's TVat~~t &'<M(!<t
~ec~&et,~870, No. t5o6.

BUCH (DAs) Chymia, welches beschreibt den Tractat des bochsten weges der
PhitosophMe.
Sa TANCKE PromptuarlumAtchymiœ,Ander Buch, 16~4,p. 69.
(jOACHtM),
BUCH (DAS) der <heiWôrter.
KALID.

BUCH (DAs) von der Kunst Chytn!a eines ungewissen Autors.

ARTE(De) ChymicaLiber incetti autoris.
BUCHOLZ (WtLHELM HEtNMCHSBBASTtAN).
Ueber die Essigmphthe.
See Aï.UîEMEM nNtdicheschemisch-physMischesMancherlei,t~St, i. p. 20'
t
'30 ~</C'~OZJ-~M?Z)J5'~

BUCHOLZ
BUCHOLZ HB!NRtCH SEBAS
(WtLHELMHB!NRtCH
(WtLHELM SEBASTtAtf).
ttmn/. C~~M~
t~wfWH.
Bocho)))wasbom M Betnbuts:. a~ Dec.. 17~. of tho Atademia HMune Cunosomm. He died
studied ptMmxftcyat MegdebMg. ptMtMed as a at Weimar, t6 Dec., ty~.
phannaost invariousphcet, fu«t6ttatty MWettMr,1 Bachob was <t teamed, dittt:ent, and eM~getic
whereha livedfor !e<en years. During that time man, and made many coMributioM to thé titem.
he lenrned chemistry. and having t~so~ed to Mte of medicine, chemtttry, and ptmnnaw. He
become a pMciM, went in <y6i to Jena, whefre tmadated works from TEogtish, Ftenc)). ned
he won hit degreein two years. He retumed to ttatian, and pubthhed numerous papers on
Weiiiiar, opeaeda di!penony, practised medicine, chemhtry, nxnefalogy, phMmacy, minetat water:.
and became the phystcian of the reigning prince etc., in thé joumab and the prtxeedings of
and Bergmtb.' tn ~769he wasetecteda member sceieties.
H~er. BtM<~«f<t&~<!0<M, t77a, Il. p. 60~. Gmetin, C~<'< C~M~. t~. iii. /<M~'M.
HAiier,~A~A~a Ct~~M". '?7S. PP. S&f. Fachs. A~att'tf~. t8o&o8. p. 353 &~«M.
587. ~MC~a~M ~M~<< Pari!, Panckooette (t8e<~
Metset,~M Cf&f 7~ea~, oder 95), iii. p. 33.
'<n-«'~ /<<<-M~yn</j< ~A~i'&< Letngo, Poggendortr, ~~a~M-M'M
'79°. i. PP.478-481. «~r/~Mf~, t863. i. col. gz8.

BUDDEUS (JOHANNFRANZ), jF~JM.

Q.&.B.V. Quaestionem Politicam an Alchimistaes!ntin Republica tolerandi?
Rectore Magnificentissimo,Serenissimo Principe ac Domino, Dn. Friderico
WithetmoRegni Borussici, Electoratusque Brandenburgici Herede, et Reli-
qua. Praeside Io. Francisco Buddeo, P.P.h.t. Academiae Pro.Rectore Ad
Diem lunii A. M.DCC.II. Pro Summis in Philosophia Honoribus rite
obtinendis edisseret Carolus Theophilus Schlitte, Halberstadiensis. Hatae
Magdeburgicae,Literis Christiani Henckelii, Acad. Typ.
4°. Pp.86[a]. Engmved plate.
Herrn Jo. Ffanc. Buddei SS. Th.D. und Prof~ PuM. Ord. Hoch-Farstt.
Sachsen-HildburghausischenHochverdienten Kirchen-Raths &c. Historisch-
und Politische Untersuchung von der Alchemie, und was davon zu halten
sey? aus dem Lateinischen ins Teutsche übersetzet. Nun aber zum
Druck befordert durch Friederich Roth-Schottzen, Herrenstadio SHesium.
Nürnberg, Adam Jonathan Felfsecker, An. ~33.
8°. Pp.146. a plates.
ThisbasbeenreprintedfromRoth.Scho!t<'s/AM- 7~<M/fM~ Ct~MK~fM. lt
is a tMmtation
oftheptecedingthesis.
Histonsch-und Politische Untersuchung von der Alchemie.
.S~ ROTH-SCHOLTZ
~<~ ROTH-SCHOLTZ (FRtEDERMH),
~FRtEDERtCH~ DeutschesTheatrum
U<
CUMt~tCaJH<Cit~UM<
Chemicum,t728,
~iiC<tOt:UX~ i. p. t.t.
t/XO~t.U.
Buddeusma bom at Anklam in Pometania, 95 foundtd Univetsity of Hatte, and in tyos tetomed
June, t66y, showedgreat abitity at an early age, to Jena as professer of Theotogy. He incMMed
and before he went to thé Universuy of WitMm- the oetebnty of that Untwnity by his tectatM.
berg in 1685.was already well s):iUeoin Hebtew, catritd on a htt~e conrespondeece, received thé
Chatdeeand Syriac. Having taken the degree of vMts of strMigeis who des!ted to meet Mm, and
Master it) tMy with great dMinction, he was yet found time to wnte a fs~at amnber of worts
assooiatedtto thé hcatty of Philosophyin 1680,and aad dissertattons. He died o No~onbef, t?:to.
shortly after went to Jena. ln t<x)ahe became at Gotha, ofa stight cold which he n~tectedMd
protessw of Gnek and Latin at Coburg, in t6o3 whieh ended m pneamon~
professor of Ethies and Mitics at the newty'
ReimcMmn,~«t&t~ot~in <? ~fM<iwtaetN~. Ay/GMeM~~ d! M<~« C~«<&.ty~j:,
a~t))* derer T~û~m, t~M, iv. p~ 641 <y!3, vi. i.
p..5S1.
pp. 6l'M)0. ~ohannes Ganthef, Z<~«M~M<te! o!~ ~~ewe)
Jo. CMp.Zeumer,~&i?~j/i!tNWi~ c~ &t der tW«~~ ~«M «« tj,s8 18~. Jeoa, ~9.
~<<a<A<xM/M«M< ~:t<nM< Jense, p.s3.
t~M. pp. B7t~63. Poggendorfr, &'<i~-<M<6M7<f<!f~<t ~t<t<
Nicema, jM6xM'f<t, tM3, xxi. pp. 30.55. M<M~!twA,t36<, i. cot. 333.
Cha<t<epie. A'M<Mae&~<&M)ta~)f ~«~w LadMgUe,F<MMM~«<t?teM~;&<<w<t&<
~A'yat, 179), ii. (letterB), pp.46z.~t. 1870,N&. 549.
FicMM,A<<Mo'«'«. 17~, Th. i!. p~46. Kopp. /W<w. I8S6. i. p. t48.
 ~C'WG-.aMfCGM t3!

BÙCKING (JOHANNJUSTUS),~~M~M.
see UNStUS(PAUtUS).

BUONVICINO (BENBDETTO).
An~yse des pnncipa!es Eaux Minérales de la Savoie Par Mr. Le Docteur
Bonvo}sin.
Pp.<tt$4M. Extraeted
fromthe~MM'~M
ofthéTann Academy,
t7&t.8s,
vot.ii.
De la Pierre Hydrophane du Piémont Par Mr. Le Docteur Bonvoisin.
4°. Pp.
4°. Pp.47S'497. Fromthe~MM'yMoftbeTm1)tAaM!emy,t?84~s,w).i.
47S"t97- ~Mm i.
thé ~MOt'~ oftbe Turin Aotdemy, t?&t~s, w). i.
Buonvtc!noor BoovoMnwas a doctor of Medi- which he communicated M the Academy. Thé
cine. in practice at Tttdn, and a membcr of dates ofhb birth nnd death are not tecotded,but
thé Academy of Sciences. He engaeed n) the he M<ednt the end oî the ei~hteenth and be~nning
anatysMand exMoinationofmittemts,thé fMutb of ofthcttineteeothceOtn~cSt
Reuœ. ~<r/c~<tM ComotM/a~M~, tSog, pp. ~M'~et der ~t< &~<«&~ /<<<t~, Copenhagen,
Sy,to~, ttt, ti6, t<9. t~t. tago, ii!. p. gz~ (titts of his works).
Qu&Md. ~) ~-e)x'< ~.t/~attw, t8t8, i. p. <66. Poggendortf, F/<A./<7<n!fM~j ??<
A. C. P. Cattisen. ~&'«'«M<~ &~t~/&r. te&~t~MfA.t863, i. col. 349.

BURGGRAV (JOHANN ERNST).

~'M ~uvamva
CM)D!US ~anr.uvmva/.
(BAt.DUtMUS).
Burggtav wrote a numberof atchemicn)books Biolychnium, & cura Morborum magœtiea ex
BaJeeum Difmee,Magnetica Pnseonim Phitoso- ParacelsiMutoia, Franckote, t6tt, 8°.
pborum Clavis, Lugd. &tt., <6oo. AcMHesredivivus, Amstetcd..t6t9,8".
Atodphatmaeunt. Biolychnium,seu Lampas vitœ& mortis,Lugd.
De dMtro PhilosophorummagicophMeo. Bât., i6M, S°; Fnmcof., t~ M*.
LibeUusde Oleis.
Bofd, /MM«~<M CA~«t~<t, t6~. p. 53. Gmetin, G~'Mf~~ der CA«M~,~797,i. pp.
Roth-Schoth, ~?~&p<t<iM Ot«MMa,t79?. p. 36. Sao.
Eioy
Eloy 2)~MW<t~
Dictfoxxaïre ~~<~a< <&/«
N£dariqrrs
ds la /~<'M'<w,
M~etixs, Sudhoft, ~M'~e~Mo fa~t~&tM. tS~. pp.
ï?78, p. 485. ln this article (p. 486). K)oy 49~. 4M. M3. 544 (for the Biolychnium'),564(for
includesa notice of J. P. BMtggntvthe younger. C!odhis work).

BURGGRAV (JonANtt PatMp).

De doctis & nobilibus Empiricis, Vorrede.
JM KUNCKEL
KUNCKEL VON
VON LOWENSTERN
LÔWENSTERN ~Of (JOHANN), V. Curiose Chymische T)-act&Uem.
t72t.
t72t.
J. P. BatKgfav, the dder. was bora at D<um. He 1 died in ~75: lie was author of a goodmany
stadt, !$ Feb., <6?3,studied medicine«t Giessea, WortŒ,some ofthem of considerablemagnitude.
tena and Leyden, graduated t6~, resided in Thé present ptre&ce is not mentioned under
DtntMtadt. and went to Franckfurt ln !7o6. and their
< Mmes, but as far as dates, etc., are coMemed,
lived there for the rest of his )!?. He died in iti might be by elther in the case of the yottnger
~746. He wrotesome MedieatDiNeft&OMS. <
man wontd be a very early prodaction, in thé
His Mn, John PMtip Bamgfv. the ycanger, cM<sof c the etder it woa!d betong to hi$mature
was born at Darmttadt. i Sept.. t7oo. At t8 penod.j
he b~M) bis studies and BaMed M Hatte. but PfeMmaMy:t was BMfggw. the youneer. who
graduated at Leyden in lyao, whent)etetumed te was Mceived into the Leopotdine Academy,aa
Ftankfurt. Hete he remalned engaged in pntcttce.. Jone, <Mï. Had it been the ddef, Bachnerwotdd
i
bave probably reconted the dateof bis deatb.
BOdmer,~<<a<<MtM< ~«w Ct(t<«M~M<, Haller, Btt&XA<eaAM~e ~w<&)B,t?8e. iv.
~~&~0, t7M,[t. j0<),No. M<t. ) 307(fefeMM the dder).
p.
Haller, NM&MSs A«M<M. tM. IL p. ~6; Gmetin, C~M~Mt <&~C~~ 1~6, fi. pp. t6?.
(refers to Bm'gp&v the younger,:pe)U(sof himM .t37.785.789.
an old Mend, and the ~tr&ax ~Mc~M as a work KeMS,~<t~<«<t! CM<<t<t<&!<'t'a)t«<x, CAt)x<e.'
coMMiMtedon vast scale, whichhOMevernever t8M, pLt~ (quotes only BtMsgravthe younger).
got beyond Bt. ~pt!~M< ~ia~c«&, Paris, Panckoueke, o.d.t
Hatîer, ~M ~<M<'«<ntM, tWt), p. 374. ii!. p. 86 (giwesan account ot both).
(He aacfibMthe ~<~A)t<t~ toï. PM).Bm-Krav.) Poggendûtff. F<m~<~t~'M'&tsW<t~ ~aa~.
Haller, ~M~~M CM~~M, tM, il. p.tm. )
wt&t!~M«/t, tSCg, f. eo). 346 (also qoote! «t))y
«<
Strieder, C~<t<t<<&~< <(tMr ~6M&<A<a eMMf. Bmsprav thé younger).
~~&~ÏtM!M' Il.
GfMtK~. ty8a. p. ?&
t3: J?<<M~?-~MMM~

BURGHART (GOTTFRtED HEtNRtCH).

Zum allgemeinen Gebrauch WohleingerichteteDestillier-Kunst, welche in dem
ersten Theil von Ab- und Eintheilung, Werckzeugen,allgemeinen Arbeiten
und aUem dem was diese Kunst uberhâupt angehet, gnugsame Nachricht
giebet; In dem andem Theil aber in bey nahe zweyhundert Processen,
die Bereitung verschiedener destillirter Wiisser, Brandteweine, Aqua vitie,
Ros-solis, Mchtiger-sattrer-nMnefaHscher Geister, Oele, Essenzen, Extracte
und andrer truckner Chemisd~en Artzneyen deutlich vortraget; Und
endHch in dem dritten Theile in viertzig Processen vom Einmachen
mit Zucker und andern dahin gehôrigen Confitur-Kilnsten,einigen Unterricht
mittheilet Nicht nur den Aertzten, Wund-Aertzten und Apotheckem,
sondem auch Weinbrennem und Destillatoribus, ingleichen Hau&-Vatem
und andern Liebhabern dieser Wissenschant, zu besondern Nutzen und
Gebrauch aufgesetzet von D. Gottfried Heinrich Burghar~ Med. Pract.
zu Brefslau. Mit Kupnëm und einem hintangtichen Register. Brefslau
Bey Johann Jacob Korn. 1736.
8'. Pp.tt6][6]4M[36]. TitteredandNaek. 6 ptatN.
t~r.~vj~j.t~jwj. <-

Bufghardt W!Mborn in t?os Reichenbach. appeiutd thé présentwork, and MbMquent éditions
He was sent at the age of ao to an ftpothecaryin 0ahtenmnemtedMo:
Il .= 17, gt~ ~748: withadditions,
w)thadditions.
Friedland for chemica)nMnipu)at)on,studiedmedi- t7S<t with additions by J. Cbn. Wiegleb, tySo.
cine, gmduated in <730at F rankfurton the Oder, ln ty36 he began a collection of scientific and
:mdtr~veHeda grefttda<). He pmctisedin BfestM, medical obœntttions entitled A~<&'ff~t«x .S~M&t.
wrote papers on medicaland surgicat (opies, and <'cf«)Mm/«~s, which was continued to ~a, ia
anerwitfds in t743 was a teacher of mathematics eight parts, and contains papent on m~rtt
and physics nt the RoyalCollegeof Brieg. waters, satt!. etc., etc. He also published obser.
!n 1736 he published ~<t~A«Ket, or ex. vations on Seignette satt, Breslau, t?~, 8°. He
cursions on the Zothenberg,inwhich he describes seems to have bad some hetief in transmutation.
certain plants growing there. !n the sanie year Hc died at Bteshm!n iyy6.
Hirsching, J~5fWfA ~M«t<ttfA-<A<m<j~ Fuchs, ~<t<M der c~e~M ~tA!fM!/«f,
~<'M~ 1754.p. t<). t9o~o8, p. z6o.
Haller, F~/M'A4~<! Fo/a~M, tT/a, ii. p. z68. Midicale, Ptuis,
/!K}Fy<M A&i/«'<< ffls, Panctmueke
Pauckoucke (t6ao-
(z8oo-
Haller. ~Wt'~A't-a Ot~~M, t~s. ii. p. 193 SS).M. p. 87.
(Mrgica)papers). Poggeadatff, B&g~o~MMt'/t/~w~~ dand-
~Mof-
Baumer, /c/~<! C~a, tyS:, p. t!9. <B«r/~?<f~.1863,i. col. 346.
Gmetif:, CM~~A~ derC~MM.ty97, ii. pp. 369,
ST".485. S9S.773. 775: '799, P. '&

BÛ.RLEIN (jAcoa).
Disputatio Medica de pernicioso Paraceisistarum Hoptochnsm&te.
~< THEATRUM SYMPATHETtCUM, 1662, p. 624.
Haller quotesa dissertation,
ds ~'m/~M<NfJae.Burlin,possibly
thesuaeperson.B~/to~~a
m<xj««s
JK~MMMM &M<<t<tt, AM.166~, by~M'f~~Me~w/tf~, t7y9, iii. p. 1~4.
BURMAN (CHARLES).
The Lives of those Eminent Antiquaries Elias Ashmole, Esqu!re, and Mr.
William Lilly, written by themselves; containing, first William UU/s
History of his Life and Times, with Notes, by Mr. Ashmole: Secondly,
Lilly's Life and Death of Charles the First: And Lastty, the Life of
Elias Ashmole, Esquire. By Way of Diary. With several oecasiona!
Letters, By Charles Burman, Esquire. London Printed for T. Davies,
in Russel-Street, Covent Garden. MDCCLXXIV.
Pp.(?)[' bhnk]399tt]. Potttaits
of LittyandAshmote.
Ashmote's diiuy containedln this votume was t7t5, with notes and continuation by Ashmote
pob)ished in 1717 (B. M. 6t~, a u): LiUy's in (B.M. i4t8, at6), and ctbercditioM tbUowed.
 FMPA~T-.CMM~M '33

BURNET (DuNCAN).
Iatrochymicus, siue de Prseparat!one et Compositione Medicamentorum
Chymicorum artificiosa Tractatus Duncani Bornetti Scoti: In quo
methodice, perspicue ac breviter, quidquid ad latrochymica pertinet,
Candidatis Medicin~eac PhUosophœ interioris aperitur. Studio ac Opéra.
Ioannis Danielis Mylii, Wetterano Hasst Medicmte Htppocmttca: &
Chytmcœ Candidati nunc pnmum in lucem editus. I?mncofurti Typis
Nicolai Hoffmanni Sumptibus Lucse lennis. M.DC.XVI.
4*. Pp.[t3] tts[t bhtntt]. With thé auto~Mph of "Johann Baptista Grofschcd)."
PtcfMMdthere is a poem to Bm'ne<by RtphMt Eptinus (ftc/o~- Egtiuus) t~nius (~.f.).

[Tractât von Zubereitung vnnd rechtem Gebrauch der Chymischen Medica-

menten.]]
8°. Pp.3t9[tNank]. TittewMting.
oftheGerman
Thetitte-page tfM(5)ation
begins
TyMcin~m Chymicum, das ist VonZaber~Mng vnd Composition
der Chy-
mischen Medicantentem
eina~sMhrMchervnndtrefHicher
Tractat Fmnckfurt,
t6t8.
t6t8.
Van der Linden quotesthe t6t6 édition,"editus the Gennan translation. So far as ~nt awnre
studio Jû&n. Dan. Mytii." MercMio besides the the word 'attem' in thc prcccding tMc is an
preceding mentions another: Franeof. typis insertion of Haller's own. The word does not
KetnpSeti, t6at, in 4. Hendttich quotes both the occur in the titte of the toië édition, andpossibly
Latin éditions and the German translation. Haller Haller copying the titte from Van der Linden, and
in the /W/<'<M ~B~a~it M)k him Duncan considering that the book was edited by Mylius,
Burnet, and mention! the edition FrMMûf.t6t6, nMy have thought that a prcvious editioa had been
fol. (sk). But in tht &<&'e~M ~<;<'«!! printed by the author himsetf. or he may have
~)M/&œ.ho Mys:–Dm<;ani Bcmet!htrochemieMs meant the word to app!y to the edition of t&ti
s. de pKepatittione medicamentorum, ed. only. Anyhow Mylius own Maternent is plain
attefa studio ). Dan. MyMi Francof. !&t6. 4'. enougb.
LucctB, t69t, 4*, and (atso by Burnet) :–Tyn)- Gmetin copying Haller makes the same nustake.
cinium chemimm Ftuncof. 1618.8°. This iitst i<
Van der Linden, De Sm/lis N<~&&AM ~w, Manget, ~Wt~~a &M ~i'<tm,
1637,p. t~S. t73t, t. i. p. 37t.
MercMin,~M<&~«t ~«w~/M, t6M, p. a~a. Haller, F~/<c/~f<a&aa«a. ~771,i. Po420.
Hendreich, /'<M<& ~<!<«&~«~t~, t6oo, p. Haller, F«/K'<A«'a ~«'«KB ~<~MW, 1777. ii.
664'
~Mf<x!~ C)<M<<M,
Roth~ehott)!, tya?, p. gt. p. Gmetin,
4SSoel' Ccrchicbtedcr
G~<'A«~< Chunit,
C&«t'< L i. p.p. ~o.
1797,i. Sao.

BURRHUS (JOSEPHUS FRANCtSCUS).

~<' BORRt (GIOSEPPE FRANCESCO).
t34 e'.(c)-c(/?.~)

C. (C.), L., Conrad Cunrath, Lipsensis.

KHUNRATH (CONRAD).

C. (Ë.), D.M.
Ueber aUgemeîne Arzneien.
See MAGAZtM furdie hahereNaturwissenschaftund Chemie, :784,i. p. 291.
assumethatthéMthot'sinitiab
areË. C.,andthatD. M.denoteDoctorMedicinM.
C. G. H.
~ef H. (c. c.).
C. (H. D.).
Wahrhaffter und in der Natur gegründeter Bericht von der Generation und
Regeneration der Metallenzu dem nach dem truckenen Weg, auf Danielis
Georgii Morhofii Epistel an Joe!etn Langelottum, durch H. d. C.
MDCCXVI.
S*. Pp.t;[tbhnk]. Witttoutptaceundprinter.
WahrhaHter und in der Natur gegründeter Bericht von der Genemtion und
Regeneration der Metallen auf Danielis Georgii Morhon; Epistel an
Joelem Langelottum durch H. d. C. MDCCXVI.
.S~ ROTH.SCHOLTZ (FRtEOERtCH), DeutschesTheatrumChemicum,1728, p. 33..
C. (J.), <%wM~~<t.
Das Gebeimnifs der hermetischen Philosophie.
[Sendbrief an] Den Lieb-
habern der Hermetischen Phi)osoph!e.
CHYMISCHES t747,p. 80.
Lust-GSrttein,
C.(J. E.).
See ERCKER(LAZARUS),
t736.
C. (L.), M. Combach (Ludwig).
See SCHR&DER(F.j. w.), Neue AlchymistischeBiMiothek,(772, I. ii. p..59.
C. (P.).
Georg Phaedronis Arcana.
See TENMEL (ANDREAS), Chymisch.Spagynsche Artzney-Kunst, 1736.
C. (R. H.).
See HOLLANDUS Curieuseund rare
(tSAAC), ChymischeOperationes,t7t4.
 C.K~< 135

C.V.M.V.S.
pRACTtCALeonis Viridis, t6t9.

C. .r".
(W.), Cooper (William).
PHtLALKTHA(KYR~NBUS),
.SM PHILALETHA (KYR~NBUS),Secn Secrets
ets Reveat'd,
Reveat'd, t669.
t669.
Of William Cooper, booksetierat the Petican!n AuntomtnaChymiea. t68o.
Little Mtain ln the latter ha)f of the seveMeenth Cottectanea Chymica, te&L
centuty, t hâve found no biogmphttat nMict. Ali Geber's Wortoi. t68&
that one Mtt toter is that he was devoted to Wm. Simpson. Zymotogia Phytic&[t6}o].
Alchemy, wrote on it, Mamhted tttatises deailng The C<a~M was issued by Msetf in a thin
with tt. edited coUeetion: of tracts upon it, and pMnpbtetin 1673.not pM;<d,and it appeared atso
made the publicationand sale of booksabout it a a)onz with the /~&ft~M'< ~t~A of tëyg. tt
specialty of his business. But independentty of coM&teof Engtish bocks sotety, and it may eon.
Me commercial sMe of the question, ae mustbave tain some five or six hundred entries on a rougb
been htOMctfa heen coliector of KngtMhtreat!ses catcutation.
in the Brst instance, but without negiecting those Besides it. Cooper issued other Hs(s. appended
in other ianmages, for he tells us that he not only to his various publications, and as thèse appeared
had most ofthe English books for sale, but many at taMrdates, they sometimes contain books which
of those enumaratedby Boreh eoa)d not be !n the original CMahtgue. To do
Among the books edited and paMMted by him justice, therefore, to Cooper's knowredge of tbe
them are the Mtowhtj;: Mteratureone must include these tisU as supple-
Philaletha, Secrets R.e<eal'd,t669. taentat to the Catalogue. Making neeessaty
Thé PhHosopMcaiEpitaph, të~g. allowances for the period, the Catalogue Is very
A Catalogue of ChymitM Bootts. t6ys. weUdone, and is an advance ln detail and precise
Riptey Revivd. 16~8. informationon Boret's~MM~M«a.

CAB~EUS (NICOLAUS).
.S~
JGG CABEUS \L"4&V"U~
41io.1'.aVD (NICOLAUS).

CABALA Chymica.
See tHESER(FRANZ),t6o6.
See GRASSHOFF(JOHANN),Aperta Arca Arcani Arti6c!ossuni, 1687,p. t ty.
See
See GRASSHOFF(JOHANN),
GRASSHOFF (JOHANN),PhitosOpt[Ma .Mtomonts,
Philosophia Salomonis, 17530
17530p. 103.
p. 103.
This tract with its iOMtmtion is induded of ~<'<'m/<f<, 1742, iii. p. 34:) speaks of Cabala
course in thé repnntof GMaihoH'sbook by Manget C4yatK'< Hantburgi, i68o. 8°. It may be an
and in thé ?XM~«<MC'~<Mtf«<M. earlier édition, but t hâve no means ofdeeidioR the
A work entitted C'a~~ C'Ay~KM a~ ~aoMj'iM~ question. Borrichius, who also quotes thc <68o
yt««tt«t «;m~<~< Hamb.. 1684,8*, is mentioned editiou (C<t<M~<'c/M Scriplorum CtMMMcnt~ tû~y,
)B thé 2! ty8~, p. 636, but t do not know p. 40, No. t.x))).), mys it is more MeM for
whether !t bas any connectien w!th the above or advanced studeats than for beginners.
not. Lengtet Dutresnoy(~<~f< <~la /%<'&«!~&

CABALA, Spiegel der Kunst vnd Natur: in Alchimia. Was der Weisen vralte
Stein, doch für ein ding sey, der, da dreyfach,vnd nur ein Stein ist. Welches
allen muhesetigen liebhabern der Kunst zu Ehren, mit hitn' Cottes, so klar
ats ein Spiegel furgestett Dauon vil bi&hero geschrieben, aber wenigen
bekandt. Gantz offenbar mit kurtzen worten, der gantzen Warheit, durch
dise beyligende Figuren, erktâtt, vnd an tag gegeben. Durch einen vnbe.
kandten, doch genandten, wie jhm das Signet in diser ersten Figur zeugknufs
gibt. Gedruckt zu Augspurg, bey Dauid Francken, in verlegung Steffau
Michelspachers aufs Tyroll. 1616.
4*. Signatures
A,Bin fours. B4isNM!t. FcurengmvedsytMbcticalphtes.
Cabala, Spiegel der Kunst- und Natur: in Alchymia. Was der Weisen
vralte Stein, doch fUr ein ding sey, der, da dreyfach, und nur ein Stein ist.
Welches allem mUheseligen Liebhabem der Kunst zu Ehren, mit Huttï
Gottes, so klar ats ein Spiegel <urgeste!t: Davon vil birshero geschrieben,
aber wenigen bekand. Gantz onenbar mit kurtzen Worten, der gantzen
'36 ~M~-C~JM~

CABALA. C~~M~
Warheit, durch dise beyligende Figuren, erJdârt, vnd an Tag gegeben.
Durch einen unbekandten, doch genannten, wie ihm das Signet in diser
ersten Figur Zeugnuts gibt. [Vignette.] Gedruckt zu Augspurg, bey
Joh&nn t.~uuttci~
~ututu Schultes, Mt in Verlegung
ven~ung Joh: Weh Buchhandter. 1663.
joo
4". SignttttttesA.B3infbut&
4". Si~MttttesA.B3in<but& B4(b)Mh?)isw<mttBg.
P) hw<mttt)g. Four
B4(b)aah?) Foo)-engrav«!syn)bo)i<!a)ptatM.
engraved symboM ptatae.
as the CMt
Kopp quotes édition. one of Augs. same plan be followed in the editionsof t7<Mand
burg. '6t5. und M edition witha Latin title, t6t6. iyt6, Michelspacher woutd thereby be made<t<ew
which was reprinted without the author's name at years mote than a centenatrian.
Leipzig ln tTo~, and M Augsburg in tT~ and The plates are (deMie&tin three editionst have
t7t6. tn the OavaMff Catatogue there b a seen, but each impression if: wone than the one
German edition, LcifMie;,tyo~. Besides thé pte. before it.
sent two éditionsof t6t6and t663, there is a third, If the above be correct, then the editor or author
Aussbafg. 1690.smaU 4° 1 bavenot <eena Latia u!ptobttMyidentieat with Stephan MfthehpMher.
version. a phyMoattfrom thé Tyrot, ftuthcrof M anatonti'
Kopp assigns the bookto cal work called /<M< wtK-MM~~tMM, s. t.
Ha name appears on the StstMicMspMhefhiaMeM:
plate as the pointer, with plates. quoted by Vander Linden,
butit seems also to be contaiaed in a moacgMm
on the same phtM, and it is to thb p<M~My Merchtm, Manget, <mdKestner.
that MetuM says bricay that the plates contain the
allusion b tnade in the tftte. The dedicatory whote operations, to the sMtM eye they are
epHttBto Dr. Johann Remmelinof Ulm fs signed tavMhing: but to thc Ignorant onty 'Bohemiun
bv Steftan MMtebpaeher from the Tyfc~ in vtttages"
côurse of which he states that tbe Bathor*:name
i! indicated in a symboHeatway in the tiact. In Bore)wr)testheputat!veauthor'snaMeStephnnus
Michel
the successive éditions the date at the end of this SpachenM,Tirolensis and quotes the 1616
ed)tion,but att the other authoritie: including thé
epMe isattered to suit the year of pubtication so owner ofthe name himself, spells il Michelspacher.
that we get the years t6t;, t66:), and t6ao as those The onty edition mentioned by Gmelin is that
in which Michetsp&cherwrote the letter. If the dated: August Viadet.. t6s~, 4.°.
Van der Linden, De &t ~<!<&<'M<&e, JScher.~%mt~/«M ~/<f<<~M. !7<t, iif.
1631.p, 436. cot. ~t.
Boret. RM&~c<! Ctox«M, t6~, o. atg. Fictatd.
/'w~<!a'tt, Th. i. 60.
MereMin. Lindenius ~««M! tMt6, p. 98~. <K3, p.
Gmelin, C<M~<- t~r <~a.M. tT~, i, p. 624.
Roth.Schottt. ~M'o/~<t C~mKa, )7a7.p.36. Ladmgue. B'M~OaM~&&f~M.
Manget, F~/M<'Aero ~it~ftfM ~/MM<~<m. !870, No. tZ~p.
tMt, U. i. p. 33& Kopp, û<e ~&< t886, IL p. ~30.
Kestner, ~MiM«t'aM~ C~Mf/M~ 1~0,
p. 5~.
CABEUS (NICOLAUS).
Philosophia Magnetica in qua Magnetis natura penitus expMcatur,et omnium
qtMe hoc Lapide cernuntur causfe proprite aBërunter: Nova etiam Pyxis
construitur, quae propriam Poli Etevationem, cum suo meridiano, vbique
demonstrat. Auctore Nicolao Cabeo Ferrariensi Soc. Jesu. Ad Ludovicum
XIIL Galliarum, et Navarne Regem Chnstianissimum.
Fetrane apud
Franciscum Suecium
Franciscum Sueciumsuperiorum
superiorum pen permissu. 1630.
Fotiomsi)tes.pp.[t6]4t9.
F')tioinsi)tes,pp.[t6]~t9.!t aeif j~aj. engM~ea nue-pttge.
!ndeif[M],EngHwdtMe-pttge.
Thero is an édition Colon., 16~, folio,of which The present
Thé work was
was tons
.n)<:roaanediti~.Co)0!)..t6a9.Mio,ofwhich
there is a copy in the British Museum. presentwork long subsenuent to
subséquent to
Gitbert's. whoseviews on certain points hecriticises
Cabeus was born at FerraM in 585, at thé age and tries to systématise. He was thé firstM notice
of 17joined the Order of the Jesuits, was dectrieat repulsion.
of Moral Phitosophy and Mathen~tics MpMfessor
Parma, For the early history of magnetim the most
beoune a preacher in several ptaees in ltaly, went
to GeMKtas teacher of Matbematicsand died there important work is the privately printed volumeof
notes by Prof. Sylvanus P. Thompson. issuedwith
30 June. t6s<i He wrote atso a eommentary on the Knghsh translation of thé work ~<MM/<of
thé Meteorologlca' ofAri<MtÏe. Dr. WtMiM)Gilbert ofCMchester, toot. smaUM.
AtegMtbe, ~~<e~<t<! &~<M ~<-«-t Fischer, C~ <~ ~~t, t8<a, ii. p. 244,
j~«_Antvefp.. 1643.p. 35t. &~M~tM.
Witte, /)MW~)M&'<!gM!~«at, t6M,Aaa ï M~o, Badter, ~~Jï~~M ~tMM'w <&la CoM.
3ojm)e,t6~o. ~M- ~/û<M, Liège, t8~3, t"' Série. p. ~(Mys
/a«)t Z~~A'f /M~M«t~«~A!~ ~/a//«' Mwasbornim6«3).
'73~. ?. 3~-40. Pogeendorfr. &'<~<<Mt<<7<«-~ /y<w<
Morhof./'<)~t~ef, 1~39,u. p. ~oL tt~f~a~. t863. i. coL 355.
Zedier. ~'«M'~fa/MM, t?~, v. co). t~. PoggendorN, C<~<~eAA' der 1879,p. 986.
Jocher, ~~«~«t~ C<&~<!tH-M<«, M~o, i.
M~
 ~C~A~/M' tg~
C~ÏSAR (THEOPHtLUS).
Alchimy Spiegel: oder kurtz entworNene Practick, der gantzen Chymischen
Kunst: neben Anzeig, welchedarzu tQgtich seyen, oder nit: Was fur ander
heMUche treHëntMeheKünsten daher entspringen Wie der Alten mit
seltzamen verdunckelten Reden vnd Wortern hievon beschriebene Bûcher
zuverstehen: Vnd darinnen sonderlich der falschen Atchimisten Betrug
entdecket wird. Alles in zweyen lustigen Gesprachen verfasset: Vnd
das erste vor diesem aufs dem Arabischen von Roberto Castrensi in Latein,
Nun aber sampt dem andem so newlich Lateinisch beschriben worden,
in vnser Teutsche Sprach vbergesetzt, Durch Theophilum Csesarem August.
Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, in Verlegung Vincentii Steinmeyers.
MDCXIII.
8'. Pp.n& TMeMdaadNach.
P. !!&.
t. tt6. (,<MttM<M!
C'o~Aox.'UCtMCM
Gedruckttu UMT
M Ditrmbstatt, BalthasarHofmann,
bey Balthasar
(tbstatt, bey Hofmann,in
in Ver-
Ver-
tegong VineeMii
tegongVineentii imJahr
im
Steinmeyers,
Steinmeyers, Chrtsti
JahrChrt! t6i3.
tit6i3.
'The preface is dated tsw. which points to &a (pp. S&t6) is an anonymous dialogue "von der
earlier édition Kopp mentions one of «95, and KuMt Alchimisterey," between Chrysophilus and
adds that the book was o~en reprinted,but says Theophtastus. On p. 86 is a woodcut of a waXed
nothing of thé author. It is in twoparts. Thé city, with the ftppeaHtnce«f & tattUe going on in
Htst (pp. ï.t-8~)k a tmnshtion of the dialogue, De the douds above it a common enough medieval
/~<M%M~t!~M<M/<t/~M«ascribedto MORtttMUs portent or vision.
(y. ttaMtMedby Robertus CastteMis thé second
Lenglet Daffesnoy, Histoire <&A! /W&«~~ Gmetin, G<.MA<~< der Chemie, tyw, i. p. <t<)9.
~M~M, tM9, ii). p. tga Schmieder, Cetc&'c~ ~&A«)M<183!,p. 9~3.
~f<n)y<C<K~«-~
~y~ -.1 der nviw.r.
Aa~n* a,rworw,
C~)~, .&l't
!78s. asv~syyrcc /?«
Kopp, ~<~«x«,
m.anwuc, t886t
aaw, aa.H. y.p. ~sg.
s~;y.
P. S97.
P. S97.

CAJETANO (DoMEMtcoMANUEt.).
KLETTENBERG ()OHANN HEKTOR VON).
CALCINATIO Metallorum.
THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, !66t, vi. p. 5S9..
Strictlythis isa section
ofatractDe<4<<~ byGMDO
Mt&fe/'AM~. M MOUTtt
(~.f.).
CALID.
KAUD.

CAMERARIUS (ELIAS).
Q.D.B.V. Etiae Camerarii, Medic. Doct. & Professons in Academia Tubing.
Extraord. Acad. Cas. Leop. N. C. Colteg. d. Hector III. Dissertationes
Tres, exhibentes
I. Spintuum animatium s&tum natutatem, et P.N. occasione experi-
menti Be!no'Bohn!an!.
II. Spiritum D. BoyHt fumantem obviaque circa ipsum phœnomena.
III. Usum et abusum potuum Thee et Cafre in his regionibus.
Praefatioque&damde Nuckianis Mercurij injectionibuscontinet. Tubingae,
Impensis Philiberti Brunnii. Typis Joh. Conradi Reisii. Anno MDCXCIV.
9°. Thétractshavesepiurate signatutesand paginationtitte,dedieatiott,
pttitaoe,
andvenes,
and verses.pp.
pp. ~ej; TfMtt.
[!6];TfMt pp. &t;Ttact!t.
t.pp.6a; pp.~S;Tract!!ï.
Ttacttn.pp.~0; pp.62. ~nM;Mtit.
Antt.tm.pptOz. TractsIl.
andUt.havebeen
and Ut. hâve been transposed inthe
in the
transposcd Hndingbinding.
&
~Mt~~t~Me
CamerMhts. t~w~bom 17 TT~
Feb., 16/3 f.~Lm~
(t6~), ~tat '~n~î–
Tabin. ~:< disseMat!cns. T..
In ~ft~.t~ t. ~<~
TOHo~en he made expentnents
betonged to a <hmi!yin which thé art of heat. with atnmonium sutphde, which he ca])s tbe
~en.was
mg heredittMy. He became a distinguished fuming spirit of Boyte,"though it was in reaMty
professer at TOMmBen.phyddan and eoundHor )<no\vnto if not discovefedby Seguinus. Atbrecht
of thé Duke of Wartentbwf:, a member of the von Haller was one of his students, as he MnMetf
Académie NatUta: Cunosontm hem t6œ), and tells us. Cameranm died 6 (8) Feb., !~4'
wa:; the author of nmneMus me~ett tnsuses and TOMagen.
t3~ M~MJP/<~4~4~B'4

CAMERARIUS (EuAS).
Sec thé following (or other membersof the Hat)ef, ~/«'«h!<o ~<t<t<Kt«t<t, t774,i.i. p. 748;
family, for CMnetWtUs'own iife,and forbis works t il. p, 760-
and dissert~ttons Hatter, Zf~M'~tt C~<'n<t~o, t774. ). p~ a8.
Roth.S<:ho)t!,~~<~fM C~mMe, tm?, p. 36. Moy, ÛK<t'CMt«!<~ ~!J/W~M </<!la ~Mi~<W.
Manget, /KMM~<< &<'<t<m ~itA«'~tfM, 1. SIS,
t73t, ii. pp.7.93 (contins reviewsof bis works 1778, P. Hattor, A~~wo?
&'&wM~t /'yaf~<'<f.t/M, !v.
and a Mpnnt of his ftaem) oration by thé then p.9a.
Rector). GmeMn, Cc~~O' f~ C~f, ~98, il. pp. 355,
/e<~ ~«f/f/t& /at«t F~tC~M ~<e/~< 638, 763.
ty39, p. 40 (reters to his DissertationesT~mi- F«~~M' ~<M<~<.
Mldiçalt, Pads. Pl\nckoucke. tM.
Paris, t~nckoucke. iii. p.
nenses," Tubing., t~M, ~717, 8°). tM (an exceUentllst of Msdissertations).
~c/<t f/o-~Mt~tte ~M<&Nt«? /V<!<Xnc Sprengel, Ge«:A<cA<f der <<~«y~!M<ff,tSay, iv.
C«~<M<M'<Mt, Norimb.. <7~o,v., Appettdix,pp. tô~- U' uü
t7$. P'D406,
DMeimens, D'
Z?«r«<M«<M~ ~r/e~yM <<A!~M/<-
Kestner. ~M~t~Mf~ <y~~<a.<~tf«t, ty~o, «Xf, t8~t, t. ii. p. 6og.
p. t68. Beyte < 'rhtUaye, &<g~~ ~M~a&. tCss, ii.
JScher, ~m<<tM C</<t<.A<<«'<M<,!?;o~ i. p. t77.
col. tM<. Fn~)t~M< CA~!&, t8ss, viii. col.
A~«t~/&
Mtchner, <<«t<<<'w(~ 7Va<«~tCe~fM~~w~
~tj/frt'a, t7SS. P. 479. Mo. '9~. &MK'««<:<MJBt<yf<~<~a< du &~<MM<MMt'
rorud. /yM<Ct«<&f~<t<t/emM~<&jb ûM~< caler tSyo, xt.j). ~8.
t770,!v. p. 9t~. ~Mp'm<<«< Am/jf~ Biographie, tS/C, Mi.p. 7<9.
Hn!te)r,~M/A<f<t FoAMMa,tyy~,i). p. tg. Bitungs, /<Ca/e/< tMt, )i. p. 6:4.

CAMPANELLA (THOMAS).
Thomas Campanella Ord. Prsed.De Sensu Rerum, & Magia, Libros Quatuor,
[In quibus Mundum esse vivam Dei Statuam, omnësque illius partes,
partittmque particulas Sensu donatas esse, alias clariori, alias obseuriori,
quantus ipsarum sufficit conseru&Honi,ac Totius in quo consentiunt, pro-
batur. Ac Arcanorum naturaliumrationes aperiuntur.J
Correctos & Defensos à stuptdorum tncotarum Mundi calumniis per
Argumenta & Testimonia Diuinorum Codicum, Naturae, se. ac Scriptune,
eorumdémque Interpretum, scilicet Theologorum & Philosophorum, exceptis
Athe!s.] lure potissimo dedicat consecratque. Parisiis, Apud Ludovicum
Boullenger, via lacobaeâ, sub signo sancti Ludouici, prope sancti Vues.
M.DC.XXXVI. Cum PrivilegioRegis.
artMat thétop of the
4*. Pp.[t6]93 M9[t Manit).Kngrxvi~of Richelieu's
dtte-p~e.
CMMpancth was born at Stilo in Calabria, 5 wcre printed, but :t targe numbor exist or existed
Sept.. !s68, tx~ame a Dominican,and won much onty in mMUMcript.
famé as a disputant. He had ~roat learning, a he present work b dedicated to Cardiual
po~erM mentory, and a lively tmagination. aud Richelieu. It does not dcat with Alchemy, but
strov<:to start so maoy newnotions ttt PMosophy describcs a kind of cosmology or speculative
and Medicine that ne was accused of magie, physies, in course of which he tries to prove that
.n))cism. and cven treason, was impnsoncd in evefyth<ng is possessed of feeling. He diseusses
Naptes in tS99. and continued there for Eveaod thé settses. the iotettect. the tout. immorMtity,
twenty years. besides being occasionally suMected physiognomy, anima mundi, the externat wortd,
to torture. He was liberated by Urban Vfn. in sympitthy and aMipathy, magic. it
1696,went to France in t6~, received a pension, FJtst edited by Tobtas AdM)!, appeared M
and died at Pans. 9<st May, t63o. Frankfurt, t62o,4°, with a fine engravedtitte-page.
His writings were vo)un)ino)M,many or thctn Another notable work of his is the 'Cttitaa
Sotis.' the description ofM ideal State.
Joh. Valcntin Andréa:, ~/AoA~«t C~<j/<a<t«, Witte, Diarium ~<;gMt~e«ot, 1688, Sig. Oo:)
1619.p. M. r<f/< Ann. *6M.
Janus Nicius Krythneus (Giov. Victor Rossi), Km. Sal. Cyprianus, ~s </ PA<~eM«t y/wm.
A«af<~A«a /<M~x<t<M<<M/««H ~/wM' vel C<tHt~<!M<<e, Amstet, iTM, S*! t7<t9.
t~att/axA ~<~<M-f«M, Lipiia!, t&tg. i. pp. 4t'~3; Pope.Btomtt, CaM«~t<~M~!«M~«/c/'MB. 1710,
tyiz, i. pp. 4t-43. p· 43~
Crasso, ~t<'M<'<t< /< Venetia. Jo. Fabricius, ~y~c FW<M~<? ~MfM<!M<c
!cec. ii. pp. M3':t<t6,witha portrait. /'< 1719. p. 470: /'a~ tyaa, p. 434-.
~MA<<c« A~o&<aM<!et Apparalo <t~/<
Toppi, f/~tnAt Quetif & KchMd, &f<~tT< 0~t«M ~f~<a!.
~o<tf«t< /</<oe~t Napoli, t6y9, p. 9M. /<~t«w,ï79t, ii. pp. 50~59;.
 M~S'ZM-C~A~6~ )~

CAMPANELLA
~f~Tj~~i~t-t~Y (THOMAS).C<w/MM~.
~An~t ~WMMMtptt*
BaMhtMen.~AM~'M'O~'w~ww Ktoy, C~MM~ie ~<~n'~«< <~ la ~MMw<M<,
~M~/e~M~, t793, Dissert. «!. p. 439. t778,Lp.S20.
Stolle, ~ttM<«~ sur W~o~ < C</«M«/. Tiedetnaan. C~< /'«/M<~AM,
'7~, PP. 404, M9: 1736, pp. 4at. 4m. s<7. 577. r1Q6,v. p. ~2..
7S9, Md~<M~ pp. tS*' '7~. x86. '~sdie~ ~~tf~ <&< i8ot, i. p. 98.
Niceron, ~MM~ ty~, vii. pp. 67-86; t~t, TiMboscht, ~t~M della /~<a/MM //a/«t«<
it.Mt. t8ta, vii). p. t64, &c.
Morhof, /'o~ ty~t, ii. p. a~, &e. Watt, ~'MfeA-ca ~<~«))<f< t8t9, i. (authors),
Zedter, M«t«'je/t. 1733. v. co). <t;t. t87f.
Kesmer,~Mi-<&'<-MM'AM C~/«Wt.Z~.)-&w<,t?~o, Ersch & Grubar, <4/~NM<M<~«yjM<~<Mt<
P.'69. 1826,xv. p. 30.
Arnold, ~'< und A'f'~MA~, t~t, Rixner & Siber, /.<~ «~ Z.&t/'M<M«/<pM
T)).iii. c. viii. §37 (T. il. p. 400). <<~hx~- f~ vi. Heft, Sukbacb. t8~.
Vogt. C'e/a~~ /wa)M ~<~KM. Ed. Sprenget. G< der ~~t<~<M<&. t8a7. iv.
tert. t7~, p. tM. p. z6. 01'
n: '1. de /a ~MMc-
ChMMp~, Â~Mwa« j!)<~<<MMtaM'< A<<ef, Daieimetis. C«-/K'M<!a~T~/c~tfe
!yM, Letter C. p. 94. ~M, t93t, t. ii. p. 6t0.
Ffevt~g. ~M&f/e /<W<nt~<tyso, p. t93. GrHsse, /.<M«<A «Wf <t/~«t~'«" /.<~<b'-
Mener, ~~pMXMtKtC<&A~«*Z<«~t t?~ i. ~f~~ t8s! tU. pp.689.9~ 9~. 989,twa t
col. i6o![. t8s3, ttt. ii. pp. 3~ 6yt.
Morëri, /.< Grand /)«'A'of<Ma~t~MA~ ~;9, StOcM. C<M~ der ~</M~« Millel.
iii.p.toS, «~ 1866,Hi.pp. M3-366-
BnMker.~M<~ C~tfa /W/c~ !766,!V. Panjer. (7<&A<'<' <MA~ /?<<MM-
Ii.'p. 107; x~ vi. p. 824. ~</<'j~<- seit der A'~i'~M~ i[88o.i. p. 75and
jSh.Mttt~~chtQckh. ~<~««~'« w«<Z<~M. )n the Magtishtmnstation, t887. p. tôt.
<tfcA<Tt'<«)tj~t< <<WM~~ G<&Aft<)t,Leip~, t766, Morit Carrière, Die ~/M<~&M~ M~aM.
t"*Stnn)!)tttnK.z*Edit., pp. 66~9. <t&t«<tx~der ~<M<t!WM'«/, 1887, a* Au8. a"
Haller, ~Wf/AM~ <4«<~c~<-e.t?74, -Il- i. p. Theil, pp.
rr oztS-~6.
n

CAMPESIUS (JOANNESANTONtUs).
Directorium Summœ Summarum Medicinae, ad administrandum divinam
Medicinam seu Lapidem Philosophorum in œgntudtnum cura.
ULSTAC
~M ULSTAD(PH!HP), Coelum Philosophorum,
~PH!UP;, UoeMm 163o, pp.
phorum, t63o,
rhttOSOp t97-23o.
pp. tçy-zgo.
The author b jtMt mentioned by Jucher (/< and consequentty it does not appear in Gmetin and
m~<t (M~tM.~jtfMM. t7;o, i. col. 1609),bnt Schmiedcr.
nothing is added to thé )mre fnct that he hvedin It was known to Bore), ~M<~(t e'A«/«<:«,
thé t7th centtuy, and wrote thé above book. His '6:4. P 55.
tract Hnot qooted by Ha)teror L~ngtet DuftesMy.

CAMPY (DAVtDDE PLANtS).

See PLANtS CAMPY (DAVtD DE).

CANDIDA Phoenix Philosophica oder auHrichtige Beschreibung der Materiae

Lapidis und des Mercurii PhUosophotum,durch die Gleich- und Geheim-
nu<s des Regenwassers. Worbenebenst zugleich die vera principia der
Hermetischen Phitosophiœ getreulich deut- und tdârtich, wie auch die
Operationes gedachter Materiœ'und des Subjecti artis, sattsam angezeigt und
vorgetragenwerden. Erster Theit.
Symbot.Phitosophic.
Prece, lectione, meditatione & labore.
Franckfurt am Mayn, verlegts Christian HermsdorfT. M DC LXXX.
M". Erster
M". ErsterThei),
Theil,pp. Anderer
t-5: Anderer1
pp.t-5: Theil,pp.
Theil, pp.53-~45-Register, The
[ï$]. The
pp.[ï~].
53~45. Register,pp.
secondpart
second hasashort
parthas a short titte, included
titte,includedin thc
inthc
? pagination.
pagination.
As the Phoenix was an atchemica! symbot,the another, Leipzig, ty! S*, enutnerated in the
name occuts repeatedly in the Mtetatute.<'< &f/~ ~r GM<:Atfj4/< der A~t Ct<MM, tyS;.
)')MËM)X, and compare Kopp, Die ~&A«M&,tM6. p. 63:, but there is no mention of the author.
ii. p. 381. Besidet the present edition there is
CANEPARIUS (PETRUsMARIA).
De Atramentis cuiuscunque generis. Opus sanè nouun) hactenus à nemine
promulgatumin sex Descriptionesdigestum. Auctore Petro Maria Canepario
t4o <MA~'M~–C'C?M?

CANEPARIUS (PETRUSMARIA). C~A'~<

Cremensi Medico, & Philosopho, Venetiis Medicinam profitenti. Supenomm
permissu, & PriuH~ïo. VenetHs, MDCXIX. Apud EuangeMstam
Peucb!nutn.
Pp.[ï6]3M. 1
4*. Pp.M3M.
4". -Symbcticat
1. vignette.
He is «Mned P. Antonius Canepttnusby Ansius, tions on Chembtry and Medicine. RudoKTsays
who itbo says lbat he ttooruhea in 1563, which the NtsteditionWMpaMished at Venicein t~oe and
seems too e~rty. He was bon) M Ctcma. WMpro. attetWftfds at London in t6t8. t bave not seen
fe<sor of MedMae at Venice, and pttbMshedbis these editions. It WMrepnnted at Venice in t6a9.
book de /t/ntMft<<J. Il is not very we)) arranged at London in t64a and t66o, and at Rotterdam in
or written, but it contains a number of ot~eti~. t?t8. Fachs cites one of Rotterdam, t~tt, 4*.
Borel. F~Ae/~tt ~«St<-a,t6st. P. K. ./i!<-<~~<f~/<<t /M)M J9~A<!tN'
MercMin, /,<M<<M«'<M)tM'e<M, t6M. p. 8g8, /K'<F.t739, p. ~t.
ConriM, /< Mt<f<<at ~~<M ~tKM« Kestner, <M4<~«M<'«~~ G~A~r~tW, !7<t0,
//<)~<M. tes?, p. aM (Addit.Sohethammeri). p. <?<.
Ansim, <~KM<WM /<'<<«!t, t~M, !i. p. 9~. Dn~noy, ~t'j~~
Lengtet la ~M/«<t~«
Johann Heinrich Rudottf, ~<«M~a Amalga. ~nxA~M. t749, iii. p. Tgt.
w~~t't. t7t9, 4°; in Roth-Sehott! Z~jetet JSeher, <<n<t<<<Mt(MeA~~J~f~ ty~ i.
Mm~tmt <~mttt«M< ïM&, H.p. ~g. cof. t6M.
Fabricius. /?<«i~r<t~<M ~M~Mafta, Hamb. Gmetin, CMo4«aMe der <~t~<, !7~ i. P- 6M.
t7t6, p. 6~? or, HtMnb.!y6o, p. t)6t. Fuehs, ~~f~~toK der C~H!t.MA« /.<n/«~,
Manget, &<M &yt~~M A/«<t~wM. 1806~8, p. tt8.
<73!. ii. P. Noteson Booksof Secrets,' Thw.M~MW <it<
~wht~ S<~t~ C~Mf. t833, ii. p. <oj,.
CANONES.
Canones.
~M PHtMSOpmscHERECELNoder Canones.
Canones decem.
~M CLAVES (GASTONDE).
Quinquaginta septem Canones de Opere Physico.
PENOTUS (BERNARD G.).
ln TX~a~tM
C~M&MW,
t656,ij.p. t~
CANTHIER.
See JURAtK(ABTALA).
CAPELLO (GtovAMNtBA-msTA).
Lessico Farmaceutico-Chimico contenente H Rimedj pin usati d' oggidi di
Gio: Battista Capello undecima impressione riveduta, accresciuta, e da
motti errori emendata da Lorenzo Capello suo Nipote Speziale all' Insegna
de' tre Monti in Campo di Sant' Appotînare. In Venezia MDCCXCII.
Appresso Pietro Savioni sul Ponte de' Baretteri aU' Insegna deth Nave
Con Licenza de' Supenor!, e Privilegio.
4'. Pp.a84.
Thisbookcontainsa shortsketch
of thehistory purptoof the Ancients
and Modems,and certain
of pharmacy
in Vetuce,and dissertations
on the otherph<trmaMUticatMbjtc)s.
CAPICIUS (SctPto).
De pnncipHs rerum poema.
.SeeCONTAREN!
jee Deelementis
~UHt~Kt'.ttt ~UANfAKU/,
(GASPARO),tJee<e<ncentis Libnquinque,
Libri quinque, !<48.
!$48.
Capicius or Capitius or CapyciNs,or Capece. présent poem ~*MBrst pdnted by AMas et Veaite
et)ten Gitteota, came of an ancient NeapoUtan )n t~ one édition appeared at t~m:, tM9, a*.
famity,and was distinguished by his Latin poems, MdMtOtheratftanM)tt!nt63t. ïnithededuces
and by a work on the MagistMey of the Magdom a!) things <ton)air.
of Naples compared with that of Rome. Thé
 C~P/CV~-C~MA~ '4'

CAPICIUS (Sctpto). C~a~.

CrasM, <<*~'<«M<~ ~<~a~ tM6, if. JScher, ~~pMf<~ G~A~< t7~. i.
co t6~s.
~'Topp), &W~w<t A~~aM. t~8, p. zSo. Renouord, ~«M~ <& /M.~M~ des ~Ax',
Bttyte, /?<'?<!<« A~/c~'M ~~Hf, tMo, Pitns. t89s. L p. 3<6, No. M.
ii. p. 39.

CAPRERIUS
(AMHtANDER).
Sec CARBRtUS (ALKXANDER).

CAPUT de Sale Aicha!i.

GRATAROLO (G.),VerseAlchemife doctrina,ts6t, ii. p. 258.
THEATRUM CHEMICUM, !6;9, tit. p. t8o.

CARAMUELIUS (AspAStus).
~f SCHOTT (CASPAR).

CARANTA (ÏACo).
lacoM Camntae Cuneatis Doctoris PhUosophi, & Medici Decadum Medico-
physicarum Liber Primus De Natum Auri Arte Facti, & num sit Pharmacum
cordiale. Retum varietate, nec passim obuiorum, obiter, vel omnin~
pM6te)'m!ssorum explicatione Philosophis, & Medicis gratum, & necessarium
opus. Ad Sereniss. Principem Subalpinorum. Sauiliani, Apud Christo-
phorum Strabellam. 1623.
W' Superiorumpermissu.
4". M. ja.aNttntt.]
4'. Pp.Ma88.
Pp.[<to]a88.
[a.abhntt.]
Book which gives an account of a case of The present work b mentioned quite tully by
hydfophoNa, is refened to by Hatler, but the Borel, by Lengtet DufrMnoy,and by Gmdin.
author of the ~<~ opines that )t b not a topic JSoher prefeta to call him CM-~n~, and quotes
an artist wou)dke F ) pteseat coUectionof tracts.
the
There WMan early edition of the présent work,
according to Leapotd, Sevill. 16~3,4'
Borel, ~AM C~~M, t6M. P. 56: T6~6, Portal, ~Me~ de M<M/<M)!<a CMftf~,
iy?o, U.p. <MO.
~<~ Z«~<'&~ /'MMfwm<ttA't/M~<M'~</<t//K~, Hat)er, ~Mt<~em ~<t<<M<<fa,tT~, i. p. 3~0.
iMa, p. 4t. Hatter, ~M~«a Ct~t~Ka, )[?74.i. p. 3M.
Lengtet Dufresnoy, /f<M' de la /'A</<t< ~<y~fM~- G<~tMt~~<~<Mt~ Ct<M~. tySs.
~M~M, tMs, ni p. Mt.1. p. 608. J- C~m«,
tocher, ~etet''Mt GMM~<M./<~<m,t~s", i. GmeUn, C<teA«:tMt <<o' C. t?~, 1. pp. $09.
col. t663. SM.

CARAVANTA HISPANUS.
Practica.
&? GRATAROLO(G.), Verae Atchemiœ doctrina, tS6t, p. 264.
THEATRUM CHEMMUM,!6;9, iii. p. t88.
Nicolas Antonio c~)b him Camvantes, and styles him Anonymus, ~t~/K'a ~~to ~M,
Mataiti, t?M, ii. Nova Appendix, p. 40~

CARDANO (GtROLAMo).
Hteronymi Cardani Mediolanensis Medici De Rerum Varietate Libri xvn.
Adiectus est capitum, rerum & sententiarum notatu dignissimarum Index.
Cum Caesareœ Maiestatis gratia & pnuHegio. Neq; deest illud Christianissimi
Galliarum regis, ut uersa pagina indicat. Basi!eœ, Anno M.D.LVII.
Folio, in sixes. Pp. [M]707[t Naak] M. NameMM smattwoodcutsia the text.
SomeMS. notes. Vignette of Cardan. agtd.49, dated i~, on the titte-page.
<W<hM.'–Ba$i)e<B,per Henricham Petri, Anno M.D.LVH.
This treatise is reprinted in the third volumeof Cardan's Collected Works, to vots., Lugd. 1663.
in fo)i<t.
 t42 C~/M~M)

CARDANO (CtROt.AMo). C~~M~.

Oftënbarung der Natur vnd Natürlicher Dingen, auch mancherley wunderbar-
lichen und subtilen Würckungen Durch den Hochgelehrten vnd weit.
berümpten Herren HieronymumCardanum, der Artzney Doctorn zu Meyland
in Latein beschrieben: Darinn auffs aller künstlichste und fleissigste die
Art vnnd Eigenschafft des gantzen vmbkretfs der Wett, beydes HtttUtschet
vnd Elementischer Spheren, der Cometen, Gestims, Metallen, Gesteinen,
Eynflufs vnd Würckung, sampt den Pflantzungen und seltzamen atten der
Beumen, Menschen vnd Thieren, Wild vnd Zam, begnffën Sampt einer
Newen Form vnd we!fsdie Saitt allerley Kreuteren artlich heraufs zu ziehen,
mit verzeichnung der Instrumenten darzu kommlich vnd nutztich Item,
Vom Tryb vnd Bewegnussen,welche durch das Fewer verrichtet, alfs die
Alchymey,Destillation, vnd anderen Künsten, Handtwercken vnd verborgenen
Sachen, die gleich alfs ob sie wider die Natur gesehehen, wol xu verwunderen.
Letstlich, vieler Lenderen, Votckeren, vnd Stetten seltzame Gebreuch, Sitten,
vnd anderem, so bifsher von wenigen angezeiget vnd erMfhet worden, wie
aufs nachvolgendem Register genugsamlich abzunemmen. Jetz newtich
gemeinem Vattedandt zu gutem in die verstendtliche Teutsche zungen
gebracht, durch Hutderichum Frotich von Ptawen. Cum gratia & priuiteg.
Cœs. Maiest. Getruckt zu Basel, durch Sebastianum Henricpetri.
Fotio,insixes. Pp.[90,a b)Mh]dcccxxviij. [2]. TMeredandMftckMedattioo
portmitofCitrdan.aged49,onthereverseandsmattwoodcuts in thetest Thelut
!e<t),not numbered, certainsthe cotophonGetruckttu BMet,DurchSetMMiannm
Henriepetri,im Jar nachder Gehart
gnadreichen Jesu Christi,
M.D.XCL. andonthe
reversethe
reverse thepnnters devtce:attand
devtce:
printer's jHtMtdfromitcloud
froma strikingw<thn broad-headed
c.w .b hammer
onthe
on the top ofCaming
topof rock.
Caming rock.
The present translation contains the whoteof the some titth*time, during whith he made a gréât
De f~a/e preceding, and also (pp. dclxxxvil.. itnprowmen~ on thé Archbishop's heatth–but he
end) an abstract of the more important matters in refusedan invitation to settte hère. At th)5time
the 21 books of the De ~<<t/t/<!<t. This latter was Seatiger (?.f.) pubUshed his criticism of Cardan's
printed ln t5so, passed through many editions, work Z~ ~~A&a/f. but in thé opinion of their
was transtated into French and is containedin the contemporarios, they were unequaMymatched, and
third vo)mneofC<MdM'sworks. the superiorityhy with Cardan, who was greatly his
This (jerman translation, according to HaHet, Mporior in scientiScknowtedge.
was printed at Rase). ~59, tsag, !S97,aK in folio. in ttôo the great affliction of his ti<ëtell upon
Cardita was born at Pavia, ~4September, t;o!, him. His etdest son Giambattisti was seized on a
passed hischildhood and yoath in neglectand the charge of poisoninghis own wi<e–he admitted the
barshest treatment, and as a conséquencein bad crime, and though his father did aU he eoaM to
heatth. When he was nineteen years of age he secure a mitigation of the sentence, he was executed
studied arithmetic and algebra at Pavia. in !S24 on 7 April. !$6o. From this catastrophe Cardan
began medicine at Padua and gmduated in t~aô. never recovered. !n 1662 he resigned his chair at
The College of Physicians at Milan would not Pavia and went to Bologna, and atter a good many
admit him a member. and though he struggied difficulties accepted a post therc as teacher. He
hard to make a living by teaching, by practiceand endured mueh trouble, was !ntpriMned, and tbough
by writing, hesunt{gtaduat)yintoabMfutepo<erty. he was at last tibetattd, he was forbidden to teach
At last in !S3$ he gatned admission to the Cotiegc, or to wnte. He went afterwards to Rome, and
and in t~t3 was appointed to the chair of Medicme there his death occurred on so Sept., ~576, and
in Pavia University. tn t~45 he pnbMshedhis he was finally intefted at Milan beside bis <ather.
treatite on Algebm, which was an important con. Cardan was a scholar. pbttoMpher. pbysidan,
tribution to the science. By tS4~ his fortunes mathematteian, attrotoger. gambter. He was a)so
))egan to take a tum for the bettet; he recelveda a wtuminotMwnter hMworks fiU10foMovohunes,
botter salary trom his chair, and he continued to in the edition printed at Lyons in 1063. Tbough
wrlte books. when in ts~t came thé invitation to he reters in thé work ~<AtA to chemical
him to give his opinion on the iitneis of Archbishop topics, he wa<not a chemist or alchentist, and he
Hamitton of St. Andrews. This ultimately ln. ha$not left any specia) book on the subject.
votved a visit to Scotland and a résidenceherefor
JoattnesMatthteusToscanus, /<«?, !S78, Naudé, Apologk /<Mn'~Mj lu G~!a<<tA~
p. 104. No. dxxiiii. <t<MM ta~<M)t~<&jM<~< i6M,p.30w.
Johann Valentin Andréa', ~<gM <<f/&taa, Tomasin!. /«t~MM f~'twwet ~A~ M<M<~
t6i9. pp. t7, 36. <M~~<T,Patavii, tô~o. p. S5(with a portrait).
 CARDANO-CARDILUCIUS t4:

CARDANO (GtROt.AMo). CO~wMaf.

Van der Lioden, ~<~ft ~i- W~~c, Bntdter. Historia CW~<! /'A< t766. v.
t637.p.2os. pp. 6z-89,and ~767,vi. Appendix), pp. 8t6~t.
(thitini,y~a/H'tf~e~ i.
~~M~,t647, p.11~ S» Portai, ~<~ do y~~am~ <<!/<tCtt'~a~,
Boret. FWM~<-e CA~~o, tô~ p. 56. z~o, i. p 6~g.
Vossias, t/Mt'tw~~M<M ~Va~~&*CM. Haller, /?~W<<! j9f/<t~Mx,t77t, p. 307.
t«7«/K'M/.t~ t66o,pp. 4t. 33!,3M,380. Haller, F<WM<t<'«t <4«!<<'m«w,1774,i. p. t~g;i
Crasso, <f ~«Mtftt /< Vcnctin, r7~, iï. p. n6.
t6<6,ii. pp. 97.3;(witha portMM. '~eMw!W<e<~<w~f<-< 1774.i. p. tes.
Sam!.Parkef, A~c <&'/?<« ~w~s Haller. ~<t jMM~~<<-<T. t777. Il.
~'M'M,t6y8,p. 68. p. tS.
MMcMin, Z.oMSHtMtt ~n«w<t/«j.t6<6,pp.4tS-t<) Saxius. t)<M«tt«!Mt. iii.
1780, p. t<t, Anal. 618.
Conrixg./.w </H<'t~tt<!<M /<~<'<M ~~aet Tiedem&nM,<M~ dlr ~aA'M'a /~<~tf~<f.
y~/w~nc, ~687,pp. 4S,a8z. tyçô, v. p. 563.
MMirus.~<wyeM/<i~MiM CW/t'MOM, t68y,p. t8<. Gmetin, Cf~tfA~ der CAMM<, ty< i. pp. gt?.
Ftdtcr. 7T~!<n«<M/WMM ~~<t<«'w<<tn~'MM,
t688.p. tsyz, P).57. tCttchinson. F«gM<~<! Medica, t799, i. pp.
Pttschius.Z~ /)/f~M/<tfMt/My~A! t7«o, t86.too.
pp. 58~90.ygt. GM<<
t-'iKher, der /'< t8o<, i. pp. tg.
Pope'Btount, Ce~MM~! CfMn'<~wm/<M/<fon, 1~0.t<t9,460: iSoa. ii. p. at.
tym, p. 64)-. TirahoseM. ~'c~" ~i';m'M~! /t/t<M<
Ttbsier. ~M B~{M<<ift ~<MM<~acaM, t~t;, t8M. vii. pp. 4SQ.sao, 675.
tit. pp.cy-[ta. Watt, A'M«~h-<!~~7M«/M. t8t9. i. (Authots),
Jo. F~bncius,~t'<z /MM'e~z /MtMNjt' '93"'
/'«~ t7Z4,P. tM- ~<jf~t«~</<M&, Paris, Pftnd{ouc)te(t8ao.~).
PtpadOpotttS,//M/<<t <«<< /'<<M'< iii. p. t~o.
t7s6.ii. p. ze8. No.cxvit. Rixner & Siher, ~.<~M und /.<'A~<M<KKM~)'a
StoHe,~<t/<tA~ ttf~ ~M/cw <<f~- G~/a~ft~, ~nM~/fr y~'jM~ fi. Heft, with a portrait,
t/a?. pp. 409. MS-47.6t6~, 686,70 t?~, pp. Suttbach, t8M.
4'9. 5?!73. 64S-46.7'6, 738 and Xf<~7~.t736, Ersch & Gruber, ~M<~«<- ~~&</«', t8s6.
pp. t8<,344,a4S. xv. p. tys.
Bayie,JO«-/<eaa<'M' hi$10t'iqadci cW/<«. t?30.ii. ~KAMA/< der ~t~w~rn~,
Sptenge). t827,
pp.;t-56. iii. pp. 30.38, t<)0,3to.
Buddeus,/M~!e ~M/<t~c'«~'M, ~730, pp. i. DMei)aeri<, /)«-/«m<t0<~ ~/<?W~t </<' la
938,~93. 'U' 'Lu" jMK&<Mt<, tSgt, 1.ii. p. 6z9.
MM~tt, ~M/~<! ~n«X ~<'«'MM-MM,Libn, ~ï<M'.nf des &«/ ~<m<tfM M
t73<.1.ii. p. 33. /<e/«, tS~o. iit. pp. t50'4; t<!7-<79.
la fi.
xiv.
Hiceron,~f««~~J, ~73*. pp.933.982 1739, Hoe<cr./Kf<Mnr CA<M«'. t~. pp. 99-
xx.p. 76. u. U.J" 'L- t0t tSt~, ii. pp. 04-96.
'~I
StoOc,/'t~<m~M~- ~n/ot-M<&<- ~MM«M<<ot GtOsse, ZeMM-.t <'<M<~ <«!<M<M'* ~/<n~-
Gf/mM~. )73t, pp.3. t4t.4.873, 8&t. ~<K<M~<'< 1859, iii. Abth. i. pp. 887.904.1033.&c.
/a<~ ~«~& A~<Mx~ jB<M.<<<t<E ~<œ, Morley.?'&<~Gt~<t<)KtCa~<<<K'.<M&!tt.
J7311, p. 41. /'A)WtM<t.Londcn, 1854,a vols., 8*.
Mo&M.~'o~M~t73!i. p. t57(C.&Sca)i~er): Bay)e& TbHtaye,/~<g~/Me ~Mf<<&'a&, 1855.i.
ii. p. tt~ (noticeofhis!t<ë); i). p.a4o(hisfam<)iMp. Mo.
Genias),&e. K. H. F. Meyer. G<!MK~ der A!/< t8S7.
Zedter,Ct~MM&'«<MfM!n~a, 1733,v. cot. Iv. p. 413-
79~ Des~w«~~
Kh)ys6ens, c/M </<!M &<~MM
Arnoid, Aï~<«. «~ A'<<M<t~ !740, </&j~~ !8s9. i.p. '83.
p 9:6 (Th. ii. B.xvi.c. xxii.§ 37). SMicM. C<< tta' At/<w<~H~<~ A~<A<
Kestner, ~i'~««t~A<f C<M'x.Z<a'M' t740. 1866. ! fi. Po 4,~a.
p. 176. Figuter, f~ des SaMW~ Samnis <~f<t«–t
illustres-La ~otaM.Rmais.
Vop, C<t/oAxe~M'~««~<!<MM.t747,p, t7!. M)Kt.ï868, pp. !zo-is6. du &«"~<t Midi.
ChaufepM,~o««M« /Mf/«)«<M<«~~rt~M, Z~<tos)t<t!fB~<y<<~<M<y<
t7§c, ii., tetter C, p. 36. M&t,tSyt, xii. p. 4a0t
t'Mytag,<4<M&e<<! RM~Mt~M, ï7<t), p. atOt POnjer. G«oM<A/<der CM~~Am AR{<MU.
JScher,~<~««M<! G<&A<a.Z~n~ !7S<t,i. ~At&te~M. t88o, i. p. 68; English tmnsMion.
cot.t669. !887,p. 91.
Boerhaave,A&Ah~M JMMM, t75t, i. p. BiUmgs, <*<<<!?!«,t88t, !i. p. 706 end
/~<&~
t3t it. p. 69~. Series, t898, iii. p. '65.
Fteytae, ~<t<M /~«'<t~, 17~, 1.p. 43- Haeser, G<t<< der A~CM, i88t. il. p. tao.
Etoy, .D~<e«M<~A<~r~t« <f<&*AM~oM, Caniere, Me f««tt<~AttcA< H~<M<;Aat««tjr<&~
t7<S.P. S!6 t778,i. p. ~38- ~&tw<M«jMt/. 1887.ii. p. 7.
ment. ~'Mc/~M C«~«~. v.
t7$6, pp.~6 W. G. Waters, /<'WMfCardan, a F~M~M'<
a8s. ~«< London. )t8o8.8°, pp. [a b1ank] vi. got [3
Montucta, ~H~n- <&t~<t~<<M~«~ 1758,i. Mank]: portrait.
p.4~.
CARDILUCIUS (JOHANN His~As).
Magnalia Medico-Chymica, Oder die hochste Artzney- und Feuerkünstige
Geheimnisse, wie nemlich mit dem Circulato rnajori & minori oder dem
Universal aceto mercuriali, und spiritu vini tartarisato die herrlichsten
;44 ~Z.6/C/MS--C~MMM/.

CARDILUCIUS (JOHANNHtSKtAs). C~~w~

Artzneyen zum langen Leben und Heilung der unheilsamen Kranckheiten
zu machen; Zwar aus Paracelsi Handschrift schon un vorigen Secuto
ausgangen, aber so corrupt dafs est fast niemand verstehen konnen, itzo
aber aufs neue verhochdeutschet, und von Satz zu Satz ertautert, nebenst
beygefugtem HMptscMtisset aller Hermetischen SchnHten, nemlich dem
unvergleichlichen Tractat genannt Offenstehender Eingang zu dem vormals
verschtossenen kônigtichen Pattast. Dem gemeinen Nutz zum besten, und
den Curiosen zu Gefallen publiciret von Johann Hiskia Cardilucio Com.
Pal. Phil. & Med. Doct. Nürnberg, In Vertegung Wol<%ang Moritz
Endters, und Johann Andreœ Endters Sel. Erben. Anno M.DC.LXXVI.
8'. Pp.h8]4
8". 4 o [go, i btaak].
Pp.hS]409[3o.'Maak].
!t contains PMMetha's /.</n~ <4.~tM, p. ~y. Accortiing to Ladntgue. H was reprinted ut
Appended b a titt of Hrmta ht Ërehefs ~4~ NambetX MM. unde<- the tittexxxii.
ot /t~f<«M
~~wwa, t679, ?.f., of whichhe waséditer. ~«n? </ tM/<M«M,8*, pp. 830, to
There was an eartier édition, Nttmbefg, 1667. which was proOxed the Rosicntcian tract, thé
A continuation of the .M~M/«t ~«<tfo.C~~M ~M~.byPotycarptMChtysostoMMS.
appeared at Namberg in t68tt !tBasa contained In the prethceof the présent editton the author.
tRtcts by PMhtethes, George Ripley, Vaten- ship cf the first two tracts !s assigned to Rupe-
tine, and some others. scissa.
See LEFEBURK(NtcoLAS), !6&5. Neuvermehrter Chymischer Handleiter und
Guldnes Kleinod, !68s.
and enlarged
ncwand
A ncw entargedeédition Cardilucius.
amvu by vww.w.w,

Of this person the accounts given are somewhat Helmont. His books are for thé most part of a
he translated Crollius'
vogue and not attogether concordant. He 's ca!!ed medico~hemica)chameter;
C)U'ditue!ususually, but in one pt&ceGmetin stytM ~M/M CA<M«:a, Nttrnberg, t68~. Mdwroteatacd
him KfU'dihtk,&ndin Mother Cardilucci.as i he ofeommen~ry on it: ~AM' edited e~MMf~~«~
were ttat'M. and speaks of him speadiM; most of ~~M<)~tA< /~<M<. 8'; works by Min-
his tife in Germany. On thé other hMd he ca)h dererus Hartmann and Ercker, and wrote oa thé
himsetf Comes Patatinm/stadied in HoUand in phgue. on mediciM,etc. not
t663. and became Doctor of Philosophyand Medi- 'Ute date of his death is given, but !t may be
cine. After this he spent some time m Maim, in about t66o, as bas been suggested.
Fmnkfart, and in Uannbstadt, and 6nat)y settted According to Petneus. CEnMucKH was a name
in Narnberg, where he was appointed phyticiao to assumed by JOHANNHARPRECHTcharaetetbtic (?.f.). The
the Duke of Wurtemberg. He was a beUeter in author of the Bo'<M!? indatges insome
raittery over the "ma<ter key" of the "worthy
Alchemy and Astroto~iy.the doctrine of signatures
and thé ptanetaty tnnnencet in Medicine and Kardiluk."
Phannaey; and he had a great esteem for Van
Mercktin. ~t'~&~tM ~w«!<M, 1686,p. M. Haller, ~~<~M ~MM'M! ~t~~e, t?79, iii.
RothScholtz. ~/«~<a C4«)~m, tyz?, p. gy.
Manget, ~«~teat &M ~<'<&<f~M, ~ner. F~<i4< Chemica, tTSa.o. MS.
G<w~«-~ der ~<~ C~ t78s,
1731,1. Ii. Po35-
Kestner, A&~tn'«~~ C<&<.tt<f<M. t740, pp. ~3 637,6<3.
P. J77.. tSmetin. G<'jaS<A«der C~~ 1799. il. pp. as.
Jëeher, ~<<M«<M C~~fW-ox, 17~0.i. !16: n~3,254-
col. 1670. FuetS. ~x~<~t«M der <~<MMtt<~ ~</<M!<Mf,
Fictuld, /&<, t7M. Th. p. Th. J806-08,p. J60.
ii. p. 46. ~<MM~A~~<t&. Paris, Panckoucke (t8eo.
F<t~M ~&~<at <o-~
"tritus. & ~e), iu p~ t~û.
ty6o, Neue Vorrede, Sig. 03. Schmied<~J~Am'M'. tS~.p~n.
0«M~; .MM<~
Haller, ~to<A<M &x&a, i~t, i. p. Me. Ladrague, ~<My«
Ë)oy, /X<;<MM<«< ~Ht~M' de la AM&)!M<, Sur lies, tSyo, No. 6t7.
1778, t. p. 5~.

CARDINAL (GtLBEMus).
Su BEMWERCfcund PfoMer bOchtin,!533,C29.
A~ ALCH!M!A, das tst,
ALCHtMtA,(tas alle rFarben
ist, âne amen zubereyten, t0!3,
zuoereyten, n6.
t6t3, p. "o.
!n the tMtt of the &~MW~ M!<:<UM
his ~/& ~<<<-)t. M~Mf~M~)'<e". ï5~_M)d
name is given ~/<<~M, tnough it b GUbertuson subsequent edMoM. FeMuson, 'Some Eafty
the titte-page. ~4/<<~Mseems to be a misprint. Tteat&esonTEchno~MtChemMty. /'w~t~
This trMt was also appended to Kerttenmacher's /&e/ <~ G~w. 'M8, m)[.
<&M
coUectionof receipts entitted :–~4&<M~a, p.'43.
 C~M-C~~M t4s

CARERIUS (ALEXANOER).
Qufestb, an arte metaH& permutari possint.
.W WtTESTKtN
See WITESTEIN (KARL),
(KARL), D isceptatio FPhilosophica,
UtSCeptaho tgy.
Philosophica, p. t$7.
Carerius, or Carrerius, miscaHedalso Caprerius to, the above cannot be thé correct date of his
M)<tCatnrerim. and CaterrM, a of Padua, was binh.
bom tn ):st3, was deeanas oftawyer the Unhtershy and Thottïh not professer he kept up bis inter.
bishop of St. AndMiB. He decMnedthe professor- course with the students. and wrote diMertation:,
ship of Law to leavehim more tdsttfe for study and of whichthe prêtent b one.
for bis church duties. He, however, relinquished KditioMof the above tract, Padua, t~ 1579.
these, and devoted hinHetf to wrtting the histoty BMd, ti&t, «Sg, 8*.a~eenttmemted.
of Padua. ln the latter part of bis life he was There is an edttion "Pm«tY)i,L. P. Excude,"
engaged in disputes and lawsoits, and died of t. i Mank},~9. tt ls not dated, but the
apoptexv eo August, t6~. The inscription oe epistte Mdated t~yo. Tt)Xseems to be reatty the
his Mmb says that he died in his 78th ymr. If first edition.
Tomasini, //AMMa<x Mn' ~/o?M, ~630, Lengtet Du&etnoy. ~t'~ot'M de la M~fm~~
p.363 (with a portrait).. ~MMW~t. t749, ii). p. tM. 1.
Boret, ~<a <%<'«<&<<6M, p. 56, p. 57 JOcher, ~m~<!t <~M~<a.)~x, t~o. i.
(under Caterru). cet. t6~.
F~eher, ?~AwM f~tww <f~«~WfW~a)KM-KM, ~M<- C<!tc~<-&'<<~< C4<«f, t/a~.
t688,ii. p. K~, and 47. P.541.
Witte. ZV<t!?<~ ~~M~, 1688, Sig. Y a2
t688, GmeMo.
G~~Mef~-C~f, t7oy. i. p. 998.
M~ Aan. zoth August, t6a6. Schmieder,Gw~<at~ <<M'~&<. tS~, p. 994.
Papadopolus, ~C/~o Of~m~ /'aA!M' jHe catbhtm a professerat Padua-but he h not
Venet. tyzô, ii. p. aSa, No. ccii. tnduded among them by Tomasini, GfM~~M
/a~ /.«~<& /)~n'MM ~<t-f/<t/ ~~<!t~)t)fM.Uune.~6s4.4°.)
'73~. p. ~t.

CARL (JOHANttSAMUBL).
Johann Samuel Carls Zeugnufs von Chymischer Storgerey, sonderlich in
neuen Exempeln t. Panacea TaM. a. Antimonii. 3. Solari. 4. An:mati.
5. Vegetabili. 6. Spiritu Mundi & Acidis dutc!ncatts. Erwiesen aus
Chymischen und Medicinischen Gründen und Er&hntngen. Stunt einer
Nachrede von Fatis Chymicis. Franckfurt und Leipzig, Bey Johann
Christoph uopner,
~nnstopn Gôpner, Buchhandter
Bucnhanater 1~33.
t~
8°.
8°.Pp.[t) 5]t7oM
Pp.[t6]t7oM
Johann Samuel Cart, son of johann Emest Car), MMUMof theosophy. He wrote <t work, /.<!<A
wasborn M Oehringen in t~6. He went to Hatte /~<M ~t&H~M~~m&at'~&M.t ad oMt'tMe~t.
and studied medicinewith Frédéric HoahtMn and tt/MM tJ~MtMM~~<t0~<~ <&))M<M/~t)«&!<M <
Staht. and obtained his licence in ~690. He then ~7~ F~neof. a. M. 1703,S*. He showed
became physician of the Count of tsenburg- the MeMityof natural, artMdM. and antimonM
SMtbem of the Count of Wittgenstein. and in tittMhar, at)<tgave its contposition as 6 parts of
t736ofthe King of Denmark. He died tgjune, mereury to t M Mtphar (~. ~<ad. A~ C<
t737, at Mdtdon. in Hobtein. He was one of thé t7t9, pp. 379-4<'3),and wmteapaper: Lapis ae
most devoted and distinguished pupils of StaM, htum pro rMOWtionetabomtomehemid in et ad
whose tectures he edited, and he wrote a number schotMnmedicam' (~<t. ~~A WaAC~ 1749,vi.
ofwortMin support of Staht's doctrines, but ho is App. pp. Ho-nS).
aceused of having mingted with them a certain
Roth-Scholtz, &'AA'<~a-aC'A<M<<-< ty~, p. 30. P'uchs, J?~f~«M </< <:4<atM<Ni<<t /<y<w,
Manget, &W<M'A<'fo &~<wwM .')~m, 1806~)8.pp. Mo. M?.
J7311 Ii. p. -A J9«!tM~< M~<<-<!&. Paris. Ptmckoadte (t8ao-
AddMng's~!t~&M<~ to JCchefs jC~c~M. as),iM. p. t6t.
/<t~ Z<<~oA&/M~ ~MM<M- ~/< De~tmeris!, ~M<-&<'<!<!<~<~M la
/&< "739.p. 4t. ~<&&<M,t83<, ii. p. 6N.
Haller. ~<<-« C4~~f<;< P' !i4. PMtUppe &Ludwig. &A!e < ~f.
Haller, B«/~A«-<! ~MM«-A<Btyys. ~w~. ~œ
~pf~w ~«/j~ &<~a~&. t8?6, iii. p.
p~tim
GmeMn.Cff<M~/<<&f
iin Gescâichtcdsr CA««K,i?$8,
Cksmit, xq98,ii.
ü, pp.
pp, ~67.
s6¡, 7:9(artidebyHiKch).
S8~ Mf, ?tz. HMser, ~oMi~ < C~~&)t/<!<&r ~<~)Ma,
Meuse), Zo~t der vom /<t~ ty~o ~MtSoo t38t. H. p. Mo.
Mft<M«M<t7~«/~<M &;A~i' Leip<)&t8o3, Hitseh, .NKip~ ~.f~M <&f A<~t<«~
ii. p. as. M!Mx<&<t ~< tM4. i. p. 6&t.
Kopp. Die ~&<<M~,t886~i. pp. 69, M.
CARMINA.
Carmen etegans (de Lapide Ph:!osophonun).
''f'f~J*
See THBATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6;t), !t). p. 763.
K
'4~ M~/M–c~T'~M'jM

CARMINA. Confinued.
Carmina aliquot germanica cum versione latina.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6S9, iv. p. 2~.

Carmina auf das Philosophische Werck.

FtGULUS (BENENCTUS~ Thesaunnetta,t68a,p. 74.
See RHYTHM!.
~f~ ALTN TEUTSCHE REIMEN,
See REIMEN.

Carmina varia de Lapide Philosophorum.

See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6$9, iii. p. 736.

CARRERIUS (ALEXANDER).
~M CARERtUS (At.EXANt)ER~.

CART3EUSER (FRtEDRtCH Aucusï).

Chemische Beobachtung von der Reinigung des auchtigen Bem$te:nsa!zes.
See ALLGEMEtNnutzticheschemisch.physikatisches
Mancherlei,t/St,
-r i.p.3~4.
Friedrich August Cartheuser, the son of Johann In Y7~6[others ty66] he trantferred hinMetf to
Friedrich,WMborn M Halle in ~34. He wasettu. Giessenas professer of naturalhistory and medicine.
cated at HaUe and Fmnkfurt a. d. Oder, in ~9 tn 177! he was made director of the Botaaic
entered the universitythere. but after three monthss Garden, but in t77<)he resigned and withdfewto
went to B~rtin. where he studied under Pott, an estate at Idstein, near Bikenbacb, and after-
Gieditsch,and Marggfttf. Hetrtaduated M.D. ai wards to Schierstein, wherehe died, Dec. M, t7ç6.
FfMMurta.d. Oder m ty< He then visited the He published numéro))!)works on )niMta!oey,
minesin Saxony,went to Bohemia,Fmnconia.and mtning, natural history, minera! w<Mer!.CtystaMo.
other parts of uenaany, and m ty~ was ptofessor gmphy. the chemical annlysis of ptauts, at)
of miaerctlogy,botany, and chemistry. at Frankfurt. !!ed)tivum,etc., ete.
HaKer, ~M'~AMe &~<MM-a. tTy~.ii. p. ~M.s~. Gmelin, CM-f~ der C~jMM. tyoS, M.p. &t:,
Strieder, G~«//aM'.M<««fr ~-Mt~~t M& etc.. etc.
und &A~XtM<M-CCMAMA~, t~, ii. pp. Kt-M~;i &MM~A~ ~M~/c, rafis, PitnctMucte (<8jto.
üi. p. 557· a~). iH. p. 169.
Meusel,Z)a.tM&< ?T!«~~aad', oder ~<~t~< Bayte & Tbittaye. /f/M<~M~o&, t8ss. ii.
der ~<r«&< ?~~jej~a &-M~/< 1796,i. P.575.
P.SS~

CARTHEUSER (JOHANN FRtKDRtCH).

Joh. Friderici Cartheuseri Med. Doctoris Elementa Chemiœ Medicae Dogmatico.
Experimentatis. Vna cum Synopsi Materie Medicœ Selectioris. tn Vsum
Tyronum Edita. Hâtée Magdeburgicae Sumtibus Ioan. Ernest. Fritschii.
Anno MDCCXXXVI.
S*. Pp.[t6]360. Index[8J. Thisb théSnttédition.

Jo. Friderici Cartheuser MedicineeDoctoris ejusdemque in Regia Academia

Viadrina Prof. Publ. Ordinarii Elementa Chymue Dogmatic~Expenmentatis in
Usum Academicum conscripta. Venetiis Apud Dominicum Deregni in
Via Mercatoria sub Signo D. Antonii. MDCCLVI. Superiorum Permissu
ac Privilegio.
e. fp.98
4°.
4. Pp.98[2blankl
Pp.98[9btan)t].
)[9Nan)t].
This is uniformwith thé author's /%<M<M~MM, crevions. The netv edition came out at Fmnh.
and is intended to go along withit. Thé pfeface "M in t~g according to Gmetin, and a third
is dated FKUMikfatt<t.d. 0.. 1753, and in it edition in t766,8". Thé ptesent, therefore, wootd
he fe&M to the text-book whichat thé solicitation be a reprint of that of t~s. Fuchs quotes an
of his pupils he had puNbhed seventeen years édition of tyyo, which he oUtsthe third.
 CM7~MS~C'/f.S~

CARTHEUSER (JoHAMNFttŒDKtCH).~w~
Jo. Friderici Cartheuseri MedicinœDoctoris Ejusdemque in Regia Academia
Viadrina Prof. PuM. Ordinarii PharmacologiaTheoretico-Practica Ration! et
Expenentie Superstructa in qua Medicamentorum 0<Hcina!!un)usitatiorum
Praeparatio,Natura Modus Operandi, Vires atque Usus Medicus perspicue
describuntur ac solide explicantur. Cui accedunt Etementa Chymite
Dogmat!co-Experimenta!!s, ac Tabutse Formutamm Medicarum. Venetiis
Apud Dominicum Deregni 'in Via Mercatoria sub Signo D. Antonii.
MDCCLVI. Superiorum Permissu ac Privilegio.
4°. Pp.viii.336.
ThisbookwtMpublishedat Be<-))t)
la ~45,and <770in8°,andat Colognc,
t~, f.

Jo. Friderici Cartheuser Med. Doct. et. Prof. Pubt. Ord. tabu!œ Formuiarum
MedicarumPMescnptioniinservientes. Venetiis Apud Dominicum Deregni
in Via Mercatoriasub Signo D. Antoni!. MDCCLVI. SuperiorumPennissH
ac Privilegio.
4'. Pp~M.7t['J.
Thisisunifbnn withtheauthor's
t nts?unffonn withthe author'sV&t~
7'<htnwtMo&~< !twnspuMished MHaMe, t74o,
S'; .748.y.Pnu.hf.
S* t748,y, Pnmhf. a. a. d.
d. Oder,
Oder,<< 8* 8* ty66.8'.
Cartheuserwas bon)at H&ynh) Stolberg in t7a~. Hc was a memtjer of the BetHnAcademy, famed
He was a doctor of medicineof Halle, and from for his knowtedgeof Botany and Chemistry, which
ty~o to t7S9 httd the chairs of Chentbtrytnd of he combinedin his chemica)eitamfnatMttof ptants.
Pharmacyand Mateth Medicaat FrM))tfurta. d. 0. Ne directed the attention of chemistt to various
to whichwereadded that of Anatomyand Botany. vegetaMeproducts. He died in ty77.
and afterwards cf ThempeMit! and Pathology.
fïaller,BiëliathrtaBola~ica, t?~,
Hatter. )!. p.~o.
1712,11. otÎ99. Deteimens, /)~/o~a~
P.910,Pp.6~. ~H~M de la ~~&
Haller, AM~~M ût<M«~M-a,t~& ii. p. 3~~ «w, tS~t, ii. p. ~o.
Haller, j8t~~A<M~<ta<<w<M< 1~7, ii. pp~!~8, Bayte & TMttaye, ~<!p~tM ~W«s~, 18~5.i~
Ëtoy, /Mf<M<«<tMt ~MA~«f de
Historique <&la la JféWeciue,
.<f, MMfppe & Ludwig. C~M/f <~ <4~
J 718.. P. 551. t8& p. gSo.
Baumef,&M<'< CAMH~-a. !78a. p. 38. isth-Lileratixkes ~<
PoggeodotOf, ~«~<<fM~'<~<M Hand.
Gmetin, <e<M/< Ct<~&, ty$8. ii. pp~
&n~. 683, etc. 2M<<&))M<j&<«<~M' des ~<MW~At ~Mt.
Meusel, ~.t/AM <~ M~ /<t~ t7;o bis J800 M/tt, tS/t, jdj.n. yot.
M'~<<M« Z~«~AM&~<-M'j/< tStM,il. p. 54. ~<m<M< /Mt~4M, !v.
t8yb, p. 36.
Fuchs, /a<t ~fM~~t ~/<M/Mf, Hitteh, ~<~nt<M~<f jMM~oa der ~twm.
t8e6, p. a6e &At~'m. ~t<<M ~<M/<.t8&t. i. p.674.
~Mfr~t'< ~<!W<a&,Paris, PanckOHctte(tSao- Bittin~s, A«&.)'.C<<t/<f, t88t, ii, p, yaS 2nd
25), ?. p. t7< Séries, 1898,i!i. p. 186.

CASE (JOHN).
Lapis Philosophicus, sive Commentarius in octo libros Physicorum Aristot.
in quo arcana Physiologiaeexaminantur. Auctore Jeanne Caso, in Medicina
Doctore Oxoniensi, & o!im collegij D. Ioannis ibidem pnecutsons Socio.
Accedit in Fine Ancilla PhUosophias,seu Epitome in octo libros Aristot
Physicorum,eodem Auctore. Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. Francofurti
ad Moenum, Apud heredes Andreœ Wecheli, & Anton Hierat. M.DC.
8°. Pp. M, inctudingtheengraved plate.e Mank]to68. Index[93,
symbotic
itMaah].
otannj. <mcxm fnuosopnxB «o. <nae;
AM))!aPhitoMphi<B:8a. !ndeitM.t'nnter'tdetice[t).
J.
This conxnentMyonAristotte deabwithschohMtic one or two medfeat papers, but his ehtef titeraty
subtleties and metaphysteat vi~ades, and hm workconsiMedofMntmentanesand Mn-books on
nothing to do with thoseof Alchemy. Anstotte. cf whiehthe présent isone. !t was Htst
John Case was bom at Woodstodt, entered printed in Case died a~January, t6oc~ and
St. John's Cotte);e.Oxford, in is~t, was B.A. in was barted t~ao.
in St. John's CollègeChape).
t~, M.A. in !57a, and M.P. in t~ He wote This Joannea CastMmust not bc confoundedwith
t48 CASE-CASTAIGNE

CASE (JOHN). 6~'w<

Giovanni<M)aCasa,the Arehbithop of Renevento. ieatous, his momts might have «Mde Mahit)
who might hâve been a carttM, had not thé Mushingty scartet. He died in <557.
churchhftda 6t of thé nMfa)!.Accontingto mme But NieeMn de<en<)shim from thèse charges
ht wa: ft trus cMMof thé p~gtmReoaissaoee,
for (Jt~'mf~, ~30. xii. p. ttx ~739, xx. p. 4$).
whitehis Latinitywouldhaye«MdeCicen)g~eeety and he !s commended also by J. M. Toscanns
(/j //«/< tsy8, p. 83, No. (Mttfxix).
HttHer,BtMMA<ta
/<ao/<~<«,t77<, p.779. Wood, <4M~< O~tM~a~j, éd. B)bs, !8!9, i.
Ktoy.~<MM<~ ~M~Mf <&- A ~/<c<N< col. ?5.
A~M< /?«;y/i~%)', tSSy, !x. p.
1778, p. /t<MM~)'
N
a6a.
CASSIUS (ANDREAS).
Andrew Cassii D. Hambutgensis de Extremo illo et Perfectissimo Naturœ
Opificio ac Pnnctpe Tenœnorum Sidere Auro de admitandâ ejus naturâ,
generatione, &iîect:!onibus,effectis, atque ad operationes artis habitudine.
Cogitata Nobilioribus experimentis illustrata.
AutUKt& AdamM typt eeten)!txt!s.
Hamburgi, Sumptibus Geotgii Wot<E. Anno M DC LXXXV.
ef. pp.f:]~.
<f. Pp.[8]t$t. Titteredandbhc)<.
There are tarée persons of this name who have physica) and chemical, and its atchemitat transmu.
to be distinguished tauon. The book h commended by Stah),and by
)". Andreas Cassius the eider, dxcat Secretary, HMnenMan in bis Calo C'~wt~j, 1699,cap. ii)
married Sophia Vesteria, and had two sons, Ag<wtf(y.T'.).
si&Thé
Chriatianusand Andreas. question as to whether or not Cftssiuswas
a*. This Andreas.ofSchteswig,M.D.of Leyden, the actual discoverefof the gold purple is decided
t639. phystci&n in Hambm~, physician to thé in the négative, correctly t tblnk, by Betkmann
Duke of Holstein, Md to tho Bishopof Lobée);. &)'<h~ <MfGMe~&~r<&f ~~Mt~xM~Mt,L~pt!e
married Gertrude Staphorst, and had a son 1786,i. p. 380 (Eng)ish tr!Ms)atton, t8t4, i. p. «M)
Andreas. He deviseda beMxmMc essenceof great but see what Kunckel says, /.e~A~)!t)M C~M<
virtue in the plague, and invented red glass by c<M<, tyCy. p. 596, and LeibniM, ~M~HaxM
nteaM of tin and gold. He died tt HMtMxs, ay ~e~/t'o, t/to, 1. p. 94 (in an article on
Mey. 1673. phosphorus).
3. Andreas Cassius, Tertius, of HMtbut~, The lives of the three are given by Joh. Motter,
became. x668. M.D. M Gttintngen, and pmethed C~mMa ~M~~aA!,1744. t. p. 88. JOcher,<<
in LObeck. He wrote on some medi«d sttbjects, NMM~<~M~M.)'«~f«, tMO~ CO).t734.
and this tract on gotd. in which thé preparation of The~ writeM point ont that Andreas Cassius.
the purple of gotd, made by hb father,is described second and thM, have been confused with one
(p. ttt ~.). another, as for example by Baumer, AW~a
There wereother two peMonsofthetamentune Chemica, tySa, p. w. See also <~(fAa// (Joh.
but they do not coneem the pMseotsubject. Christian) whose bock & ~w t%t<<cameout in
Thé bock contains what may be called the !664.
Natura) History of Gold, the sourcesfmnt whith For
thé older literatum of gotd purple Weigel
it is obtained; its composition or etementatyptin. nMtybe eonsutted, (7~t<)«<~tM der ~«Mx und <tj!(p!.
ciples; how it is poMibty fonned, its properties, <t«M<~<C~'<~<~1777, ii. § to88, af; pp. 5eo.9t.
nan~rrmrtn in_ _t
CASTAIGNE (GABRIEL DE).
Les Oeuvres du R. P. Gabrielde Castaigne, tant Medicinales que Chymiques,
diuisées en quatre principauxtraitez.
ï. Le Paradis Terrestre.
II. Le grand mirade de la nature metallique.
III. L'Or Potable.
IV. Le Thresor Philosophiquede la Medecine Metallique.
Seconde edition. A quoy sont adioustez les Aphorismes Basiliens, & la
méthode particuliere pour bien faire le merueilleux Onguent appetté Manus
Dei.
Destoumez-vousdu mal: & faites le bien. Psal. 32.
A Paris, Chez Iean Dhourry, au bout du Pont-Neuf, prés les Augustins,
à l'Image S. lean. M.DC.LXI. Auec Priuilege du Roy.
8'. Pp.t$ M MftNantt]:[a]78 t~ tj,[r btank]. EachMethMasepamte
tMe.pege datedt6co.copy wmtsthe~&~«x~ &t~
 C~~M/C~~–<~?~~CM&' <49

CASTAIGNE
~~i? t~ttUMO ~tJKtBKt&lf~H/.
(GABR!ELDK). UC7tMttt<C< tt.
Castaige, tteccrding to Lengtet Dahesnoy.was and Almoner,and is caHed Abbé General de Saint
a cotdd&' and atmoacr of Louis Xtt! "whieh. Rufs de Va)en<~and Sainct Tien de Sau, and
for a cordelier, was nearty M good as a b!<hoptiet{. Conventadd'Avignon."
But accordlng to the documents pte~xed to thé Thé tract &'0~ /W< ~~M~ dl Aw~maux.
m~ettt work he was actuafty cho:en bishop of was pubtishedM Paris, t6<t, 8" ~~m~M~~
SfdMcesta succession to Antoine Plchot, by thé <&la AW«M ~/</<<~«< Paris, t6tS'
)fing. He WMalso Dr. of Theotogy, Couotittw
Lengtet DuttStnoy, ~M/f<tw <& /<t/At«}M~ GteeUn.C<~AM~ <&<'C~M~, ~797, i. pp. ~04.
~M<t~M, ty~, i. p. gM iji. p. 139. 568.
Httttet, ~<oM~e AM~~jhw/ 1777,H.
t~. ii- Ladra8ue.F~/«~<)y<«'0«w~
p. "'T-r. iii.
4~ ..mtyy;),P" r"p. teo. t870, No. t6tS.
CASTILLIONEUS (BRANDA FttANascus).
See PROSPECTUS
PharmaceuticiEditioSecunda,tôgg.
CASTRENSIS (RoBER-rus).
~tMMEHUSMMANUS,tSS9'
C/ESAR (THEOPHtLUS), !6t3.

CASTRILLO (HEMAKDO).
Historia y Magia Natuml, o ciencia de filosofia oculta, con nuevas noticias
de los mas profundos mysterios,y secretos del Vniverso visible, en que se
trata de animales, pezes, aves, plantas, flores, yervas, metales, piedras, aguas:
semillas, Parayso, montes, y Valles. Por el Padre Hemando Castrillo de
la Compara de Jésus, natural de Cadiz. Donde trata de los Secretos
que pertenecen à las partes dela tierra. Con Licencia. En Madrid,
Por Juan Garcia Infanzon. Ano t6<)2. Acosta de Francisco Sazedon,
Mercader de tibros Vendese en su casa en la calle de Atocha junto à la
Santissima Trinidad frente de la casa de los Fucares.
Tittewithina border.
Pp.[M]34~[t6]. nuewtMtnaDoraer.
4'. Pp.[K]~M.
4'.
I.J!1.
Ferdinand de _II~ ,I~- _a..e .0 1"\t_- D_- ..tI- L'I.
CMtriOo,a native of Cadit, was ~636.< Triguaro!, Diego Ferez de Estupixa,
adm!tted in 1609M the Jtsuits at thé age of t6. t&(9. 4°. tn thé Btitish Museum there are both
Ho profesed theotoey for ft toog time, and was the btter of these, and another édition, Madrid,
rector of CMorta. He died M C~suna, at Nov., 16~, t' This is a treatise on co~nx~ony, the
t667. at <m advanced ~e. ApparenUy he wMe etements and otttumt history, but not on Chemistry
onty this one book ~jf/<t AWf«M/ f f)M'<t orAtchenty.
tt~a. Printem Parte. Triguems, L'KttupiM,
JOeher, <4~<~M« C~eMiM.«'<t. ty~o, Baotter, ~M/M<~M <<M~f~Mt~ ta CtM.
col. ty~ ~tt&f'm.t, Cinquième Série 1859, p. ta6.
Antonio, ~<Wf<t<M ZK~M A~MM,~83, i. 1 Noteson Bocks of Secrets, T~~M~M </
p. 379(qwtes Part ). in the t&t9 editton only). ~tiHhM&g&w~ &~< C/fh~w, t8M (N.S.),
P.3!'3.
vv
CATALOGUS Manuscriptorum ChemicoAlchemtco-Magtco-CabaMsttco*Medic&-
sPhysic~Curiosorum.
ayasw-vuwvuw u.a.v No Lplace [Vienna]. MDCCLXXXVIU.
6°. Pp. ïxvi. 3M)
3~ 6? [t btanttj, 8.
Kopp refers to a simita~y titied catalogue, Zweites Veneichniss etniger Fabneks-AMicM,
W!e«.Gtafh<-d.J.t7S6. xiv..)fxiU. Anhang, )ott)i..xxvt.
As bis copy contains only pp. and Anhang Cod!c<s MM))scr<ptiAlchemici. 3-263.
pp. 12, pMun!!tb)y it w<tsthé first Issueof the Codices ManuscriptiChemici, 964-3to.
catalogue, in the f&ttowingtwo years entatged to Codices MagM, t'~s-
theabwe. Codites Cabatistici, Astrotogici. Geom<tUtiei,
Geomatttivi, etc.,
As it stands the above contins the foUowing 46~7 (t Nank).
separate tbts DmdtMtter imChemisehen Catalog, t-
TMe-teaf. Druckfeblerim Magischen Catatcg. 6-7.
Vorrede,i.-v. DntddeMer imCabatistitchen Catalog, [t]).
Erstes Verzeichnissvon cinigen Aromeyen, Appended to some of thc entries are notes
v!i(;!i. refemng sometimes to thé author, sometime!: to
thecontetKsof the MSS.
Kopp, ~« .-<~m«', t8S6,ii., p. 3:t3. LadMgue, F~/fK~M~w 0«M!
~<M< tSyo, No. 543.
 tS~ C~MZOG~-CM~MW

CATALOGUS Medicamentorum tam simpticium, quam pfaepatatorum et

compositorum ad Usum Nosocomii Bnxiœ editus a Medica Deputatione
ïussu Illustrissimorum Pnesidum Anno MDCCXCIV. Brixiœ
MDCCVIC. Ex Typogmphia Locatelliana cum Facultate.
8*. Pp.tS~bhnk].
CATENA.
~c AURKA CATKNA Homeri.

CATO CHEMICUS.
See HANNEMANN (JOHANN LUUWiG).

CENSURA HERMETICA.
See QUADRATUM
ALCHVMfS'ncuM.
Ali Pu!i, Centrum NaturiB Concentratum
P. S6.
CENT-CINQUANTE-TROIS AphorismesChymiques.
See HELMONT (FRANCI.SCUS MERCURtUS VAN).

CENTRUM NutUMBConcentmtum.
ALI PUU.
t
CEPHALUS (ARtopoNus).
Mercurius Triumphans & Hebdomas Ectogarum Hermeticarum. Vnà cum
Commentariis Acroamaticis et Mysticis. In quibus de vnica, vera, summa,
& antiquissima Philosophorum Medicina dissentur, Libris XIÏX. Omnia
Studio & Opéra Arioponi Cephati Eutopiensis. Cum Gmt & Priuileg
Cœs Maiest ad Decennium. MagdeburgiExcudebat Andreas Seydner
Epoch:Chr: M.D.C.
S'' Pp'.M '44. Thé vignette
rep~sentsdraMn in a lirewith thé motto:
DuraMMon et nonPenre. Thededication
to Rudolphtt. is signodM.C. M. U..
whichstandsforMartinus
Copus,M<d!c:nœ théAuthor.
Doctor,
Apotetesmats Philosophica, Mercurii Tnumphantis, de vera, et summa
Antiquissimorum Philosophorum Medicina. In quibus Elucidatio & Clauis
totius Operis. Labore & studio Arioponi Cephati Eutopiensis. Cum Grat
& Priuileg. Cres. Maiest. ad Decennium. Magdeburgi Excudebat Andreas
Seydner. Anno M.D.CÏ.
4°. Pp.[ye]. Thé vignette
o is thédragon as Move,
tgon as withthentotto:Aut
above,w)ththé taceant
ntotto: Aut taceant
autdtsCMtt.
aut discant.
Borel. ~Wto/A~a C~</<-<t,t6~t, p. 58. &f~ MfG<K-f~/<! f/~ A<M<~Ct~ t~,
Mendttin, ~«h~Att M'«<tt!/«j, t6s6, pp. 8?,?86. p. <M('a Latin poem, with expositioM of <nystitat
Lenglel Duffesnoy. d5r la /%<A«~«! and thtOMphicténor.')
~<~<. iy~t. iii. p. 133. Kopp, ~&j~M!«-,t886, M.p. 366.
CESARELLI (HtppouTo).
See ANTtDOTAR!0 ROMANO, t63$.

CHAMBON (JOSEPH).
Traité des Metaux, et des Mineraux, et des Remedes qu'on en peut tirer;
Avec des Dissertations sur le Sel & le Soulphre des Philosopes, & sur la
Goûte, la GraveMe,la petite Vérole, la Rougeole & autres Maladies avec un
 C~/MM~–C~M-S? )$i

CHAMBON (JosRpH). C~'<M~

grand nombre de Remedes choisis. Par M. Chambon, cy.devant premier
Médicin de Jean Sobieski, Roy de Pologne. A Paris, Qu&ydes Augustins,
Chez Claude Jombert, vis-àvis ta Descente du Pont-neuf, à l'Image Nostre-
Dame. M.DCC.XIV. Avec Approbation, & Privilege du Roy.
M*.
M* Pp.
Pp.MS47N.
[. ·TJVTI WJ'

An édition of t?t3 is quoted h) /w<~ Z< patient. a NeapotitM, who was ht thé Bastille, he
/'M<~MWM and Gmetia fo addition to the above took up his cause and tvrote a ntemotr ln bis
quotes another, Paris, ty6o, 13*. defence to the King. tn thé course of this ho
Joseph Chambon was born at Grignan, in Pro- made certain teSectioMon the Duke of Savoy and
vence, in t&t?, in t6y8 was Doetorof the Facutty the Dukeof Butgandy. and he hirnseif was sent in
M Avignon (of Aix, eecofding to Df~eimerit), conaequenoe to the BMOMe,where he temained
settied at MaKeittes, WMob)ige<tto te&ve it, and twa years. He then left FMi:, retumed to MM.
went to tMty, to Genaeny, and M Poland, whete s~Uœ, and was made phystcian to thé GaMeysby
he became phyaician of thé King, John Sobieski, the help of thé Caant of Gtignan but in t7os,
with whom hi remained ti)t t<MfitSB ot Vienna. havittg &))ed <o NMe the ))<eof the Countes of
Wishfttg to tnow about thé adhérents of Paraee)am GfrimM),who was attackad by tmattpox, he thttw
and Van Helmont, ht journeyed to Holland, up Ma ttppointment, and Hvtd ? tetirement with
crossed M England, and thence to Rt~nee. At Ms brothe<, who was dean of thé Chapter of
Paris, through the innaenee of Façon, ne Mcehtd GrigMm. He M'asaat attve in t~. He wrote
his tfoentiateship,and ptactised withgreat reputa- /'r~<~ <&/Mf n!~)~ d la M~&n'«<
tion, but on (Meountof the Facutty not aceepting ~~t~t«, Ptu-is, 3 pMts, ïyu, ty<4, tyt6respee-
his promise about the useof secret reniedies,hewas tively, M"; ty~o, ts*, and oneor two dissertations.
not made a doctor. Having been asked to visit a
/<M~ t«~~ /t~<MM jN~<'<<Of<C
~/<fA!Mf, ~<jpn!~ ~AMtn!&,P~ri!. Panekoucke (tS~o-
'73% P- 43- a$) iii. p. !!t3.
~~ot~- de la ~M~~
Leogttt
Dttffesnoy, QueM~d,7~t~<!«« ~<ttH~; tS~o, M.p. tt?.
~~M<~«<, t?49, ii). pt !34. Deeeimen!, ZM<«Ma< ~Mt~M <<?la ««M:-
Gobet, La ~w&Mj ~<t<<!Ajj~/f~ du ~<y<t«<M f~. t83f, J. il. p. 6<e.
dt ~!<< tM&ii. p. &td. JV<K««~f t8M.ix. col. mt.
&~a~<~ C<&<~t/<,
Haller, ~&/«~<f<t ~M-t~M' ~788,!v. /)«!<'M)t«<t)~ ~fM~A~M da &~< ~W-
pp.9*4,9ta. xv.
M~, ~874, p. lot.
Gmetin, C'M~«~/«&<'CXf~< <yo6,ii. p. 356.

CHARAS (MovsE).
Pharmacopée Royale Galenique et Chymique,par Moyse Charas, Docteur en
Médecine, ci-devant Démonstrateur de l'une & de" l'autre Pharmacie au
Jardin Royal des Plantes. Nouvelle Edition, revue, corrigée & tres-con-
sidétaMement augmentée par M. L. M. de t'Académie royale des Sciences,
& Docteur en Médecine de la Faculté de Paris; avec les Formules Latines
& Francoises; le Tarif des Médicamens, & un Traité extrêment curieux
sur les Eaux Minorâtes. Tome Premier, Contenant la Pharmacopée
Gaténique. A Lyon, chez les Freres Bruyset, Libraires, rue Mercière, au
Soleil & à la Croix d'Or. M.DCCLUI. Avec Approbation et Privilége
du Roy.
4". Pp.xtt.4~
Extntensmved dtte TMeredandblack.
TomeSecond, Contenantla PhannacopeeChymique.
P~viii.44t~7& [9b)mh.] Titleredandblaek.
de Fmtice.
TraiteabregédesEauxMioerft)<Nt
Pp.Ta. Fivep)ate$ofapparatas.
Mespt Apparatus.
Thé éditions of this <Mrh enamcrated by thé (tôSg, Stotte and Weige!). Acording to Maaget
MMiogntpheMMe numemas: t~ris, 1679, t6y6, the book was tr&a<httedittto <nMylanguages, even
!68)f.to < t6y6, t6ea, tt~, in 4*; Lyons, t6$3. into Chinese, for the use of the Emperor. T))e
and thé présent, 17~3,4*. !< was tnuMtsted into Kngtishversionwas published in tS~S, 4*.
Latin: At<tH!M«~<M ~'<t, Geaewf), <684, 4*
 C/4M~-C~/?77S~

CHARAS (MovsE). C~Aw~.

Theriaque D'Andromacus, avec une Description particuliere des Plantes, des
Animaux & des Mineraux employez cette grande Composition, et les
Reformations & Observationsnecessaires, tant sur leur Election & Prepara-
tion, que sur leur dernier mélange. Par MoyseCharas, Docteur en Medecine,
& Chymiste du Roy de la Grande Bretagne. Nouvelle Edition, Revue &
augmentée. A Paris, chez Laurent d'Houry, ruë S. Jacques, prés les
Mathurins, au S. Esprit. M.DCLXXXV. Avec Approbation & Privilège
du Roy.
li' Pp.[t4,EngfMed
M'. PP-[t4,Engmved ttille
itteinetuded],
inctudedl19,
z%305
Sc$[?].
(7].
The 6rst edidonappeared at Pa~ tM8,M". A Germantranslationwas
publisbed at t-'fanMmt a. M.,t~. 8°. Thé'ThwMqne' consisted of 6<ingrédients,
andinthisbook
and inthis book aa dMcnption
descriptionof each
of eachof
of thet
theseis given.The engraved (Mecoatains,
set)))a
set )))a tandMape,
hndMape, vipers a nda
vipersanda beaver. inbothofwhich
beaver.
in bot)
Mhof h
whichheetook
took intetest.
greatinterest.
gréât
Chants (t6t8.t6o8). bon) at cameto Paris, penuaded
and made himseif known byUz<s, [ him to Mta Sptdnto te<tthe King. who
his boo): on the wns <n poor heatth he went, mueh against his
'Theriaquc.' Hestudied the anatomy and nature cconvictions, experimented wfth vipers, <tnd his
of the viper, on whieh ne wrote two treati~es, Bcitnee B having brought him into conHtct whtt thé
Pans. t669. 8°. and 16~, t<M. 1690.t6M. S* for tCharch, at thc age of yz he passed into the p~sot)
nine years conducted the Course of Chemtstty in of e the tnquisitio)).where he was conSned for four
the jardin des Plantesand wrotehis ~<m<Me~. t;
months. He uMnmtetywent over to the Romish
tn t6So. on account of the revocationof thé Edict ( and retumed to Pitris, where he was con-
of Nantes, he went to KnR)Md–M he was of thé Church, g
gmtatated hy thé King on his change of views.
refofmed reUgion–and beettmethé pharmMMtof He t was shortty after made a member of tho
Char)esIl. HetivedinEnetandfornveyean.and Academyof Sciences. He died [7 JaMuary. t<98,
paMedtoHo!timd. There the Spanish Ambassador in ii his8oth year.
Atta ~w<M, for Septr. toSg,p. dor. ~t/<M<M&. Paris, PiUtctMwc)te(tSM:.
\fanget, Bf'M.<A'<-a Sc~tm 3)M<f«~ a ~Mi'Mt~M
a~), h), p. 219.
i73t. 1. ii. p. Etwh & Gmber, ~M< A<<y~<~M, tSz?.
/<M<~/~< /t~f)«tM AWMA<tœoK/e~Kw, xxv! p. ];6.
P- -'3- J)
~<<('m/~ LI' 1 >.11.1
U' .1 1 ~~f<
U.IJ" Def~imens, ~f/<'n~< <~
Etoy, .0«/«MMM<~~M/~w <&/a <- Paris, t83t. t. ii. p. 668.
<'<<«,
'7S- p. stzo: t778. ). p. ?4. ~ijp~M (/«<f~M/&, i&t<(,vif. p. eo<.
Porta), ~/<~ <~/«MoMM dela C~'M~. Beyte & TbMhtye,F~~AM jMMMW&, Paris,
t770. iii. p. 40it. r
t8K. t. P. 44& His list is somewhat ditterent from
Haller, ~)o/~a ~M/M, Tiguri, tyyt, C
Gmdin's. (The toae of this ttrtMe and that by
r
P-5-t'. rt
De~metis may be observed.)
Hatter. ~<f<t C~<< Bwnte. 1774,i. A~«tw/&F~t~jM! Ct'<~t! te~& ix. col. 7~.
PhiMppe& Lwiwig, C~<A&-AM · ~~«M~
'RSter, F~M~<M ~M«-~M. /<w~a-, Basi). Jona, J tSM, p. ~04. etc.
'7M. "i. P. ~5. Paut-Aotoine Cap. A/~okt ~«jp~A~<t«, tM
Baumer, ~'MM/~e CAM~e, ty&t, p. toq. S
Séfie,Paris. t8y, pp. ny-tgo.
Gmetin, <7~A<c~/«~~Ch-M«. 1798.ii. pp. ~[. jOM/M)W<«M~ ~M </<t&~MXt ~MMt.
Hutchinson, A~~M AMtCft,tyo~ i. p. M3. cM/<f, PremièreS~rte, tS~-t,xv. p. ~t6.
Condorcet, des membresde 1 Académie BiMings,/<t<C«/o/<!f!t«', t88t, ii. fp. '"M-
des Sciencesde"Noges 843; !K)
Pans," <~wM, t8ot. i. p. 13: S
Sen<s.&98,ii!.p.3M."
Fuchs, ~wm der ~M~Ar~ ~<MA/< HiRch, ~<t~<t /.er<~< <&~ ~tw-
t8o6o8, p. t8t. M
n~fMt&o~«tfe, t884t p. 703.
Watt, ~W. &<WM-< <8t9, i. (authors)t<3/.

CHARLES VI., Roy de France.

Oeuvre Royalle.
SENDtVOGtUS (t«CHAMf.),Cosmopolite,t6z9, çt.
)po)ite, t6z9, p. 9t.
h) thé stoy of NicohtsFtame),ChartesVt.of other entertainments of his lucid ntontents to have
France is intmduoedM sendingCtamobito <!n(< engaged in alchemicat expertments. Thé present
out thé trutb ofthé reportswhtchwerecircuiating tmctM probably not by him.
about Mamet'sweetth. He b said amongstthé
Bore),~<~<fa 6~<!M&«. t6~t. p. M. Hoe<er,~M</<wx de la ~~MMA',tS~a, i. p. 4~
Lenglet Dufnsnoy,~<~o~ <~ & /'A<A'~M t866, i. p. 460.
~)'M~f«, t74a,i. pp.st6, ~6, 46$; iii. p. 1~4.
CHARTIER (JBAN).
Scientia Plumbi Sacri S&pientum.
See THEATRUM CH~UCUtt, t66t, vi. p. ',69.
 CA~7V~–c~M~4 t~)

CHARTIER (JEAN). C~'m~.

'fhe crtginat workh in French &~w< said about him. His book ts mentioned by Lenglet
~<M:~<&<&~<, Pj~s, t6st, 4*. The Dtttfainoy.
author h ea!te<ta physictan, but nothing tnctB is
Bore!, ~<<Mt C<MM&<t, t6~ p. s9: t6~6, p. Gmdit), O~eMft~ CA:M&.t~w. t. 6M.
Schmieder,Gf~<!f~<&~t~
/a~ ~M~ob P~~wM ~WMh'~ ~Me~ HoeCw,~< di. la C~M&t,t&tg,~~4~p. 333
1869,M.394.
Mnf;tet DufMtMy. ~~e<t< tt /'A</o«~«
~~M~<w, t749, if), p. t~f.

CHEMIA.
De Chemia Sen!oris Libellus.
A'«'ZADtTH
SEN!OR.
CHEMIA.
See ARTE(De) Chemica Libri duo, t6o:.

CHEMIA !N NucE, oder: kurxe doch aufrichtigeAnwe!sungzu der Wissenschaft

der Zerlegung der Korper.
Et nos ferulre subduximus manum, & nos consiliumdedimus.
Juvenat!s.
Anno r777, den ao May.
Noplaceor pHoter.
8". Pp.t&
Onthetitle-page b a vignetteof thesun Mnouoded rays,withthe symbo!of
st)t <tsa ptftnet,andthe motto:!a Soleet SaleOmnfa. his is ftppa~)tt!y
thé
secondédition.

[Another Copy.]
Chemia in Nuce.
CREYKleineSchriften,t~S, p.
CHEMIA Rationalis, das ist vernunfftmafsigeAnweisung, wie vermittelst der
Spagyrischen Kunst, aus den drey Reichen der Natur die itziger Zeit
gebrâucMichstenArtzeney-Mittel bereitet werden soUen. Welcher beygefuget
ist Prax!s Chimiattita, oder kurtzer doch deutlicher Unterricht, wie die
vornehmsten Kmnckheiten des menschlichen Leibes, aus ihren Ursachen
und Zeichen sattsam erkant; und mit vorhero gezeigten Medicamentis
gtucktich curiret werden kônnen. AHesnach den Grund-Satzen der neuen
Philosophie ausgearbettet, und aus den Engtischen, in das Hochteutsche
abersetzet, auch mit nützlichen Registem versehen. Franckfurt und
Leipzig, Verlegts Johann Justus Erytropel, tôpô.
S*. Pp. [~] 304 ~70. Titteredandbhd<.
[Another Copy.]
This is a traatise on phannaeeutica) chemistry. but hâve not seen thé origina). It M not from
tn the 6f!t part is contained thé nrethods of W. Y.worths C~fm&M~ yttMMm~ <A< f«M<&).
mahing different prepM'at!oM of animal and ))MM/e/~««& C%)~<&< London.
ve~etaHe sobstantM for medicaluse. The second 8'.
t692, a*. An ediuon,tS~,
xdgs, edinon, J697,ofoCthis
thht t~tter
latter wodt
work is
emuneMte:diseases and the medicines withwMeh mentionedby CmeMn(6!M-~A~<&fCh')MM.ty$9,
they are to be tteaMd. ii. p. ~JL but he give<the auDtcr's name etron-
!< purports to be tn<ns)atedfrom the English, eoastyosW. H.Wcrth.
t;4 <ME-(~Z~

CHEMIE.
BtRKHOLZ (ADAM MELCHtOR).

CHEMISCHE BELUSTIGUNGEN. Oder Sammtungauserlesene Kunststücke,

die zur Bewunderung und zum Vergntigen gereichen. Leipzig, 1794.
bey Friedrich August Léo.
6°. Pp.!M.!ts8tt!<].
6°. Pp.)(x.a;8[t!<].zpjatMofappttmttH.
1't.uç~ v. wtsynuavaa.

This is not a lrentise on Chomistry buta couple 6. KxpMoM 7. Gaset 8. Miscettaneomexpert.

of hundred shtrtliag ef!ect::produced by chenticat ments.
action, Mt<tnged in eight choses: t. Tricks with Il is a coHectiouof popular lecture demonstfH'
cotouts, a. Sympatheticinks 3. Tree of DiMta, tions. The author bas not given his name.
et& 4- Phosphona $. Combustionexperiments

CHIMIA.
Das Buch von der Kunst Chimia eines ungewissenAuthors.
MORCENSTERtf (PHtUP), Turba, )6t3r t. p. 504:
See MORGENSTNRN (PHtUP), Turba, t7so, i. p. 6t2.
Thisis thétranslation
ofthetractAXTB
(DE)CHYmcA
(~.f.).
CHIMICA (La) del Gusto e deM'Odorato o sia l' Arte di comporre facilmente,
e con poca spesa i liquori da Bere, e le Acque odorose con un metodo
nuovo per tare i liquori fini senza acquavite, Traduzione dal Fmncese.
Firenze, MDCCLXXXXII. Netla stamperia Bonduccianacon Approvazione.
8°. Pp.Yii.[tbhu)k]9)
8°. 21w. u6 <Ktgmveu
Pp.Mi.[tbhu)k]a8e. engmved
plates.
pHncs.
The author of this workis <-attedAbbé Poncetet, Pr<sam!tNythe ttatiao tmnshtion was made from
and Père Potyewpe, so that bis nathe appears atso that of 1774. Thé Punch édition whieh t have
as Poty carpe Pontetet, and he wasbora at Verdun, seen b entitted A4'«t<<' CW<M/< ~.tf C< <<e
but nothing dse is said about him. He wrote a f0<&nt/, par M. G. P<tri!t,tS!?, s
tntct on thunder, x766, and one on wheat, tTTp. vois., S°.with M plates. TM! )s an eatatged aud
Thecresent WMt:appeared under the tit)e Ct<M& much tutered édition front thé above, but there
du GMM <&l'odorat PM!s. 1755.S° new are pMMtaphs remaining which show that thèse
editions, Paris, tyy~,8° Puris, iSoc~a vob. 8'. of two booMoaty dMef by the French edMon being
which there is a copy in the British Museum. modemMedand improved.
Quérard. La ~<tw< /<~nt< t83& vil. p. z6t. A~M~ FA~MtM C~<!r<?<i', t866. x). cot. 735.
~Kj~t~AM <yM<M'ft</&. t8~3, xxxv. p. 3~0: or, Pom;endor<r, ~<gw~4Mat.&7<'M/~A« ~<
/of. no date, xxxiv. p. 45. a~Mn~A, t86~t,il. oot. 496.

CHIMICA (La) per Le Donne.

Parva leves capiunt animos.
Ovid.
Tomo Primo. In Venezia, MDCCXCVI. Dalla Tipografia Pepoliana
Presso Antonio Curti q. Giacomo Con Privilegio.
S'. Pp.xx.zt~tt Na~). TomoSeconde [a Mank],iii..viii.
933[t] [3btanttj.
Pp.ty3-6.numbered
twice.
CHESNE (JosKPH Du).
.S~ QUERCETANUS (JOSEPHUS).

CHORTALASSEUS (JOHANNEs).
~C CRASSHOFF (JOHANN).

CHRISTOFLE DE GAMON.
Le Tresor de Tresors.
UNTHAUT (HËNRt DE), t6t0.
 <0/M-CM?KMA~~ t$s

CHRISTOPHORUS PARISIENSIS,
Chnstophon Parisiensis Elucidarius. Das ist.ein edles BucMein vont rechten
Grund, Mittel und Ende der wahren uhralten philosophischen universal
Medicin. ffir etlich hundert Jahten von dtesem authore beschrieben, jetzo
aber in einer weit bessem Teutschen version,ats für 40 Jahren geschehen,
in Druck verfertiget. Hamburg in Vertegung Gottfried Liebeze!ts, im
Jahr Christi, 1697.
8' Pp.
8*. MS.titte'page,
to~-MS. M!
Pp.to~-tcS. tMe-page, MS.nnotes.
M&. otes.
Thb is a fmgmcttt &oma copy of the M!~ aufs- farit, !6m S*. There M Mt édition of t!M<<f<
f~M«' ?ta<MA<6~~f-A< FiiM~M'~(~.f.). ipart, lowhlcl1lU'f:
part. Ktwhfcbarc added tr~mtsby
tt~cts by Raymund
RaymundLutty,
Lully,
Dufresnoy mentions ~/acM!/tM«t ûtAM/~< liait J610,8"

Elucidarius seu artis tfansmuta~oria:summa major cum Appendice.

~< THEATt<UM CHKMtCUM, t66t, vi. p. !9;.
Elucidarius.
See VtKR
.Sw VtKRAUSSERLESENETeutsche
AUSSERLESENE TeutscheChemische
C~hemtsche BucMem,
Bud~tetn,toçy,
tôçy, p. toy.
p. toy.
Nothing is known of Christophorus Parisiensis. confosedundertbis neme but as it is unllkely thé
Mis date is given by Lengtet DufresnoyM ta6o! eider was a!90e~Hed Matthew, possiMy he was
other witers say ln general terma the tMrteenth ChUstopher. And this is history 1
centaty. Even bis name is veried; for Lengtet A good many writings <u~Mcrtbed to him by
Datresnoy c:t))s him "Christophe de Paris ou de NaïMi, and his list is copied by Bore! and Mb.
Perouse. sequent writ<M. Noue of these have been printed,
Schmieder bas favoured us with a fancy bio- and, if they ever existed, or if they exist now, are
gmphy. As he was so tinte knowit he was in nMnuscnpt.
probabty not a teacher in thé untveMty. but Of the présentwork there was a German version
is to be looked for amongst thé )MM))ts.!« that puNMted at Ha)tp, t6o8, according to the Beylrag,
case, however, tt Mnot in France that he Is t6 be and one in Latin, at PMis, t&t9. ln )[?7a a new
found, but in the Benedictine Abbey of St.b GenaM édition was puMished <tt FrMMurt and
Atbans. Two Benedictines eatted 'Parisien~' Leipzig. No value is attached to this tract by
Mvedthere and wrote a history the eMer to t9$o, Bom<&usand other edtits. ln thé ~MM~M~
whcn he died, the younger to 1973. The latter is OMM~there is an édition of the German, Hait,
known as Matthewof Paris, and the two are usually t688,8', ta? pages not nambered.
NaMr!, /<e/& y~Ma/o/~M «M/a/MM&ifw< Fictuld,/tM' tM3. Th. ii. p. 58.
Bresc!a. tsya, p. )L~; t;op. p. ~37. Ry/M~ sur Cf~~f~ <~ jMM<M(' C~M~ t~,
Maier, ~MMe ~a~e AiMtjw,t6ty, p. 9~. P.59I.t.
Boret, ~f<M~a C<t<~<tc<t,
t~M. P. ot t6s6, Gtnetio. C<MA«;M< <<&)'
C~NM<,tMy, i. p.
P'~ Schmieder.G~MMt~<b~~MM<&. t8M, p. t~o.
Bornehim.C<w~«'/w &e/w~ C~/<(~««, Hcefer. ~~MM de C~M~M,te~a, i, p. gSo
'~7. P 3! No. xMi). t866, i. p.40~.
Lengtet Dutresnoy, ~ït&<~ <&la /W/<w~M< Ladrague, ~WAMit~M' <?<fp«~ ~c««M
/~n«/~«< ty~. p. 467; iii. p. ~7.t~. &x~<«, 18~0,Nos. 7t7-7at.
Kopp, Die ~<)
""fr* <886,ii.
<<&~Nt&.~wwv, ttt p. 3~7,378, 386.
j/~ jo~t
CHRYSANDER (Au-ropmLus).
Aureum Secutum Pate&ctutn: o~er, die ef0t!hete gmdene Zeit, darinnen
das von atten Chymicis und wahren Philosophis lângst-gewûnschte Men-
struum Universale, seu Materia Chaotica sonnenktar entdecket. Gott zu
Ehfcn, und denen, die ihn Ueben, zum erfreuHchenVetgntigen ausgdertiget
von AtttophitoChrysandro. Numberg, In VerlegungJohann Ziegers,~706.
8'. Pp.!M7[tbtM)k].
[Another Copy.]
FictNtd,~'n)~K~S<M«,ty~, 'fh. i p. 34. Ladm~te. ~MM~~ 0«tw~ &~MM
GmeMn,<!«~A&-A/«~~ CiM~, GOttingen, t~, &<~<!t, MOMOU,1878,N0. t~S.
!p.3ï4. Kopp, Dit ~&)~. î&ide)be[x, t886. ii.
p.36~
~nhang Chymischer EtgôtzMchkeiten.
See DELtc~ Med!eœ et Chirutgicœ, <703-t7o~.
 !6 f~ K~MS–C~ KM~

CHRYSIPPUS Fanianus.
-S~ FAN!ANUS (CHRYSIPPUS).

CHRYSOGONUS DE PURIS.
Das Pontische oder MercurM.Wasser der Weisen, aus Philosophischen
SchnS~en denen Sôhnen der Kunst onienttich vorgestellet, von Chrysogono
de Puns Uranopotttâ.
Aurea Vellera Sunt ïn Colcho: Hylealia Dona.
Anno M DC LXXXIII.
8°. Sig<.A.B,inelghts,or pp.[t6J. Withoutplaceandptinter's(MUMe.
Pontische oder Mercurial.Wasserder Weisen.
See ROTH-SCHOLTZ (FRtEDBRtCH), DeutschesTheatrumChemicum,t728, i. p. 39t.
To the sameanonymous writerthèseare abo Slatua/~M</M/M ad /«MtM ~~«-n/a~M
«tttt~MaNe*<<M<,
tMa,4*.
iMenbed
Q~WM~
LfMWM~a
Cyno,rura <«'<M liacturais
~M'/«MMmnt'mrsidgw
OMM«M«Nf~MM
caeje#ica <«tW~<t/fJ«
<«tt~<MfJ« tW.
tW-
lu.
<<tea<M,
<<tea«, 1689.
1689. t".
t".
Ftctutd. ~'n~M'M. MM, Th. ii. p. tt8 (catb Gtoetin,0<U!e~MMAder C4<M~,ty$8, ii. p. t~
him an Engti~tman, a soph&t and no phMoMpher, L~drapte. ~W<MM~t« 0«Mt~: &~<
and says bis tract is of ne use). ~<M, <87o,No. 996,
Bo'~<~s~C<j<:A&A<t<~A(t~~ C4<jm~,178!, Kopp, ~&/tA)tott~. tM6, ii. 340, ~t.
pp.635,&t<

CHRYSORRHOAS, sive de Arte Chymica DMogus.

6'~ GRATAROLO (G.), t56t, i. sig.*S verso.
THEATRUM CHËMtCUM, !6S9, :i. p. t39.
See also PENOTUS (BËRttARD C.).

CHRYSOSTOMUS (PoLYCARpus).
DREBBEL (CORNELIUS),
See DREBBEL (CORNELIUS), Tractat,
Tractât, t733.
'733.
The person concealed under this pseudonym is Leipzig in tySg, with a Ust of two hundred Rosi.
the aumor of a rather notable work entftted erucKtobooks. Nothing is reported of the author;
/)/<f/f an die A'e~K<i4/~ Ft-<M<tt<A<~<~t even to thé writer of the Ms actual mune
07~<M <&~ <?<V<&<t«t H~ ~<Mjbw«/Mt. tirst was m)known. On the three occasions when he
published ln tyt<~ and afterwards reprinted !tt refers to the ~/Mt<f and its author the com.
Carditudus* ~~<~ <M/«~e <t~tf Mtf/Mjtox, niendation and admiration are edged with the
t7M, in Chn<toph Hetbig's <~f</v<t/«M<f ota~-o. double meaning which makes the verdicts of the
<rAym<t<e, 1711, and J. Ott. Helbigs ~«~aM ~y/Mything but compliments.
/A~Mf< t7t<t. A new édition was pubtished at
Fictuld, /<«/<. tygg. Part i., p. na. Ktoss. BW«g'T!A« <<f~' ~f//«<!7< t&)4,
F<y~'<«<'C<«<f/«'« C~K, tyS~, No. 9433.
pp. ~o, 6so, 68t. Ladrague, ~<c~«< 0~t'a/~ .S'wwM
Gmelin. C<~«-~<eder C<««~, t~, ii. p. 331. ~<<Mf<,tSyo, N09. t<3t-39.
Kopp, /)M ~&~Mt«, t886, ii. p. aos.
CHYMIA.
See BUCH(Das) Chymia.
CHYMI~Ë Aurifodina IncomparabiHs quam recludit Prtetudium Prosimetricum
magicarum noctium sortes SibyHiniBChymicœ Vanni Granatum erutum,
Authoribus immortalibus adeptis eu! subjungitur Commentatio de Pharmaco
Catholico. Lugduni Batavorum, Sumptibus Autoris, 1696.
t' bhnk] 3.39~(tM,
` for 99~).io engnwngs.Cotnntcntauo,
76
[t] [3
[t] bhM:l tt engravtng.
[3bhnki 1engravlng.
This is a reissue of the ~<~<w<f/-<KMa<: &t!MM« in /M/NW is on f 3 w/c, and on the
~?«:/«M<taM C~M/M/M Sa~t0!/«~w ~«itM~ revefse is the /<&<t<Ma<ad ~<t /<~tw<«M<<.
Mundi ~pH. AtMte). ï666 (~.v.). The engrMed CAc~fM~<4<&«<w (in red) and
The only différence !s in ttte first sheet. The the engmved plate Chorus At//a«~~<X!t of thé
Snt leaf of it b btank; the Utte.page b new, older edition have been omitted.
 ~K~e~M~c~ <s?
CHYMM5. C~'M~.
Roth-Schottz,F~<M~<M <~<-w~-<t. tMy, p. 4t. of hundred nrnrtMof fine geM. The 7~fKOt
Ay/~f<)<rC<wA«~A~<~ C«M~, t7S<. C~M~ttM seems M me more ptodactiveaftontitM;
p. &M('an exceOeM go!d miMtOr thé mintof!Menas to its contents and v<ttue').
of Hermetic science; it beati! anxuntty n coupte

CHYMICA Vannus.
t666.
See RKCOttDtTORtUM,
See CHYMt/K AURtFODtNA, f696.

CHYMICAL Dictionary.
Sel F. (j.), A New light ofAtchymy,etc., <674,p. 303.

CHYMICUS.
~MCUMOSE(Der)Chymicus.

CHYMIERASTES.
Sel C. (J.), C~w~M.
CHYMIPHILUS (J. J.),
Der wahren Chymischen Weisheit OHenbfthTun~ das ist; getreue und
aufrichtige Entdeckung der Materie, welche genommen werden mufs, wann
man den wahren Weisen-Stein Lapidem Philosophorum Tincturam Univer-
salem machen w!tt, aus vielen Tbeophtast!schen HandschnBten, vorbin
nienMthtenin den Truck kommen, mit gantz deutlich. und klaresten Worten
angezeiget, dafs es Marer nicht seyn konte. Auch wegen derenjenigen
welche in denen chymischen HandgnSen noch nicht sonderbar erfahren
seynd, mit sonderbarem Unterricht und kurtzester Unterweisung der
nothwendigen Pfœpatationen vetsehen. Alles denen Liebhabem der
Chymischen Weisheit zu GefaUen in offenen Truck gegeben von J. J.
Chymiphilo. Getruckt im Jahr !?2&.
a*. Pp.[8] 9t9 [t4, t Nank). Ti<)efe<tand black. Engmvedplateof the
PMgMemcda).

[Another Copy.]
Thedatebasbeeneutotf.
beeneut off.
Gmelin followed by Schmieder and by Kopp tmnMMtation made at PrM~e. a&d that wttnessed
says this book WMpnnted at NOmbet-g. This M by Helvetius, the cmious Nstoy of Gualdus, and
not stated in the ftho~acopy, and no pt&oe!s given some other MrtativM M)d a thlrddesefibes décep-
either by FietuM or by LadragtM. The fonnef tions ptaetited by M~c&Ued adepts,
writer condemas the book as 'tauter SopMst'sche ] bave followed the authorlties in calling the
QueMchetey.'ofeept the epistles of Gualdus. author ChymipMtus, but 1 am !od!ned to think
The book containsa chapter on the antiquity of that this is a mere epithet, and that the init'ak
Atehemy, in whichFetef~nceis made to the Gteek may represent the authot's name.
akhemisM; another contains an account of the
/?« ~t&M /w< ~<~m, t73o, pp. Schmieder, GMfAM/«&<M«)tM, t83a, p. 51?.
ty8,98S- Ladmgue, ~AMMfw Ot<M!~ ~&w<
Fittuld,
/'t~M< MS3. Th. ii. p. 59. &<~<M,tSyo. No. t43~
-P- <<tr0-n-
Gn)e)in, C~;A<M/< _n ii. p. 307.
<Bt~, ty~S, Kopp, /&~M&. 1886,ii. P. uv--
3Sï.

CHYMISCHE Abhandlung worinne die verschiedene Bereitung der Spiefsgtafs-

Tinktur untersucht wird.
See VAT~R(CHRtSTtAN).
 C~m~C/CWK~CT~
CHYMISCHE Hochzeit.
&~ RÛSENCRKUTZ
(CHRtSTtAN).

CHYMISCHE Neuigkeiten von emer feinen

mit einer hOchst-deutlichen Beschreibung Particular-Medicin,. fortgesetzet
der Materie des Steins der
Weisen, und dessen wahren Grunde, auch femerer
einem Phttosophen aus der alten Welt. Handleitung von
Anno 1742.
8'. Pp.[7.Maak]52(~-for72).
~~X~I-~J~
Sfü~r,1753.Th. Il. p. si, makesno accountof Duvarr~
r8yo,No.r64l.
CHYMISCHE (Die) Sonne.
See NËU.AUFMEHENDE (Die) ChymischeSonne, ~40.

CHYMISCHEN(Der)WeishettOaënbahrung.
A'~ CHYMIPHILUS (J. J.).

CHYMISCHER MONDEN-SCHEIN.
Chymischer Monden-Schein, worinnen nicht allein
wahre Subjectum PhHosophi~ sondern auch wo solches angezeiget wird, das
zu suchen
und dann wie solches pr~pariret werden
soll; Auf ansuehen und bitten
eines sonderbaren guten Freundes treulich
aufgezeichnet, der erbaren Wdt
bekandt zu machen und drucken zu lassen
erlaubet, von einem Der die
Wahrheit nicht lâugnet, verbergen will, noch kan. Franckfurt und
Leipzig, Bey Johann Friedrich Fleischer, ~39.
MS.~ote~ '~°~ '"SM~nt theend. Wantsthéfrontispiece.
A1S.notes.
AbouttheMthotshipof thistractsee~rEtNBERGt!N.
Chymischer Monden-Schein, worinnen nicht allein
wahre Subjectum Phitosoph~ sondern auch wo solches angezeiget wird, das
zu suchen sey,
und dann wie solches pnepanret werden Auf ansuchen und bitten
soll;
eines sonderbaren guten Freundes treulich
aufgezeichnet, der erbaren Welt
bekannt zu machen und drucken zu lassen
erlaubet, voh einem Der die
Wahrheit nicht taugnet verbergen w:H, noch kan.
Franckfurt und "P~'ë.
Leipzig,
bey Johann Friedrich Fleischer, ~44.
p~S~ not
doublepageandIS a
Included
inthepagination.
Chymischer Monden-Schein, worinnen nicht allein
wahre Subjectum Phdosoph:œ, sondem auch wo solches angezeiget wird, das
zu suchen sey,
und dann wie solches prœpM:ret werden sott. Auf
Ansuchen und Bitten
eines sonderbaren guten Freundes treulich
aufgezeichnet, der ehrbaren Welt
bekannt zu machen und drucken zu
erlaubet, von einem, Der die
Wahrheit nicht taugnet, verbergen will, noch kan. Franckfurt und
Leipzig, in der Fleischerischen Buchhandlung, iy6o.
p~ ~e~ forms
doublepage,andISnotIncluded
inthepagination.
-A&
wnlkingis uncertaïn.1go myn is quoted
by K.p,, Dit ii.
sunllght, P.390.
S~p.
Chrasis, t78S. p, 67i-
 C~tW~VE~–<~t~.?C~. t~9

CHYMISCHER oder Alchymistischer Particular-zeiger.

Sed NAXAGORAS (j. MHRD VON).

CHYMISCHER Zeig- und Weg-Weiser, worinnen die M&gKchkeit der

Metallen-Verwandlungvor Augen gestellet,und der Weg zum Phitosophischen
Stein efôBhet wird. In Verlegung Johann Ziegers, Buchhandters in
Numbetg. Anno t689.
PP-48,
49- rp.4S.
Ladragueea)bit 'Sefg.undWejS.Weiser,'
~~A'~4<f<0~<t~: &-< & t~o. No. ~989.
CHYMISCHES Etwas in Nichts, das ist Wie der hochberühmte Stein der
Weisen a!s eine edle Gabc Gottes, entfernet, und in hohen Dingen
vergeblich gesuchet, aber nahe, und in geringen, glücklich wird gefunden,
in Etwaa, doch gründlich entwornën, und mit ëihem voUstandigen Register
versehen, von einem, der sich Mit In Gott BeLustiget. Dreisden und
Leipzig, zu finden bey Gottfried Leschen, t?<!2.
8*. *f..f<
Pp.36. !ndei[[M].
!ndei[[M].
The author's initiab seem to be M. t. G. B. L. a ditgtaee for such a man to spead h!s time {n
Fictatd (P~«~<t)t, KM. Th. ii. p. 48), men. penato~ ")U-eh-)ies" and sophistiea) déceptions,
tions an édition of <yta. He says that thé author knowing(hemto besuch ) LAdntgue,~t'<M<M~t«
wMtt Stmon DecanusTheotogiae, Mt<the thinks it OMW)~ &M~<M&< i8yo. No. <~0t.

CHYMISCHES Lust-Garttein, in welchem die Verborgenheit der Natur

und Kunst gepfiantzet, daneben die Materie und Weise zum Lapide
Philosophico zu wûrcken, entdecket zu befinden. von Einem Liebhaber
der Weisheit die im Verborgenen liget. Ludwigsburg, Bey Christian
Heinrich Pfotenhauer. A. !y4y.
8°. Pp. to6(bMpp.64~ aredn)pped).
Thé followingtracts are containedin thb J. C. ChymfenMtes dcn Liebhabemder Hcr.
collection: metischen
PhitoMphie Hey).etc..p. 80.
TbeophuMttts!'arMebua, Hermetis.
Apocalypsis JohannAtnd,JudiciumuberdieVierFiguren
wnderOHënbahnmgdesvetborKeMnGebtesdef des grossenAmphitheatriHenrtciKhunmth<
Natur,p. 4. p. Sy.
Hermeticse Studiosis[Hptstotit],
Phitosophite p. OttoHetMg.Sead-schreiben an P. Atexium
!7. Orneosin Wten,p.97.
Augostinar
PMh~ophiKhM Rattet in TeutMheReimen WoMmCter undgetechte~ ProceitvomLKMMe
gebrMht durchKttpZeseavonFantenau,p. a~ AttahMt andderTinctur,p. lot.
DasGeheimnOts vomSteinederWeisenor dos PieZuhtfeitunR desLiquoM.p. M~.
GeheimnifsderhermetischenPhilosophie,
p. 94. TugendendiesesLiquoris
Atcahest, p. M~.
Kopp,Die~~<'N<«, t8M,il.p. 37$.
CHYMISCHES Zwey-Blat.
~'M t<ANOE (JOHANN).

CHYMISCH- Unterirdischer Sonnen-Glantz; das ist: AusfiihrMcherUnterricht,

von dem wahren Philosophisch-ChymischenSubjecto, und dessen natürlich-
und nôthigen Hand-Arbeiten, den sogenannten Lapidem Philosophorum
aus allen dreyen Reichen sonder Anstand, Schaden und Unkosten zu
verfertigen, Gott zu Ehren, der Warheit zu Steuer, denen annen Suchenden
und Seulizenden zum Trost und grosten Vergnügen ans Licht gegeben,
von einem der Warheit besitzend und liebenden Freunde, der sich verdeckt
nennet, Christlich, Fursichtig Vnd Stille, ist des Authoris Ernster Wille.
Franckfurt und Leipzig, tyz8.
!6o c~iw~ew-c~ms
CHYMÏSCH.. Cfw/w~.
8*. Pp.[t4.c!udin:theFrontispi<!ce]~). ErMta~.aNank]. TheFmnti~
p!ece in two compartments ttptesents a miae, and a Chemist ln thé midst or bis
apMM-MM,
apuanum, h me
m the open Mr.
air. toMtng plate full of symbob entiMed: Tabata A~)K~~
FoMiag Nste
Satononis et Hennetis. Title redand NM)<
NM)<.
c)<.
The volume containsthe fottowiMtfMM Das }'* und 4'* Buch (tus den WmMterbttbren
Chymisch-UnterirdischerSonnen-Glantz,p. t. Beeebenheiteneines unbekMdten PhitMoph!. pp.
Medrei tetMenC~pitetdeOccntM Phitosophontm 996, 9&).
Chymi~ (Mverse),p. a~. Sin DMogus vom Stein der Weisen wo der
Von NxiOrtichen und (itiematOdichett Dingen Pmeeptor Geo~iM und DtschMttNAtbertus über
(BasiliiVateatini). p. 43. BenthardiFontintein hefrM<:h diMuriren. p. 333.
Dicta Atani, p. ta. Aula Lucis, oder: Das H)tu& des Lichts dutth
Metsilurgia des Ûoetor TancMi, p. <&). S. N. beschtieben, OberMtzt durch
J. L. M. C., p. 3M.
FictuM assigna this tract to Steinbergen,whom FMeOMCKVONSTBMMMKN(~.f.) C. y. V. S.
he identifiesWttb CHRYS.MRDMANOVONSABOK In the ~f~oj~, white thèse two peraonages are
~.f.). Thé !nit!ab of thé p~eadonymoM author !det)ti6td, the authorship of theprésent work is not
conMpotd with thèse ef Sabor' c)'of ctMtSïtAM mentionedat all.
Hetutd, /M~N'<t'it, ~3, Th. M.p. tgS. Kopp, Dk ~~Mt<f, t986, ii. p. 390 (among
aur C<<< er MA<MtatMt!<. M8s. books
~<~ Mving the sun as part af the tiHe).
pp. ÔWI
pp.W.663.
àio. 663.
CIMBALUM Auruum.
~<f THEATRUM iii.
CHKMtCUM, t6S9, p. ?8t.

CLAIUS (JOHANN).
Akkumisttca, das ist: ein wunderbartiche seltzame, vnd bewerte Kunst, auts
Mist gut Arabiscb, Türckisch, vnnd Reinisch Goldt, jha auch das beste
gedigen Silber zu machen. Wider die betragHche Alchimisten, vund
vngeschicktevermeinte Theophratisten [w], von einem sondem guten Freiindt,
(so durch dise Fantasey betrogen, vnnd zu nâchster Armut gerahten), allen
HochvetStSndtgen zur vermeidung diser falschen Kunst, gantz notditrntig
beschriben: durch M. lohannen Claium.
Weil jetzund fast in allem Landt,
Die Alchimey nimbt vberbandt,
Das mancher wirdt dardurch verfürt,
Wie man wol an Exempeln spürt,
Hab ich zu Spott der Alchimey,
Bschriben die grofs betriegerey.
Gedruckt zu Amberg, durch Michael Forster. Anno M.D.XCIIII.
Sig.Aj[=pp.81. MS.MMMoM. 4 pp. Thedateis pmttyoNiterated,
and
m&ybeM.D.XC!
ttt~y wt~t~ttt. ;44~a. ~"uliUl uucc.
The~gnettet<presenMaeapit)aty6)ter.
AMav)gncncrep<~Ne<]
This is in vetse and contains a recommendation
Tkic ie in vwras nw.i ..n..wi.w. 8 .a..vt. ;A~t.111.1. 0-_1.1_ u 1'I"t. .I!
durch AJetophitum Pan-hesieMem." The Hrst
to fanners to spread stable and byM manureupon part seMM a teprint of thé present poetn: the
the fields. and Claius then proceeds to trace the second part contains <m exposure of and waming
profit that accrues thereby to the crops. to the against the tricks offmadotent atchemists.
tMÛe, to the pcattry. to thé orehMd, and so at Johann Oaius, bomtMs. was a nativeof Henberg
last to the owner. tt is a bdef sketch of rural in Saxony, Rector at GoMberg. then at Notd-
economy. htmsen, and in ts?4 pastor at Bende!eben inThur-
Kopp quotes an edition of MOhthttUMn,!6t6 ingia. He was a Hebrew Scholar, and made
"AMMmMtMa-das ist, die ware Gotdkunet. a<M seveod translations into that ianguage, amongst
Mist dNtth sefne Opera~on vnd Procesgut Goldt others of thé Gospets and Epistles, Leipzig. isy8,
M machen, Wieder die betnegtiehen Atchytnbten a<te)rwMds,1~86, ln the fonn of a tettagMtt,
vnd vngeschidtten venneinten ThtophKtstisten Germaa, Greek, Latin and Hehrew. He is the
von Herm Johanne Chjû beschrieben. Neben first also who compittd a complete Genoan
angebencktem Speciat-Bericht–MenftigMidMnsur grammar, of which édition!! of ts?8, ï&)4<and
NaehtMhttmg und Wamung ~usammengehracht t65t are mentioned.
WeMhM,~KMoM<M~Mf<M. 1727.!ii. p. g6ï. GmeMn,Gt«-A/<<C&'M~ <797. it9.
Morhof, /'o~~o/, ty~t, 1. :v. c. ScamMB)-,GM«M<< der j4&Afmt<,~39, p.
«~- ~'j/c~ der4.67, p. ?s<.
Stolle, <4x/<~ &M~ 35a.
17e p. ua. .iMM<<M/~H/j~ Biographie, t8y6, iv. p.
Jaeher. ~Mt<MM GcMf/M.M/foa, M<o, 970.
). eot. t~7. Kopp,~M /<MtM<f. tM6, i. p. 937.
 CMA~M-CT~~M t6t

CLANGOR
BucchMe.
ALCHtMtA (De) Opuscula, tssc, i. t~
-K~ ARTtS AUMPNtt~ volumina, t6to, p. 288.
MOMENSTERtf (PHIUP), Turba Philosophorum, !6!3, i. p. 389; t~o, ). p.473.
Sec MANOET (j. j.), B;bHoth<c& Chemica Curiosa, tyoz, H. pp. ï47,877.
t)t the German translation it Il also caUed/)~ Fictald, /W~«, t~M, Th. t. p. 63.
7<Wt<&~&<t/w<y<tt, and it sometime~appeau LadMgne,M'A~<'0<w<t~«'~&~<t/M,
'M(terthe<brmC/<MM~ t87C.MSMt9.
Bc)richit)&Cf<M~ &< Ct~&~M,
'~7. a3. S txxii.

CLARKE (WtLUAM).
The Natuml History of Nitre: or, a Phitosophtcat Discourse of the Nature,
Generation, Place, and Artificial Extraction of Nitre. with ïts Vertues
and Uses. By WjiUiMo Clarke.. London; Ptinted by E. 0~ for
Nathaniel Brook at the Angel in ComhiH, neer the Royal Exchange, t67o.
8*. Pp.[t4]93.
8". Pp.[t4]9g. ['Maek.
[tMwk.].j impenect,WM)ung«t.
!mpetfeet,WM)tingA,
Wi)tiam Ctattte was bom at SwaiMwyke, near where hl died,24 April, t6&t. Morhof cails him
Bath, about t&M~.Hia univ~ty tomse was tahen Royatphysicien.
in Merton Cottage, Oxford, where he gmduated Haller Meotioasa medieat tmet
B.A. t66t, M.A. t66z, and was etecte<t<eUowof him, but the tteMiseon nitre b thatappiMe~tty by
whic he
Mertonin t663. Heafteirwafdsstudied medMoc, is bett known. tt was tMnda«d by tcto Latin:
and took the degree of M.D., and, MttMa)!'in Bath, ~<t/xM!/M~Mwxt Frankturt, t6ys. S°t
pmctised hit profession there with the greatest London, t~. 8': Hambmr~, 1675,S*.
success and esteem. tn spite of strong induce- Long Mevtoasto Cht~e's, a tfMt oo nitre had
ments to continue there, he removed to Stepney. been pubtished by Thomas Chatonar, London,
t~fh),smalt 4*, )EM M.
MtrcMin,/t<<M~ HM~M/M.t686, p. 3~. ÏOcher, ~~«<tn<t G~A~M.<a~ ty~
Manget, ~M«t64«'ON'~MtMmt <MN~f~t<M. t73t,
t. ii. p. 60. HaBe~~!M<Mit<M ~<M<'M~< t~y, i!. p. m~
~M~Z«j~& ~odiMMtM~MoM~e <)«~<t/~<f, Etoy, ~f~~oM~ JV~M~~ <& & ~HM)~,
t7?8,i.p.6s4.
M<)rho! t~e, ii. p. <t<n. Hatter, ~&/jfo~M ~MM~<B ~nM~'«t, ~77~ i~
Kestnetf.~M~c G~M!M.M<M«, ty~o,
p. aoo. weod, .~«M O.fM~tM, éd. NiM, t89o, iv.
co!. ~33.

CLAUDER (GABMN.).
Gabrielis Clauderi, D. Medici Ducalis Saxonici, Academici Curiosi, Dissertatio
de Tinctura Universali (vu!gô Lapis Philosophorum dicta). In qua
r. QuidHaecsit. a. Quod detur in Rerum N&tum; an Christiano consul-
tum sit !mmediat&in hanc inqvtrere 4. è qva Materia &: 5. qvo modo
préparer per rationes, & Variorum expenentiam perspicuè proponitur;
aliaqve curiosa & utilia, huic analoga, adnectuntur. Ad Normam Academiae
Nature Cunosorum. Cum SerenissimiElectorisSaxonitePrivilegio. Alten-
burgiapud Godo&edum Richterum, t6y8.
4° Pp-Maya. tndexM.
Another
edition Atteaba~i,<668, 4*, bmen.
doned.anda repriat &M'<MM« ?Y<Mro totheMitiehmofAkhetnybyAthanashtsKircher.
AnotherteptyWMmadeby B~AUWBMSTKttt (s,)
<<~o~ NMimbefKte, 1736.Thish:A tep)y (~.f.).
Gabrielis Clauderi, des berühmten Medici Dissertation von der Umvetsat-
Tinctur oder dem Stein der Weisen, in welcher Was diese seye 8. ob
sie in der Natur gefunden werde, und ob einem Christen nutztich seye,
selbe zu erforschen; 3. Aus was für einer Materij und 4. wie sie bereitet
werde, durch Beweus-Gnind und Erfahntngen beschrieben wird, deme
L
t6z C~MM~-C~~

CLAUDER (GABRtE~. C~/<

noch andere ntitztiche und cutiose Sachen mit beygeMget worden. Denen
Liebhabem zu Gefallen,ins Teutsche versetœt von einem Teutsch-gesinnten.
Numberg, in Verlegung Peter Paulus Bteut, Kunst- und BuchMndtern,
Oettingen, gedruckt bey Stephan Roleken, Futst!. Ho~Buchdruc!{e)r.
Anno MDCLXXXII.
S*. Pp. at? (ntispdMfor a~t). RegisterM. WtmMpp, Mt.a. This is <t
tmnshtion
of the/?MMf/<t'.to whichMttppended (p. 99;)thetractentMed Dos
<m<7/f/f/<MM a/~nKft'M~t~(pa~M~n!~«<p'w~Co~.
!o hisdefence
of atchemy and possibMity
again~t irche)', of tnet~tic and didwhat
his teacherRoMnttt,hedidnot retyKonhisown hecoutdforbistime.tmMmutatiot),
but
e~jenence, gatheted e
historie videoce
of the
Tractatus de Tinctura Universali uM in Specie contm R. P. Athanasium
Kircherum pro existentiâ Lapidis Philosophici disputatur.
~eMAttGET(:),BtM!othec&Chem!caCunoss,!7<M,p.ït9.
Eme -gAbhandlung vom Universal _n- Stein.
See SCHRÔMR
~M SCHRÔDKR (FR. Neue Atd
w.), Neue
(FR.j.J. w.), AtchymMttsche ~73,11. i. p. t.
BtbHothek,_,m,
Gabriel Clauder, son of Joseph Clauder, ThesetM. He died in October (Mchoer says
hore~ted poet, TMtorof Altenbafg. was bom there 9 Jan.). t6ot (othtts t6$o).
tS Oct., t6M, studied at Jena and Leip~f;, and Amongst his works must be mentioned bis
graduated M.D. there; tmvelled in Hothtnd. A~/A~M~/MOttttMM <a~nt ~««Mxo, Attenburg,
BngtMd, and ltaly, practised in his native place, 4' and DeMpot/c «'«M<t~t~t~, Jena, 164,
and was physicien to sevem!of the Saxon pnnces, 4* bat he wrote alsoabout !t tharmescop~, about
and M assoctate he contribMed pap<M to the gttMhot wounds, about notrors, and on natural
Academia Natune Curiosorum under the name histoty.
MettMtn. /.ot<~<tt«tt!m<wa<«j, i696. p. gto. GmeUn,G«<~A/«~Ct<M~, ~798, M. pp. 3t.
A/<~<<!«M~M<<fMt<B A~<«~<*C'xftMM'K~,for d. t!lO, 313-
t<9t, Norimb. t6oe: Appendix, pp. itt; Fuch<.X'<<~«~ C~ottK~t ~.<«M~«r,
Memoir,witha Bneportmit of Clnuder. t&i6~)8,pp. t~S, t66, t9S. t$6. Jg8, t99. aoo.
Pasehius,De /M'M<«jA~fMT~tt~t~ tTOûLpp. B<M~~ MMM&. Pa~t. PMdtouetce (t8ao.
364.367, gM. (Refcrt tohis onethodofembatmmg.) P.
M!)nget,&«Mffe&<WM<w~!m~<w<f<Htt7gt. Sprengt), CMA~e ~<t«<yjh««~. tBay, iv.
il. pp. 03-76. p. t89.
/a~ Liupolds/')i~f)xw ~tt/«'~<~ <M/a//K'<?, Deteimeris, /)&o«t<t~ ~<t/< A la
ma, p. 44. Médecine,tSgt, t. ii. p. estg.
Kettner, A~t/tna/jeA~ (!f/«.<~t<w<, t~o, Schmieder,G«tA«'A«<~ ~Mt~. ~83~ p~ 413.
p.eoo. A<gva~Met/)M'twM/&.t&M. vMi.p. 360.
JScher,
<<)MWt)!~ GM<A<<w.~<<-M-M, iyso, Bayte & Thithye, ~'n!t'< AMWa/f. tCgs.
col 1939. i. p.SM.
BOchncr,~4«t<<iMM&? ~<~«<'<zCt«'teM<-t«M ~VM<M/&
B«jp'a~& C~a&. tM3. x. col. 696.
Historia, *?55' P*4~8) No. 67. Ladrague.
LadtagM. Bllfalktpue
~M/w 0<KM~<x. JMM~M
Outnaro~; col. 696.
Haller, ~/MM<!<aF<M!<M~'<t, !77!, i. p. 634. &K~/<f, t)!~o, Nos. s~o. tMO, tCga.
Hatter. B~/M~fi! ~M<Mt<&)!, t774, t. p. y)o. Gotter, c~'o </a~n<))t~)M~MM, ty~g.
HaHer,«~MsCAt'<'t«yM's, 1774, pp.366,47?. p.;8.
Etoy, /)«;/«M<)M<~ ~M/~M <~ la ~M&tfMf. Z)«;/tO<t)M~~MOM~M~tM
8acytlopldigrrs<<M
dtr ~MtM
8sirnru ~<N-
Mtdi.
1778al' p'06$5- ,Lu SI..n.J,' fa~. t87S, xvii. p. 6<8.
Haller, J9<&a<~« Medicina ~<!f/<< ty~ iii. ~/&M««M ~M</<M< &'<~a/~«, ~876,iv. p. ~78.
p. los. Bi))!ng<,/)t<C<!<<&pMt, tM<, lU. p. 908;
F<«'«t
Baumer, C4«x«'< tySa, p. 90. !:ndSe)~s.i8!)8.Hi.p.<&.
afy/e)«-C«f~<<&M«'M e~<BW. ~65. Kopp, /Mt ~&~ot&, )[886. i. 9ï8 (c<Mnntends
p.630. the author for the ctearnessof his exposition).

CLAUSIER (J.-Loms). ·
QUtNCY (JOHN), 1749.

CLAVE (EsTtEMNEDE).
Le. Cours de Chimie d'Estienne de Clave Docteur en Medecine, qui est le
Second Liure des Principes de Nature. A Paris, Chez Olivier de Varennes,
ruë S. Iacques, au Vase d'or. M.DC.XLVI. Avec Priuilege du Roy.
8'. Pp.MtMM.
 CZ~C~MS' 163
CLAVE (ESTtEKNB DE). Cb~~M~.
Baumer nscr!bet M him a wortt M~M~M <<f the ptesent ûwt <&<~<a~. Thé author must not
A~!<M«, Pari$, t63S,S*.and Weigel quotes another be MentiM withGMton Claveusor DuttO, which,
work, ~«M~f t.MM~~ /A<&tf~~M<<<Mf71!t~ s indeed, seems to ba a misnomer. He was author
/w~t de la Nature par Clave Paris, abo of a work ~!M<&M'M
t6~t, 8°. whM) m(f{ht be fm earlier edMon of tw<t~,Paris, <635,S*.
Boret. ~~«~<-« C'~M&a, t6M. p. 6ï ~56, Weiget. ~<'«Mjr sur a~M~w< &A-
17:~ t. pp. tsa, tM.
/S<~ ~<<~Mt ~M~~M ~/&'<np <w~< Fuchs, A~H'~Mt'Nfx <M' <~m~A~ ~/<Ht/M)-,
t~M, p. 44. tSo&<8,pp. t33. t40.
Baumer,
B)W<~M
C~~<s, <y89,p. :t. Ladrague, ~w.&~M?M Owa~, -MMMM
&~<M, ttyo, No.to8t.
CLAVES (GASTON OE).
DUCLO (GASTON).

CLAVÏCULA.
~if H~tUS (KAYMUMDOS).
Clavicula Hermeticee Scientiae Ab Hyperboreo Quodam Horis Subsecivis
Catamo Consignata Anno cla lace xxxn. Marburgi Sumptibus
Phit. Casimiri Mulleri, MDCCXLVI.
<f. Pp.90.
Clavicula Hermet!cse Sc!entMs Ab Hyperboreo Quodam Horis Subsecivis
Cat&tnoConsignata. Anno cïacIccxxxH. 1786.
La Clavicule de la Science Hermetique ecrite par un Habitant du Nord dans
ses Heures de Loisir. L'An MDCCXXXII. ~786.
S*. Pp.76. L&ttnMdFteneh onopposite
pages.W!<hoatp)itceandptinter'snant&
TtMMXmnothef éditionin Latinand French, P. Mortier,t7S<,sm.8°. pp. 73.quoted
Amsterdam,
byLadrague. t cavenotseenft.
Ladrague,CW<e<~M Ott* &~<xt& t8yo,Nos.t47!*j~.

CLAVIS Majoris Saptenti<e.

Sel AMEpmus.

CLAVIS PMtosopMe Chemicœ.

DARtOT Die guldenArch,Schatï vnd Kunstkammer,
(CLAUDE), !6!4, Part ii.
P. 123.
See ERôfFNETE OEHEtMNtssEdes Steinsder Weisen('708),p. 447.

CLAVIS Philosophorum.
~M ECK DE SUÏ.TZBACH (PAULUS).

CLAVIS, sambt seiner Declaration der Chymischen HandgriBen.

TR!SSMOS!NUS (sALOMON), AureumVettus,Tractatusiii. (t;9o),p. 82.
See TANCKE (jOACHtM),PremptuanumAtchymie, !6to. AppendixTomi Primi,
p.t24.
See ERO~FNETE Geheimnissedes Steinsder Weisen(<7o8),p. 3:9.
y~ [SCHAT2 und Kunstkamme~p. !24

CLAVISSapientiœ.
See ARTEPHIUS.
'64 C/i~.y-CZOZ'

CLAVIS Thesaurorum.
NEANPKR (THEOfHtLUS), Heptas Alchymica, )63t, p. a6t.
See < SCHLOSSEL.

CLAVIS totius pht!osoph!eechemHttcœ.

See DORN(CERARD).
CLEFS de la Philosophie Hermétique.
See LE BRETON (CHARLES).

CLETTUS (GEORGtus).
Augenscheinliche Erktârung aller und jeder Parttcubtnt&ten, Rtrnembsten
Handtgriffen vnnd Vortheylen ad conficiendum Azot Philosophorum
necessaria.
~~KtESER(FRANZ),C!tbataChymica,t6o6,p.)ys.
CLIÏÏ'. Aphorismes Chymiques.
See HELMONT (FRANCtSCUS MKRCURtUS VAN).

CLUÏ. Aphorismi.
~C HKLMONT (FRANCISCUS MERCURtUS VAS).

CLINGIUS (FRANC!SCUS).
Nützliche Answeisung über Bas! Valentini Chymische SchriMen.
~<' rrmtUaummt.nt!
Jtv FHtLOSOPHtSCHESLichtund
ncnt una acuin
SchMten, &c.,t738,
tten, &c., No.ii!.
1738, No. ii!. p.
p. 63.
63.
Fmnciscus Clinge was a Prussian privy-coun- einigenWahrheit, in Ertbnichung der verborgenen
cillor, but 1 have failed to get any detath about HeitatichMten der MMUt,"/M. t~t. O".
him. The author of the /«M~ ~&~«tt<t speaks of
Otherthree tMCMbesM<Nthe above were written him M eiMettcnt,and says no one bas better
hy him FftywiHige KMadang zur Anweisuo); insight into the composition of the metals than he,
in det WithteaChymieoder Phibsophiahemtettca. and in order to silence carping ctitiesquotes a long
<7<z,4° Ein nchtiger Wegweiserm der pasage ftom CMnge'srepty. Kopp mcrety men.
Wahrhcit in Krforsehung der verborgeneneinigcn
He<n)- tioM the "Riehtiger Wegweiser as by a Franz
lichkcitender Natur," t)etih), tyot, 8*; "Antwort Clinge, and adds that it must have been feviewed
an Theodomm Candidum, wegen des CtavctB by a tertain Cluver, pfobabty DeMefCtOvo- of
famettse Charteque, wider den Wegweiser mi' ScMeswig. because of Clinge puMished trepty
thercto.
Roth.SchotM.ZMAo/A~M0«at'M, ty~r, p. 43. Kopp. D« ~/<M<'<, t886, ii. p. 384.
Z?M&~tSp!&«/e<t~/i'~<«n)~«!. t730,p. 3t&

CLIVOLO (BARTHOLOM~EUS A).

~ff VÏOTTUS Clivolo.
(BARTHOMM~EUS)
CLODIUS (BALDUINUS).
Balduini Ctodti weyland gewesenen Fdrstlichen Marggrivischen zu Durlach,
demnach FurstHchen Anhaltischen zu Dessaw Rahts vnd Letb Medici.
Officina Chymica, das ist KunstHcheSpagyrischen Zuzubereitung(~) der
Animalischen, Vegetabilischen, Metallischen vnd Mineralischen Medicam-
enten, sampt deroselben beylsamen Gebrauch,vnd Wilrckung zur Gesundheit
Menschliches Leibes. Sampt beygefugtem Consitio, wie man sich in
Pestilentzischen MuERen verhalten soi!. Jetzo publiciert vnd an Tag
geben durch J. E. B. Medicum zu S. Getruckt zu Oppenheim bey
in
Hieronymo Gallern, VorlegungJohann-Theodor de Bry, t6ao.
4'. Pp.[S]~[7].
 C&O~COCA~~ '6s

CLODIUS (BALDUMUs). C~~w~.

MeniMin quotes an edMon of Fmnek(urt, ~33, This Il Mhen byGnMtin from Haller, who also
4*. Gmetin c~b him "Barth." and Ms book: misnames him .l3arthotomseul,' and gives the
"Oaiciam (~) chymica (~), contatum und same title (but writes !t cotreetty~Mao; and he
~eztmen wie sich manni~Hcheotn pestitentischen turther informeus that J. E. B. is Burggrav, and
DMten M terhatten, 4< Oppenheim, iMo. that the tdt~on of t633 had Bu~grav's name.
7T'w/<i7.
PMaM, 1633. This titte as either that cf ths L~dMp)eqt«)tes~~M<<ffwX«'«-~
1633 edition. which t bave not seen, or etse !t h Itin, Ft&nMMrta. M. t~. 4'. wMch contains the
a condensed tbrm of the t6M tMc. presentwork by OodittS,Md others by Bm~gtav.
Pamcebus, KcmthaMCf,etc., on épidémies.
MorcMtn, ~«<M wtM«!/M, t686, p. !o8. GmeMn,C~ot<«&fCt<'MM', ~797, i. p. 570.
Haller, ~/<oMw<! ~~<M~o' ~Mc/ t???, Ladrague, FW«~h'~«- <?Mf<t~ 5ttM<:M
&!<MM,1870,No. t6M.
~~6d. ~<M~ o~<M ~<
th~t~, tyM, t. p. 147.

CLOPINEL.
&MM)&UN(jB.AttOt:).
CNÔFFEL (ANDREAS).
Responsum ad Positiones de Spiritu Mundi quod in se continet Reserationem
Tumbae Setn!ran)idis.
See MANGKT
See MANGKT (J. :.),
u. BtMtûthecaChemicaCuriosa,t7<M,ii. r.p. 880.
:.), BtNtûtoeca~tten
This paper ntst appeared in tho ~MtX//a<t«tof son. but by Ktstner–and this seems more accuf&te
the Academia Namne CuriMorum. Ann. 4 and 5, –thé brother of the preceding. There itthe nothing
unoMtd in two brothers baving sm)e
Append. pp. a6$-38o,Lips. t~. very of
Thé nameof thé aothor occutss abo also M
as CneuHe)
Cneuffei Christianname. He WM physician the Bishop
and Kn<Bphe). There are two persons of th)!t of Ermeland, and of Michael and John nt., also
naine, and the identification of them requires where Kingsof Pohnd. He died in t6Q9at Marienbttfg,
aMention. he was burgomaster. No sepamte works of
They were both bom at Bauben, and lived, onc bis seem to bave been issued, but a number of
in thé earlier. the other in the latter ha)f of the dbscrtiHionsby him arc printed in the proœedings
seventeenth century. Andteas, the dder, was ofthe Ac&demtaNattmB Curiosontm. Witte and
physician of WtadistM tV.. MtdoforJohn Castour, MettMin (copiedby Manget)have run the two )nen
two tnedica) together, and put the works on gout and fever
kings ot Poland. He wrote one
works, on gout. !&t3; feveH, t6ss etc., and his along with thc dissermtions undcf one headiog,
death took in the at atthoagh therc is an interva) of twenty years
place on 24 Dec.. t658, camp
'l'horn. betwœn them. The prefent paper is by thé
The younger Andreas is called by Jocher thé youngcr man.
Metc~~in,/<t<&Mf'M~MOtm~, t686. p. 42. <M(thee)der): t779.iii.M4 (the younger! Haller
Witte. Diarduxf ~«M. ï689, sig. Mn)m. ad experienced the dimetity of di<ttngu)shtng
4 ~f~ Ana. 94 Dec., 16~9. them).
Maaget, ~t~M! &<'<'«~ ««?<<M<~M, Ëtoy. ~f/«M<M< ~u~~ ~~Ma;~
t7}t,t. il. p.Sy. t778,i. p. 671.
~<f~f<<' der ii. pp. ay,
Restner, ~~M«'w~ C~f~<f/<<<, !74o. Umettt), CtemM.1798.
p.ao~. 9t7, z6o.
C~A~t.«'<M. t?s<~ 1. Fwhs, N<~<t'«W-('«)M der tAoMMfAct~<M'<
tacher.
/f/M<<t
coi. i8o6<8, p. t47, t76, t/S.
JfJ11.. BtM<~A<ca~a~<M&a,t??!,
HaSer, 569 <<~s
(calls B~K~e"' M~~<!&. FMS. Ptmckouckc (1820-
him J. Andr. Cnoeffel). as), ii<.p. Mo.
Ha)ter, B~<! Analomica, 1774. i. p. 6*3. pp, #9 kopp.
Alckerorie,tM6. Il.
J886.
~'t<4A~w~, ii. p. 3ô0
360 (Cnolfel
(CnonH
Haner, ~~«~~<t <~tMS<f<t. t774. i. P. 343-ii. detjdngete).
Haller. F~/«)~<-<t ~~MM<B ~<t6«-. t777,

COCHEIM (JOHANNHEtNRtCH)von HoUrieden.

Ein PMtosophisch vnd Chymischer Tractat genandt: Errantium in rectam
& planam viam Reductio. Das ist: Bestândiger,VnwîdetsprechHcher,vnd
gantz gründlicher bericht, von der wahren Vniversal ~tatena, defs grossen
Vniversal Steins der Weisen, woraufs demelbigegemacht werde, vnd ob es
nut ein einig ding oder aber mehr dann eines auch was es sey, vnd wie
es mit seinem aMgemetnenbekandttichem Namen heisse Au<s der Natur
selbsten, auch vn<eMbMë,naturgemassen, vnd Natur mugUcM Consensu
der MrtMtHichen, schwetverstandUchen,vhralten, bewehrten Phitosophen:
'66 ~C~E/O~y

COCHEIM (JoHANNHEtNRMH)von Hollrieden. C~mMd.

Allein zu Gottes Ehr, der lieben Warheit, vnd der wahren Chemin zu stewer
allen Gottesliebenden, der Wahrheit vnd wahren geschicklichkeit
begierigen
6!i:s doctrine zu sonderbarem gefallen, vnd MchtHcher
befurderung jhres
geheymen vorhabens: eygentlich demonstrirt vnd oSëntMchjetzunder an
tag gegeben Durch den Edlen, Gestrengen vnd Vesten, Johann Heinrichen
Cocheim von Hottrieden. Wird auch xu end angehengt, ein herrtiche
p&rticu!arArbett, die sich Monatlich auff ein tnerM!che gtadatton zur
gtântzenden Apollinis Kron in der Dianâ erstrecken thut.
Frater Basilius Valentinus sagt Triumph. Antim. fol. 141.
Von vnerkandten vnd vnw:ssenden dingen soll niemand ein vrtheil fS!ten.
Gedruckt zu Stmfsburg, in Verlegung Eberhardi Zetzners
Buchhandters,
ï6a6.
8*. Pp.[t6]n$[tM<tn)<].
-FL'~J* tt~ ~t omnKj.
GoMMa (GetcA~A~der C~ot«, t?~. i. ~69) Fxch!),~<M << O~M~«
quntes a previousédition, Hornbach, t6t$. 8°, with /.<<
ta<~o8, c. t~. eaUshim corteetty HoUrieden.
thé ttuthor's initiais onty, but cans him 'Ho)t. TWJ~M ~«~ tttf N~tt~ttt~,
rinden.' Kopp (Die<4/fA<-M~,<686,H.384) spetts ty<M, p.
n4, œ)bh)mHotrieden. andiays thfH !n spite ot
his name A<'7/n'«/M !t is catainty ~a~w~< Mispmmtsehe hM not hMdted thé sabteet.
throughout the i6a6 edition. This is <m inter. Hets quoted as an authority in ~« ~«
estiag tmct, for though short it coversa good deat j~/if /<&AyOt«!,~30. p.
of ground and quotes leading authorities, of
whom a list is givenat the end.

COCUS (JACOBUS), ~Xf~.

De Putredine Theses Phystcae, quarum Patrocinium pro Loco Facultatis
PhHosophics in cetebemma Vitebergensi Academia suscipiet, D.O.M.A.
Praeses M. lacobus Cocus, Ederslebiensis. Respondente ïohanne Emerico,
Hirschbergensi Silesio. Ad horam vn. ï8 Januarij. Witebergte; Typis
M. Georgij MuHerj. Anno claïoxctv.
4'. Pp.[tt,tbhnk].
"T
Haller quotes the above, one <&~&, Witteberg, Haller, &'Mt«<A<M
&)<<M&a,t~t. i. p. s<y.
t6o7. 4*, and someothers, and a)soa work in MS. HaUer. ~«a/t~. L
D<a<<<~p~M S. <&P/tM~M iv. Haller, FW~jK~ ~M~)M ~777. p.~s;
P.3'4.

CODEX Medicamentarius, seu PharmacopéesParisiensis, ex Mandato Facultatis

MedicitMeParisiensis in lucem edita, M. Hyacinthe Theodoro Baron, Decano.
Parisiis, apud Guilielmum Cavelier, via Jacobeâ, sub insigne Litii Aurei.
M.DCC.XXXII. Cum PrivilegioRegis.
4°. Pp.M<NO(VJ.
4°. Pp.M oofvj.[9]ts' [' bL]xxxvj.
t<J~t.JMXVj.

Baron was bon) ut fM:s in Aptit t686, and had got an <stab)ishedfooting. Thé )ists of these
graduated doctor of medicine in t~to. He was are mtetestinj;. His death ocomred 28Joty. t7<8.
professerofsufgery, materia medica and phumacy, He was the author of a fewmedica1dissett&ttoM.
and in 1730 the Faculty of Medicine etected him and he must not be confused with his son, who
Dean. which oMcehe hdd tiH 1733. Dunng this bore the same name, )ited tyoy-tyS?, aod pub.
pcriod he endeavoured to compiete the Fftcatty t!shed&<ona<terab)enMmberofworhs.
Library, and it was by his cMe that thé présent Thé CK<M- was 6rst published in ~33. then in
work was compited and puMished. This Pharma-
y4!\4. '758. 4° at Pan<t. and 1760, 4*. at
copœit belongs to a time whenehen)}<!atmedicine< FtanMtM.
Portal, ~/M/<t<M
<ib/M/oot~ <<de la <wxM, FMf~~M
,t/.Mt<-a&,Paris, P&aekouctM(18~0.
t77«, v. p. 80. ~).i.P.5<'3.
Gmetin, C<K<«~ <&<'C~<Mt<.t~, ti. pp. 378, Quefard. La AtM<!e/&< ta! i. p. t8<.
4t9. 7S4. PogBendotfr, ~M~~AMtA-~My~~ ~M~.
M<< tMg, eût. M~.
 <~Z)/CB-C<?~Z~ t6y

CODICE Farmaceutico per to Stato della Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia

compHatopet Ordine dell' EcceHentissunoMagistratodelta Sanita. Padova
M.DCC.XC. NeUa Stamperia det Seminario presso Tommaso Bett!neUt
con pttbbHche Permissioni e Privilegio.
4'. Pp.<dt.~4.
COELHO (MANON.RODR!GUES).
Pharmacopea Tubalense Chimico-Galenica,Parte Primeira. Em que se faz
nam so' huma teSexam physica sobre os Principios dos mixtos, expondo
depois a di<Eni~aO de ambas as Pharmacopèas,e as opperaçOes, em que se
dividem, com os objectos deHa mteiramente explicados. Mas tambem
se mostm hum dicionario com muitas vozes, e termos de ambas as
Pharmàctas~ e a eftpHca~aCdos mais vejsados Synonomos, cotn que etn
diversos idiotismos se pedem os simpleces medicinaes; e BnaUzacom a
indagaçaô dos tres Reynos Animal, Vegetal,e Mineral,com algumas objecçëes
propostas,e decididas cerca dos medicamentosdeste tam dilatado Imperio.
Author Manoel Rodrigues Coelho, Boticario nesta Corte, e natural da Villa
de Setubal. OHërecida. Ao Senhor Dezembargador. Joao Alvares Dacosta
Cavalleiro Pro<esso na Ordem de Christo, da Academia Real da Historia
erudictissimo Academico, Dezembatgador rectissimoda Casa da SuppHcaçaô,
Sapientissimo Expediente dos Aggraves, do Fisco dignissimo Juiz, das
Naçoes de Alemanha, e Amburguense meretissimo Conservador, do Real
Tribunal do Conselho de Guerra vigitanttssimo Promotor, e do tombo
da represalia Juiz Doutissimo. Por Carlos da Sylva Correa. Lisboa
Occidental: Na OiEcina de Antonio de Sousa da Sylva. M.DCC.XXXV.
Com todas as licenças necessarias.
Folio. Pp.M 336. Titleredandblack.
Parte Segnnda.Que contemhum tratadodas mais usuaes, e sctectM
compMitoen'tantodosAntigos,comodos Modemos, e aindt <)gumas, r
quepor
occmtMsena6w)gantaw6:comosCalculosdos medionnentos Rt~Mtes, Nar.
<oticM, e MeKUthes,e tanthemcomM
comas amott~oeMpKCtMS, e
preoisns,
annotapoens neceMMias
neaaaarias
pam
a eue nMbptefehatmaipatatttO.
!'P.M337~&
Pp. M )97-89&
This )s mentioned by Haller, Pefetm.~&)«<?a& yt~itrM A~ot, t6s7, U. 4i.
~M~t pharmacotXBh
~<tM«a!. t~a, il. & 699, by Gmdin, p. ejS (akoaaedittoa of ~si).
<~MA&M<0! CMtWt~,t7<)9, ii. p. 371, and by

COELUM Philosophorum, die auf alle Liebhaber der wahren Hermetischen

Weifsheit ihre Inauenzen heraMô~sende,und das Firmament des Philoso-
phischen Rimmels Bestrahlende' Planeten, oder: Eme auf wahre Praxin
gegründete, und durch die Experienz bestâttigte,auch mit allen Handgritien,
und vielen der Zeit verborgen gehattenen Geheimnutsenbegabte Anleitung
Wie nicht allein in der so genannten Via'Corporum, sowohl im nassen ats
truckenen Wege, das Hermetische Kleinod, sondern auch aus atten sieben
Metallen, und verschiedenenMineralien, tingirendeElexiria,oder so genannte,
ihren grofsen Nutzen abwer<!ëndeParticutair-Tinctufen,auch besondere rare,
zur Restaurirung det menschlichen Gesundheit, und Wegnehmung vielet
sonst gefâhrtichen, ja fast fur tncurabet gehaltenen Kranckheiten dienendc
Medicamenta ïu erlangen; aus besonderer Liebe des Nechsten an den
'68 <ZM~–~M~&~F~
COELUM Phitosophotum. <M<
Tag gegeben von einem GrNndticher Spagirischer Wissenschan~enCultore.
Drefsden und Leipzig, in der Hübnerischen Buchhandlung. 1739.
8°. Pp.Mt4:}[tNan!t). FotdiagtiHe.5MUghwoodcn«.
Theughthetithsareamtoeots.thereis nothing ~)~f sur 0<M <~M~MtC'~ot~,tySs.
inthisbookincomnMttwithth«tof
For ~hem!Mt)worksentitted Ubtad. p 6&.
Coelum,"see t~adfsgue, 0<ws~: &M~<'j
Kopp, ~~m~, t886,iLp.3&t.
2 ~ &t8~, No.t4~.

COELUM Terrestre.
~M LAVtM!US (WENCESLAUS).

COHAUSEN (JOHANNHEtNMCH).
Hermippus Redivivus, sive Exercitatio physico-medica Cttriosa de Methodo
raM ad cxv. Annos prorogandœSenectctts per Anhetttum PueUarum, in
veteri Monumento Romano deprompta, nunc Artis medicae Fundamentis
stabilita, et Rationibus atque Exemplis, nec non singulari Chymite Philoso-
phicae Pamdoxo illustrata et confirmata Autore Jo. Henr. Cohausen, M.D.
Senectutis Marcor dissolvi profecto non potest, succurri tamen, ut quam-
plurimum producatur. Galen l.d. Marc. c. 5.
Francofurti ad Mtenum, Apud Joh. Benj. Andréas& Henr. Hort. Anno 1742.
8". Pp.t~9Q.
8".Pp [*~jy~
This work wii3 translated into Gennan and thé tnmstator, in the C~/M~tty ~V<t/«tH<t~
published Soran, tysg, 8*. F«!?re~. t8M. viii. p. 373. Md a Mst of his
Thé KngUsh version was made by Dr. John works a given by Watt, F~A<~hM<!/~t/a'HM<o.
Campbell, ~<w< ~f~tfM'M.- cr ~f At~'f tSt~, (ttuttton) t98w. and in Kippis's /?«~«f
7W«o~ wer 0/<<<<Mand C~tw, London. F~~MK'a. t79~, Mi.p. ao~.
~748. smatt S*, pp. [6] ta~ This is a rnre book. Kippisputs thetint edition ofCatnpbctt's version
The second edmoa, London, t749. S'. !n the in 17~3.which secrns a misprint for ~748.and the
/?<<w ~f<~ there is a chfmennK eMptv second in 17~9. He treats the translation a$ if
article on the prolongation of tife. in which this it werean oriptttd work ofCampbeM's.
book is noticed. There fs a notice of CampheM

Lumen Novum Phosphoris Accensum, sive Exercitatio Phys!co.Chymica,de

causa lucis in Phosphoris tam naturalibus qttam artinciaiibus, exarata ad
provocationem cdeberrimœ Regiœ in GaHiis Burdegalensium Académie à
Jeanne Henr. Cohausen, M.D. Reverendiss. & Celsiss. Principis &
Episcopi Monasteriensis & Padebornensis D. D. Francisci Arnoldi
Archiatro Horstmario-Ahusano. Amstelodami,apud Joannem Oosterwyk,
M DCCXVII.
?°'.&the .d~.etc.[t6]. EtMtaM TitteKdandbhck. Mngntved
ttUemdudedtn pagination.
Joannis Henrici Cohausen HMesiensis, Medicime Doctoris. Tentaminum
Phys:co.Medtcorum Curiosa Decas de Vita Humana theoretice et practice
per pharmaciam prolonganda. Ex veterum et recentiorum philosophorum
ac chymiatrorum fundamentis ranonbus et secretioribus inventis, ratiociniis,
experimentis, historice, ethice, medice, philosophice et chymice proposita
et omnibus !ongœvitatis candidatis consecmta. Editio Secunda.
Qsnabrugi, [the rest cat off by the binder], [1~4?].
4°. Pp.[~t~M
 ~RBA–d'OZ~CT~A~ 169
COHAUSEN (JOHAKN HEtNRMH). C~Mt~.
Cl .IIlIpNiV.

tohMn Heinrich CohatMenwas bon* et HMM. ctheM. He was t teftnMd MM, and a tathw
he!)nln t66&studied et FfMtthtrt e.d. 0., graduated mtMcatwriter.
t<99. settted at MOnttef,and becftmethe phy<Man TheMweMtevemt CohemseM.and Haller wams
of thé Mshop :n ty~. He died M MaMtw, t3 hisMaderagaiMt confoundinf: them. He Mm<etf,
Jtty, t7$e. He wrote a good many wor~: two however, ts a )iM)ebit vague and seems to mix
z~iost the use of Mu(f, ooe tga!mt Ma, and them.
Adet<mg's~«~ to JOchet's ~M. Watt, B~Mt~AMe B~/aM~<t, ~p, i. (authors)
~VMM ~a ~w<&)w, Mp~.tMS. MenMjun. eM/.
P. M.373 (a tevtewof Ai~w~M ~~f~). JM~<<<t&,
/?<Mti~A~ Pat!t, Pandto~e (i8M-
M<uset, tE<.tf«!M <wM/Mb' ~50 t8o« 9;),iS. p. 996.
tw~t~ ?~M/<~« &A~t~a*. tSa3. ti. pp. ~«'~tf, London, t~, v!i. pp. 64.
~'<~B!~<~
teo.t6~. 8?.
POrta!, ~t~ <&/'<<M~M«« <M <r«~<, EKch&Gntber, ~~««~ ~~< t~8.
xviii. p. M?.
Htt!)er, ~<'<~«-<t F<<«, t7y:t, ii. t~, 435. DeMimert~/)<t<~«<M<~e ~ït<~<« de &tMidi.
6$6. f~ (tS~t), !.)!.?)!. N43~4.
Ha))er, F<MMt<M
BidllotkasaOt~w~e, x~5, ii.
Ckïrurgka, ~.s, ü p. t~.
x Z'~KM~MtM«t<tfcw, t8d4, wti. p. S33.
H«Me)-,~W~a ~w/t~o. My, ii.p. B~MMa~~t~&~t~s.U.
Etoy, C&<BM<m~~«~M <<f &JMM&cM«-.p. t~o.
i.
tMa. p. M. ~<wf//< B~M~jM~ <M~w~f. t8~6, xi. col. 67.
et; ~~<t<f<t ~ï<w~.
Hatter, 1788,iv. ~<M'Mt</<M«!M'M~At'<, lft?6, iv. p. 3M.
p. 26!o /M«MM«t~<'~Mîy«e <<tf&<K< /??-
C<H;A«~~ C~w. ty~S,ii. pp. 34$. tt< t8y6,x~ii. p. 6~8.
Gmetin,
~M,703. t88e. iii. p. 949; and
B!tt)Ngs,/<!<<af<'<tAt/<jf!K~,
CtXthNtH,yX<C«</)!{M!~MM/D&~<M~, ScHcs,t8o&Ht. p, 7~4.
t8t3, ix. p. SIS. HiMch.CMjM~M'M'~M~ttt~M <&y~ftW~T)!.
jpM<<M ~~M!t, t88~, ii. p. 48.
COLE (ABDÏAH).
SENNERT (DANtEL), t66a
Cote (t6to?.i6]ro?) Msattanstator and editot of record about him see the D<<«'«a<y</ ~t/«M!a/
a number of mediottwortts. For wtMt)itt!ei! on ~<~< tMy, xi. p. 263.

COLLECTANEA Chymica A Collection of Ten SeveralTreatises in Chymistry,

conceming the Liquor Alkahes4 the Mercury of Philosophers, and other
Curiosities worthy the Perusal. Written by Eir. Phiiaktha, Anonymus,Joh.
Bapt. Van-Helmont, Dr. Fr. Antonie, Bernhard Eart of Trevisxn, Sir Geo.
Ripley, Rog. Bacon. Geo. Starkey, Sir Hugh Platt, and the Tomb of
Semiramis, see more tn the Contents. London, Printed for WtHMnn
Cooper, at the Pelican in Little Britain, t684.
8°. Pp-MiM
s". [tt t bhmk]
Pp.[6]t93[4, "<) <
The tracts !n this coMectionare as <b)tows !n t8o3. at London, appeared a volumeentitied
t. Eiren<Bt)<PMMetha. ~~a~fM, or secret of 6<<HM C~M/M; ~<~M/<t!«t ~/<C/TViM/MM
theinttnortaH Liquor Atttahcst,p. s. on ~M<m)' and /~M</M ~<<«-&t. The pn:-
e. Anonymus,/a' ~it~. p. :t?. tatory notettates that the tracts were pnnted from
3. Joh. Bspt. Van He)tnont. ~ntt~««m, p. n MS. bebmgtng to the )ste FMdenfk HocMey.
4. Fr. Antosie, <<M< /'«<a~< p. y~. itsetf a tmtMcriptfroman older work. No date b
S. Beratant of Ttevistn, y!~M<ue.p. 9~. given for thé MS., M that it is not possiNeto say
6. George Riptcy, ~MOtM~x~, p. M!. whetheror not it WMtaken O~otnthé present work.
y. Roger Bacon..S~Kt~MM ~Myet6e, p. M5. *rhetttmedMM)coMa!m the tract on thé 'Atka.
8. GeoMeStarttw. OMt/M~.p~ hest,' Antonie's'Amom PoMbite,' Staritey's 'Oit
HugnPtatts. ~oM~tM<%jM~TtM««, p. !~3. ofSu)phu)'.V!ve.'Ripley's Bosom book.'att as in
t~ H. V. D., J~m~t &«</n<««'oK<. the above the othen: are omitted. but it bas a
Notw!thMandingthe Latin ttt)M thé tractsare <tU tract On the stone of the phHosophers,'and onc
in Engtish, eMept the tint, which is in both on the 'Prepamtion of the Sophidt Mercury.'
languages. EMh tract bas a titte-page. which are Mtm thé older edition.

COLLECTANEA Chymica Leidensia Maetsiana & Marcgraviana.

See LE MORT(JACOB),ChymMCVerœ Nobititas & Utttitas, tô~S.
COLLECTANEA quœd&m ex Andqu:s Scriptonbus.
See DORN(GERARD),Trevisanus de Chymico Miraculo,t6oo, p. t~s.
See THEATRUMCHEMtCUM, t6;9, i. p. 768.
See MANGET(J. J.), BtNiotheca Chemica Curiosa,t7<M,il. p. 3S8.
 t?o ~ZZ~C~A~ZZ~c'y/û~

COLLECTANEA ex Democrito.
See DEMOCRtTUS.
COLLECTI Processus de Lapide Philosophorum prepatando, a))isque secretis
non vulgaribus. Oder von der Zubereitung des Steins der Weifsen, und
andern mren Kunststücken und Gehetmni&en. Nebst einem Curiôsen
Wetn-BQchtein. Jenee, Apud Joh. Bielckium, BiMop. Litteris Krebsian!s.
MDCCIV.
8". Pp.974['3. bhmk} 3 smaUw<x)d<NHs
cfappat&tos.
COLLECTION (A) of Scarce and Valuable Treatises upon Metals, Mines, and
Minemts. ~ontKtmng,
~imctats. Containtng,
t. Curious Observationson Mines and IV. The Common Way of Refining
the several Mioemts produced; Silver by Quicksilver. With some
with plain Directions and Rules new Rules added for the better
for finding them in all Countries. Perforoance.
II. The Art of Melting, Refining and V. An Invaluable Discovery of aU
Assttying aU Sorts of Metals, Sortsof Mines from Gold to Coal.
whereby any Person at a smalt Also, The Compleat Miner, with
Charge may try the Vatue of such the Liberties, Laws and Customs
Oars as shall be found, either by of the Lead Mines within the
Ru!e or Accident. With Instruc WapentakeofWirksworthinDerby-
tions for Sorting of Oar. shire, in Fifty Nine Articles,being
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or counterfeit, what Colour any Grooves, greatly desired by att
Berry, Leaf, Flower, Stalk, Root Miners: Being a Subject never
Fruit, Seed, Bark or Wood wiU wrote on before, with an Explana-
give. With an infaitible Method tion of the Miners Terms of
of preparing Cotours, which shall Art, and several other curious
neitherstain nor fadelike Ordinary Particuhrs.
Colours.
Being, A Translation from thé Leamed A!baro Alonso Barba, Di)?ectorof
thé Mines at Potosi, in thé Spanish West Indies,and thé Observations of
several ïngenuous Persons of our own Country, fbunded on many Yeats
Expenence. The Second Edition. London: Printed for J. Hodges, at
thé Looking-Glasson London-Bridge. 1~40. Pnce bd. 35.
tff. Pp.[t6]3t9[pageofadveni<eme))ts~
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The present édition contains: Barba, ~<< Hout;hton'!CM!)M~MM~<tt London, in 1681,in
~/e<"&,Uoott pp. ï-isa. Book H., pp. Mg-t~; <6*.
Gabriel PhtM' /?u<:<M~<y <t// je~ JMM«, The em édition of the pretettt collection was
pp. t~'i~tt and Thomas HoMRhton'sA)~; ~ffM printed by Oliver t~yne at London in <739.in ia°,
/« TT~r~ < C~to~&a~A~tXf,with a separato under thé titte: << Z)M<oM~y ;«</<WM«Mt
U<)e.pMe,pp. :ht3'3t9. The others run on con. y~tUM~: VM. <y ail .MMM< jM/tM <t~
tinuo<a!y. jM«~nA.~ONt ?< Gold /f M< CM/ wiok
The Hngtishtractation of Barbit's ~<'<<Mf/<& /c~A~ M /A<&<<M<~ Mr. (7a~<!<f/a//«.
was made by thé Earl of Sandwich, and editions This N not correct, however, for it contains the
appeared at London in t6~o, !6y4, small 8°. (see tmtists of Barba and Houghton M wet) as that of
BARBA (A. A.). Phttes' Dt«wt~y was published PhttM. tt WM reissued itt x739, ta*, and then
as a thin small 4° tract in 1639 and t6y~, and came this secondédition in ï?~
 ~2Z~.M<)~-C<~<~ t/t
w..
COLLESSON (JNAN).
L'Idee Parfaicte de la Philosophie Hermedque. Ou t'ABregë de la Theorie
& Practique de la Pierre des Philosophes. Seconde Edition. Augmentée
d'Obseruations pour l'Intelligence des Principes & Fondements de la Nature,
& de !a~Philosophie Hermetique. Avec vne Meditation sur les Mysteres
de la Sapience Diuine & Humaine. Par M. I. Collesson Doyen de Maigné.
A Paris, Chez Herué du Mesntt, ruë S. laeques, la Samaritaine.
M.DC.XXXI. Avec Privilece (~ du Roy.
S*' Pp. 55N. Thesecont)tmcthas es aa MpMtte
MpMtteuoe'pftge.
UOe.pftge.s)gnMUfM.
stgmtUfM, end
ana
pagttMttotttM,
pagtMUiontto, a BtMk]79[t].
abtMk]?9[t].
First edidon, Paris, t630. a*. TbM editton. bysome venxe, pp. 90. Ladtag<tequote$tt trepnnt
Païb, t7~, a*. Appended to thé thiM tditioo h of thé tMMft édition made in RtNtitt, t?88, 8°.
a short tMct eMtttted Songe de auteur,' Mtowed pp. 70, without the Mme «f the place or pnntet.
Ïdea peifecta PhHosopRMeHermeticœ, seu Abbteviatio Théorie & Pmxeos
Lapidis Philosophici observationibus aucta.
See THEATRUM
THEATRUMCHËMtCUM,t66t,
CHEMtCUM, t66t, vi. Vt.jp. t40.
Co))essonca!b hinMetfa native of SaiM.Uitiet-, he knew it, beeausepersons of <tfstinettenreftMe<tto
aud Lengtet Dutresaoy says tttathe ofhMd to teach become hh papib. NetMng seems to be known
the <eeMt,but apparentty tt was Mt betiwed that abouthin).
Bord, C<M«MM«M CAt'ott'M,i6M. P. 6t t6~, Gmeiin, C<~M/< der C~MM,t/M, i. p. soy.
p. 6t. Schmieder,C<~M~ <&~M~. t83a. p. 385.
LeMgtet DufreM<M,~t<<<~« <<</« M</M;~M Ladm~te, ~MMM~M Owa~; ~~<ww
~!M!t~ MJ.
t7~9, tgy. ~«~!M, t8yt~ NoB. )[t39.34.

COLLOQUIA Chymica.
See KtESER CabalaChimica,t6o6,p. 383.
(FRANZ),
COLLOQUIUM nuncupatorium, interloquentes Bonus et Lacinius.
See LACINJUS
(;ANUs),PretiosaMargaritaNoveUa,t;46,*)tijv~
Sel LAONtUS
(jANUs),PretiosaMargarita,tyt4, p. 5 (in German).

COLLOQUIUM oder Gesprech zwtschen einem alten vnd jungen Studenten

[Senior & Adotphus].
Sel OCCULTA PHtLOSOPHtA, t6t3, p. t.

COLONNE (FRANÇOtS-MARtEPOMP~
LE CROM.

COLOURS to be observed in the Opération of the Great Work of Philosophers.

~<! AURtFONTtNACHYMtCA, )68~p. 93.
COLSON (LANCELor).
Phitosophia MatuKtta: an Exact Piece of Fhibsophy. containing thé Practick
and Operative part thereof in gaining the Philosophers Stone; with thé
wayes how to make the Minetai Stone, and the Calcination of Mettais.
Whereunto is added, a Work compiled by St. Dunstan, concerning the
Philosophers Stone, and the experiments of RomeUus and Preparations of
Angelo Sala, all most famous Chymists in their ~me. Published by Lancelot
Colson, Dr. in Phys. and Chym. London, Printed for G. Sawbridge, and
are to be sold at his house upon Clerken-well-Green,1668.
3~ Pp.[M]t~.
 CO~OA~-CO~~C~
COLSON (LANCEt.OT~.<
Philosophia Maturata, oder ein ausfuhdicher PMtosopMscherTractat, welcher
in sich begre!Bët die rechte Pmxin, und den wirckendenTheil der Phitosophte,
zu Erlangung des Steins der Weisen. Nebenst den Wegen den Mineralischen
Stein und die Calcination der Metallen zu verfertigen. Welchen beygefuget
ist ein Werck des St. Dunstan, von dem Stein der Weisen, sampt den
curieusen Experimenten des Rhumelii, und Bereitungen des Angeli Sa!se,
beyde sehr berühmte Chymici zu ihrer Zeit. In Englischer Sprache an den
Tag gegeben durch Lancelot Colson, der Artzney Doctor und Chymicus.
Und oun den Liebhaber der Chymie zu getaMenins Hochteutsche Sbersetzet,
durch J. L. M.C. Hamburg, Verlegts Gottfried Liebernickel, Buchh. im
Dohm, t696.
80.
9*.
9*. Pp.oa[4b)an)t~
Ppgaf4b]ankl
Pp. [4bhn)t~ j.J. jj. b jcMnn
L. ts JohannLange.
J.LisjohanulAng& Lange.
'There is pre&M contaMtng a Mef but so and dtiUas a smith an worker in metak, it was
far correct notice of St. Donstanvety"thé author." natural for him to be cjaimed as an atchembt.
The Hr:t tract purports to describe the prepamion Stubbs apparentty does not think that the book
of the two tinctures for silver and gold, but the ascribed to Mm as his work which appeared
pMc<sses are rendered as MtHe htetttgtbh! as at Casse)in t&t9. under thé titie 'Tmetatus
possible by the names emptoyed to dénote the de lapide phitosophomm,' is geaoine. t haw not
nt&tenab, thé operations and the resatts. tt looks Men thb work and do not know if it Js the
however as if there was after ail littlc more than «tMonatof CotsoM'~tnmsMon.
the preparation of sulphurie and perhaps nitrie For mv ownpart t am doobtM about A)chen)y
(tddt and their action upon varions substances. bcing cuttivated in Enztand inSt. DM<.tan's time.
Thé second tmet (p. 82) is eMMed, Dunstan ot and, if it Mère. whether the language employed
the stone of the phitotophers with the experiments tescmMed what is used in Cotson's tract. The
of Rumelius of Ne~.Market,' and the lnst (p. 93).
Someprincipe) ptep<u-ationsof Angelo Sata.' pursuit of thc phitoMpher'sstone bad hardiy as yet
begun in Europe. The mention of Aiphid:us in,
The pfepMatioM of Sala are formedical use, and thé text is sospiciotN. Though the exact date of
consist of extMCt!.tiNctUtes. bmtsamsand dMUed that person is unknown he a ~eneraMyplaced in
waters from vnr)oM ptants. They have nothing to the twelfth century. His nntoe and the quotation
do with the precedingpart. fromhtm may of course have been insertcdsubse.
Colson. the editw, was an Mtrotozef at the sigt) qaentty, but of that there is no evidence.
of the Royal Cak on Gfeat Tower Hill, and pu StiUthe betief that St. DuM-tnohad hnd to do
tished a séries ofA)m:MM<s,t66o to t676. withnlchemy was oider than t6~. for Dr. Dee in
Dunstan, the tepoted author (~SS), atter hi!!~a~y in the year nSy makes mentionof his
living at Clastonbury became Bishop of Worcester book, and his eompa~on. Edward KeUey, is
and of London, and tinaJty Archbbhop of Canter. credited with tounding bis practlceupon it.
bury. As he wasfamous <brhb !ove cfhandicmfts,
Baie, /«j<nK«t ~/e/wM ~</M~«B ~trt~tttm /~MM~/<Ae/<d~.t jn ~Mt~<&t<~A)'.
.MMMMtfMt, tt~S, f. 68 (not a «.tMering t8ts, p. ya and p. 999.
notice of St. Dnnstan). Dr.Dee's ~<!<y.Camden Society, 1843.p. zt.
Roth-Schottz, &M<eM<MC~Mt'M, tys?, p. 44 SMbb%~Mt~na~ DM~a (Rotb Sénés,
(the German translation). No.63). t8~, tntroduetion, p. cix.
Gmelin, C<~<«Meder C~M«', 1798, ii. p. gtp ZVf~WMy A'<<w< /?«s'~<ty, t887. xi.
(thé German translation). p. 406,and tM8, xvi. pp. 93~30.

COMBACH
.i.. (Lwwtc).
~a.av~.
NUVSEMENT (JACQUES DE), Tmctatus de vero Sale.
See PERRARtus,
See PERRARtus, Chymische
Chymische Abhand) lung.
Abhandlung.
LudwigCombachwas the son of Johann Cont. was held )n great esteem by Count Morit and stitt
bach, an architect, andbrother of Johann Combach, more by Wilhelm V. and Wtthetm VI. He died
professor ofTheotegy at Mat-but~. He was born 5 May, t6;y. ~uM67 yean. otd. He edited the
at Wetter, 5 May. tg~ and after schoot went to works of George Ripley, Casdt, t&m. 8'; the
Mtubm'g. He MM<fMtutor to thé Baron pMtent tractate of Naysement, C~set), t6st. S*;
v. Bahten. He $tad<edMedicine, andyoung atonf with Leyden. t~i, ia*: thé 'Ptaette~ Med!e&' of Ort.
the son of Hemaun Wotff, H<Me Leibmedieus," Maroldus, t6y), and wrote 'ThretMdm m
vMted fans, Mentpet)!er, Geneva, ttah', and obitumMaurtut Hass. L. heroicoCarmine Sctipta.'
graduated at Pa<hM. On htt retwn to Hesse !n t~.
t6M ht sueceed<dH. WotCfas Liebmedicus,' and
Borel, ~t~<~<M GM««<a, t6s4<po Foehs, ~<t~o~0<nt dsr ~t<Mt<~<« Z~~M!
Strieder, C~w~t~M~'AiM~t~M <<t t8e6<8. p. t4&
und &i~b~ C~aM~, GStting~, 1789. ii. Kopp, /? ~t/~M~. t8M~i. p. 997.
pp. !<69.:t6~.
 CO~yy~M

COMITIBUS (Lucovtcus DE).

Ctara Fide!isq. Admonitoria Disceptatio Pmctice Manua!isexperimentoveraciter
comprobata. De duobus Artis, & Natune miracuMs: hoc est de tiquore
Alchaest; necnon Lapide Philosophico, atque amborum materia operandi
ratione, D!nicu!tate, Viribus, ac inter se Conuenientia, & Discrimine. De
Salis quoque Tartari Volatili, &c. în gratiam Hermettcas Artis Studiosorum
conscripta. Auctore Ludovico De Comitibus Macer. Phil. & Med. D. Ope
Viri peritissimi Ord. trium Magorum Equitis in Viridi Cruce Symbolica.
Ad Serenissimam, & Imperialem Cebitudinem LeopotdiGui!ieltni Archiducis
Austrie, &c. Venetiis, M.DC.IJCÏ.
4*. Pp. [81~6[3. t btent]. Wocdeut borderto the tit)e.pa~: Mt page
woo<!tot,"SymMumAdep<c)rum."
<~<~<'«.-VeMttb,PerR-mM!isca)t)NieoHat<ta.te6t. SMpef!ont<npent)iM)t.
C!at!tFidd!sque Admonitoria DisceptatioPraeticieManualis experimentovetaciter
comprobata. De duobus Artis, & Natune mttacutis hoc est de Liquore
Alchaest nec non Lapide Phttosophieo,atque amborum materia, operandi
ratione, Difficultate, Viribus, ac inter se Convenientia, & Discrimine, De
Sale quoque Tartari Volatili, &c. In gratiam Hermeticte Artis Stud!<Morum
conscripta. Auctore Ludovico De Comitibus Macer. Phil. & Med. D. Ope
Viri peritissimi Ord. trium Magomm Equitis in Viridi Cruce Symbolica.
Francofurti, Apud Hermannum à Sande. M.DC.LXIV.
M". Pp.[t8] tt6. Kngmved titteandsymMicfroMhpfeee notiac!tt<M fnthépagiMtion.
Metallorum ac Metallicorum Nature Operum ex Orthophysicis fundamentis
recens Elucidatio qua eorum omnium Principia, Cause, Proprietates,Genem-
tiones Generationdmque modi apertè ac fideliter enucleantur. Indeque
Artis Chem!cte, Theoricse, ac Ptactiea: veritas & ordo revelatur. Methodo
breviori, clariori, diligentiori <? firmiori,quam ab alio quocunque, seu ex
veteribus seu ex Recentioribus hucusque scriptore pMestitum fuerit. Opus
sane cunctis veritatis Sectatoribus non minus utile quam gratum. Auctore
Ludovico de Comitibus MacenHensi, Philosophie ac Medicinee Doctort,
Cotoniœ Agrippinae,Apud Joannem Busteum Bibliopolam sub Monocerote.
Anno 1665.
8*. Pp. 986[a b)M)h}'ntte red andhtack. Mntor'sdeviceof a unicorn.
Addedto this trmtbeis a short tmct: 'Appendixsin)b«)i<~e Cruels<tti<mat6m
{Mustrationetn
exhibeM,' withthe woodcutofa cfOM,p. z6&whicitalso
Meursin the precedieg works. sym~tie
Tractatus de Liquore Alcahest, & Lapide Philosophorum.
Metattorum ac Metallicorum Nature Operum ex Orthophysicis Fundamentis
recens Elucidatio.
Crucis aMquateminastrationem exhibens.
AppendixSymbotica v.i.avm
aaYyv.
5'MMANGET(j.
5'M MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca
j.), Chemica
BtMmthecaChemiaica Curiosa,
Curiosa,t?02, ii. pp.
ryo2,ii. 764,78~
pp. 764, 78~ &)o.
&)o.
Luigi de' Cont!, or de Comitibus, was a an adept. )L<Mterty he became Nto<t. Of thé
native of M)Me<ata. BorWthiMspeaks MeUy of ÛM~a<~ there was a French version by Robert
him Crempetscoa) totereouMe,but doubts his being Prudhomme,Paris, t669. 1678,M*
Benrichhx, CM~/w &<M-«M C~Mt~w~M, ~)~FMfO<9ifA.<«it<MCt«x&, r~s. ~&M.
t6o7, p. 46. Gmetin, C<MMoM«~< B. p. a,.
F~Mo~ca
Roth-Schott: C~~M, ty~, p. 4<. Fuchs, J?~«xt der <A<m~t<x ~/<~<~
LeMjtetDufMtnoy, de m /%<Aw<tM~ tM~8, pn. iM, <69.
/~n~~M. t74<, ii!. Sehn~edM, GMfA<fA~<~r~M«)t~,t8~,p~ ~33.
JOchef, ~/i~«MMM G'M.)-<eM, ty~ LadMgoe~WotM~OxMt!
Jllqu Ouvar~;Scfrncu
&<«tM<&w<~<,
t. eot.oo~. !8?o. No. mo.
'74 C<Mf~A~~4-CCW.

COMMENTARIA über Gebers Werke.

See GEBER~ t792.
COMMENTARIOLUM in quoddam Epitaphium Bononiae Studiorum,
lapidi inscutptum.
Se, BARNAUD (NtCOLAS).

COMMENTARIUS über den Bemhardum.

BECHER (JOHANN jOACHtM), Chymischer
GMcks-Ha&n, t7t6, p. t.
COMMENTATIO de Pharmaco Catholico.
See RECONDtTORtUM ac Redusonmn oputenttœsapïentiœquenuminis mundi
magni, !ô66.
COMPENDIUM utile ad credendum meditationumexperimentum.
~< THEATRUM 1659,Mt.p. 659.
CHEMtCUM,
COMPOSITION des gebenedeyten Steins.
See HELLWM (CHRtSTOPH VON), Fasciculus, t~ p. t.

COMPOSITUM de Compositis.
See At.BBRTUS
MAGNUS.
CONCORDANTIA Philosophorum..
~M NAXAGORAS (EHRD VON).

CONCORDANZ.
KÔNtenCHE HERMETISCHE Special-Concordanz, ~23.

CONCORDANZA de F:toso6.
NAZARt(Gto. BATTtSTA),
Della TramutationeMetallica Sogni tre, ~99,
pp. t69-23t.
CONCURSUS Philosophorum.
See MEDtCES (CHRISTIAN DE), !yo6.

CONDEESYANUS (HERMANttus).
.~f GRASSHOFF (JOHAMN).

CON- ET DISSENSUS Chymicorum de famigeratissimo Rustici Minoris

Particulari oder ungleiche Meynungen von des Kleinen Bawers Part!cu!ar.
bestehende und vorgestellet in Funfzeben davon handelnden Ptocessen.
Woraus der Kunstliebende Leser den Con- & Dissensum derer Autorum
derselben vernehmen wird nebst noch zweyen andern sehr curieusen
Particularien de Exaltatione Soiis Ejusque Animae Extmctione in über
30. der besten Processen bestehende. Mit grofsemFleifs aus vieten Manu-
scriptis zusammen getragen und den Liebhabern der Kunst zu Dienst auf
Ersuchung, zum ôf~nttichen Druck befordett denen CMnos!tat!sgratia des
Jacobi ToU:i Coelum Chemicum noch beygefûgetworden. Durch Einen
Freund der edlen Chymie und Metallurgie am grNnen Hartze. Leipzig,
bey Johann Herbord K!o(sen, tyig.
8'. Pp.[M]70; BtevisTirMMtio,
pp.[8]76. ToUhtS'
owt is pantins,but for
a separMecopysecunderTothtM.
 C6W ET ~y~~A~COAW~G' t7s

CON- ET DISSENSUS. C~'<K~

Thé secondtract has a MpM~te Utte-p~e as Mhws
B<w!sTmctatio de MttiquiMttno atque ceMis$imo illo Pwtieutari quod per
ExatMttoMMMu Gnnhtioneo) Solis S. Auri pMa~ solet. Oder t{W«e. Moch
nu$<M~Mthe und richtige, HMdtuog von dem ubralten und bewShKMtent'aHicatar
welches durch KrhOh. und Vermebnmg det Qotdes'Parbe ven<chtet tu werden
pfteeet. Bettehende in einer tWMt kurteen. doch dem)tchen neschMibung, was die
KMtMio s. GnMtMiosetis und derMiben NtttKn sey auch wie dieMtbe verrMttet
werden ~oMe,welches tetttete lu 30. davon txmdetodett ftt)$er!e<e)Mntheits Mtbat
proMftett PrccMsen acemat geteh~et und ge<e)eet wird. Pe<<enNbeniieft noch,
ïum Dienst der KuMtttebenden, e!n ander ieMn und bewahrtM PM-tieMtaM de
ExtfMtiooe Att!mte Sctb beyBeMzet tM. WoMM diesethe, weon <ie dartu nathige
opef(Hio<)M und HMd-Afbeft tredtt versteben und gebrauchea, ohufeblbar Gotd-
machen temen Mnnen werden. Auf treundlich etsachen gotef Ftenndealso vet&Met
und MM DMck beKrdart. Durch Einen Ftemtd der edten Chymieund Metalturgie
am grttnen Hart<e. Leipzig, bey JTohannH~botd Klofsen, ~t~.
y. p~m~ ~a..
LadMpM, ~A<?« 0«M~! .S~M<M.S~M~, t~, Ne ~36*37.
~CRASSHOM(jMANN).
See tt&C BREVtS TRACTAT!0.

CONGERIES Pfuacds!cœ Chemin de Transmutationibus MetaUorum.

SN DORN (G8RHARD).

CONRAD.
See KHUNRATH.

CONRING (HERMANN).
De Morborum remediis Magicis & Unguento Anoano.
tjee THEAtRUM
t~n~m~M SYMPATHNTtCUM,
axmfAtmttt~um~ ttu'
662,
~62,p.
p. 6*3.
Conring wasborn at Norden in East Friesland, many on medicine, pMoMphy, nahitat science,
9 Nov., t6o6. When ho was nve yearsoM he was history,!aw, poehy, antiqaities.
attacked by the plague, but he recoveted after a TTtebook which qxcMty coBcenMthe Mudent
long iMnest. !n bis earMest years h<showed ~reM of the histoty of Chonbtty h enttthd:
he
t&pttdty for teaming, and ln <6zo studied at ~~at ~~&~wm «H!<~&*«eM /'<MM~t&iMt<e<
Hèlmslltdt for thMe years. He went home for a ~MMM~Hdm«&dii, t&)8, 4* t~bed and en.
short time, and tn toa~ proceeded to Leydea. largtd, 1669,4*. As was to be expected from an
devoted Mtnsetf <o Theotoay and Medicine and Ar&totdhn and a Gatenbt, be was opposed to thc
took thé first degrees in t~. He went bMk to PMMtMMs, and refused to aeknowkdge ttte
He]nMtëdt.was a pointed to the Chair of Natural exbtenee of an Egypthn Hennés or of Beyptian
Philosophy in tegt, and in t636 received the medicineor chembtry. He was in ten) ontiei)~<t
degree of doetor )h phttoMphy <md <nmedMne. BonrieMm,who M~ted in the MH~aity of
He was next trans<ertedto the Chair of Medicine, chenmtty on the poan<t ef thé Gtredt mantMtnpts.
fwactised witb Meeess and was made private Thé state of this questionat the presmt time can
physiciao and comtdttor of thé princess regent of be judged of .by a MMidetation of t)M Leyden
Mestand in ty~ Chrbtina of Sweden tned to Papytus, thé Kbefs Papyros, Kopp's &f and
induce Mm to remove to that country, but after thé Mstorica)writin~s of Berthetot. !t is another
he
some cons!dentUoo refused totcaveMétmsSdt, iUmuatitmof thé of
vanity dcgmatinxg.'
and in consequenceof this resotution the Dute of Anotherwork of Comng't) ofmueh wttte <brthé
BmMwieh oonterted on Mm the chair of law. stmty of medicine and the conMCMd sciences
He thereforestudied jurisprudenceand bis tearntng <tunnj~his ttme. which b repeatedty qMted in the
mdjudgmemt were m much reqae!t in the settle. notes of the present work is his /« t««t<~MM
ment of manyimportantdisputes. ar/~t <<M~<tM /)t<t~tf«e, Httnmad:), t6.M,
He died M Dec-, t68t, whh the réputation of 4'. eotarged by his Mn.tn.tawSchdhtunmer, and
being the most learnedman of hisdmein Gennany. pabB~hedfttHetmstttdt,tMy, 4*.
Hewas a protincwriter, and he produced a mutti- MbcoHectedworkswerepuNbhed at Brunswidt.
tude of dissertations and books on a!i Mrts of ï~t. 6 vob. fot., witha )? by Schmidt.
subjects inctudine one or two on chemistry, and
FM~iag. ~<t<;A<t~< HetoMtadt tMt. Reimmann, H'f~ot < F~M~ tx
MeniMtn, Zt'M~w ~«ot«!/M, te86. p. 407. ~M<<t<a /~<<M!WeM <<oM'7~<Mt~. tTop. p.
Conring, /« Mt<~f~<M« <t~<nH CM~aM 05 t~M, v. p. ~6. etc. tytg, vi. t<~ etc., etc.
/<t<~<r«e&,t687;SehethanMner*s Addit, p. n6 (There are numefOMrefarenee!to CoMing in M!
(controveny with BomeMu!) about Hermetic various capadtles).
chemistry). Heontamt, /<M~&.ly~, H. tib. p, 93.
Witte. D&t~«f)t Bt~~t~M, t69a, sig. SsN, StoMe, ~<«&~<t«f~<t~<<<MtAnM~.ty9y,
$ ~«'o. Anno toNa,Jan. ita. t~ 797,etc.; ~736,p. y6~.etc., etc. ~«~ p. 34&
'76 CONRING-CONTARENI

CONRING
CUMK1NU ~ERMANN). (HERMANN).C'M~W<<.CMAW~
Buddeus, /f ~tM~ijt~, tyga, t. GmeUn,G<MM<~<&yCt«M~ ty~. t. pp.asû.
p. 940 (coMMWsy with Bonfiehiw).
Manget. &WM<Fa &M~-<M<t ~<<~<~t<M, Msdkoram, Bt'M~'AM &M, t8t$, (authets}.
t73t, t. ii. p. ut. V~tt.
1153".
Stolle, <<~<<«o~M«-~<j/< der ~~«-<<t)w~M T'«x~M~MM~, Pa~b. Paodtoudte (t<M-
<?f/<!< t73t. pp. 988, a89. etc., été., etc. ~). p. 3t3(tbt ofwHtia~).
(numerous [eteMnee!:). Spten)! CettAM~ t&t-~wt~t<a<&, t~y, iv.
Niceron, ~MM~M, t~. xjjt. pp. 949.986(tist PP. 77. ~t. M}.
ofeot whttMg:). DezeimeWs. ~<«<t~ ~M~<M <& la
Zed)e)-,M«'«n'M/-Z.<fMM, M~. vi. aot. Nt& ~M<t<M,~t. t. ii. p. 6~8.
Kestner. ~MMMw'Mt~<MM~«.Ze<<w, tM<x Bayte& TMhye, &<s'M~< ~M<<<, tS~ i.
p.at4.
Jacob Btucker, &biM~M~ <& DM<«at~ ~~ppe & Lu<!wig.&~t&~ <&~
~<t<w~ ~y, p. t~, with twopoMtatt*. 18sS.
techef, ~iM~<«~ C~M~t~w, ïy~ ). Fj
p. H. Matx. "Xw
~SlHnnr, "2ur EritMMnm):
i~ri der anutiehen
det ~süichen
co). tos9 (tist ofwriting<}. WM<sMt)keitHermana CondnK~ <<~<M-
Htoy. /)t<-A'~<t«<'M //M/<M-< <&de la ~~«~M,
Midaim, j~xftM'O~M~f H~Mr~/i~M GW/<«~«.
'7&5.i. P. aK (a mère note) t?~, i. p. 69?.
Brachpr. W~M't! CM/&a /t< ~76~ iv. ~~««w ~<Mt< ~&MnM~. iM. iv.p. 4~6.
p. 3~4. J9~tM)M~ ~M~i~ &fM<M~
Hatter, &« ~«M. wt. L p. 484. <'«~t<876,x!!t.p.6s<~
Ha)!er, AWt«MM'<! ~e/«M«a, 1774,). p. 3~ Haeser. 0<MaM~<r<&f ~<t«f)t<«n< !Mt, ii.
H<tt!er,&«~«fa CA~wyAs, <774.i. p. 347. pp. )<4. 386.
Haller. /<«MM<t ~M«<ïc<)<<t ~<te< t~yy, ii. SHMogs./~<A-.Ca/a&jj~ t88a, iii. p. gMj and
pp. &)3~< (list of bis wriOngs). Séries. tS~, Mi.p. 8~
Baume)-,~<Mo/A<Kft Ct<wt3-<t,
ty8a, p. M. Hitsch, ~)-/AM< <&r~wrn<M<t.
&)'<nty<M~û<~AM/<-1~'AMt/a CA~ t78~, <~w~tf~, &<K~
~88~,!i. p. 67.
P-S49.

CONSIDERATIO oder Phitosophischc Bettachtung von der materia Lapidis,

und seiner BereHung.
BAStHUS VALENT!MUS,Triumph Wagen Antimonti, tôz~, p. 5 ta.
LadMgMe,J9~/tf/ 0«M~ &t~w<t .S<<, t87o. No. 8&t.

CONSILIUM conjupi seu de Massa SoMs et Lunae, libri très.

THEATRUMCHEMtCUM, t66% v. p. 4:9.
&<' MANGET(j. j.), BibMotheca Chemica Cunosa, tyoa, p. 93$.
.S~ STUDtUM ConsHii Conjugii.
Thé tract was first pabtbhed at SttMburg in Accotdtngto Schmieder the anonymous author
"5~. and atterwardsat F)~ntt<mrt in 160&4°. 1 pOMiMyanA~MM atdte<nist.who
WM aomMted
h is grc!M!ypraisedbv BortichiM,who says that in the thineenth century. He. however,brlugs no
parts i. and ui.are excellent,but Kthe render does )ptcoî in support of thisstatement and Schatteder*!
not understand part ii. he must be stupid or e)se dicta
< Me to be aceepted with caution. NMer
fitte stands in thé way of his socceeding. styles Mm'wenN artifox.'
Maier, ~)MM! ~««~~iwj! t6t7, p. ~89. Schmteder,~~<~<t<&<i-<<.M&. t~p. M&
BotricMas. C~M &«< Mox«-oreM, L!M!tague,F~AM~<f<OMw~M<~&t~~j. iwr&s.
'697. p. 25. Cap. Xifxv. tSyo, No. ~7.

CONSTANTIA (LEONA).
See LEADN
(JANE).
CONSUMMATA Sapientia.
See SCHAUBERDT (JOHAMN), t68t.

CONTARENI (GASPARo).
Gasparis Contareni Cardinalis. ampliss. philosophi sua etate pMestantissun!
de Etementis & eomm nuxttontbus libri quinque, cum indice copiosiss. nunc
primum in lucem aediti.
Scipionis Capitij de prindpijs rerum poema.
Non satis una tenet [Z~N~] ceratas anchom puppis.
 6'M~e'<?/'z~' t~
CONTARENI (GASMRo). C~M<
In geminam anchoram,
Fundabat satis Aon!as una anchora puppes,
Dum tantum Ausonns musa nataret aquis.
Nunc quum PaHadite sutcunt maria omnia naues,
Visa q una parum est anchora, facta duptex.
Lutetiœ Parisiorum per Nicolaum Divitem, uia sacerdotum, ad d!uœ
Genouefes,sub .a. insignigemitMB
a, anchoMe. Cum PnvitegtoRegis, 1548.
9°. Ff.
9°. Ff.[8][t.8]9-!t9[tbhnkJ.
[8] [t.8] 9-"9 [ï ~J. MS.notM.Thedevicei<twocMMede<tchot!.
MS. n<
WMHht ucMCVtm-
MtWUCfMHi~U
MHCtWtB.
GaspMoContarioi,orCont<treni, orConMfino.one them, De /< ~M~Mr, ~<~ ~</M
oftheo)df«n)i)yofthM nam~wM bon at Venise in ~e< wh!ch b said to have beeo written in one
~83. Hebemn tite study of Latinand Philosophy night, he was attacM by Cyriacua SpMgenberg
ttMM<MMt SniMtedat Padua. HewnsdeeptytMHedin in hh book H'~ ~~<M. ST?)-~
Latin, nu eloquent and fnteMieeotman; and acted AO''M~M~ KMehea, ts~t, 4' though heecm.
MVeMtiM Axtbassadw to C))M-tMV..apo~thm mends thé book on thé Ma~Mmeyma Goveftt-
he otcupied for llve yeMS. He was made a ment of Ventce, Paris, t~, 8°. Botet cab Mm
Cardiaet tn t~ !<) i~t h<was sent by P~ut A)chimi<B scnptot," but is not eon'eM.
ttt. as !q:Me to the Diet of RMisbon,and after- Hewesthé onde(?) ofMg; Contareni, author of
wards M Mcma, where he died in MM. He was Il MMW <<M&/&t«)~C«M<~w, a cotteetten of notes
buried at Venlcc in thé Church of Santa Man& and data on a Vttrietyof toptcs.
dell' Orto. His Ottnmfousworks were collected ContMeni': tife was wntten by Giovaxni de kt
and puMbhed at Paris <n tS9t, foi. For one of Casn, "ditftitety and withoutdate*
SteidMMM, ~/<a «/~K'x~ et ~~«MtttM, A A~w ~~&<&M~ce< /A<-N/jf/~N/A
Ct~o~ quinto, C~M~ CoM~~a~tV, t~, f. att CfN/tfty,London, t703. p. ~o.
t~w, &c.(Mographica)notes). mcot. Comnenus Papadopotus, /~AMM C~M-
Pttoto Giovio.Z< /)w~iM<M~~ej/< <Ba!f/< tw~K M<M~ /'aA«'<'«~,VenetBStt~, li. p. ~7,No. tittofiv.
/<<t<~«K<&gli ~<iK'M~<</%<M<U~ <a ~<<&«, NieenM,~Awo~f, Paris,tygg, xxt).pp. 33"'3<
Venetia, !~8, p. ato. focher, /f/~)n!!<t~<t Ot&f~ <7so. i.
PttotoGMVto,~<<t H'n'n«<t~<~«7/M~~M, eo).ao7it.
Basit. ~77, p. t!8. and portrait. Freyta~, ~<~o~ ~iM~'M, 17; i!i. p. 939.
J. M.Totcanus, ~«t //< t~yS, p. 56, No. TtMbOMhi,~~<-M<&&t/< /M<M,
XCti. Firenze, teoo~.Vît. t.o. 996.
Boret, BWM~M Ctox~. t6M. p. 66; t~ Watt, F<M<M<«a~<!<w& t8t9, i. (anthoM),
p. 63. n~,3u.
Freher, ?~t<a~w<~t'it'WMMF<'K~</H'wC~. M~<MM<'N<,
~f<~<'<!«~ t9a, !x. p. m.
o<T«M, t688, p. 30,
~fo~ibe~'ga~ and plate a for his ~)MW<<t~<<W~)~t<' C~&-<<. t8;6, xi. col. 646.
portrait. FefgUMn. "Notes on Books of See~eM";¡
Du Pin, A<M<f~ Bibliothèque des ~«~tt~ rM<ua<-<t<<M ~~hco~ F~M~ Glas.
<!ff/(<t«M~<Mf, &Mons, t~og, T. xiv. p. t6t or in ~Mf, t8oa N.S. i. p. 49~.

CONTI (LutG! DE').

COMtTtBUS (LUDOVICUSDB).
COOPER (WtLUAM).
See c. (w.).
COPUS (MARTtNUS).
CEPHALUS (ARIPONUS).
CORDUS (VALERtUS).
Pharmacorum omnium qu~ in usu potiss. sunt, componendorum ratio. Vu!go
vocant Dispensatorium sive Antidotarium. Ex optimis autoribus tam
recentibus quam veteribus collectum, ac scholiis utilibus illustmtum, in
quibus inprimis simplicia diligenter explicantur. Autore Valerio Cordo.
Cum alijs pluribus ad hanc retn pertinentibus, qu~ sequenti pagina indicantur.
Opera et studio CoMegiiMedici indytae Reipub. Norimbergensisjam primum
multo emendatius ac selectis compositionibus auctius in lucem editum.
Cum copioso duplici indice: & Privilegio Imperiali. Norimbergae,Apud
Christophorum Lochnerum, & Johannem Hofmannum. Anno M D XCII.
Folio. Pp.[9)a99[?,tb)anh}
mKj. mmefs
PriMer'sdMiceoothetMe-page.
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 t78 ~M~-6'MAM<XWW/.S'.
CORDUS
CORDUS (VAUsmus). C~A'w~
(VAUsmus). C~A'w~
VaterttM.son of KurieiM Contus, a physician m the highest ternis byConring, tMkr, andothers
Md botanist, was bom t8 Feh, t~St at Simmers. for the atnount aud of thé work he d)d. and
tMusen (or SimmethauMn. or Simmetshaasen, with regret that bisquaiity tife full of promise was so
a
orSimsthaMen), viUageef He~e, aot at Erfurt. brief.
He was educated by h)! &the)-,studted nMdioiMe BesMe$the présent work whieh was <!)'stpub-
at various uni~Kities Md became a devotee ttthed et NOmbett; in t~ was the first work of
of botany and Materia Medica, M)<t uMmatety its kind on
Phannacy, and went t))MtM;hseveral
one of the greMest botaobt! of bis titne. He edtttOM; hewMeatsoAoMMtionsonDicseorMes,
ttaveued far aod wide !a Germany and other tWMat /!«t~«M. A~~t-Mt~~MM, and
coantfies to aee thé mines aod cottect phMts, and ~M collected and pubtbhtd at Sttasbutg in
in t~a weM to ttaty to ttam thé botany of that otheM, tS~t on Spermaceti.nrinted along with Gesner's
coantty. He did aot spme himsetf, the tesutt of bock on minentk. Zunch, t~. 8*,and an Epbtto
whichwas that he died of feverat Rome as Sept.. <&<~<r~K~n!<M f~~tM~n a~ow, Francf..
tM4, in the ~th year of hisage. He i: opoken of tMS.
Htemnymos Schreiber. ~7<t <'T:/<~ Cc< Strieder, C~«t<~tK~<Mt<C<&it~<<
AMent. t~g. fol. Mt~ &)t~~&f G<M<~< G<~t!ngen,M. tySi),
SpaeMas, JV<tM<w~ &~<t~-M~ ~M~&<<M, p. a9a. [Stdeder givesa longaceotmtof Ms&the)-
'?*. PP. "SS. ts6, i$9. t66, t76, t8t, t86, tS?. Hea)-:cMUrban, calledEwidu! ~.<. [Hen]ticM
Adam), M~ C<~<t/<~<f«<;t/M<<w~< i6ao, Cotdus. the late, or the tast, becausehe was the
y<MMt;otoftMtttMuMMten.))
~tuterDnden, -S<y<~j M<A /<~o, Stoever, /tfC. ~H~M, t7M. p. ss.
1637,p. ~S9- GmeMtt.Cf~f ~6' t797.i.p.
Metckhtt. ~«~«« t««Mxt~, t6M. p. tOM. FUCM,~«M der c~m~Jh-x ~~M!
Conring. /« M<K'<~Mm~Mt <MMï<MM teo6-e. p.
/<~wA< 7'~M~~MtMy. pp. t&t. WtHt,M<A<e« ~~M<Ma, t3to, i. (authors).
Fteher, ~<~w~o«~<~Afw<-A!W~<M. p. a~Cf.
U.
t6a8, p. 1998, aad pl. 54. &<M~~M AW~ Paris, Panckoucke (<8ao-
Pefmmann,jE~MAM~ M ~M ~~enaot ~<f. s$).in. p. 997.
«MM <& T~w/fKteo,t~tg, vi. p. ?<<. Dezeimerk, ~f/)'M«~~ /MtAM~«~ <M~<.
Roth~chottz. FWM<~<-«Cto~Ma, t797. p. 47. «~, ïB~t, ii. p. 861.
Manget, ~'M«X~s &W~WM /)/«~&~jW. Kopp, C~~<A<<' ~<M<~ tS~, il. pp. M,
tMt, t. H. p. n6. "?. RP'?~' 3°°- 3~' 3"
Stotte, ~M/!M7«<t~ ~M/o~ A~-~</<e<«w~t PhtMippe& Ludwig, C<< <&'<-
~A<
G~M~. ïMt. pp. &t7~, 77t. 773. 'SM. p. <t6. etc.
NtcerMt, AMm<Mw.17~7,jatxvii. p. 37<. Emst H. F. Meyer, C<w~~ der &~M<
Kestner, ~'<f«:tf««:~ C<t'Af<M.~< t740. Konigsber~, tSs?, iv. pp. ~ty~t.
p. a<9. ~~HM««<~OM/jf~f M<M' t8~ :v. p. 47 ·
Meher, ~~m<M~ C~f/M.~nfo~, t7So, i. ~<~<MtMe~<! ~<<tSyw <~ &<~«~ ~«~-
co!.20')6. t6~. xx. p. 433.
Etoy, ZKf~MMtnt ~<t~~Kf ~f la ~M<t&< Haeser, Z<M<tf~der CefoM;~ der A&~Mc,
'~S'P' '77~P'7~- 1881,ii. p, ~6.
tMter, ~~(/M<~a~<a«K'< t~t, i. p. :t8t. BiOittss, /H<&C«&<y~. t889,iii. p. ~M and
Ha!ter, ~<Mc/<! ~if<~x~~<K- t777, ii. SerhN.~898.iii. p. ot8.
P. '5. Hirsch, ~<«~ /<-<~< <&<-A<~wn!-
Bamacr,
BtMMtfM C~M)<<a.tySa, p. t04. ~f~<<MAersie, t88& il. p. 78.

CORNACCHINUS (MApcus).
Methodus, qua omnes humani corporis adectiones ab humoribus copia vel
qualitate pece~ntibus genttœ, tuto, cito, et iucunde Chymicè & Gatenicè
cutantur.
See HARTMANN
HARTMANN
-S<'<? (JOHANN),
(JOHANN), PraxisCh
Praxis Chymiatrica,t64y.
~ymtamctt, to<t7.
This tract, though appended to bas Florence in t6to. 4' but as the dedicxtion to
a separate ay.Utte and paginationHattmmn's,
(with four tb)d. Robert Dttdtey, Étrt of Warwick, ls dated Pisis,
ing tables). The author was the son of Thomas Id Ap~hs, M.DC.XX. there seems M be some
Conmcchums whose 2~t<~ ««~~e he, along dherepanev. Vander Linden&Meroklinquote an
with his brother HonHius, publisked in t6û& a éditionof rtorence, t6~. but not one of t6t9,
papit of H!eronymus MercttfiatMof whom hc and say that itis appendedta Myt)MS'~h~<M«~<~aM
edKed the /<o<«' FrMoof.. t6M, ~)~f< Fnmct, t&<9.S*. This M MohaNy
&)., and professor of Medicine et Pisa. Bcre) ths edMoa referred to by Haller, who however
and Kestner say the ~i~o~M was priated at ottts thé author Matc<s Antonius CorMtch!t))M.
Vander Linden. De &H~/« /M~~ /:<~ duo, Kestner, ~Mt~H'a~ 6~«.Z<.)r&o<t, ~~o,
'637, pp. M4 and ~<). p. Mo.
Bottf, &W«M!~M CM~~a, t6M. p. 66 t6s6. JOchtr,
~~j!M~«<t C<M~M.«Wjt, t7<o, i.
p~63. CO).9MO.
ttoreMin,
~«&M ~'wcf<t/M,x686. pp. 778 HaUer. ~WA~~t ~M~MM' ~/<t<B,
and MMt. 1779, ii.
P.~
Manget, ~<4<M ~r~~«t <Mt~M,
)[73ï,t. M.p. ny.
 ~<MA~Z/M'-<M/<3P<M/?'B' ~9

CORNELIUS ALVETANUS ARNSRODIUS.

ALVSTAMUS(CORNBUUS), ARNSRODtUS.

COROLLARIA.
See MOULUS (BENEDtCTUS), Thesaurinetla, t68a, p. 69.
CORRECTIO Fatuorum.
See ALCHtM!A(DE)OPUSCULA, tSS~u.f. t.
ARTtS AURtf~R~E Volumina, t6to, i. p. 349.
.S~ MORGBNSTERN(PH!MP), Turba Philosophorum, tôt 3, i. p. 47$.
MANGRT0. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 1702, ii. p. !6;.
See MORGKNSTEM(PHtUP), Turba Philosophorum, ty;o, i. p. $78.
.SM RtCHARDUSANGUCUS.
'n~ German tMels Die refonnirte Alchymieoder BestntNtmgder Machen Atchimistett."
Mater, .j~ ~«~M'M'. Ffctufd,/<< !7!3. Th. i. p. 63.
BotirtcMos.CcM~M &~c~m t6t7.C~«M,p..t<6.
Ladrague, 2M~MMyM O~w~; .iM'«<
t697. p. 03. 0)0t)[i. & t8~ No. t0!9.
CORTALASSEUS.
See GRASSHOF(JOHANN).

CORTESE (ISABKLLA).
I secreti della Signent Isabella Cortese, ne' quali si contengono cose Minerali,
Medec!na!i, Profumi, Belletti, Artifitij, & AkMmh con attre belle ci1riosità
aggiunte. di nuovo ristampati, e con somma diligenza corretti. In
Venetia, Presso Luc!o Spineda. _r_ !6zg.
8°. Pp.[t6]zo6[a!
Pp.[t6]zo6[abtank].
_a. Vignette.
Other éditions mentioned arc Vcniœ. 1561 (the <~yf«~M, Hamburg, i; ~96. 8*. Fmnttfurt
first),t56$, H8~ t649, t677, 8'. There isatsoaa a.M..tS~.S".
Germontmo~iatton M'f~~ifw ~<m~A< ~')!&tj/<' Thé authoros is caliedCortesa,Cortese,Cortesi,
«<t<< M~Xttffe~M~in ~/fA)'<M, Medicix tM<< but hnve not met with any account of her.
Roth-Schott~ ~MaMMs C~<-< tyay. p. 48. Sprengel, f?~ ~~My~f~f~, iSay,iii.
Len~tet Du<ttsn<y, ~<e of~ la fA<A~<~M
AiffM<<M. tMS, ii). p. t~o. Haeser, Ctt<&«-~< <~ ~/< tMt, ti. p. 9M.
Haller, ~~?)~~4eMA~M<f<t.1771. i. p. 3~ Fert~Ma, Notes on Bcoim of Sectets."1
HaUer, ~«~<M CM~-K~M)!. tTy~.t. p. 967.ii. 7'.r<t~o<<~M<~/Ar ~<M&j'!M~ S«:&~ C/<M.
Ha!)er.~<-<t ~~&&<t-, ty~, ~< 1883.ii. p. a~a t<Qo.N.S. i. p. Ms tS~, Ii.
p.ï96. p.3~.
Gmdia, Gf<~M~~<&<- CA<MM, 1797, i. p. 303. Die ~A'~m~, tS86. ii. p. a36.
Kopp,
CORVINUS (JOHANN FRÏEORtCH).
Geschichte der kanstl!chen LuA, zweiter TheiL'
ALLGKMKtNnutïtiches chemisch phyatkat!sches Manchertei, tyS:, ii. p. t.
.S~ SPtELMANN (JACOB REtNBOLD).
Thé dhsertMion on &etMotB a!i was SMt (?) <-MM<t&-M/< AtgenMr. ty?6, 4*, Pars ii.,
pubUihedatStfMburf;:Z'M<)'rA~<H/<<M~ t???.
Gme!m,G<~M/< <<H'CA<MM, ty~. i". PP.3'7, 3~, 369,3~.
COSMOPOLITA.
~M FHtLAUfrHKS (AVRBM~US).

COSMOPOLITA (AttASTAStUS PHtLARNUS).

.S'M NOUtUS (HEtfRtCUS).

COSMOPOLITE.
SENDtVOCtUS (MtCHAEL).
~M KOSMOPOUT.
!8o C<?Z/~A~<?-C'M.S.?J?f.~4~

COZZANDO
(LEONARDo).
Léonard! Cozzandi Brixiant De MagisterioAntiquorumPhi!osophorum Libri vt
IMustnssimoac Omatissimo Hippolito Fenarolo Dicati. Genève. Apud
Samuelem de Tournes. M.DC.LXXXIV.
ta". r~
<a. ~t, t umtmj
Pp.bt, btaok]~n.
491. ~t~ t m!M)Kj.Title
[t46.bhtott]. redandMach.
i merea ana Dfacx.
Couando was born at Brescia,became a monk, ancient schools of Philosophy. tt was analysed
and devotedhimself to history and MpMhMophy. and reviewed in the ~<<« /< in a
of which he was, for some time. pfOMSser. Tomanner comptimentaty to the author. Thé
eMbtehim to pursue bis own studies he withdtew mviewef states what little he knows about hhn
ioto the country and Hnatty went into the moaa~. and tellsus that thé book wu first brought under
tery. wherein t<9t in thé 74th year of Ms age~he his notice by Stolle. From the fact that tt is not
was stitt wntiner hooks. He bas teft a number ofi teferred to by Morbof. Moller, and other writers
works on history aad phitoMphy, in ttatian and in on pMosophy, he infefs that the book is rafeand
Latin one of wMcbis a short Utenuy history of Mute known. There if! a copy ln the British
Bn~cia. He had nothing to do with alchemy orMuséum.
chentistry. This book oontains an accouat of the
Bayle, ~<wf<M't <& ~aM~M' A-f, Stolle, ~&«<~ t~ ~<- der G<&)At-~«,
Juin, t6S;. p. 637 (reviens thé present work). '736. Pp·
PP. 353.
3S3.3?~
<<fAt/%M<ttf~<~mw,Halle, t7t6. ii. p. 3190 )8cher, ~MM<~ C~fA~«.~<T<~M, t~~o, i.
x7~ 3t6t.
co.

CRAMER (JOHANNANDRBAS).
Joann. Andr. Crameri Elementa Artis Docimasttcœ,duobus tomis comprehensa,
quorum prior Theoriam, posterior Praxin, ex vera Fossilium indole deductas,
atque indubitata Experimentorum, summa cum accuratione institutorum, Me
firmatas, ordine naturali & doctrina apertissima exhibet. Editio altera,
emendatior, ac tum in Theoria, tum in Praxi, ab Auctore ipso muftis modis
aucta & locupletata. Pars Prima Theoretica. Lugduni Batavorum,Apud
Conradum Wisho< et Georg. Jac. Wishoff,Fil. Conr. !~4. Cum Privilegio.
8*. Pp.ft~]s66. Index[a8). PantA)tem.Pfactiett,pp.[<8]38&
tnde<[Kl
6Mdingphtes<~appMatu'
Anfangsgründe der Probierkunst.
~M GÔ~TUNG
UOTTUNU UOHANN
(JOHANN FRIEDRICH
FRtEDRtCH <t~M~t/,
AUGUST), '/y<t.
)794.
OMmerwas born at Quedtinburg. Dec., tyio. a hundred years earUer said that he was jastty
Hetaught assayingat LM<ten!m<!Tandonforsome reckoned among the best writers on the subject.
yaxs and was finatty CottnciMo!'for mines and He published h)s Z)~m~«t at Leyden, 1736,and
meta))nrgyat Blankenburg, from ty~ to i~yj. ~&m<aA[~f<MD<<t)M<«~<Lcyden, t~% 9w!&,
He died of dropsy at Berggiesshabet, Dresden, 8". Thé Kng)!sh translation at Loadon,
6 Dec., t77y. Thete ts a &voontblt notice of him t~t and edition, t7&<,8*. appearéd
The Gennan ttansh-
ln the ~M<~« /~m/~< ~<!pt!~tt, where he is non was made by C. E. Gellert and publishedat
eattedthe greatest assayer of his time. and Baumer Stockholm, x746,8", and Leipzig. 1766,S*.
Haller,~/M/~« ~tc~mtj'o. 177~, p. y~s. Meuse), ~<~hM der w~ ~it~' ty~o ~'f t8oo
Eloy, &~<Mw< ~t/c~M <&la ~H&M<M, Mtf<M~M<t~«~<'A~A' t8o3,i!. p. t87.
1778,). p~ysy. Fuchs, ~<~f««tt der t~~M'j~e lt//<!M!~f,
Bamner, ~t~to~a CX~ottM,ïy8<, p. 69. t&x5~8,pp. 2<6,<tt~.
Cre))./<«~~ der C<t«H«,ty86,M.pp. 3?6-3&t. Kopp, G~K~f der Otfw~, t644. (i. p. 4~;
Gmetin,C«t'AMr~ft)4'~CAsM/e.t~9, !!i. p. $6, &c. t8~7. tV.p.
~<<H«'M<~<«~f~ ~«{~~A~, x876,iv. p.,549.
CRASSELLAME (MAM-ANTONto).
Das aus der Finstemits von sich se!bst hervorbrechende Licht, in drey
Ita)ien!sch6n Gesângen nebst seiner AusI~gung, wonnnen das Gehetmnits
des Steins der Weisen, nach physicaHschen und vemanMgen Grunden
deutMch vor Augen geleget wird. Aus dem Fnnzosischen Qbersetzt von
C. F. K. M.D. et P.P. Langensaba, t?~. in Johann Christian Martini
Verlag.
8*. Pp.[t4]~c.
 CM~M~~–CMM~rn? ,8,
CRASSELLAME (MARc.ANTONto).C~
Das aus der Finsternifs von sich selbst hervorbrechende Licht.
HERMETtSCHKS A. B. C., !779, )i. p. to6.
Extrnctsonty.
t~ Lumière sortant par soi-même des Tenebres, poeme sur la compo&monde
la Pierre des Phitosophes, traduit de t'ItaUen avec un Commentaire.
See RtCHRBOURG (j. M. u.), Bibliothèque des PhHosophesChimiques,~4!,
p. 322.
p. 3:2.
The original Italian poem b in three CMxoai of édition teveueet augmentée de CMtt.aphorismes
7,8, and to ttan~M respectiveiy.and the tMe runs chymiqttes,"was pabMshedby d'Houry at Paris in
"A i Mti Sapienti si dlscorre tewiotmente sopra <69a, t9. 1 bave not seen it. Thé tmnslator
la ccntposMone della pietra de PMosoph! di says that he (MMt tMthh))(about the author.
Fnt MaM-Aotonb Cta~ethme Chinese.' t do Thé tmn<)Mionand ectnmentMy, but not the
Mt knowtfH WM paMtshed se tely, but h was ttaitMt, were teptinted twRichtbûttrg(q.v.).
printed face to face with thé trench tMMtatioa. ThetmMiMisteteMed <<t by TetthMwfthgntte.
Thé commentator, describinff hM long continued fui thanks to thete~ned Mandater, and the authct
labourin tf~ng to ondentand the wtttingï of the is eaUed by Mm Fmtet AntoninsQfMsdamius.
phitoMphets. says that an anonymous MB. in Thé prêtent German veMionis from the Fteneh.
MiM Mt mto his hands end. <!ndlngit tMtMty but seemingly not from the edition of t687. For
written, he transtated it and added Rn exposition instead of gt~ne the assigned author's na<nea&i<
so that its light shoutd be diffused M widely as appears thefe. the Gennan translator, C. F. K.,
possible. Of the author he knew nothing except quotes it from Tollius and at the same time ttan.
bis MagfMn, so that the name appears to be a scribes il incorrectty as MarcusAntoninus Cn~
made up one. The Commentary was apparentty talamius."
writtenin Latin, but this version t have not seen. Both umstatioM are induded by Kopp among
1t was translated into French, with the ttatian alchemical books with !ight for their title, but he
poem inctuded. and WM pnNbhed withthé tMe has not ooticed that one is translated from the
La Lumiere sortant par soy même dœ Tenebres other, and he makes no allusion either to the
ou ventabtt théorie de la Pierre des Philosophes ttatian verseso)' the reputed author.
Paris, L. d'Hoary, t687, )~. The second
Lengtet D<ifresnoy,~~< de la Mt/M<~t'< Ladmgae, ~M«~~M OotM~ j~
~w, ty<ta,ih. p. aas. .&!<~M,1870,N<ML
t98<.tt8y.
Tollius,~a~a ~o~<M<<~ tt~M~7. Kopp, Die /< tM6,ii. p. 38~.
''7S. P.7~
CRASSEUS.
GRASSHOFF (JOHAKN).
A~ GRASSHOFF (JOHAKN).

CRATA REPOA. Oder Einweihungen in der alten geheimen Gesellschaftder

Egyptischen Priester. ~8$.
Withoutptaceandprinter name.
SmaN squareS*. Pp.ge.
Thistittle pamphletims notMngto do with depees, takenfromwhat!ssaidaboutit by the
a)d)emyorchemistry,butpro<essesto gfveanout. ttncients.
Mneofthe ceremony of initiation
intothé various
CRAWFORD (ADA!R).
Experiments and Observations on Animal Heat, and the tnaammatton of
Combustible Bodies; being an attempt to resolve these phenomena into
a genetal law of nature. By A. Crawford, M.D. F.R.S.L. and E. and
Member of the Philosophical Societies of Dublin and PhUadetphia. The
Second Edition, with very large Additions. London: printed for J.
Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-Yard. M.DCC.LXXXVIII.
a*. *L-~t?*L*M
Pp.[i6)4ot[tMtmkJ.4engraved
plates.
~J. CMK"t'<M~FHHCN.
The auther was born ln lreland in and Poggendort Of the above book the first édition
died ïyM. He was a physician at St. M~S,
thonMUi's appeared tn t?79. It is of hnpottMMeas tt dis.
HospiM, &<)erwM<b professor of chemistry M eusses thé mbjeet of spteitc heat, espeeiaHy of
WooMdt. and a Fellow of the Royal Societies Macs. It also deah with the ehembtty of respira-
of Londonand Edinburgh. «on. TheGennMttaMMon!<byCte)),Leipt!g.
Listsof his worksare given by Watt, RetNSand '789.8'.
'sa CM~(M/3--e'ASvz~c

CRAWFORD (ADAtR).
~t~~Hf~j\l7 ~M<K/. CM~w<~
t~C~~MW~a.
Gme)in,CM~M<'«<M'CA<m~y99,iM.p.3c~etc. DeMimeris, ZM~iKOMM~ <M~~)~ la j<hM..
Reuss, ~t~~o~N~ CfMM~/O~MM; CA«~M. <tt<i83t,t.i:.p.ei!6.
tSo3. pp. !?. 98. ~88. &'<i~4«t/MWMt~, tS~ lx. p. 4S~
FHdier. C~<< d,, ~t)'
der vob. vi., vii.. viii. A~~<f/~ ~«~p~e ~t~< t856, xt. col. 38t.
t8os-c8,M~ttm. Po~gexdora, ~m~w~.A'nf~t ~<t<«/.
?<h! Raf~t<~ ~«/<M/ oa~ ~<-a/ /o«~M/. <t~/< te63, i. co). 49&
ïSt?, ifit).p. (review of bis expetiments on the des ~'M<M Atldi.
~f/«M~«<~
~«~~M~)«
effect of toaics. etc., on the cohesfoa of animai m~. t8! xxii. p. 733.
abre. The reviewergtves a brief MtimatBof the !ii. p.
Billings,/)«&-x.Ca<a/<g'M~, teaa, ~d
Mthor's workin ~nem)). p. MM.
Watt, B<M«~<M~AMMMM,t8t<). i. (ftM<hOM), Ser!e<, !)ii.
it~Sr. Hitsch. 2M<g'~w~ ~<o~ der ~fMt-f<t.
.~<<n<~<~t~, t88s, !i. p !03.
~apn~«t ~M~/<-<t/<, Paris. Ptmckouehe,(!8ao. ·~Drctioaary ~`National Br~rapdY, T"8» xiil. p.
i". P. 3~ P-

EŒILING (JOHANN KONRAD).

Die Edelgeborne ]ungfer Alchymia, oder: che durch Rationes, viele Exempla
und Experimenta ~t~ehtu~Ue was von der Alchymia zu
Untersuchung,
halten und vor Nutzen damus zu schôpaën seye, nebst einem Zusatz von
der Medicina Universati, Umversat-Pmcess und einigen Kunst-StUcken. aus
der Alchymie. Tübingen bey denen Gebrüdern Cotta. 1730.
8°. Pp. M W<Mdcutof the t'raptc Medat, p. pt.
This work appeared in the same year witb a quite difterent titte-p~e
Ehren-Rettung der Atchymie, oder Ven)QnHt!ge WM von der
herrhehen Gabe, welche die Mmmtische WeifAeit denenUntemudmag.
Menscheneeschenctœt.und
msgemeh mit dem w&cMMchenNahmen der A)chym)ebeleget wird, su hutten seye.
Durch R~UMmes. auch v)de curiosa Kxempta MtdExperimenta abgehaudelt. Wobey
noch von der Medicina Un~et~ati MetdunggMehiehet. Samntt einem Anhang des
Uniwrsat.Processes M-eyer atten wahrhaaeaPhUosophorum, und kurtzer Co~BM.
tton etiicherKoMt.Smctteaus der Alchymie. Nicht nurdenen Uebhabem dieser edien
WtNtensdmmen,sondern auch <t!t<nandem, wasStandes sie seyn mOgon.nutzlich und
'ergnQgtkhmtesen. Khedesengeschriebenwneinembe~nntenPhitosopho. Nun
tber auf titter Verlangen an Tag gegeben von einem Liebhaberder Chymie. Her.
tBnstadt.bey&tmuetRothschottxen.MDCCXXX.
Still another tMe witbout the author's nameis given in the /n~ ~f C~<4t<-A~
~r A~~t C~M~, t~ p. 663 ·
'M~beme Jungfkr Atchyath, oebst eincm Zu~h von der Medicina
mtverM)),Un)ve<'Mïptocesund einigen KutMMttchet)aus der Alchymie. TaMn~
17JO.8".
The""tMs are explaitted at the end of the 'Vorxde'; they are taken fron)the
wordsViettix
wor<Hvx-mx fonmMBsanenua.
FortmMeSaPientia.
The
rHe book i.is sa .t.t
1.6 defeace
..e, of .w.
-c sr_
alchemy, based first all n justice
JH~a:- 1.
he co<)Jdsay in his autobiogntphy
upon Mttuat priMtptes, and secondty on the Qmesiviet inveni, quot hpMes sophin:.
evidence of actua! transmutatiuas. H contains n The authorship isucribed to Creiling alsoin thé
good dea) of intetesting histohcat matter. but it /!<!?<!~y.t«M ~«-<M<'</M. ty~a, 22, and it) the
has been injuredby its &ntMtiod tMe. ~'<!<M/«w der M<««'«t.
This work was poNished B~~mtt~. ty8o,
and
even Schmiederdid not know anonymously, intheptemce. HebtaUedtheauthorotthevefY
the Mthor's name, raM ~~N~~< aftenmtfds issued with thc
although it had been given both by Facbs and by ludicrous tille Dis lids!,p~rne Jaug/'sr ~Ikkymia.
GmeMo. S~Kmore definitely is thé subjeet dhcussed by
Fuchs eath Creiling professor at HetmttMt, Roth~chott!, who speaks of CreitiM as bis best
whereM Kopp says he was professorof chemistry MeMtaadpMfon. HetdbusthiHtheM&otthe
at TabhMen but he may hâve been both. book was completeprior to tya?, and in that ycar
Measer~ttHes that he was born at LSchgM), he printed thetitte and contentsfrom tboMS. in his
WOrtemberg, 9 My,1673, WM joroftssarof mMhe- ~M<~A!f<t C~«t~< The book was eagerly
mattes and physicsat TObingen&om t~t to t?4<. tooked for by the believersin transmutation, and
when he ttogned, and died M T(tbit)gea, 13 Sept. in t~o he Mptressesthe hope that, M it deserved
t7~ (ï?~?). He wrote mathemttita) papers to be priaMd, the pubMtation woMtdnot bc de.
and the presentwork, but there is no tdeMace to i~Bd, for it WM)Mbe a mistbfMne if thé author
his being professorof chemistryanywhere. did not)iveto tee it tiahhed. The titie given by
Kortum caUsMma <tMOMteacher at Tabingen, Roti)~ehoth is that of the ~~«~~«~. The
aprodi~y of teMMing,who spent thé grettter part publication Mtuatty took place in tMo, but it mmt
orbis life in his laboriatoryover alchemicalptusuits, h&wbeen after that of Roth-Sehotu't ?tM/nf~,
and wrote thé ~/<aw//«xy <<~ ~x«. With in whieh the above remarks etcoT. What pro-
 e~F/MV<? 183

CREILING
~HHii~irt~ (JOHANN
tJUMAKH KONRAD).
J~UHK~uy. C~M~.
t~mtMJ
duced thé change of titte from whM stood h) thé tonner and it h MMomthat both tMe< are attottd.
MS.mt7~thityeoot<ttMove)rtd. TheaUeMtion Thus wMte GtMKa mentioM ooty thé tbnnef,
must have been made &hnost M once and thé Fûeba, Schmteda-, and Kopp Mem to )MOWthé
~Mt~!My titte tn<Mt have been quicMy cM- ttUter atone
ceMed. 0)- thé coptes withdfftWtt from etremMion, Bestdes thé ww!a) in thé ptesent catatogMe
for that form b certttinty far teM commott thftn C~Ming puNished Hannematm's comatenMry on
D<~ ~<b<p<< /<M~/i~' ~/<t<a. 1 h:tve seen E~paRnets FM<-A)~«M~<t ~M. to wMch
sevetat copies of thé latter, but onty one of thé h* preatted tt teMned pK&ce. TaMn(~a. ~8, t.
Rcth-Schett~ B/M'~era C~~tfa. tTay, pp. ~oxH 2TM<<<e~ &)M~ t8c3. M. p.
4*~4* af6.
Rcth~ehotM. Dt«/«'~ 7%«t<~<m C~fMM'xw. Fucta. ~<M< ~M~~M M<<
1730* P' ~7* 1806-08. p. 25t.
Ftemtd. ~f~ t7S3, Th. i. p. 64. Sehm'Mer, û~A~/< <& ~/<at<'M<< t:3<. p.
HMtet. jBM~Aw~ ~M&M<c< t~. H. p. tS. M3-
A'o~«it< «~'«af~ <~ /<<M~, ~8?, p. M. Poggendorfr. ~<A'~m~ ~<M~-
Gmdin, C~~AM~ <~ 0~t< !79S. !i. pp. a<MM)Mt, t863, i. ceL 4ps.
3~4'3~5* t-~dMpte, BW~A~M~ <h«w~; &t<*tf~
/<w" L p. 55 (inteMst. &'< !e~ N<t. t4M (withoxt thé mMhor's
~A~WM/<
ing notice of Creillng).. name).
Meuse), JL<MjhMder fOM /t~ ~50 ï8oo Kopp. ~/<AMH~. )!86. i. p. a44: H. p. 3&a.
~«

[Another Copy.]

[Another
L Copy.]

Dissertatio Academica de Aureo Vei)ere aut Possibilitate Transmutationis

Metallorumhanc Préside Johanne Conrado Cre!t!ng!o,Phys!eœExperiment.
Et Mathemat. Professore Ordinario, Senatus UniversitatisSeniore, Contub.
Academici Rectore, Et Facultatis Philosophicse h. t. Decano. Defendent
publiceMagisterii PhilosophiciCandidati, Johannes jacobus Erbe, TuMngenas.
Johannes Fridericus Reinmann Tub!ngensis. ChristianusTheophilus Gmelin,
Tubingensis. Illustris Seminarii Ducalis Alumni. Ad D. H. L. C. Anno
MDCCXXXVII. Tubingœ, Litteris RoebeUanM.
p. <t<t.
t't*. Pp. 88.
TbbpartofthéDissectionh !nthreesectiaMt Seettott. DeSfttibtemtt~Mds &e.
Secttoi.Do HistoriaANreiVe))ens.et de Sectio !U. De Productione ant6eMi Ferri &
Mnci~ismetattotmo,&c. Sntphurb, de VegetaCenemetaBomm,&e.

Dissertatiode Aureo Vellere,Sectio tv. De Cautelis Quibusdam in Aurificio,

Maxime Particulari, Utilibus. Hanc PnesMe Johanne Conrado CreiHngio,
PhysicseExperimentalis et Mathemat. Professore ordinario, Senatus Univer-
sitatis,nec non Facultatis PhitosôphiaeSeniore, et Contub. Academ. Rectore.
Defendent Publice Magisterii Philosophici Candidati Albertus Christoph.
Baumann, Keramio-Neohusan. Johannes Conradus Haas, Ar-Ncohusan~.
IHustrisSeminarii Ducalis Atumn!. Ad D. H. L C. Anno MDCCXXXIX.
TuMngpe,Litteris Roebelianis.
4". Fp.~M.
r- L~J.

Abhandlung vom Goldenen Vliess oder Môglichkeit der Verwandlung der

Metalle. Aus dem Lateinischen des Herm Joh. C. Creiling, ordentlichen
Lebrers der Mathematik und Phys!k &c. ubersetzt TObingen bei Jacob
Friedrich Heerbrandt. !?8y.
8". Pp.[t6]ty&
8".Pp. LI6J*y&
_r. _.t.I. ".J!t.a.D.a!D .ttt
ibis eMsitts of the fMtf patte ef the two pre- ~e~Mmder <<j<jh!M Z.<<~tr. t&)6~B.p. ~)
cedtM diMerMtions. They eontain matter bemeg eatb the MMadput "teh)- habtth."
on ttM bistory of transmutstion. FMhs (~
'94 C~TZ/A~-CWFAf~?

C&EtLING (JOHANNKONRAD). C<M/t~

Das Goldene Vliess.
See MACAZtM fBrdiehohere Chemle, tySy,ti. p. t.
LeMht D<&<s)My. ~t~ la ~~o~~ Ladtttpte. ~W). 0~ ~f~t
A'i'Mt&jf~,<7~,{)).p.!4a. &<<70.No.n96.
CRELL (LOREMZ FLORBNZFRtEPRtCHVON).
Die neuesten Entdeckungen in der Chemie. Gesamlet von D. Lorenz CreU,
Herzogl. Braunschweig. Utneburg. Betgrath. der theoret. An:neyge!ahttheit
und der Materia medica ordentl. ôaëntt. Lehrer zu HdmstMt, der Rôm.
Kaiser!.Academie der Naturforscher Adjuncte der Churmrst!. Maynxischen
Academie der Wissenschaften, der Berlin. GeseUsch.naturfbtsct!. Freunde,
und der Herzogi. Btaunschweig. deutschen Gesellschaft Mitgliede. Erster
Theil. Leipzig, in der Weygandschen Buchhandtung. ty8t.
8°. Pp.[ta] as"- ~J.
ZJ950. M
ZweyterTheit. M 3~64. ZehnterTheit. ft-7]8.!t86M.
Drittef Theit, [t6] ~3.
Vierter Theit. K&t, Ki)fterTM),xviM.968jaJ.
f6] z8z. Ptate. ZwoMterThe!t, 1784[M] a~ M. Nebst eincm
FUn<terTheii.M~4. Repster aber die tetztem sec))s~eite -rr-
pp. tvy~to
SechMMTheil nd~t einem Register Obtr ntte (m&printforaST-eoo).
sechsTheittJ'e]~. DMi~hMer thei). tyM, [8] 5.aM [1 Nank].
SiebenMrThei!,ft8l9M). Plate. (Thiss vol. <v.or the .t/, and has a
Achter Theit, t~. [6J zSa. Phte. tille-page to that effeet.)
tfNtnter TheH, xiv.[9]aj6. Mate.
Ctett wasborn at Hetmstadt, at Janumy, ty~. is now rememberedspecMtyas the active edhor of
He had the ttSMatUnive~tty tMJaing and tookthe severa1seriesof chemicaljoarnals issued under his
degrees of D. M)!), aad D. Med.. Md WM name between 1778and tSo~. CMtt's 'AoMten.'
appomted ptofessor of Chentishy and Mineratogy Journal,' 'Arehiv.' and 'KMdeckangen' are
in thé Carotinum at BruMwtdt ia t77t. !a tMg3 standard works or <e<erenee for the history of
he removedto Hetmstadtas pw~)- of PhitoMphy Chemist dunof! thelast quarte)-of the eighteenth
and became professor of Medtcine !<t t~. He centmy, jutt at thé birth of the enodent
diMhan~d the dutiesof theseoe6cestitt ï8to, when Lists of bisworks are given by MetMetand period.
Pttttcr.
the Univenity at Hetmstitdtwas abolished. After The followingtist of hts
that he actedas orduMuyprofessor of Chemistfy at journals may be useful
'Cbemisehesjoama).' 6 parts. iM~-t~St. 8
Gitttingen tiUhis death, wMch happened there on Die neoesten Entdeckungen in der Chemie.'
7 June, t8t6. He had also been Bntnswick t3 parts. t78t-t?S6.
Mming C<Mnc!ttorfrom 1780. His porMit is 'ChctnisthesArehi~ a part! tyS~.
giten m <4<~MM<tM 7~K~<~F~/<e/~<&.vo).ux. NeueschemischtsArchiv.' 8 vols. t783.t?Qt.
Crett madenuateroosehemtcat MseMches.whieh 'NeuestesChemischesArehiv.' tyo8.
were pab)i;hed in variousjournak and in various ChemischeAnnalen.' ~o <t))s. t?&t-t&M.
tangu~~s, and he was dihgent as a trandator of BeiMageM den ChemiMhenAnaaJen. 6 parts.
chemica! books. havingtumed Bbtett's iLectanM,' <78s-t799.
CMwfordon Heat, and others intoGenMan, bat he
Baumer,&t/t<)~a-e CA<-)M«-<r, !y99, p. 3. POtter. MM~A ~a~~t~A~ G~Mm.
Meusel, Dat C<M~< ?!'«&<M~ <M4'<<r<~< ~A~/eMW ~f C~t(~Mt<w~<«
~<<«~a ~<tcAM &?~~r, tygo, C~M~M, xi. (tSaot bytriedrich SaatteM), p. 80.
KtCtM,.<4wftH)! Kopp. G<'<r~< der C~jM&. t8~s, :u. p. t63
<~mMt<<M~<n!<«f, &M~M.
tSe&oS,PP.4M. 4M. 47', 473. 5~0.594. Poggendorlt
Poggendore. Hand.
F/<~<MfM&n!rM<
Watt. A~«M ~7Mtt&<t. ~9, (aMhors) we~~jt. tMa. i. col
~9A tS~ iv. p.
~~MMCw/<fM<H-«~-<t~,
(articte by
~j ~tM
Oppenhetm).
CREMER (JOHN).
~M MA!ER (M!CHAEL),TnpusAurcns, t6t8,p. tSj.
.vov MUSAKUMHERMETICUM,
synuaaval4.Van~1749, 1p. $33.
1/4~
John Cremer, abbot of Westminster, tived early Raymund Lully in Milan in tg~o, and from him
in the fo~tteenth ctBtmy. He was devoted to hc teamed part o< thé On Cremer's
Atchemy, and bad workcd at it for thirty yMts, persuasion Lully came tomystery
London where
but the morehe read the more he feit himseMmis- mainedtwo years. They workedtogether. he «:-
led by the cooHictof opinion and directMM for was presented to the King, Edward ïti.. Lullyand
work, so he MMtvedtogo to some adept of repute protmsed to iuppty him with gold for a war
and be put by Mm on thé right path. He went to «g~Mt the Turks. The King reeetved the gold
 cw~e'~z/vM ~s
CREMER
~t~&ttiE.~ ~UHN;. CM~M~.
(JoHN). t~OK~~WM.
bm used it against FMnce, and Lully. tedtn~ that doubt that haugs towd Lott/s <!s!t to Engtand.
he had been deceived, departed :uddN))y to the and Bc)T:eMusqueotiom Cremer's share in thé
great ret~et of Cremer, who never teamed any bosines!.
moreabout trtUMnmtMion. A portrait of Cfetneris ){iventy Adtntote at thé
Two dMcutties are connected with this stoty. head of Hermès bifd,' which Ashmote sitys w-M
one, that the nMoe of Crumer does not oceuf MWMtatedfrom Luity by Cremer. Cremer's stoty
amongthe abbots of Westminster, the other f! the Is quoted f)t mostof the historiescf atehemy.
Michael Maier. Symbola ~w~T<~ /MM.m',tôty, ~M ~<«/<ajF/iy/<~M<o. t7< p. !94.
pp. 4t3, 4:0. Gmetin, CM(AMA/«i~'Ct<~f. ~97, t. p. Sa.
Ashmolile.?X«t<r««t CA<at<c<t~~ff~~a~m, Schmieder, G~~M~f < ~M/<. tSga. pp.
16 pp. Qtg..I65d,7· <6o. tya, t8~
MoAof, ~Itfallorxar
<t/~<<~MMlransmataefone
/M!H~M~<t~<!f ~<
6pitlola, Hoetw, W~~ la CA~M. t&)9, t. p. 4tt!
t6M,p. tM. tM6, ). p. 43S.
BorichiM, CM.t~«'~ &nw C~M'WMM. Kopp, /)~<at~ t8M. pp. 339. 359.
t<97. P. '6.

CROLLIUS(OswALDus).
Osvaldi Crollii Veterani Hassi. Basitica Chymica continens. Philosophicum
propnâ laborum expenentià confirmatam descriptionem & vsum Remediorum
Chytnicorum Selectissimorum é Lumine Gratiœ & Naturœ Desumptorum.
In fine libri additus est Autoris eiusdem Tractatus Nouus De Signaturis
Rerum Internis. Cum Gratia & Priuilegio S. Cœs. Maiest. Francofurti,
Impensis Godefridi Tampachii, Anno M.D.C.XX.
8*. Pp.336hy, t b)Mk].Pp. t77-t8odn)ppe(t.Mo~Mtepeated.Ttactattts
de S)gn«toris-pp.
M< Index[98]. Ëtegi& de ÂMiqaaMedicina VMciBoHinget~,
&c,pp. t6. TueTractde Signatum has&sepamte title,included
lnthepagination.
Anédition
appearedat Genevn,
të~t,8*. Againt6~8,8*,withthéMtesofHartmonn &~ichaetis.
D. 0. M. A. Osuatd! Crollii Vetemni Hassi Basilica Chymica Continens.
Phitosophicam propriâ laborum expenenttâ con6nnatam descr!p~onem et
usum Remediorum Chymicorum Se!ect!ssimorumé LumineGratiseet Nature
Desumptorum. In fine libri additus est Autoris ejusdem Tractatus Nouus
de Signaturis Remm Internis. Cum Gratia et Priuilegio S. Caes. Maiest.
Francofurti, Impensis Godefridi Tampachij.
Withoutdata.
t*. Pp.[ï6] 983. tndeitM. Tractatusde SignatutisintemisMrùm,pp. [<<,
t bhnk],80. Index[t6] E)egiaUeVemAntiquaPM)«Mp)))ta MédianescripMà
M.VlricoBcMtMero, etc..pp.a~. Thé titlepageh!anefabomte tymbotic
engmving,
witJ)portraitsof Hermès.ModetusandLullyononeside,andGeber,R.Bacon and
Pmacebus Ot theother. Thisundatedéditionisa teissne ofthatof t6o9,withsome
which
modifications a reseeniu poems theend. Sheet basbeenreprinted;it
the at a a il
containscatch~'ordsnotintheeartierédition,theinnerUtMs ot thebordergodewnto
thebottom the tMe-page alsoisdiSefent.Sheetbbisthesameinboth;butce has
a)sobeenreprinted withcatcbwords and bordefing linesprotOMged:thepoemendson
tC4<w<c HMtead of o:~«~e, andtheregister, imprintanddatehavebeenomitted.

D. 0. M. A. Crollius Redivivus. Das ist, Hermetischer Wunderbaunt, warinn

zu sehen, wie die wunderbahre Werck Gottes von Liebhabern wahrer
Chymischer Artzney, recht zu verstehen, vnd zu erke&ea vnd wie ein jeder
Gottsfürchtiger Artist, vnd Spagyrus derselben nachfolgen, auff dafs er
dermal einest mit eigener gesegneter Hand-arbeit im Phitosophischen Acker
nicht nur ein Füncklein, sondern wot gar ein starcken Strahlen defs Liechts
der Natur, ohne sondere Mühe aufswurcken vnd erlangen mag. Aufs dem
grossen Hennetischen Lustgarten zusammen getragen vnd in sieben Btichkin
abgetheilet. Durch Anonymvm von Fetdtaw.
 C/?OZZ/M

CROLLIUS (OswALDus). C~M<

Syr. 14. !8. Wer sich mit seiner Arbeit nehret, vnd tast ihm
benügen,
der hat ein fëin ruhwig Leben, das heist, ein Schat~ vber &He
Schâtze finden.
Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, bey Anthoni Hummen. In Verlegung
Johann Gottfried Schonwetters. M.D.C.XXXV.
4°. Pp.tM]66. soengravinpitttheMfit.
rhJS~pp. t~8.
Chymica. and O~MCMtHm' Emn~nmVcf~e.
tndM [t~. t Mantt). them is pp.3. Md thé RMitiM
no UUe.pa)~.
After this contes the tract on Signatures,
withthetbUowiMgtMe.pttgc:
OM~tti Crolil Von Wetter auf~ dem ForsMnthMmb
AnhaM~chenwolver.tdMten Leib Medici Tractat vonHesson,weyland FOMttichen
den jn.e~henamM.t
Dinge. Oder von der wahren vndlebendigenAnatomia der grossen
vnd kleinen Welt. Vûtt dem Authore eMttichenbeschnebenvnd su vtMetschiedtichen
~?rS~ vndt~t!.hM ~t
Getruckt tu Fmn~n-t am Mayn, bey Caspar Mtd.îaVett~unKGottttidt-ram- S
~~hr~~ufrd~aeMMt
paclls, lui
pacb~s. 11\\jiabr
jaht 162%
iba9.
7a. tnde
Pp. j'a. x [7. t Niwk].
Index NMk].
Though it hM a scpamte titte-pitge, signatures been att issued together in t&t?. with notes by
and ptgtnMM)), it obv!ous)y forms part of thé Johann Hartmann
~), couchée that they
ptecedinjj;. form parts one volume and that owing to some
This seetM a made.up )x)()h. Wttether this thé
t6!9 (?) édition of CroUiM' J'ht«//<-«,~~nting the tract has been made to do duty for theFeldtaws
pobtMungatmnsement tiOe-pa~eof
whole.
tit)e.MBe,was issued with FetdmWs ttnef work, 1 have had noopportunité for Mcert&iningwhether
orwhetherthM is a defective copy which h&ppens there are other copies like this, or if there be
to have beett nte~ty bound afong with the other, 1 of the ~M nny
am not sure. Judging however from them having C~<M C~/<t!, 1629(?). with FeMtaw's
n~/f<f~, !6~, at the ead.
D.O.M.A. Osvvatd: Crot!ii Wetenu-n Hassi Chymisch Kleynod. Hiebevor
zwa)- au&gangen jetzo aber durch den Hochgetehrten
Johann Hartmannum
M.D. gemehrt verbessert, mit nothwendigen Notis spagyncis zu Ertautcrung
der Artzneyen, geziert, vnd zum Ersten mat, neben dem Hermetischen
Wunderbaum, in Truck au&gangen allen Doctoren,
Apoteckem, Laboranten,
BatMerem und mannigtichen sehr dienlich vnd nUtzMch. Cum G~tia et
Priuilegio S. Cœs. Maiest. Fmncofurt), Impensis Godetnd) Schonwetteri.
t647.
This is (oUowedby ?printed tit)e-p!)~e
P~Mer Sttdn. dx~ufr nicht a!tein fttk vnd jede in defs OsvvaMi
"T!
GfonM(~)hhMt.MenAtcbymMsot)en Maigtiehen Kt.ynod beandticheptoee&MS
Chy.Ms~ Artateyen emminiret v.d auff die~b ga~tM. sondem d~theM~ m~
mM~chiedhchen a.tden.sehOae. vnd na<dichen dutch Mt~t ~gMa~daiff~
ArtMeyen vor diMemin
titghcheErt~rung
M worden. Von Johann HMmann, L&teiniMherSpn~h"em~
vndverbeMtrt approbirten der Arbney ~FS~.
HeM)~) gew<senMwttbeKthntbten Leib Medieo vnd Pro~Marn at Marpms aa
hitM aberaittr vtet&tt.ge)-be~hm. Neben angehtngtea CmUiMhea TMetSt~von
denjnMfhehe. SignM~ oder M~ .))ef Ding. vnddem Hen~t~h.nWunder.
dem gememen Nutzen zum besten ins Teutsche veRMz~.
h~um,
~yn, Jn VcrlegungJohann Gottfried SchSnweMeM. M.M.XXXXVtt.Fmnckhtrt am
4". Pp. M 399 M; CtotMusredivivaa, 83 [t Maak]: Von den
SigMMMn
~&y'H~-<* ef Hm~ea. Geber, MonentM.R. T~ ~M'c d~n~Md
potttMM Bacon. R. LuUtut,PtMMe)!u& &)~v!nM
the hJ~P~'e Minati~Md~ a
!~S~
title.page ns Poltowsa
D.O.M.A. CroUius RedMwM. DM iM, Hermetbcher Wonderbanm, warinn
at sehen. wie die wundMbithre Werek Gottes von Li.bh~m
wiSH~Chy~sS
At~ney. recht M verstehen, vnd M.rhenne.) vMtwie <in jeder (~MrcMMT An~
vnd SpMyms Mffdas .r den~t einest mit
HMdarbw .md~e!b.nnadhfo)get). Acker nicht nar ein FOndtttin,
eigeew ~S
sMMken StMhten Ph.h~phiMhen
<te& Liechts der Natur, ohne sondete MtheM~a.~ Mn&ntwN~?~
wd
erMngen tMg.
nM~t~)~?~")?~ Lustgarten MMmmen getntgen vnd in siet-en
nuchtttn abgethetMt. Dtttch Anonymam von PetdMw.
 <~OZZ/C7?<?A~A~<7W/~ !87

CROLUUS (OswAMWs). <M«~.

Syr, t<t.t8. Wer sich mit sefaet Arbeit nehret, vnnd M:t Jhm bettOgen,der tMtein
<ein nthwiB;Leben, <hMheMtein Schatz tbw atte SchNtMfindca.
Gedruckt M FnMeMott<tm MityM,bey Hans Medench We!& M.D.C.XXXXVH.
Pp. 83 [t b)an)<].
TtM MatemetHon thé engTMed tMe-page thM would in~Mte that thé vo!un)c entitted C~«M
this is the HKtpubUcation of thèse tmets together, ~'</<ty<'<w,&c. wasa nmde up one.

[Another
--rj.j Copy.]
!t want: thé aengt~ved
wttnt: the ttgmved titte.
title.
The F<MM<wChymica eonsisMof three parts tn Eag)M) it appears as ~'fyt!/ and /~w/<'M~
an admonitorypreface, in whichCrollius dtscusses C~MM~, in yA~w yi~a<< London, t6~
thé doctrines of Pnracelsus the pfMticat part, ftmatt folio. BMfdesCroUitM'At~/Mo it contains
whichX reatty a trfatiM on phannacy and them. Hartmann's /*M!<~<w~C~'M<
peutiM: and the trcfUise on Signatures. Thé The 'Admonitory Prdaee,' made English by
remarb made by Oonrine and tw Schc!hammer H. Pinnel,' was published in /A~Ay Nejormtd
are not much io commendation of either Crollius a~/x~~w~~ Ait~f/'n~tMft ?t<!fM<M, boodott.
or hia book, but it 'n<tst be Mmembered thnt '6S7.<°1
Conring was opposed to Paracetttisand his system 'n)e ?Tr).a/w~<a~~(wh)ch is dated t66~)
and his followers. may souMttme: be found separate from the
Siolle notices thé work <avot<ntNy. The 'Ad. jBMt'/M!. lt is noticed by Paschius when tracing
monitory Prêtée' and P~rocebus' vtew<ineenerat the history of Amuletsand Talismans.
are sewre!y crittctztd by Liba~ius in his ~«MM Croll, or Crollius, was bom M Wetter in tj8o,
/t<A«<~<~ )t<w<f,t6t5, pp. 3!.87, <bmtfne part studied at Marburg, Heiddberg, StrMbutg,
of his ~nM//t- A~~M~M ~/<<f'f ~~aa. Geneva, tm~Ued, and became phyachm of Prince
MKMCb~t&oyw*,q.v. Christian of Anhnit.Bentber~. in medicinehe was
On his Chemïstrysee Kopp. ttn adhèrent of PMMebtts, and invented sevcntt
A Gennan tntnshtion, atteted from Hartmann's, remédier. ThefiMtédition of the B<tM'/M-<t C~et!'«!
y.f. \VMbrought out apin «t Ntimherg in t684, was published at Fntndtfurt, t6o8 again in t6o9.
byJohMn HiskiM.Card'tucfm.wtth&commentar)'. and aftenvattis in numerous editions. CtoXitM
thé French tnuMdation was executed by J. died in t6o~.
M<(rce)de butène, Lyons, t6z7,8°.
MMo~er, ~«~m«f<« M~w A<!<<<'« v. p. 4~4 (Pedigree of thé CroU famity) v. (t~) p.
t~/<fv. p. t48, and &M' ~r. i ~jM/.l. 966 (notice ofO.C.).
Vao der Linden, De ~~M~~t~t'~ //M~< ~y/n~ ta~ <7M'~fcA/~ der ~<!it~«Chemie,ty83,
1637.p. 378. PP- 5'7.59''
Bone).~<<'a! C~&t!, t6~t, p. 68 !6~6. PP0.5117,S91i. Weige), ~'Mt/t't'/e~ .ta~xur <?/~tWfM<w&~M</f- Scheide.
jh«M/, t788, i. p. t40.
hëreUio, ~,M<&~<M ~«'M/tM, t686, p. 8~9. Gmetfn, C«~M~<*der Ct<w<M, i.
t7$y, pp. 900.
Conring, /« </w'«~~f<!<~ ~~M ~~MM~m
/<t<nt~<&~t68y, p. t$~, p. 3~4,p. 37~ Rqkrtorliemder chemije,4e»
FUch! ~«~«M ~<at)'J~<« JM~«f,
Ultoatur,
Witte. A~M, <688, Sig. G4 t8o6, p. M.
twA'. Ann. t6o<). F~M~~ ~/<M<-< Paris, Panckoucte (t8ao.
l'ascbius, ~fM /«tw««t Trattalus, tyco. =5). P- JMS
pp. <t<tt,
~03. 'J': .L' D' J' Sprenget, C<f~«~/<! ~<~M<~H~<&, <8:)7,iii.
ReimfMnn, ~i'~<~ ~M«' ~«t/~MM' t« die P. 528.
~<~<t)))t /M~w~<!<x<&w ?'<w~'Af<t.ni, 1709, Ersch
& Gruber,<4~iH)M!'w.&M~M~<Mw, yàtopddit. 1829,
t99o.
p. xx. t6<)(shortarticle by Baur).
480.
Roth~chottt. Bidliolksra e~M«M,
jBMM<~<M Chssaica,~tM7.
t~Q~,p.P.48.
48. ThonMon. ~<J<<My<j~CA«M~)', tSgo. i. p. <74.
StoHe,~M&«<~</<f ~M ~M'<&f/ttw~< Kopp, G<~«'~ <&' C~<fMtf,!643, i. p. ttz&&
f;Mtht~M/, t/gt, pp. 693, 780. /'<t~«M.
Kestner, ~<AH«tJ<-«f C<<«tr<fa.vMc«, ~40, Ladrague, jB<M/~M ONttr~ &MN<~j
P. ~33* &f~/<j, 1870.Nos. tsoo.t6oo.
DufMsnoy, ~'</e<M de la /%<?o~«'
LenRtet /~A~6MM~w< /fA~ ~~<M'~A«',tByo, iv. p. 6<~t.
/~r<a~«~, t749, !h. p. 143. ~<«Mt<t<t<t1t ~~A~tW~f <t'J&MW<Vt ~)/tW<-
JScher, ~<M<aM 0<<M.)-«'<'«, ty~o, f<t/M,1870, xxiii. p. ~ot.
i. col. 9:t<~ Haeser, Gf~t~Mt der ~<«o'x, tMt, ii. pp. 99.
E)oy, jM~<H!~< ~'M'<~«~ de la ~/<Mof<'w, to8, st5, 06.
'7,M. p. 967; <778. M)!ings,/)«A'.v.<*a/<t/<~< tSS:, iii. p. Sar and
Bfmuter,A~/M<~rai.p. zy8a, p. to6.
736. t?89,
~~««M, toG. Series, tSo8, iii. p. tOM.
Sttieder,<3n<«~/<M!«M«~<<tf~<M f~<'M7- Hirscb, Ft<ifre~t/~M y~'Ah'a der ~~t<
~<< &tb~M< &~K~ Gtittingon, ii. (t~Sa) ~t~<f</<'<t ~< 1885.ii. p. Tu?.

CROM.
JfG LE CROM.
LU Vayvl.

CRONENBURGIUS
(BERNARDUs DKssEmus).
De Compositione Medicamentorum, hod!emo aevo, apud Phannacopotas,
pasam extantium: et quo Artificic eadem recte parari queant cum
t88 C/?OA~F~?&WG/~–MM?~E~

CRONENBURGIUS (BBRMARpusDsssKNtus). ~a/<yK~.

Simpliciumatque Aromatum (quibus consistunt) exposition!bus,ac plerorumq;
omnium detectu, Libri X. Non Medicis & PhMmacopceistanthn), sed
omnibus insuper rerum cogaoscendMum studiosis, utilissimi pariter ac
necessarij. Ubi singula ad ipsissimam ueritatem expenduntut, plurimi
errores apenuntur, & controuersiaefrequentes concUantur, Autore Bernardo
Dessennio Cronenburgto, Doctore Medica Coloniensi.
ïn ïavidmm Autor
Docta manus Medici, tractat genus omne malorum,
Ast mordax tiuo)', spemit opem medicam.
Quid unoquoq; Mbro continetur, uersa pagina indicat. Cum Indice
locupletissimo, Latino ac Germanico. Cum Gratia, & Privilegio Impenat!
nouo, ad octennium. Fr&ncofbtti, Apud Hœred. Cht. Egenotpht,
M.D.LV.
Folio. Ff.
Folio. Ff.[t8]t~.
[t8] t~. Egenotph's de~co on thé titte-page and f. t~t ~~<
Egenotph'sdevicoonthetMe.pageMdf.t~t~
Thu phyticitm is described by some authorities for nine yenrs. lie then went to Cologne, where
under the Mme of Cronenburgius, by others under he taught medicine.[ccetwd <t pension,and, with
Uesseaius,whtch is peth&Mmore coreet. t have. gre&t &me as a pbysician and botaniat, died in
however,rollowedAdanti.Vaoder Linden, Vander t~ He wrote a detetice of the oM medicine
Aa, and other writers, and catted him Ctronen- aauMt George Phtedto and the PMaeet$ists,
buretus. He was born at Amsterdam in tSM, Cologne, );73,<t*,atteatise on the pNgue,Cologne,
smdicd medicine at Louvain, went to Bologna, [:64. 4", <mda tetterto Matthiotu*.
and, io t5}9. became M.D. thefe: returaed te Of thé présent work there ~Ttsa)so anédition
HoUand. and. atter ptactMng in various places, L)-ons, t5}6,8'.
'iettM its professor of medicine at GrSningen
Adami, ~«' G<y«M)te~<M .<t~)H. i&t&,p. Kestner, ~~nxUfAM C~/f~~M.t-M-Mt.t~o,
9t7. P.333.
Vander Linden, Nt~&tt ~r< ~«<), JMter,
~~tW<<Mt C</<!&~«.~t&~x. 1750, i.
t6~, p. 8K. col. !t3tg.
Boroi,~~AO~efs CAtMKa, 165~. p. 78 t6;6, Eloy, /X~'a«Mw /~o~n<- /« ~<~<tw,
p. 7~(under Dissennius). ~75S. P- '8< W~. P. 33 (underDessenius).
MercMin..Mm~'M tw<wa~M,t686. p. ta8. UmeMn, C~t-~Mi~der C~<m«, tyo~, i. p. 355
Connng, In t/MAt~a~ ~/7<at ~M«MM (ander Des!en!m).
/~<~)~/o, t68y, p. 37;. Fucbs, .~M'/O~tM der C~Mt~M /M<
Frcher, yA<«~«M HM~M)<t~yt«<</tc«<C&M, t8o6~8, p. M (under Dessemas).
<M8, p.H. t~8 (unda- DesscnhM). ~MtV!AM MW<M/~Paris, Panckottdte ()8eo.
!M)er, ~~«a~&'ta &'<<tt<fa,tT~ï, i. p. 3t6. a5) i"' p 3~'
Haller, ~MM~<-e ~/<-M<c ~~<-a'. tTy?, ii. B!ty!e&Thi)htye, &<& ~M<M/M~<. t8ss, i.
p. !tt (MMterDessenius). p. ~23.
Manget, B)«t<~<t<o~ &c/w jtAtA'tWKM. Van der Aa. N«;p~A~A M~n~a<~ <<'<<-
t73!, t. il. p. t.t~. A'~<w~ t8s~. "i. p. SM-
Ï-oppeM, &M<fa B~~M. t739, i. p. t~.

CROSSET de la Haumerie.
Set LE CROM.

CRÛGNER (MtCHAEL).
D. 0. M. A. Accipe, quod sentitur, antequam discitur. Michaelis Crugeneri,
P.M.C. Chymischer aufgewickelter Gebrauch und Bereitungseiner Elixiren,
welche zu heilsamer Cur der vornehmsten und bekantesten und aus ihren
dannn beschriebenen Ursachen und Zutatten entspringenden Kranckheiten,
so dem Menschlichen Leibe von Fuis an bHs auff die Scheitel, begegnen
kônnen: Zu erhattung des Lebens, langwieriger Gesundheit, und zu
 C7?M?A~M t89

CRÛGMER (MtCHABt.).C~~w~.
verhOttung des Liebes und Gemüthes Beschwehrung dien- und nützlichen,
Dem beygefiigt ein besonderer PMto-Medico Chymischer Anhang, oder
kurtzer Tractât, in welchem gelehret und gehandett wird, worzu der Mensch
von Gott dem Herrn tuchtig erschaffen sey. Item was M verrichten kan,
und was er, wenn er von Gott zu einem Philo-CbymtschenMedico beruffen,
nothwendig kônnen und wissen soU, Datbey werden etliche wenige doch
besondre nutzbahre und tieflnachdenckliche Medicamente ersehen, und
nebenst einem zwiefachenRegister, so wohl der Cap!tom eaTum~, sectionum
a!s der rerum & verborum allen Liebhabern der Warheit und der rechten
Hermetischen Artzney gefliessenen m Nutz und Gefallen an Tag gegeben.
Augustin, lib. 8. de Trinit.
Nullus reprehensor ibnhidandus est amatori veritatis. Etenim aut inimicus
reprehensurus est, aut amicus: Si inimicus insuttat, ferendus est:
Amicus autem, si errat, docendus est, & audiendus.
Drefsden,in verlegungChristian Bergen,gedruckt in SeyffertsDruckerey, t66!.
etc.[43].
4*. Pp.[36]:!43.Register,
D<O.M.A. Michae!isCrHgneri,P.M.C. NeuvermehrterChymischerFruhMng.
Dasist sonderbarer Medico-ChymischerTractat, sambt einer Astrologischen
Continuation. Die Gewâchse zu samMen, und zu gewissen Kranckheiten
recht xu bereiten. Darinnen insonderheit kürtzlich und treufleissig dar-
gethan wird, welches nicht allein irrige Meinungen und fatsche Procède,
sondem auch im Gegentheil,richtige, kurtze und waare Procefse,mit sonder-
baren Handgrinen, auch beygefugtem Gebrauch und Nutz gewiesen wird
Alles mit hochstem Fleifs, eigner Ertahrung, und mühsamer Erforschung
observiret, probiret, demonstriret und beschrieben vom Autore in Drefsden.
Vornemlich allen Liebhabern der Warheit, und der rechten Hermetischen
Artzney geniessenen zu Nutz und Gefallen. Welchen vorher gesetzet
Informatorium Medico-Chymicumoder Untemcht, was ein recht Chymischer
oder Hermetis,cher Medicus sey, und was von ihm erfordert werde.
Augustinus 8. de Trinit.
Nullus reprehensor formidandus <estamatori Veritatis Etenim aut inimicus
reprehensurus est, aut amicus: Si inimicus insultât, ferendus est; amicus
autem si errât, docendus est & audiendus.
Nürnberg, In Verlegung Wolngang, defs Jungern, und Johann Andréa:
Bndter, Anno M.DC.LIV.
4". Pp.[t6]~8S[t9,1 MMth].MS.note:

[Another Copy.]

D. 0. M.A. Harmonia ad omnium MysteriorumCognitionem, Deo singulariter

sic ordinante, certissima via est. Michaelis Crügneri, P.M.C. Chymischer
Garten-Baw, das ist: Spagyrische Beschreibung Vier- und dreissigerley
Gewachs und Krauter, nach rechter Fundamental und Hermetischer
<9o C~CA~
CRÙGNER. (MMHAEL). C~~w~.
Anteitung: Wetche aufs der Putrefaction- und Transplantation sich Gener-
irn, vom stetssuchenden Autore fleissig observiret. Allen Liebhabern zum
Anhts, zur femerer Speculation und Observation dem Menschenzum besten
heraufsgegeben. Nebenst Angehângter kleinen Haliographia.
Aogust. Ub.8. de Trin.
Nullus reprehensor formidandusest amatori veritatis. Etenim aut inimicus
reprehensurus est, aut amicus S! inimicus tnsuttat, ferendus est
Amtcus autem, si errat docendus est, & audiendus.
Symbolum Autoris.
Wer Gott zum Freunde hat, der darff sich vor den Menschen nicht
Mrchten.
Nurnbefg, In Verlegung WoK!gang, des jüngern, und Johann AndKae
Endtern, Im Jahï ï6s3.
Pp. 966 Mmk].(Tablein btackand red. This.howcver,
betoagsM
CtUgner's tract <~ye<t~A< MS. notes.
&'matf~.]

[Another Copy.]
D.0. M. A. Michaelis Crugeneri, P.M.C. Chymischer Sommer. Das ist
sonderbarer Medico-Chymischer Tractât, darinnen insonderheit tmrtztich
und treuSeisstg dargethan wird, wie die Gew&chscnach rechter InSuentz,
und rechtem Mais defs himmlischen,recht eingetheilten Zodiacizu samblen,
und dann ferner Chymicè und Astrologicè recht zu praepanrenseyn, so wo!
rechter Gebrauch und Nutz gewiesen wird. Alles mit hochstem Fleifs,
eigner Erfahrung, und mithesamer Erforschung observirt, probiret, demon-
striret und beschrieben vom Autore in Drefsden. Vomemlich Allen
Liebhabem der Warheit, und der rechten Hermetischen ArtzneyGeBtssenen
zu Nutz und Gefallen an Tag geben.
Augustinus 1. 8. de Trinit.
Nullus reprehensor formidandus est amatori Veritatis Etenim aut inimicus
reprehensurus est, aut amicus. Si inimicus insuttat, ferendus est
amicus si errat, docendus est & audiendus.
Nürnberg, In Verlegung Wolffgang dess Jungern, und Joh: Andrew
Endtem, Anno M.DC.LVI.
4'. Pp.M 435ft b)M){,to]. Tableat p. 97.M<tthé fotdingtaMein redand
black,p. t8i.wHtbefoundinCrUgeer's
C~MJ<'&Ca~o&M.&?. actes.
[Another ~upy.j
~ummct Copy.]J
CrOgner, or Crugener, aourished ~bout thé trestbe. GoMt~. t~, a" in German, Frkf. a. M.
midd)e of the seventeenth tent'try, )ived in Moa.S*. B~Hesthoseabovementionedhewtote
Dtttden. and was a chemist and a otedica) prm.
titioner of the Khoot of the îiUro.mMhematicians atso CtfMtjit~~ y~MM~MM, DtMdett, Nambefe.
tôso, 4° ~j/~«eNt«t ~orM, Osnabrtidc. t6M.4':¡
or tatto-astt&nomttS. He detised a number of ~i~Md. t6y.t,4'; Ct~<Mh!f~
medicinesand speei6es,in pMticu!a)'thé materia and e~f H~M~.tMtt it isaquesMon if thé
perhta," ofwhieh ht gives an account in a sepamte hst two were nctaaiiypuMished.
Reimmana, ~'«t&<<t<M' &t <&< ~M/o~n'eM /</<n!. Hatte< &W<MA«;a ~M~wN<a'. ~779,iii.
fMat <&w 7~Af«, Halle !m Magdeburg, t~tg, p. Mj.
vi. p. S9'< GmeUn, G<-j<:AM/< CA<M~,tyay, i. p. 693.
B~o/~a
RotË~dMttz, Ct<fM«M,t7~, p. SI. ~&<&'<t&.Palis, PMdtoucke (t&o-
~<~)
~<~<xM<-At ~«~a~
ft Kestner,
P."34.
IS~II 0<&A~<a.~MM<t,ty~o, :;), i!i. p. 3<9.
Kopp, t8S6.ii. pp. 379,39:.
/<&A<N)~,
 c~CA~-cwMr '9'

CRÛGNER
t~KUuM&H ~tCHAE~.(MtCHABL). Coa/MM~.
t~OWMMC.
The materia pM-tata.' which the fnwntor sold The materia porht~' heMdMMiM isnot to be
for 949. the ounct, and about which a good deat confounded with the 'ptrttKed sait' of Proust,
has been written, is, according to some, 'Anti. which wu investiMtedby Sebeete and described
monium diaphotettcum,' appfn-enttythe oxide of ta Cfett's C4<'M&a//Mfwa/, t~t, i. p. no
the meM). Thé question was dtM)~ed in an (Et)g)ishMndation).
ttcademic dissertation by Péter Gericke (~JM) HaMwquotes thtte editions of thé tract on tbis
and Arthur Cot<t<tdErMting (~.) /MMf~a~ Mpic tn German Hudissht,t66~, S° Ratisbon,
~~<!<<n'«/<<t, Hetmttadii. ~37 (or t~S. for 1676,S* t679,8°.
the date ts Munred),<t*. and me authorities there
quoted.
Kerner, y<M C~<a/n'<-<t, 1618, Se<!t. !v., Weige!. C~«~) <& ~<w<t«~ a~~MM~~
si Pa~w/<~ CA<M~,)77! Il. pp. 53!, ~h 8 'p~.
Kctb,~~t/M~M~C~M&, ty~t, p. :M8. FudM, At~Wt~MM <A<'M< ~</A'/w/a',
ve, J5'/tMM/« C%)WtM',t73t, li. pro' tOo~oS, p. t47.
cMsMecot.

CRUSIUS (DAVID).
Theatrum Morborum Hermetico-Hippocraticum seu methodicx morborum,
et curationis eorundem dispositio multis elegantissimisproblematis ac
Hennet!cœ medicin~ flosculisHtustfata. Opetâ & studiô D. Davidis Crusij,
Cnmniccnsis,Philosophi & Medici. 16!$. Erfurti typis Nicolai Schmuck'j,
Impensis Johannis Episcop. B:Niopo!<e Erfurtens
S'. Pp.[t!. i bhnk]949. Index[8]. Appendix [tz] [3bhnk).Foldingtable
contalninga sterne of diseates.
and Patt: t6t6. Erfurti. TypisMccMenanb,tmpenst!Johaanishpiscop.
Bib)iopo!iB.Pp.[t6]a84.
ODftOpOxC.t'p.~Oj.KKt. tn<te)t[n,ïb)ank].
mu'st~t.tuftu FoMingtaMewithanotherschente.
Thispart
This parthMa
hM a separate
separate t itte,
s ignatures,
titte,signatures, andpagination.
and
The notices of Crusius are rather discordant. not a niunicipality, so that there was no burgo.
Accordingto one account he was bom at Crin). master.
miMchau uear A)teobutS, 39 Januaty, !<8$, StoHe is right so far as the t688 votume of
graduated master of ans ~t Erfurt, MMdied at tena Wltte's /~M~m is concemed. But thete was
and other universities,and becamc M.D. of Base) another part issued in t~t, and Crosim' name
it) t6o~. He practbed pnvatety at Erfurt, and may posstbtybe in it. t havenot seen thispert.
declined many oHiifs to become private physician By BoMt there is quoted alsoa DanielCrusius.
of various princes. He accepted, however. the author of "MethodiM PbMc~ peripatetico-Her.
Hen'" met!Medetine&tio,Erphord.apud Hirtmer,t6t7, in
p<tof"R<nhmeister"attd"OberS<:hfos!:
at Erfurt. His death took place on t~ Juty, t&tc.. 8'
Another version is that he was a native of Whether Daniel is a misprint for David, or
Grimme, private phyiician of vartoas princes and whether they are distinctauthors, a))) uaabte to
counts, and buigomaster of Erfurt. This is décide.
atSnned on the authority of Wittes ZMMt«M Lengtet Dafresnoy,followedby Gmeiin,fe<}Mto
~M<)M. but Stolle remarks that therebnot DtmMon!y and his book.
a word about Crusius !n that work, and fanher Van der Linden eatk bun CtiMniceMM.and
that there is evidencethat Erfurt at that timewas mention! the yx~/reat ~~en~onty.

Van der Linden, &M <M~M~~W <<<'f, Kestner, ~</MMM~<<t(~~<<<<M'<w«, ty~o.

t637, p. T3t. p.93$. de la /'M!M~«*
BoM),JM/<M CtfM~. t6M, p. yt f<S~ Lengtet
Da&esnoy,
p.86- ~~M/<<~«f, 1742,ii).p. M4.
~<M&MWw~of<t/M,t686. p. a4a.
Metddin, tMtef, ~<<Kt G<Mf~t.~t«M. t7s<~).
col. Mgg.
Manget, B~/M~<f ~f~<M ~<M«'<
1131,J. il. po154. M'- /H'~«<!< ~.M/f/~Mde la A~&<~«<,
Stolle, ~<t&<<«~ ~t'~M-f<der ~<ft<-«t~~ E)0y,
C~tM~, '73t. p. ~4. Gme)M, <&~AA<i5'<'ûh'ottf. tM7, i. p H9.
MotschmM!)),~<y!K<t /<<<! c~/</< p. 99. Nfep~~ ~M&< Paris, fancKOUctte(tSM.
95), ?. P.

CRUX.
D. 0. M. A. 1 Cruxabsq; Cruce Das ist: j Wotvermeynte) Defension,deren,
inter t Mundi calumnias blühenden Teutschenj Gesellschaftad S. Sanctum1
Genannt Vom Rosencreutz. [Vignette.] Autore V!to del Capo dela bona
speranza. t
 c/c&~yo/f

CRUX. C<
Non nobis Domine, non nobis, sed no-) mini tuo da gtoriam.t
M.DC.XVH. j1
No p)aw,
pi=, printer, or pubtisher.
publisher.
« ~h~' J The ~nette is a Mcon standing on the winged Earth
batt. with wr~th in .ts beak. and an open bock in it! right toot. and thé motte:
Gloria Virtute Paratar.
~~J* ~.R<'si<:nie~ tmct of whieh Boret ~(~<
& ~83. pp. 83.4,
~,<-<, 7,)sp<a)~ of MS. Md by K)< ~M~<
lt is mentionedtd~o in,6M.
~t~nfp.aa <«- F~a5' )8<n. p. tS~, No. z<t99.

D. 0. M. A. ) Crux abs~; Cruce j 1 Dasist

1 Wolvermeynte Defenaon, deren,
inter Mun-)di calumnias blühenden Teutschen 1 Gesellschafft ad S. Sanctum 1
genannt ) Vom Rosencreutz. ) [Vignette.] Autore Vite del capo dela bona
speranza. j1
Non nobis Domine, non nobis, sed nomini ( tuo da gtofiam. )1
M.DC.XVIII. j
8". ~t'~ ~)' The vignette is as in the !6t7e<tition.but thé two issues
are quite dirent thfouehoat. not merely in the titte-paget. The 'xmchtdim: tines in
thetwo<!d)Honsafe!Mfot)ows:
Edition of t6t7 Da. 1bat)) inter fnvidias & veMMttdoaes(sic)me. t diusin
bonnespt). Mense Sep.) ten)b< Anno tôt?. ) VitM del capo dela capite
bona spenuMa.f
Edition of t6t8: Da- f bam inter mvidias&pen.ecuttoMsme. ) dius in capite bonfe
spe). Mensej heptemM. Anno tôt?. ) Vitus det citpo dela bona spetanfM.) Tho
noat ornaments are difiëfent.

CRUX Symbolica.
Symbolica Crux.
See MANGRT (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, i7o2, ii. p. 840.
See COMtTtBUS (LUOOVtCUSDE).

CULPEPER (NtCHOLAs).
See SËNNERT
*J~c
~t-tn&t~t (DANtEL),
\t~AMiC,~ i66o.
tOOOt

Cutpepef. bom t6i6 at London, was at Cam- vety successM mimuat. He wrote a number of
bridge in 163~,and was !t goodschotar. He was medicat books, and bis bard work !ts a pmctitioner
appreoticed to an apothecaty, in t64o he set up as and author injured his health, and be died in Jan.
astrologer Md physieian, and was much esteemed '653.4. aged 38.
inmeWtercapMtty. HistfRMtationoftttaPhM- His portrmt is in the 'UMt Legacy.'aad in the
matopmia of the Cettege of Physiciattsexcited their DirectMy,' or naMhtion of the Phannacopoeia:
indignftion. His Engtish Phyaieian,' tS~g.wasIl
Haller, &M/A«M F<a«-a, tyyï, i. p. ~y; jP«<tMa<t<M' ~<<<~<' a~ ~<tM Midi.
t772, p. tso. ca/M, 1880,xxiv. p. y4.
Haller, ~/<«/<4«M~~«Ma' ~f<t, t77g, iii. Haes<r. G<~<f~t~,«, t88t, ii. p. ~6y.
p.8(se<eMtwcrks). Btttings, /x<&t-CtA!~M, t889, iii. p. eey and
The C<K<&Ma)t'j A~«M~, t797, txvii. pan 9, Series, t898, iii. p. ioM.
p. 563. Hirsch, ~<~pa~AM<A<! ~.nA)a der At~
P.H563:
Hutchinson. B~MM~M8iu~rrrpAiaM~M, Medira tyoo,
tygg, i.i. p. su.
a3q. ~Mt<&« ~<ft«', tSSs. il. p. tt~.
Chalmers, The C<'a<t/B~nt&4M<t/~«-/<c/MtT, ~<~MK<uy National B~n?~, tM8, xiii. p.
t8t.h xi. p. t3o. 286.
Watt.~&wK<-<t, 1819, i, (<mth«R) StdneyPeel, "Nichohs Ct)!peper, soldier,phy.
9?6< s!cian, xsttctoger, and potiudan," A~'w~
~«tr~tf ~t/<'<<)&.Paris. Pantkoueke (te~- C«/a~, London, te~S, xliii. pp. 755-763.
~).iiï. p. 36~.

CULTOR.
Cultor Spagincœ Medicinœ.
Sec ZWKYschône Cbymische Tractâttein.
 C~Zr<M-<~W7<?.S'F <93

CULTOR. C!~M~
GrandUcher Spagyrischer Wissenschaften Cultor.
Set COKt.UMPhitosophorun),<739.

CUNRAD (CONRAD).
~f KHUNRATH
(CONRAD).

CURIEUSE Anmerckungen,
DKnct~ Med:c<B,
tyo6.

CURIEUSE Gedancken, von der wahren Atchym!a, insonderheit dessen Pnma

Materia, nebst vôlligerAnwe!sungzu Pfaep&nrungdes Lapidis PhHosophorun!
und Un!~ts&Medic!n, mit allen da~u nôthtgen HandgriHen und Observa-
tionibus treuhertzig entdecket, von einem Liebhaber der curieusen
Wissenschaften und Membro des Collegii Curiosorum in Teatschtandt.
Gedruckt im Jahr ~o~.
Withoutptacoandprinter'snnme.
S*. Pp.(60]. FotdiOR
engmved w!<h
frontitp!ece,
.r. ofBMi)
,nportfaft!:
.w. Vatentioe
Md
i'HMCe)H)&
)'HMcem)&
Thé first ctMMer contains short notices of The historical notes are of some :Mttte<:t. The
reputed «uthentM cases of MansmuttHion, the anonymity of this tract seems to haw becn wett
second KeaMof the chtttacte)' of n true atchetxfst, pfMetved. for il was not known to Gtfvas!us, the
and the third of the first matter and how it is tobe editor of the ~vm-kof Abraham HteMnr (~.p.)
p~epared. nnd how 'projection' h to be made. Vorrede, si~. X ~f/c.

CURIEUSE Untersucbung etlicher Minemlien, Thiere und Krauter, insonder-

heit derer sich die Sophisten in pneparirung des Lapidis bedienen. Nebst
Entdeckung der meisten hierbey vorfallenden Sophistereyen und falochen
Processen, wie auch v&iger Anweisung zu der wahren Materie, und rechten
Bereitung des PhitosopMschen Steins, mit atten daMUnothigen Handgrift'en
und Observationibus treuhertzig nMtgetheHet~von einem Liebhaber der
curieusen WissenschaSten und Membro des Collegii Curiosorumin Teutsch.
hmd. Gedrucktimjahrt~o~.
8°. pp.M. FoMing<fonth!pieMM)nthe~<f<-f<M<<!«&M~M. hi~ttfeyised
andeobu~ed éditionofthnttract
t~dfogue,AMo<M~w &<M &<
<?<MM~ t9~, No.t~.

CURIOSE CHYMICUS (DBR).

Der Curiose Chymicus, oder curioses Labomtorium Medico-Chynttcunt,&c.
Der Curiose Medicus, oder sonderbare euriose Anleitung zur Medicin, &c.
Der Curiose Chirurgus, oder curioser Begriarder Wund-Artzney,nebst einer
vortredichen Frantzosen-Kur, Bericht von Aderlassen, SchrôpNën,&c. Mit
Beyfugung eines curiosen Ufin BiicMeins, wie die Wasser der Kranken zu
besehen. Drefsden und Leipzig, Ver!egtensJfoh. Christoph Mieths Erben.
'7'9.
8*. Pp. M Med:cM,48; P~ft ii. tM. LaboratortMn). t8<, Indexfy].
Chirun~s.Ma,index[5, t b!ank]. tMn~MehMn, 3t ttabovek
b)aeh).Eitdttract bas
an èmbomte titte'pa~ Mehtdtd
i n the T
pagimttton. he the genemttitie,
whiehisprintedie rMandblock.
?
194 C'~WO.S~–<~Mr

CURIOSE CHYMtCUS (ÏÏER). C~w~.

Uer Curiose Chymicus, oder curioses Laboratorium Medico-Chymicum,&c.
Der Curiose Medicus, oder sonderbahre cunose Anleitung zur Medicin, &c.
Der Curiose Chirurgus, oder curioser Begriffder Wund-Artzney,nebst einer
vortrefHichen Frantzosen-Cut, Bericht von Adertassen, Schroptfën, &c. Mit
Beyfiigung eines curiosen Urin-BitcMeins, wie die Wasser derer Krancken
xu besehen. Drefsden und Leipzig, Bey Gottlob Christian Hilschern,
pnvt). Hof-Buchfuhret, t?~.
8*. Pp.Labonttonum.t8;[?].Medtcus.t743,d8:t'Mtii.aM[misMkef<<t'ï~!j.
tza
Chimrgus, raaftrI blttnkl.
ChirorgllS. bh~M.UrÍn.!il1ehlein,
UriM-Bachtein, [5,i bTllnk).
3t ~t[s.T T))e
Thegenetn)tit)cismisp)aecd
btanitj. genem1titleismispll\l:cd
m frontof Part ii.offhe Medicus. whichhasno separate titteof i('!own. Théother
tractshnveseparatetitles. Thisisa repntttof the t?~ edition.Thebockdoesnot
tfMtof chemistry or but of ntedicineand surgery, nndthe preparationand
appticationof drufp.iUehemy.

CXXX Gmnd-Satze.
· See MUNnERTund dreissig Grund.Satiie.
 Z'. (M. C. ~)-Z)~Z~ t9;

D. (M. C. M.), Martinus Copus, Medicinœ Doctor.

CEPHALUS (AR!OPOMUS).

B..(W.&.L.).
Sws*

D**
Respour.

D. (H. V.).
tUMBA SRMtRAMtDIS.

D.(R. E. J.).
Elias der Artist, eine Abhandlung von der h(inst):chenMetallverwandlung.
Sa SCHRÔDEH (FRtEDRtCHjosRF WH.HKLM), Neue AtchymistischeBiNiothek,
t77', l. p. '8t.
D.
Le Grand Livre de la Nature, ou l'Apocalypse Philosophique et
Hermetique.
Ouvrage curieux, dans lequel on traite de la philosophie occulte, de t'inteMi-
gence des hiéroglyphes des anciens, de !a Sociétédes Freres de ia Rose-Croix,
de la transmutation des métaux & de la communicationde l'hommeavec des
êtres supérieurs & intermédiairesentre lui & le gt~ndarchitecte. Vu par une
Société de Ph. Jnc. & publié par D. Depuis ï, jusqu' A
t'an t)'oo. Au Midi, et de l'Imprimerie de la vérité.
8°. Pp.tt;[tb bHUM~J.
Pp.tt;[tbhu))<]. Woodeut.
<YWW;m,
"OettVK!d'un Imbécile
ou d'un m&UMis p)<H. of hennetictenMwhiehit cotons h a mete
s<u)t,"fa L~trag~'s comment{~KM~M~ syaonymy.Att)te end are reeeiptsto prodace
ÛMW~&t<'«ts<T~<t, tSyo, No. 6ot). reconeUtethingt <twattrto so~enmettts.the
PotaNy. !t see)Mto buaMttttetMHtat
Mecuot <tnd'wot).
of Motionand tntnsmttMtion. Thé dittionary hmpofU~,

DALE (SAMUEL).
Samuelis Da!ei, M. L. Pharmacotogia,seu Manuductio ad Materiam Medicam
in- qua Medicamenta CMBdnaUaSimplicia, hoc est Mineralia, V~etabith,
Animalia eorumque partes in MedtdtMB Officinis usitata, in Mèthodum
naturalem digesta succincte & accurate describuntur. Cum Notis Generum
ChamcfensticisSpecierum Synonymis,Differentiis& Viribus. Opus Medicis,
Philosophis, Pharmacopœis,. ChifUtgis, &c., ntiHssimum. Ad catcem
t96 MZF–M~ÛZ<?

DALE (SAMUEL).Cc~W~.
adjictuntur Indices necessarii. Quarta Editio, Indice Ga)!ico, Germanico,
Betgicoaucta.
J ~o! ~x~, t) M ï< ~a)<~}. Hipp. Lib. I. Aphor I.
Lugduni Batavorum. Impensis Joh. Arnold. Langemk. M DCC.XXXIX.
4*. Pp.[4]vii.[5) .m[st).
4.PP.M~[5]4M[5 ;tj. FinePwmitofD<t)e.
r <net~tntan o<Mue.
Samuel Date, son of a sitk.thrower. St. MMy. portrait of him in oit is in Apothecaries' Hatt ¡
Whttechapd, wasbombetween t~C and <66o. fn an enpMing of hin<at 78 years of âge is pre.
t674 he was apprenticed to an apothecary. 6)[ed to thé present edhion. and there is one
pMCtisedM a physician and apothecary M BMin- by Venue in thé third édition which is KpM.
tree, in Hs~ex,in t686, was a diligent nMUtatbt, duced !n the Jotuna) of Botany. Date died 6
botanist, and phat'macotogist,<md !t man of no Jttne, <73S),and WM huried at Boeking, nentr
mmtt teMning and acautrements. He t<M a Bmintree.
friendof Ray, thenatmaust, and Sir Hans Stoane, Thé /ta<'o/<<e w<Mfim publisbed at Lon.
contributed papers to the Royal Society, and, don in tô~, 8° again with a supplemenl in t?o$
besides the /'A~~<!<'p/<tp<wrote an appendix to and ed., t?!o; wd éd., t?~ Md!tioMwere
thé History aed AntManiat of Harwich <Md printed abroad: MnemiB. fyoy, ïy~: Lugd. tht..
Rovercouft.bySbts Taylor. containing an accoant tygo and the above.
of the natural history of the locality. Il was t'he /t<t/'Ma<'c/<~a is still quoted as <Mt
pubtished ia t~go, and agftin in tygz. His authority on the introductionof certain substances
herbariMmis now in the British Muséum; n as ftntgs.

Koth-Schottï, F/Mo~«M Ct<w«<-<t/ay, p. $3' Etoy, &'f/<t<!< Wf<~<-4«<de la ~M~«;)')t<.

Mnn~et, /!<Mo/A<r<t&'n)~<jM ~M!'<~<NN), t77S. n. p. M.
ty~t. t. ii. of
p. tM (~!vie~~s the book). Haller, ~tW«)/At!K<<MMMM<e ~af/<f<e, ~88, iv.
StoHe,~<«/«<<H~ t~ //<n- <~<-~<t<«'tf~ p. ta6.
(?<a~tf~, 1731,pp. 700,70t. Repertaritim ~<r
Fuchs, ~'<«'~n«m der cA~<<
chentische~j/.«/~a/
Liii.-ratup-,
/a~~<</<f~nW)MM<J /<A«a' ~/f~<f<f, t8o6-o8. p. 906.
'73~t P. 47- Watt, /«)/~fa &t'/a<Mw<t,t8~, i. (authors)
BoerhMve, /)~<x/~ &~<< ~A'< t7;t, i. p. z8ot~.
p. ts8(eotMmen<M). /M/ a~ &)/<t<tf.t8S3, x)[).
xxi. pp. 193*7;
103-7 »5-!Kt<.
Haller, ~WtMtfto &a~M< tyya, ii. pp. t4, s~t (<tftic)eby G. S. Bouger).
690. /~fA'ex'!<-)' A'<<tt/ t8M, xiii.
FM~/M~ 1888,
Haller,JM/Mtva ~(~a/<r< t/y.), i. p. 70~ p. 3s5 ~~icle by G. S. S,
P· 38s(artie!e Hontger).
lioulger~

DANDOLO
wav.vvsav (VINCENZO).
.v.m.

Trattato Elementare di Chimica presentato in un ordine nuovo dietro le

scoperte moderne con Figure: del Sig. Lavoisier dell' Accademia delle
Scienze, della Società Reale di Medicina, delle Società d'Agricoltura di Parigi,
e di Orleans, detta Société Reale di Londra, de!t' Instituto di Bologna, della
Società Elvetica di Basilea, di quella di Filadelfia, Harlem, Mancester, Padova,
ec. Reeato dalla Francese nell' Italiana favella e corredato di Annotazioni
da Vincenzo J)ando!o Veneto Edizione seconda corretta, ed ampliata di due
Uissertazioni inedite dell' Autore sulla respirazione e sulla traspirazione,
e di nuove annotazioni del Traduttore. Tomo Primo. In Venezia, DaUe
Stampe di Antonio Zatta e Fig!i. oo.tocc.xcn.

8". Pp. [<] s-399[1 Mfmkl 9 folding tables.

TomoSeconda.
Pp. viii. 305 [3 ManttJ. '3 plates.
Thé third and fourth votâmes bave separate titles as follow
Ë~mc delle ASinita* Chimichc e di tutti i rehtivi sistemi de' piu' cdebri
Chimicid' Europa. Oper~ d<t Sg. Mcn'eiM Socio di motti~nte Ace)tdem!eReeatu
dalla francescne))' iMManatavella da Vincent Dandolo Veneto co))' aggiunta di
atetme amnotMtoni,cttt serve di supptemento alla Tmduïione del Trattato Eiementare
di Chimiot de) Sig. Lvoisier. Edizioneseconda coretta, ed ampliata didue UiMerta.
ïioni det Sig. Lavoisier e di motte annomsioni de! TmdMttofe. Tomo Tenta, tn
Venetia,M)e Stampe di Antonio Zatta o Fi~ti. Cto.t3CC.xcH.
8. Pp, viU. ao6.
 M~O~O-.O~/oy t97

DANDOLO (VtttcEMzo). <<t«~.

Dhionari) Vecchioe MtMw Nuom e Veccblodi Nomendatum Chimica il teecedo
<)e'qMattcontiene la chhve e le regote dal nuovo sistema di Cbimica d) Vincenzo
OMdotoVeneto cbe tenfe di Supptemento at Trattato HemextMe di Chimica dei Sig.
Lavoisier Tt~pottato in it~Mno da) ~nineese, con note deM' Autore euddetto.
M)aone seconda conetta. ed ampliata di due DitsertMioni inéditedal Sig. Lawis<er
e di varie axnotMioni del ThMtattote. Tomo Quarto. tn Venetia, Dalla Stampo
diAntonioZatta e Fi)!<i. cM.tacc.Xcn.
a*. Pp.viii.z~t. 46.
'fhe two diMertatioMare on tespit~tion and on transpiration.

[Another Copy.)
~~HWtK!t~Upy'JJ
Cotjtat VmcenM Ratutoto was bom at Venico Varese near Como. He a'M a member of thé
6 (ora6) Cet., tM8. He was a weatthy prophetor tnstituto Italiano and of the Société Mian&, and
who tookM «etiveshate in thé ewats which )td M occupied Mmsetf with the bfeeding of theep, the
the Mt of theVenetiM) RepuNic tn '797. becamo production of st)k, manufacture M gmpe sugar,
a membefof the gréât Coune!) of the Cisalpine wootogy. and wrote on thèse andcUMreeonQtmc~
ttepabttt, th«t mueh ln Paris, was gotemo)' of subjects. Hc was the author also of a work
DMnmtiafor ttve years under Napoleon, and ~w«/<' ~<! ff~M <<h'MMMMt«, Veneda,
fioaMyrethtd M)d ttved privately on his estate at 1795. He died at Varese n (t3) Dec.. t8t9.
Gntellil, C~eAM~ <&f CA<M~, t799, pp. cent Dattdo!o." in AW~~M t/«<«~w/A </<'
~90t C<«~. NouveHeMne, t8M, )cd. p. M.
Qtt~mrd,Z
~ttérard, laa~)M«<~
HYana /<7~t«r, x8go.ii.
!ïl~raixr t~, ü. p.
p 3S<.
38r. PoggcmtorOf, ~«~M~«<~Yt~'a~M<~<t ~/«~
MaMMexBonafous, "ËtogeMstcdque de Vin. «Xi~M?M<A, t663, co).s'7'

DANIELLI (RtONo), Iustinopolitano.

Canzone.
See NA2AR) (G)OVAKm BATTtSTA),Detta Tmmutationc MetaUtcaSognttre, tS99,
P.9. 1-
ttofe) (/MM<M CA/w~«, <6u. p. 72), quotes metnonttu-i."douMess Utes~me peno)). But t do
this poem: "DanMia luïtinopotitMti CMti)en<t not observe his Mme in Lagoeus' Harmonia
Chimio), ex NasaW and uttd<:ra sopamte bead- ChitOMa," wMeht pteatme is thé work liorel
ing: "UMMde tastinopo)!, Chin)icu!,a Lagnco refers to.

DARCET (JEAN).
See ARCET (JEAN D').

DARtUT(CLAUDM).
Die guldenArch, Schatz vnd Kunstkammer, in drey thei) vnderscheiden. îtH
erstenwerdenaufsführlichverhandlet drey Gesprach von Spatginscherprepara-
tion vnd zubefeitung der Artzneyen. A!s warumb die nicht allein von den
Vegetabilibusvnd Animabilibus, sondem auch die von den Minerabilibus,
hergenommeneeintzele Medicamenta anderst ats bifsherovon den Gallenisten
beschehen,soHenvnd müssen pnepanert werden, vnd dann auch wie selbige
pnepmtion recht vnd wot voMbtachtwerden solle. Im andem vnd letsten
Theil hat der Kunstbegierige Leser vieler ats der fumembsten aufserlesenisten
Phitosophorum,Medicorum vnd Spatg;corum (sic) Geschn~en vnd Bücher.
Allender Chimei Liebhabem, sonderlich den Jungen angehenden nutzlich zu
lesen. Durch M. Claudium Dariotum bestellten Stattartzt zu Beaulne, in
Ffimtzësischer Sprach beschrieben. Nun aber insonderheit der Kunst
Liebbabemins Teutsch mit sonderbarem fleifs vbergesetzt,durch 1.A. M. D.
Den Catalogumaller TfactSttein findt man gleich nach der Vorred, deren
ettichemit Figuren gezieret Getruckt zu Base!, In verlegungdes Authorn.
M.DC.XIV.
TMt
awoodottt.ofappaMtusiBthetMt.
Pp.tao]. 3~(fo)r307)[tb!an)t].
rejaxdbia.c~
<9S ~/?/<?y

DARIOT (CLAUDE). C<~Mw<~

t~tft 1. by Danot oootaiasa dhcoutMan thé <imMto eottectp!anMandhttbt <0rmedicinalme.
wayofcming iUoeM, oa thé preptuationof tnedi. Part H. hM!tStpar<ttetMe.page.
ciné: with dMwin~sof thé appotattH,thé ~i.
-n- -0- proper
Oer aader TheH. Der eu!dm Arch. Schatz: vod KuMt.kammer. Viterais der
fûmembsten aufserlesisten, Pb)toM)phi«;hervndSp~girischera)tet-
vndoeuwerTtactateM.
Schrifitenvad fMtcherdarinnen der HfahrePhitosopbisdte Stein Mit sampt der Prepara.
tion vnd ZMbMtituxtt ei~eat!!ch z~~en. Aths dureh bcmeM M. ClaudiumDariotum
bestett<'nStattarM xu BeimtM, in t''mnt!<~isch<!r
spt-aehbescbrieben. tMMM)d aberder
Kunst Liebhabern ins Teutsch mit sondermHeifsvbersettt durch t. A. M. D. Deren
Catalogus gleich nach der Vorred su Snden. [Vignette.] Getruckt M Baset. ttt
terteptngdesAuthom. M.DC.XIV.
Pp. [6, <
9 Mantt]303.
btantt]303. [[ Nantf.] Thé The vi!
vignette represents the ark Md the ddago.
Thé trMt~contained inthis part are 9. Hortus DMtiamm. Der Gitftehder Reidt.
t. Von der Bereituagdes gebenedevten Phitoso. th<u!)baller WeifshoitGottes, inzo Capitel an&ge.
phi$chenSteins,Caspar Hartuog von Hof, p. t. theilt vt)d beschrieben,p. t$o.
a. De Mma Materie Lapidt! PhUoMptNmm to. Ein Werck von der Atchemey, vnd ist
(in verse),p. tjj. getheilt !n MCap., p. «a.
3. VottxontmeaBrBetieht vad Handgriff. in tt. Zw~Tiactureh (mtFWetfs vnd Roth, p. ~<t.
Xttbereita))g des Lapidis Phitosophontm, und M. De Lapideper Aquammefeunatem,p. aM.
TinettitiB Physicte, p. a~. 13. Ein MercurijArbeit, vnd Augmcnt mit dem
4. Liber SeccetoMm toMwi; de PtMttmde Mercurio Lunae, p. a~.
Lapide Phitosophoram. Liber nntaw, p. M. t~. Ein T<wctaUein,in welchemetliche schOnc
Liber Secretorunt !t)ant)<s de PadMa de fMtieuhr StOdtMnbegriHmsind, p. a<?.
Lapide Phitosophorum. Liber secandus, p. H. 15. Kiu suhanStutK von Doctw Schencken.
6. Liber Secretontm toannis de Pndua de p.~TO.
Lapide Phitosophontm. Liber tertius, p. 6a. t6.Vondem Antimonio Phitosophorttm, <MH
7. Oavis PhitosophiiBChem!ctB,p. tsg. Vtt)Ri,p. M.
8. Gmndtticher ftericht, was die \<'a)-hatf(igt Von der Natur ~d defs Axot
Kunst Atchemia JMtmtte vnd vermog, in Vm (d. h. defs PhitoMtphischenSËiMnschatR tems),p. z8e.
VniweMati& PMticufan, p. 163. t7. Oleum AMimonii Die Fimt!o.sein QuitHa
Esen. Caspar Ëbeftem
_». (or, 0Obertein),p.
,y3.9M.
Der dritte vnd letste Th<!t Der midin Arch, SchaM vad Konn.tMmmer(w).
Noch mehr, der atted!)n)e)nbs<e, MrtreH!:chsten, <tnfser)eMnë,hen!)ic]Mteovnd
bewHftMtenAuthoren SchriMett vnd Bâcher, deren Mfsherin vnserTeutschenSprae))
keiue gesehen noch an taettomoen sindt. Alles mit sonderem M(s dut~h mehr.
btmdten M. Glaudiunr(w)D)tnoHtm besteltenStadbutit zu Beaulne,in Ft-MMS~iMber
spfaeh beschrieben. Vnd alles mit sonderem(Mfsder Kunst Liebhabem ins Teutsch
geschrMMchvbeMeMt,durch 1. A. M. D. lnhalt aller TnteMten 6nden sich gleich
t)Mh der Vorred,deren ettiche mit schônen Figuren eeziert. f Vignette.] Getruckt
:uHa!et,tnYertegungdesAuthorn. M.DC.XtV.
Pp. [6. a Maak]978 [9 NaottJ. 13woodcuts. The vignetterepresents theark imd
the dduge.
thedduge.
List of tracts lit the third part MetaHen.defs edten vnd hoebKtettrtenHerrn
t. VonOfTenbantagderPhttMophiMhen Materim Dioabii ~charij Gatti.p. 169.
v)td Dingen, aufs welchem vonbracht wird die 9. Ein Stfeit und Ue!pta<:h defs Golds vnd
Meisteta:!)af&inn wOrckuogdefsed)en vndgebene- MercKnJ,wider den Steinder Weysen. p. aty.
deyten Steins der PMtoseptMn,welches geth~tt ta Ktiiche Kon'dor<B!cheParticutana, p. ~7.
wird in t8 C&piM), p. t. tt. Spi~e) der Philosophie,mitschonenFigun:))
a. Thesaurus PhihMophiteEuferarij. Schah: der geaert, p. 944.
Phitosophey,p. 17. Pp. 73.88 inclusive are w~ntiag. They include
3, Tractatus darinn das ganhe Secret der the conclusion of No. s, the whoteof 6, and the
Alchimey wom Stein der Weisen b~ri~n ist, begininingofy.
p. 38. As most M the tracts in Paris U. and ttt. arc
4. Lux tueeas
lucensin'l'enehds
in Tenebtiit,p. 55. contained in other collections, the title of ench
5. Tntctams de Vitno!o PhitoMphomn). Vom stxmtd be consulted in the presentCatalogue.
Phitosophischen Vitriol, p. 69. Parts Il. and III. of this book are aunp))
6. Oleum Vitrioli,p. 73. reprinted from the second volumeof Tns~t!)Minus'
7. Experimenta Raimundi Lullij, vnd seiner ~an'M)it ~<f.t puMisbedat BMd in t6o4. The
M)tgen<Mseo, p. 88. whcte work appeared aftenvards it)tyoS under the
8. Das Buch der aaMkUchenPhilosophey der tittej&~M/<G~<«M<~«&f~/«jM<&7' M~ft'
Ctaude Dariot was born at Pomnrd, ne~ was a believer in chemica! medicines, and ht
Ueaune, in Bargandy, and u)timatetybecame town tratMMMtatiot), and con)pi)eda treatiie. De ~~f.
physicien of Beaune. He was a followerof Pam- ~~)<&)w ~/<!<0!j!<M<77<M, Lugd. tsSe. He
cehtus, homo paracebicu~' and transtated the died in t;<M.
<M~MM C<i«'f<~a into Freech. 1589, ts~g, t6o3, Thé present collection pnrporMto have been it)
t6eB. He cultivated astMbgicat phystc. and FeetMh,but tt !s not mentionedby bis biMfnphers,
wrote a work on Critical days, Lyons, t~)'; a)td the German version i: the mcte&tn!!iar.
 MMy~-MMM*~ "?

DARIOT (CLAUM). CcH~MtM~.

VM der LMea. De &rM~ ~<<~ Z.<< Gntdm, G<M<A<'<~f !7e7. i. p. 33<
der CA<MK.
t63y, p. tM. FMMw~~ ~W<'<t&. Paris. Pmdtoadte («Sao.
BoMt. N<M<M«:<! Ckfmfca, t~M.
CAt~M, x65q, p.
P. 73. (H's
i(üs 2,5).üi, p. ,84.
ttMte b n)i<p)<nt«! Dafiot.') ~Spren~C~ ~~w~ t8<y. Hi.
MetcMia, t<'<~<<M~«w<!<M,t68~ p. t3e.
Manget, ~A<M! &~o~M M~'t~M, '~M~M Uxivcrrelle,
Mt~«!W/&. t8~ s.. x38.
',P.'9%
M.P. t69. ~apbie
Bayie & TMtaye. ~<9f~~Mt
18 ~~&e/<. ~5. i.
'73'.
JSche)-,~OM~~ C~ft~t, rr~o,M.
t~. ü. p, ose
M<!?MM~ G~<!h!&,tSss, xH).co). tt4.
~'A~«-~
HSter. ~'MW~t! i.
~/<!a<<-e,t??!, p. 36~. t~dMgMB, ~Mo/A4«< 0<(M~ &«««<
~Wt ~M~Mt La ~M~ ~«;<t. t8M. No. i6o&
.M~M de Du ~%t~f. éd. Ju:vigny: t77* (Du Mook, ?XM~AMt~t Pe~ff~Nt. t9?6t Nos. t6s,
Maine), 1. p. t$5 t77~(!J" Verdier). p. 330. x~' x86.
B~tMM~< <~ &M/MMA~tW.
Hsttter, ~<!M<M AMM<ta ~~Kf<'«f. 1777.il. ~4«<
PP. tt0, 9~6. m&T,tMo. xxv. p. &tS'
Etoy. /Wf<<M!M~~~M <&At MM~W. ferzuson. ~/«!f~Ma /'<t~Mf& t88s,
1778,il. p. 7. PMti{..Mo.9,s.
Be~oy~fC~A~~o~M)~' C~M'c, t7~.
z78s, Sadholi,Ne,?4
SadhoN. Paratelsica,
At~ x8g4,
<894.pp.
p~
p.S98. 366,4"4t433.476.

DAUSTEN (JOHN).
JohMMMSDaustenii Angti Rosarium secretissimum philosophorum afcanum
comprehendens. Geismanœ,Typis SalomonisSchadewitzSumptibusSebaldi
KôMets. M. DC. XLVII.
8'. Pp. tM /i'M<!M'aM,pp.3.!CO.~< PP.Mt.ttC.
GnMtm quotesanédition:~c.M< O~w/w. Hamb.!67j,,8*,andin the/</<m/
!< 1697.
[Vis:o ejusdemJohannis Daustenij, AngH.]
s.).&a. 8'. Pp.ao<KM9.
This!sa fragmentfroma copyofthe/</<~<< ~«~«-C~ 167~.
Rosarium, in welchem das allergeheimeste Geheimnufs vom Stein der Weisen
verschlossen.
See ALCHYMtSTtSCH Sieben-Gestirn,).67!,p.99.
ALCHYMtSTtSCH Steben.GMtirn, J772,p. n9.

Rosarium, arcanuo) Phitosophorum secretissimumComprehendens.

See MANGM' ii. p. 309'
(J.J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t7<M<
Rosarium vom Stein der Weisen.
6'~ HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., !778, i. p. 300 (extfacts).

Visio.
Sieben-Gestirn,t67~,p. 200.
&'<'ALCHYMtSTtscH
SeeALCHYMtSTtscH
Sieben.Gestin),t772<p. 231.
Visio.
~< GtN~ecËUM CHtMtcU)), t679, p. ;48.
&<'MANOET
&<' J.), Bibliotheca
0. J.),
MANOET0. Bibliotheca Chemica
Chemiica Curiosa, <i.p.
t/o:, <i.
Curiosa,t702, p. 32<).
324.
Of thb writer oothinf: is known with oertetinty. phrase. Boret quotes a tetter said to have been
His aarne appears ns Dastin, Dastyn. DMtyne. addressed by htm to Pope John XXII., but some
DtMtMein.Musten, D~ustin, and whHe most sitting and entichm woutdbe teqmfed before such
writers, probably copying one another. pmce h)m a document cottM be Mcepted as evidenceon? 1\
e~rty in the fourteent ctntury–t~tt.t~t~ and~ito, question of date Ilikethé present. If genuiae it
are dates which havebeen Msigned toMn) his wutd suit the eartier penod above mentioned.
works, and ca)t him contemporary of Cremer Bord, furiher, catb him Cardinal St. AdniUMs.
and t.tt))y–Mtson puts him nt thé t~ioning of but that statement seems to bc due to bis having
the siMeeuth ceattuy. Athntote WtUof opinion confused Dausten with thé person to whom hc
that his work wos "«tfned into ExRttshvenie by wrote a dediotttott ptettïed to one of bis t[MM.
some tater phitesopher for in his days we meet Lengtet DuCresnoy, however, goesof fuithe)', and
with no such t~aned English." But he proposes says that after examining the t&t cardinals he
no date etther for the oHgimt et for the para. couMnot find this one among them.
aoo MMT~-M ~MCA~

DAUSTEN (JOHN).
~W- 6<w/M<
Others tew him a montt who reducedhintMtfto bis MSS. with the ptaees wherethey are ptesefved
poverty by bissearch for transmutation, whiteBâte b gtv<Mby Tanner.
and Taxno- and Pits dec!Me hint to bavebeen the Maiet's statement (tMt Dausten teftbettind Mm
v<ityforemostetchemistof his tone–TiMner says Il MMidereMe CheMi<a)t tMet, whMt Jaous
"AMMMnistictBartis iBtate sua primus, et lit LacittiMbath put in hh CottecHoM."eouM not be
AagU&magister unicus"-in which cMe Ashmote checM by A~hmote,M he bad not been «Me to
thinks thM if hewereto~ter of so much tefuntMg see Lacintus' /W&M ~it~~At 't<w<<t,wMctthe
as they confe!;MMto be, and hi: poverty wereaot supposedtn!ght be the hook <<M<nM, cor e<Mtdhe
voluntary, he might have tMtvanced MtnseMto say whith ofDaasten's writingswere printed thwe.
riches whea he pteased." Thé aame of DausMa does not oceur ln that
ScvMat works appeM under his name in the coHection, and it is not eMy to idenUty any
notice given by Pits and by Bore!, and atistof witing by him, which.basides. n<t:ht poss:My
have been taken fmnt a MS.
Maier, ~M~& /<«~M <Mw~, t6M, p. d<8. Rmetin, 0<MfA<f~~C4< <707.i. p. 53.
Pitseus, ~<</<0~ /~tt.M <~ ~MM, Ritson,. F<<M <t C<a~< <~
f6to, i. p.S~t.
Ashmote, ?~<t/w//< CX«M«;«M~ttM't&MM, ~~M*Lo))don.t8o%p.<8t.
Schmieder. <XM)aM<<et«M«',tS3t. p. 164.
t6<,e.p as?, and Notes, p. 472. Hoefer, /MMM~ Ct««&, te~ L ~4*0; ¡
Bon-). Fw~At« C~M~t, ~M. p. 73. i.
t666j p. ~M.
Men:fd!a,Z.<'«<&m'M wMt~<M, ~6M. p. 569. ~<<!<'MM~MttMK~/A,t8; x. ?..<$'.
MornehitH,C.'o.w &«<M ~<'«t«v<-MM, <VM<MMf ~<ty~t«' C<'<t&, t%j;, xiii. w).
t6~, p. ay, No. xxi:v)i. 14?-
Roth.Sehottï. ZMM~t<MCA<M«M,tyM. p. u. Eadmgtte,BW~~M O~~t~ &f~
Fabnciut, ~WM/A~« /.a~« ~~<t <( ~%M & t8?o. No. 786.
«'/«/< t?34,Lib. iv. p. ?. Kopp, D« <M& ii. pp. 340.3M. 376.
Lenftet Du&esnoy, ~~o< <& A~w<t/ F~nt/A)'. tM8, xiv.
i. pp. M?. 468; lit. p.~t<&M)~«; /)tf<«'M<)'
/tM3. t4~ p. 89.
Tanner, ~M/<f~<< ~<7<«~~<«ra, ty~S, Me.~«~ B~e«w<? &«~-M~. cdited by
p. zt9. R. L. Poote und Maty Bateson (Anecdote Oxonf.
FiettM, f/< t?M. Th. i. p. 64. ensia), 1902.p. i<)6.

DAVID (GoTTfRiBc).
Godfridi Davidis, Unnensis, PMLet Med. Doct. Reverendiss.et Sereniss.Blect.
Colon. &c. &c. Ducatus Westphalici Medici, Discursus Medico-Chimicus
De MedicinaMagnatum.
Sitac. c. 38. v.
Disciplina Medici in conspectu magnatum collaudabitur.
Tremoniœ,Typis Johannis Fridenci Ruhtu, Anno M.DC.LXXXÏ.
S'. Pp.
y. h MM'tt] [ M)tjo [t. t Mankj.
Pp.hb)a)t)t][i[1
Nothing is ttoownabout the author, ex~pt that &cciebenitotsMedicis Maenatibuscotnmendttatur
he was a physiciattat U nna. i<tWestph~titt, wbeaee and thèseare grouped under certain classes.
catled Unnensis, and bad aj~a~ G«wM«tM, Att Deaureeetectota!) putveM.
David David, a lawyer, Md "Coasut Unnensis." Fhe book therefore contains semé curions
This book. which appears to be <tt)that he h'stotttat matter, and is an a)mo!t unique one on
wrote, contains a Pnetoqoium and three t~rtMes. the :abjea.
Thé Pnctoquium is a Short history of a)t the Haller, followed by Gmdin, gives the phc<t of
deities, Mngs, nobles, and other persons of ntt)k publication as Btemee, tMt. Such simuftaneou:.
who hftvepfMtised or patronised medicine. publication is not impossiM~ but it seenM more
Art. 1. DeMagnatttmMedieina.quMMMMHtttes probaMethat Bremœ is a nilsprint tbrTrentoniœ
vel ipsi pfwpMwe vel tituto condecorare dignati whichbesides may have been a !eM<ami)iarname.
sunt. am not aware of any other mention of such an
Art !t. De Medicameotis, quae virtute &precio édition.
MeroMin,jUa<&M<«t ~«)M<«j, i686, p. jgt. Ha))er. F~/«'f<t ~~MtCMa!~t~!<<M<t, 1779,
Mmget, ~~M<t<! &~cwM A&<E~WM, iii.p.. 49~.
t7M, t. ii. p. t6: Gtnehn, C<t~Mt<<<&<- il.
C~mM, !798, p.
Kestner, A<M«M<«t<~Ct~oa, <7~,
p. ~43.

DAVISSON (WILLIAM).
Commentaria in Idasam Medicime PhHosophtc~ Petri Severini Dani, Medici
incomparabilis & Philosophi subtimis: Ad faciliorem difficultatumenoda-
tionem, quœ in ipso, propter Lectoris in Philosopha Veterum parum forsan
 J&O~ eot

DAVISSON (Wtu.tAM). Cf~/w~.

versati defectum, apparere videntur, aditum prsebentia. Ope)A & studio
WillielmiDavisson!Nobilis Scoti ChristianissimiGaUMrum& Navan'œ Regis
Consitian! & Medici; domûs portique Plantarum Medicinalium, qui PansiM
in suburbio S. Victons est, oiim Proefecti: Nunc autem S. Regtœ Majestatis
Potonie & Sueciaesenioris Archiatri& Chemici S. Reginalisitidem Majestatis
Personœ Medici. Hagae-ComitM,Ex Typographia Adriani V!acq.
M.DC.LXÏÏI.
4' '?.?
t- Pp.aM. [t Nanh~
~Mt:c tt. t~~ M~~t~t~Mt t~ .< f~ ~t~ ~fC~.M~~M.t<. <t.~ a t~t~t. ~<:tt~< D~tt~~t~ <~AB
'fbis is the commenta, ln t66o~ same place (cfSeveHnu! anda later edition, Rotterdam, t668,
and priiiter, there had appearedtCf/«w«/<M'/on!«« is i mentioned. Thé present work and the Pro-
/<~fN<M, 4*, pp. 708, a)<M)gwith the /<<M <<tw<xM are qulte difierent.
SËVKtUNUS(PËTRUS), Idea Medici cime Phtiosophica*, <66o.
Davidson, Davison, Uavisot), D'Avissooe or his t name recorded in this place and after Mm."
D'Avissonus, DtttidMMM,for thé spèttin~ varies. !s 1 t65<!he n~igned thèse appeihtMtehtsto become
was bom about <$<)3 in Abetdeen'ihi' Aeeotding physieiao1 to ]fohn Casimir, mM of Poland. He
to hb patent of <!e<oet<t ho waswe)t connected aaa d)ed c ln that country about tao~. His portrait
couMtaMyeaU hhntetf'NobiUs Scotus' (/ p~inted by 1L).Schultswas enpaved by P. Lom-
MM~C~«<~<p.4S4). AftergraduatiagMdoctcr 1
ban. It was reproducedin SnMtt'spaper.
of Medicine he went to Paris about t&to. When Besidesthe commentary on SevennuB,he wrote
thé tMdia des Plantes was tounded he was also a text book on Chemistry ~<&~&'<< Pyro.
appointed the Cnt fmiessor of Chemistry, a /<c~<t<fa,t633-3S,t&<049,
t t~ t&)6, tûy; thé
position he acquired doubtteis by the réputation ï~nd< 1 tt~nstatton by Heftot in !6~, aad one by
he bad for his knowledgeof the snbject. and he t)&vi<tsonhint~etf
1 in t6y$. tf then: be such an
wns also Councijtor and phystchm to the hiM. édition f !t must hâve appeaied after his death.
and teeper of the garden in t&t8. Writing )n Ot&t/M ( &Pari!, t64t, 8*; <M<<M~c<M sur
t6s~S!rTho)«)MUfquh<tt<says: "Theexcettency /'<M/Mto/'M,
i Ettris, t6~t /<fc«t<M~<.)!,DiUMig,
of Doctor WMHtm< twisson in Atchymy, above t<68: 1 C<<c~'«a CA<Nt«<!J~«~<7M~/f<t.
a)i the men nowliving in the wcrM, whereof by bis Antwerp, t6~8.
wonder~tt experiments he giveth dally proo~ a!. One of thé most notable sections in the Philo.
though bis hamed books published in thé Latine ,r ~<'«t /')'~<MAMa't< ii) that on erystaihtgmpht'.
Mn~u<:did not évidence it, meriteth we!t to have whichi;< Hthstfatedby M<engmved plate of ctystab.
Sir Thontas Urquhart. M~ot«<y of Moj< Gfmger, ~«{~-<<<tf/<M< t8z4,
&tY«M/</MaeA London, t6s% p. «3. v p. M8.
v.
Mercldln, ~«t<&at'M ~<cw~. t6C6,p. ~a. C~/<t~<«rj~'&oMuA t~o, Mdinbmgb,1893.
Conring, //< Mt~~Mo* ~~M /M*<wa<w j j)p. i 8~, tt5.
~~MW, t6Sy,Addit. p. t36. The Prodromuii' y%<~<~ ~~«.~ctM~, Aberdeen, 1839,p. 3t6.
was attacked by Scheihammer. Hoeter, ~XfA~<&tla <~<m&.t843, il. p. 949
Bayie. J'W~<M'« ~M/~<«. ~30, Art. Morin, ttMo, H.p. a~d.
iii. p. 494, note B. Kopp,C<~«'C4<m«,!&t4, il. p. t8.
Mattget, ~M &~e~M ~tt/tw, ~'a<y<!«~<'<'<v!«)5'w<ot/<~M<[)"t,F.K.S.,
tMt, t. Il. p. t$3. t
t8co, t. p. 9M.
Kestner. <Mf<w</<~« C<M<<«.tt<'e«, 1740, M<!f~t« MtMWfK~, t8s% x. p. et?.
P'~49- Bayte & TbHtaye.F«y~~« jMMi«t&,t8ss. i.
L<!Mgtet
Oufresxoy, <&la p
p.5t8.
~~M~ M49,iih pp. 3. Mj;. Poggeodorfr, F«y~A-uf~ ~<t~.
JodMr,' ~<~MMM«t<t<<MW<M.tMCM,t~SO, <M~, 11 t863, i.col. 5~7.
ii.col. 5~. John Smat). "Notice of Winiam Davidson,
Haller, ~Mf/m/~« ~'M/o««'M, t774, i. p. 464. ~D. /'n~M<f &~«<f ~«a~f
Ëtoy~ /)&~Mt<t~ Historique <f<la J/i!MMM< tp
<~&a~, vol. x. t8y~3. p. t6g.
tM8,i). p. tt. fVc<«MtK< 2h~<W t~M&~«<KfMidi-
HaHer, ~}/~A«œ ~Mt~<t<F~~«w, t~ t't'a~f. t<MSérie tMa, xxvi. p. <
üi. p. as. 9' /)~&<<n' y ~a~~M/ ~Mf, t8<8, xiv. p.
Gmetin, c{wA& <&~Ct<m«, tMy, i. p. 60~ t
t8! (Artioleby F. F. Hendetton.)
B~'a~Me Mddïtalt, Paris, Panekouche
BiorgraphieM~<<a&,Paris, ~na~oucke (t6M-(a8ao. Biographical notices are gi~n also fn the
3~, it). p. 40~ /~0&1M<M<t, pp. 4~t ~C-
D. D. K. DESTILLIR-KUNST, worinnen die taresten bereitesten Mnsttichen
Stücke, nebst einem Anhang einiger chymischen approbirten Kunst'Sttteke,
welche bisher sehr gcheim gehalten worden, wie auch etUcher bewâhrten
und curieusen Expenmenten. Leipzig,Verlegts AdamVWithe!m Kie<sMng,
'753'
8*. Pp. tao. Woodcat ofa fumaee.
Bothpattiicornâtof mnumberof methodsfor ptBpanHg of goid,
conpoutxts
antimony,moreoty,ecpptr, été., etc., pMtyformedicatMapenny for Mehniea!
andpan ftbo<brwhat~'Mca))tdor thoughtto beuaMmutatton.
purpctes,
 <M~V-P~

DEAN (ËDMUND).
&C NORTON
(SAMUtL),tô~ t667.

DEE(JoHN).
Menas Hieroglyphica.
~M 'rHËATRUM <6}9, ii. p. 178.
CHBMtCUM,
Rogerii Baconis AhgH Mptstoh de See)fetis Operibus Art:s et Nature et de
Nuttitate Magiae Opéra Johànnis Dee ad sensum integrum restitua
Nunù veto cum not:s quibusdam partim :ps:us Johànnis Dec,
partim edentis.
ROTH.scHOLTx(FRtEDERKH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum,)732, iiL
p. 387.
<!&?BACON
~<t <!&? BACON
(ROGER).
(ROGER).
John Dec WMborn at London M tuty. !<3?,was thisotnce. HehadatreadytriedtobepurgedfMm
odttcatedthe!Band M ChetnMfbrd. and entered St thé chMgecf being a conjurer and 'inwcator of
John's CoUege.Cambridge, in i~ was B.A. in divet! and he once moreapplled in t6o4 to King
'&. and 'S~S-6. He was one of thé
Mtowsof James for justification front the accusation. He
ongMKU Trimty, and taught Greek. !n coaM not bave gone to a worse person for this
t547 he visited Hotiand. and on his retum brought purpMe. and h)s rcqaea was Mfosed when the
Mme astronomical instruments whieh he gave to rcya) Wttch-hunterknew the nature of his studies.
Trinity. Thereaftef He left Manchester,retumed to
he studtedHegtaduatedM.A.int~.
M Louvainand went to Paris in t~oand hved inpoverty tilt his death it) Morttake.
where he
taught MitthemMics. He returned to ËnKtan<tand tëo?.
fhe nMt édition of the /MM<M
shortlyafter he was tried on a charge of attempt- ~V<Ci!f~t«t
was printed by GuliehnusSilviusit Antwerp,
ing to poisonQueenMary. He was acquitted Mtd x5fit,
set at liberty. tn ~6a he went to Antwerp to with. pHti))rs,Mmbob, mottoes, and in the ornnte
centre
arrange about printing the ~«<M ~«n~HMKa, thé 'Menas' itsetf enetesed in an ovifbtm n:.
proceeded to Venice and hter to Ptesb~g ut eeptacte. Thé boo~ is dedieatedto thé Emperor
Hun~aty, M posent the dedication copy to the MModum U.. and there is a!M a tetter tothe
bmpetw. Maximilian IL, and on his return to printer to whichhe is reqoested to set up thé book
e."g)and he explained thé tneamng of it to Queen fn M close an imitation of thé maa~tscript as
Elizabeth. She seemsto hâve had a partiality for possiMe. in so far a; the diagmms,marks,
Dee nnd his otctttt science, for <he had capital
with him more than once and he)d interviews
discourse
fetten, and so on are concerned. Appatentty
attached importanceto suchdetails,as they formed
Dee
with hiM)about it, but-like Cornelius Agrippa-
Dee not morepromises of prefenneat than actua) p~Mof the significanceof his symbot.
Therewasa repriat Francofurti,Apud ïcanacn)
appontments from those who had Mch in tMr Wethetum & Petrum Fischerum tionsones, tmi
gnt. When he was unweU,however, the Queen It a smalt 8* pp. tey [t Man)<]
sent her own physician to him. lu ~74 the Queen in which the
visited him at Mortlakeand wasshown bh mainc dfagranMandpeeut&ntit!. of printing are retained.
Othenvise tt js very plain; the tiUe'pMe bas it
crystat in ~77 he wentto Windsor to deliver his meagre reproductionof the MoM.s.'tmta devoid
vtews on a cornet whichhad appeared, and again of ornament and is unattMct~ Copies of thèse
in tsyS he was consultedabout the Queen't heaith editionsare extremelymre. ln the British Museum
and was sent to Gennany M disctMsher tymptonM
w<thphysicians there. In t~So he receivedanother Catalogue thereare three copiesof the t~ edition
visitfrom the Queen, and in t~ he was busy with onh', none of that of t~t or any other apart front
collections.
the atteration of tbeCalendar. Dee's as
ait atchemist brought himinto contact repatation
with Edward says (Dr. Dee's û<a<y,p. that it was
or and for frequentty printed, but thcM are thé only editions
Kelley, Tatbot, a couple of years they t bave met with. He aho says that he tried to
carried on experimentsand ))esaathoseconfeMnces
mth spirits which were recorded and published exp)a)o the meMing of the tract in a paper to thé
Societyof Antiquanes. t do not knowwhether or
long aherwards by Merie Casaubon in t6m. in a not that per waseverprinted.
folio v olume. Thé édition of Roger Hacon's~<<t with D<e's
and no.MonBrTheywento<!fincofnp<u)ytoCmcow.
were they gone than a tnob broke cotïcct'OM and notes was fint (?) pMbMstMd:
'nto bis houseat Mortlakeand destroyed books and
instruments. Dee tried tofindfavourwith Rudolph "Hamburgi, Ex BibUopotioFrobeniano. Anno
cb.t~.cxvm." tt fonnsaa little square oettKo,
Il. and Stephen of Poiand. but to no purpose.
P~ 80, with an "<Mr<S!i tothe RosicrucianBrother.
They went to Prague, then to Erfurt and Casse), hood. There followedan Eogiishversion Fritr
and at last to Ttttbaa in Bohemia. tn K8&he Baconhis Discoveryof the Mtradesof Art. Nature,
dedtned the oCerofan appointmeat in tttMm, and and Magiek. FaithMty ttaMhted out of Dr. Oee
contintted his spiritual conferences. FioaMy Dee own .P~y and
and Kelley parted tompany in !SM.89. beforein English.
KeMey London, Mnted tbr Simon Mitterat thé Starra in
returned to Prague and bec came on to England, St Fauh ChaMh-yard, t6~o." tt is a ~n~))
whereho wasonce more favourablyreceived by the nfurow duodecimo, pp. [t~
Queen. tn tS95-?6he wasiastattedat Manch~ter [? of book adver.
as warden ofthe CoUege.but he did not suceeedin tt~ments] [t teaf.bhnk ? wantin:]. Both of theM
editlonsare extremelytare.
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UEE(JOHN). <MM~
Ashmote, ?~<<'«<t C'~<~<M ~?A«aM«M, F)tC)M,?<<'nH«t <<f <M<~M ~<<
t6o. p. 478. 1606-06, p. 56.
Boret, ~/<~<tN CA«M«a.[654.
C4emica,t6S4- p. P- 74-
74- Betoo, ~M«<&)<<t a~ ~.<««, tSoy, ii. p.
Mofhof, Z~ ~MfA!<tt ?~<MMA!<M« (itboutDee's ~A~
/C/<t, 1673,p. t54. Chatmer:, TT~ G«!Mfa/W<{p~<M<'a/M«~.
A'<!M«~<t~<cA, oder y~M/M ~M/' t8t3. xi. p. 378.
&~t~<~< t7oa. pp. to~, tt4. Mrseh & Grubef, ~~<w ~<~M«',
ThonxM ijmith. ~<? /wof«M<Mm<~<~7fM. 183~. xxiti. p. 3:9.
~<)~<M <tf<M<(mf/~ftWM, London, t7oy; 4* 8chmie<tef, C~<r~'<< < <4/f~<w«',tSj!. pp.
No. viif. pp. t<a. 3<'3.306. 308.
Niceron, AM<w<~M, tya?, i. p. 345. A Ce~MtM ~tt-M~<t~«(~tt<~f!!jrn-~
~< ~'<<)« /N~~ /tA'M~'a, t~go, p. a< ~MM<'< A'<~t~ Edtted by J. 0.
93· f9q HatHwet) for the Hbtoriett Soctety of Setencc,
ko&~ctx)!M, Dtah~ MM/~w <<tW<m. t&tt, p. aa
'73°. Mi.P 735 &*W- (PortMitMfrontispiece.) D'tsMe)), <4iM««/HM l1f .Ieraltlrl, t&<i,iti. p.
<!ed)er,M~<t~~«!<M.f<c<w, 1734. vti. col. 3<M'. t8o.
Weidtor, #< ~j/ww~ t74t, p. 308. MactMy,/M<'MM'~ At'MO~/<f«<y~«/«<'
Lenglet DufrMnoy. /f/~ <)!f r~<w<~i/<: Nf/tMMOj,tS4<, iii. p. tt~, t8~t, t. p. t~e.
/f. ~49. ). t~p. 3M, 3.M. 473: iii. mbd!n, B~<M)t<!<t&!t,t9p, p. (sketch)msed
;j.!46. ,£ upon Hearne' remarks in s édition of CXwM'fe
TttnMr, /f<W/e/~«
/J'u' n" l'l'"
~~7<W!'<:f-<~f'~«M, 8 /~M~ G~/<Mt«'<f~,Oxfbnt, t7s6, ii. p. 406).
t~O,
)t.Mit. ,j\£' 7%<~ffaA' /)Miy Dr. /~i« Da. edited by
~~a~'tt B'
~~t7««M«'«. t/~o, ili.
'l' 6
p. t633. JtMtes Orchard HaMhveU,for the Camden Society,
JOcher. <<<«~HM ~~<<f/<w~ tyso, ii t8da. 4".
co). 64. W<t<<«'M~M//< t8~9, )[. p. 967.
Morëri, C'~t~</ ~«~«M«a<~ /y<'fA'/v~, Rosé, ~<A~tf 0<'a~a/ ~Hj~'<AM< ~«/w«<
t?~9. P: 7* vu. p. 43.
Ktoy, ZMr<«MMM/~f /~<j/M< <<f /« ~W<&~M~, t8M, JVc«M'M'/fM!~< (K'«~MA,t8;5. xiii.col. 347.
t778. !). p. t9. Cooper, <<M<M<B CtK/<t~<'<~<M~, t86t,ii. p. 497.
B~Mj~ sur G<KA<~< A&t<'M< C~ttM~, PoggetMtor~ &tg7M/<t<Mt.Af~A'
493- ~W~Mùt. tS63, i.cet. ~34.
'785.
Ad<tung, <?<f<~<<'der ~/i'/<~A/«;< .V«< LadMgue, ~/«'j'«< 0«u<t~; &t~<t«
ty8p,vi!.p.t. 1. ~e~/<!t, tS/o, Nos. ~M, Mp.
Kippb, /M<!{~M ~~7aow<'< t~3, t'. p. 39. Kopp, Die ~MM, t886, !i. pp. 930,93.t.
Gmelin, G<~<~& der C~<H~, tT~y, i. p. ~tt ÛK-KMttty of National Bt<gM! t8S8, xiv.
(does not knowthé différence between John and p. 97t (article by ThomMnCooper).
Arthm*me;.
~nnur Dee).
DEFINITÏO, das ist Eigenttiche Beschreibung der vortreMichenund verbor.
gerien Kunst Atchimte.
SeeBENjîDtct'us(HBERtUs),LiberAureus, <63o,p. y6.
See HMRMETtSCHH (Der) PHILOSOPHUS. t/og, p. $4.
DEHNE (JOHANN CHRt8T!AM CONRAD).
D. Joh. Christ. Conr. Dehne Stadt. und Land- Phystkus xu Schoningcn. Versuch
einer voUstandigenAbhandlung itber die sctmrfe Tinktur des Spiefsgtaskônigs
und ihre grossen Heitkrafte nebst der Art, aus andern Metatten âhnUche
Tinkturen zu bereiten. Hetmstedt verlegts, Johann Heinrich KuhnMn
Umversitats-Buchhândter. ttyyp.
Umversitats-Buchhândter. ? 79.
s". Pp.{8jt~6.
s". Pp. [Sji~.
Oeh))<!was bom at Celle. beeame a phyaciM, pitpcrs on chentica) sobjett! which appctred in
and wj: itppointed Stadt- and Laxd-Phystkus) at Creti's C~w/~< ~<n/w~Vw~A ~M~tM~/y.
SchSningot). ln the principaltty of WoM&nMtMet.(.'A«t(t~cA<:t/OM~M/, etc.
where he died ht Juty, ty<)t. He wrotc severit)
Gn)e)it). <7eM~M' t<f/- C4~~< t?~. iii. pp. t~f/w~M T~M&c~t &ib'~<!f/& tSo~, ti.
4?5"t97. T~S(theabovo worh),78!, TSg. p. 999.
A<eme), /~M«'/< der tw/< /<tA<'t~~jo CM i0oo Pog):endor<r.
&<~a~M~/<~n<~M<
_n.01.[863, i. eo). s<6.
«'<Mf~t<f~.
DËLARVATIO Tinctune Phitosophorum.
&< LBONHAR& von Altenburg.
DELICt/E MEDIC~.
Volumen Primum Deliciarum Medicarum, Chirufgicarum et Chymicarum,oder
curieuse Anmerckungen, darinnen sich diejenigen, welche Medicinamund
~4 ~M/(~Z~MMC7~

DEUC!~ MEMC~. ~Aw~.

Chymiam lieben, nutdtch ergôtzen kônnen, so bifsanhero in zehen Pnesenten
herausgegeben, nunmehto aber mit einem voUigen Rester versehen.
Leipzig, Vert~ts Christoph H(H&e, t~o6.
Pp.MK'!t.<9[tMantt],[S]~.S30;[.tMaMk]. Fmnttspiece. 'fitteKid
axd blnck. Dwded into M pMMwitb tiUe-Mses, a! Mcept thé twond. being
tnd~ed m the pagination. Thé pre~ce is ~ned Mo).eto<).
the HMt part !s dated tTog: those of the second. third, tburth,The title-page
MMt«Mt-~t ht
th< second ed~on-Me dated t~: of the sh:t)). tTt~; of thé seventh. e'zhth.
ntoth. and tenth, To parts ï-to there )!:added a
tn parts ;-7 it has a titb.pftge. but not tn partssupplemeut by AlitophittM
Cht]Mn(ter. 8.~ 'Thé Utte in part 5
is asfollowa
Anhang Ch);m«eher ËtKOMttgMten,darinnen vieler bifshero in grosser Hem)
CitbMMttenund LthonHonb, wie auch SchtiMett der Artisten geheint-gBhtttMn.
sehr hoch vo-)~um<i Secreta und Reat.PfoeeMe von Gotdmmhettent&tten, atte!) ja
LMUmben)der edien Alchymie zur huchstex Et-guMune entdecket von Alitophilo
Chrysandro, Anno t~.
DELLE (MARTtttUS DE).
Uiscm-sus de UniversaH.
~'QUADKATUM ALCHVMtSTtCUht, <705; Ati t'u!i, Centrum Natura: Concen-
trattu~, p. 39.
tratum,
"-J'u.1- "M.u.. -8- 11 J!I t. rw.
ManintMde Dette ex oppido Vitri in DuctUu perh!t[js ne assisted hhn in his atchemica) experi.
MedManensi" is the desenption m~en of ttM ments.
author. He tellsin the above how he was visited He seems atso to hâve been thé de tJeUe who
in ts89 by a persott front GOrtitt,who 6nd!ns h!m wrote a chronicie fo ~wse of the tuttentufes of
engaged in thé permat of aiehemicat books asked alchemistswhom he bad heafd of or encountered
him if he undentood what he feitd, a))da~enmrds at Court On this MeouM SchmMer hM styted
tétine him o<tttoand the country showed him the him Court.pott.
'Spintm the 'Materia
thé 1 MateriawllversaU.
Mtivef~is.' Extracts from this ttwnusc~ptwerefirst published
tt tsasiogutarstory. Md
Spintus Maftd)'
Mwldi'
in the /%o~w der &A<At«M/. <M)d rehte to
!)</?« ~d!'M~?M /«;i')' /(&Ay<<(M thé nuthor Denis ZaehaiK, GasMahauer, and Kthwd
tetts us that Se had seen in mMUteripts curious They are so quaint and so terselydtamatie,Kettey.that it
processes asenbedto MM.but that there was some M to be lamented tite maMuso-ipt was not printed in
utMeftMntyabouthis o&nteas it appeared botb as full, If the )-est of it wasM dit~ctas thèseettttact!.
Martinus and Mttrdochaeu& He is called a Fhey were reptinted aherwardsin Die &&&~t;F-w
Cammer'dieMerof the Kmperor Rudotph U., and /«H~<j4~MM. inthe~andbySehmieder.
A'< ~t~ <~ 7Tf«/~M /!}g~ ~y~ Mf (T<!«~<&/< der Chemie, t~<. pp.
t/< &~A.J!f«M/, ty09, pp. M. MS.t0~. 489. ~4.
Die &it~~< zCg.
./X<K/M'~&~)MtM,1730,
IcAY19i«,1730, PP-
pp. Schmieder. GeH-A«-A& ~«- /t~<m«-. {6~, pp.
W.19.' 201. ~74.30'. 307. 332.
F~t)d.P'f-~<Mt. t7M. Th. i. p. 65.
DEMACHY
~iT~~Y~m~ (JACQUES t~~H~Ui~.
~JfK~UCtO FRANÇOtS).
Etëmens de Chymie, suivant les Prmcipes de Becker & de Stahl, traduits du
Latm sur la II" Edition de M. Juncker, avec des Notes Par M. Demachy,
ApothicaireGagnant-M&itnsede t'Hôtet-Dieu de Paris. Tome Premier. Six
vot. broeh. t2 Hv. A Paris, chez Siméon-Prosper Hardy, Libraire, rue S.
Jacques, au-dessus de eet!e de la PMcheminene, a la Colonne d'Or.
MDCCLVÏI. Avec Approbation, & Privilége du Roi.
t3<
T. i. pp. xxiv.sa6. 'fwphtes of w)t)b<& T. iv. viij. 399.
T. H.pp.viH.t~ftNMk't. T.V.Q.4M.
T.Hi.pp.vitj.~ttMM~ T.vi.~[tN.]983[4,tbtM)<].
Thoogh this isin Kiaiitya tnmshtio))of}und{<~s f
Phannaceaticat Chembtfy, tt~tstated Pott's and
fe«~C/<MCA<Mt'<e (MeJUSCKB)) (JOHANN)) m<B. l1
MM~grafs collected pape and wrote a great
tient bas b<en added to it in the way of Mute!:to d
deal of verse, essays aaa académie which
ma!:e it so far an independent work. aappeared m various petiedicab. HeNot~s,died 7 Ju)y.
Demachy, b(.n)30 August. ty!<9.studied natu)fd !8o3. As was to bc expected from a chemist who
history and MtenxuM. then devoted Mtnsdf h
had been trained in the doctrines of Bêcherand
spechùty M maMna Mtedtca and phatmaty, Mid S
Stabll ho neve)-adopted the viewo iaModueedby
rose te be diteeter of the centffatdepartment for t
L~wMw.
the hospita! Ht was author of Mwa) watts on
 ~jMC/M/V~W~ zo!!

DEMACHY (JACQUES FRANçots). C~/w<

Hattw, B<M<~<! ii.
~«<t<~<fa. t777. p. 6~4. A'CMW~ C~M&, t9$;, xii). co).
MMisald,Paris, l'anckoucke (I/bo.
95). M~P~4'<. PhNippe & Ludwig, C~M<-A~ ~~A<i<)H-,
Q«6tatd. /'hw<-f Z.~t'ht~. t830, !t. p. t8M. PP. ~9<
PogMndorO, ~XKt.
OistoftttMnetoatcbemttatwo~. ~M~«!~t~«-~<
7<MM/<w/<<-aA).Pa~.t&t3.3'S~r. t<«~<M3.c<~M7.
ix.p. 344. jM~~Mt'~ ~M~M~w de /t ~/<&
~p~ ~"<fM-t~, tasa, x. p. 3S9. 'Ma, xxvi. p. $sS.
PEMOCRITUS.
Petnocntus Abderyta Gnecus de Rébus Steris NatutaHbus et Mysticis. Cum
Notis Synes!! & Petagii.
~'umba Sem!ram!dis HemMticœ Sipttatfe t~], quàm si Sapiens aperuent, non
avants, Regum iMe thosautos, div!t!atU!n inexhaustos,
Cyrus, amb!tiosus
suMc!at inveniet. H. V. D. Nontnbo'g~ Apud Hteredes Joh. Uan.
quod
Tauberi, M.DCC.XVH.
ttdMrtiMmentt]. TMc red tMdNMk.
8*. Pp. 63 [t of book adfer)
8*
This is TMtbt)'')!tepnnt of Pitimcnti's Mm-Mot stid «bom Demccfitm.Me Kopp, &<7~, t86o,
of UemocrittM!De Arte Sacra MMtm,' whichh< pp. <o8-t36; Kopp, M< ~M<MM. !6M, pp.
n«Mtetrom a Greek MS. that was brought ta hin e<M, 9t9. iL p. 3'9. Md <br thé editioM of

by a native of Coth). PMmeM!'s tmttMationwitt t~ Democntus, see my own pers in thé f<i!w«~ft
pubtished et Ptuhmin ~79, and ~msteitiMed ~ttt /M~A<fo/ &~9', Gta~gow.
thé date atteKd to t~M. One copy of the t~ Te thé tist thete given fthootd be added othef
edMon is tmowxand about a <h)ïenof the issue0 MO copies of (bc ~$73 Padtm édition, one in thé
ttyg. The édition of ty!?, tike thé othetS, israre Unitmity Libmry, Cntcow, uocut if' thé engins)
'tT)e tfMMMtonwas printed as a supplement « covets; tmd tmother in thé LibrMy M Mm~ch.
Miii&tdM'<Miaww~7~, Colon., t~z, ~73, t<74 Compare with one MoUter the renMM-ttt 0))
nnd Kopp reprintedit ht hb/M/jt~'e~Coet~~ Democritus made tiesp<ctive)y by Wieeteb (~tt/or-
der C4<M~,tMo. pp. t37-'43. Thé Gfeetttext a <W~< M</<~tf<*«~ < ~AwM~, tM7,
it exists in thoMS.ht St. Marfs Libnuy~t Venie' pp. !?6~) end by KMtttm (A~M t<M'~p*/
was prtnted by BerthetM in hisédition of the G~eet <Mf ~AA<M~, 178$, p. 7&~
nlcbemists. Pan<, tM8, 3 vots.,.t". For 'Tu<nba Semimmidis' see notes under that
For an exhaustivediscussion of att thMhas beet tith:.
Cottectanea.
DORNi.(GKRARf),
m. a.
Trevisanusde ChymicoMiraculo, t6oo,p. <67.
THEATRUM CHEMMUM, t6S9, i. P. 7?6.
MANGKT (J. J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,<702,ii. p. 36).
Summaria declaratio eorum, que dicta sunt hactenus ex Democrito, per
senigonata.
DORN(GK&ARD), Trevisanusde ChymicoMimcuto,!6oo,p. <94.
THEATRUM CHEMMUM, )6;9, i. p. 792.
MANGET (J. J.), BibtiothecaChemicaCuriosa,tyoa, :i. p. 367.
DEMOCRITUS (CHtusrtANus).
See DIPPEL (JOHANN CONRAD).
DENSINGER (ARSEMtusBACHMtEL).
Geber Redivivus, das ist WarhaffHgePractica des Steins der Weisen,
welche der KSnig Geber klar in seinen Buchem, jedoch Stuckweis,
zerstreuet, hin- und wieder beschrieben. Hetnach von einem Philosopho
in Ordnung gesetzt, und Late!nisch vor etlichen Jahren in Druck ausge-
~at~en, Jetxo aber verteutschet, und mit fruchtbaren annotationibus, und
abgek(!rtzter Praxi, Beschreibung von dem Mercurio Philosophorum, wie
auch mit einem Appendice u~ Corollario vermehret worden,dem gemeinen
Nutzen zum besten ausgegeben von Arsenic Bachmiele Densinger. Im
JahtrChnsti, 1683(?).
94". Pp.S7tïb)Mh}.ThédateispMttyeuto9.
?o6 DENSINGER-DETHARDING

DENSINGER (ARSENIUS BACHMtM.). CfWfMH~.

Of this euthor t bave not found any record. ~peUhbMUMBMbMxie).
The present book is cited both by Sehtt)Mef and on the other hand Roth.SchettzfMdFMaM
an édition of )[M<.wMeh
by Kopp. bat they give thé (htte M t&t3, and they con6rms<heprésentqaote
one.
Roth.Scho~. ~'M'e~e CAom'fa,tw. p. Schmieder, <7~At< ~<<~<~K. tS~. p. 93.
Metufd. t~ Th. i!. p. 66. Kopp. ~/r~ iM6.ii. p.

DESCRIPTIO Philosophici Adrop.

.S'MMONTE (GUIDOMAONUS DE).

D'ESPAGNET (JEAN).
See ESPAGNET(JEAN n').

DESSENIUS (BERNARD),
Cronenburgius.
See CRONENBURGIUS (BRRNMtMM
NtSSENtUS).

DESTILUR.KUNST.
See D. D. K. DestiMir.Kunst.

DETHARDING (GMM).
Chymischer Probir- Ofen, darinnen aHe Procefse und HandgriNe, die in
Johannis Agricote P. & M.D. Commentarijs und Notis, Ober Johan:
Poppij Chymische Medicm enthalten, und von ihm, (D. A.) f{tt gmsse,
geheimé, und gantz newe Kiinste ausgeru(!en werden, Ein jeder absonder-
Hch, nach denn Principijs Chymicœ Artis examiniret, erôrtert, und ferner
tam Ratione qvàm Experientid, auch zum ôfftern, aus
D. Agr. eigenen
Worten, heU und klar erwiesen wird Dafs in gedachten CotnmentMijs
und Notis, nichtes newes noch Geheimes,das etwas wehtt, sondem vielmehr
Alte verlegene Waarenund Sachen, die bifsweilen nur von ihm etwas ver.
andert, verkehret, ja ont mehr verderbet ais verbessert worden;i Nebst
vielen groben, Handgreifnichen,schadHchenErroribus und Contradictionibus
zu finden seyn; AUen Liebhabem der wahren, unverfilschten
Chymi~,
insonderHeitaber deneh, die von sothanen fatscheh, Chymischen
Procefsen,
nicht wollen verftihret seyn, wie auch denn angehenden Studiosis dieser
Kunst, hochnützlich zu lesen und anzuwenden, Mit sonderlichemFteifse,
und nicht geringen Vnkosten abgewartet und an
Tag gegeben durch
Georgium Detharding, Bürgem und Apothekem in Atten Stedn.
Felix, qvem faciunt aliena pericula cautum
Gedruckt bey Georg Gôtzken. In verlegung Jeremise
Mamphtasen, im
Jahr t648.
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[Another Copy.]
Antdttioaofth~WMtt, at Stettinin t6s6.4°.is MentioMd
pabKshed ihLeupoM'~ p~~M.
Kurtzer Diseurs vom Auro Potabiti, was es sey, vnd was es
vorEygenscha~en
an sich haben mu&,dadurph man das Fatsche von dem.Wahren
vnterscheiden
 DETHARDING 207

DETHARDING (GEORo). e~~Mf~.

konne. Daraufs den heU vnd klar zu sehen ist, dafs das schwartzbraune,
dicke, stinckende Oet, welches Johannes Hintzius vor Aurum potabile
verkauBt, <atsch vnd Betrug sey. Aus erheblichen Vrsachen (die in
der Vorrede enthalten) abgetasset vnd mSnnigMchemzur Wamung Mch vor
solchen vnd dergleichen bettieglichen medicamenten zu ~Stea, in ônent-
lichen Druck verfertiget durch Geoïgmm Dethardingen, Bürgern vnd
FUrsttichen gewesenen Hon~Apotecker in Alten Stettin. Gedruckt, bey
Georg Gôtzken Anno tô~
4". Pp.(38.9MMtt)M.
Georgii Dethardinges, Bürgers und Apothekers in Alten Stettin, Nohtwendige
Andwort und gegen-Bencht, aun' die Ehrenrtthnge, !a<ter!iche schmah.
und Mgen-SchnNt:, mit welcher D. Johannes Agricola, Stadt-Physicus zu
B)'e<s!aa,ihn, an staat, das et auff das Scriptum Illusivum andworten, und
d~n fatschen Lügen-Procefs, die calcinationem & vene TinctUtM Auri
extfactione, mit Htrschhorn, Bruntz und Brandtwein betrenend, verificiren
und wahr machen sotte, wider atte ChnstUche Liebe und BtH~keit beleget
hat.
P!aut.
Bacchœ Bacchanti (Agncotœ) si vêtis advetsaner,
Ex insana insaniorem faciès, feriet seepius.
Gedruckt in Alten Stettin.
4". Pp.M 96. Attheend Gedruckt imJahr tM~,beyGeorgGStthen.
Scnptutn Etisivum oder Rechtmassige Andwort und Gegenbericht darinnen
die Nichtige, in der Natur, Vemunfft und Chymischen fundamenten
ungegründete Apologia, welche H. Augustus Hauptman Dresdensis, zu
Erhaltung der von H. D. Agricola in seinen Commentarijs über Poppium
pag. z~. beschriebenen, und aus dem Auro mit Urin und Brantwein
vermeinten Extrahirten Tinctune, Animœ, &c., wieder den Discurs de
Auro Potabili ohntângst geschrieben, mit 'bestandt und darbietung Augen-
scheinlicher Démonstration, wiedertegtund annihiliret wird. Durch Georgium
Dethardingen, Bürgem und Apotheckern in Atten Stetin. y
M. T. C.
Nulla est capitalior injustitia, qvàm eorum, qvi tbm, cùm maximè Mtunt,
id agunt, ut viri boni esse videantur.
Senec. Mb. de Ctement. c. 2.
Maluerim veris oHënder~ qvàm ptacere adulando.
Gedruckt zu Atten Stetin, bey Gorg Geôtzken (w). AO t64~.
4°. Pp.[~].
Scnptum Illusivum contra Hauptmannianum (àmosum scriptum Collisivum.
Das !st: Vnumbgangtiche beandwortung und wIder-Rede, in welcher, D.
Johannis Agricobe Phantastische Tinctura, Anima Aun, nach Chymischen
Grunden Examiniret, verworffen, und was Augustus Hauptmann, Uresd.
in dem Newgeschmièdeten CoHisiv- oder Famos'Libe~ diese!be,zu
M8 Z~T~~A~W~–~FM~WC

DETHARDING (GsoRG). C~~w~.

Behaupten, vorgewandt, refutiret und so viel n&htig, beleget wird durch
Georgium Dethardingen, Bürgern und Apothekern in A!ten Stettin.
Multitudo Errantium, errori non parit patrocinium, & quod in Misnia
erratum est, in Pomerania Rectum Verumq; esse nequit.
Stettin, Gedruckt bey Georg Gôtzken. ïn vertegungJetemM Mamphrasen,
Buchhândtem daselbst, und Caspar Klofsman Jun. in Bretslaw. Anno
<647.
4>- Pp~M~
4'. PP,[8)136-

[Another Copy.]
tmpehiict,
tmpenect, Wfmting
wfmung thétitleand
tne matter(sheetA).
nue ant pretitTmmfy
Thc pnseediM controvetsiai works are ditected two are identified, and another GeorgeDethardittg
against thé writings and views of Johann Agfieota h deMtibed hy MmM tMng hehveett 16~ and
(~.f.) and Au~tMtus Hauptmant). They are of t747. who wasa txember of the AcademiaNature
interest M a entieism of theories and of modes of CwKMonttt),and the author of a greM number of
prepanuion. Mademic <)i<ser<tHiom! on medica) Poegen.
Little seems to be known of the tmthor beyond dorlf takes this viet~alsn. Theretopics,
were be~des a
whathe hitMctf tetts)M,namely, thnt he was Court GeorgeChristopher, a GtOfaeGMtnvand a Georee
ApothecMyin CM Stettin, ftouhshedta the mMdte William Detha~ding, so that some Mteotionxis
of the t~th century. and wait devoted to ehenuxtry required not to confase them, MpeeMty M the
~nd iitchenayfrom his youth np. On the authority second name is sometimesomitted. t suspect <hM
of Jc6meke, Jocher has distinguished hint from the present man did not write Mme of thé hoo)c;
MOther person of the sanie tmme who tived in and )mpen. attributed to him by tMer biographen!
Stralsund, and nf)erw:)nh went to Gustrow as who have not observedthe datesof pttMitationwith
town physician h) f68o, nnd who Hïote soma suMcientMtenttot), but the confmion b verygréât.
medlcal works and a LMin-Gfech yocabatary for aud am not ai at) certain that the MhwixR
students of surgery. By jourdnn, however, these refetences apply to thésame perse)).

Manget, BtMo~<n! ~f~/<M'~M A<A<'<M«t, HaUer, ~A'M Ct~~f<t, tT?~,1. p. ctt.

t73t. t. ii. p. <68. Haller, &W<t/~a yt~tc!a<i. p.
Z.M~oMt/n<MM ~/MMaw cM~teff, <W tv p. 54. (Thèse do not reter to the présent
'739. p. 47. writer apparetMty.)
Joh. David ~Mncke,O~A<7<f~~M~/f! A)t- Fuchs, /f<<«m der e~B~h-N ~a/M<,
Stettbt. t7~. t8o6~)8, p. a~t.
Leng!et Dufre!noy, ~'j/o/n' de la /cj<~AM ~M~~M ~<!&. Patiit. t~tMtMaeke(tSito.
~nM~< t749. Hi. p. t48. ~), t! p. ~5.
tiicher. <4/~«o<<MM G</<A~M.~)r<tWt,<7;o, H. PoKKendo)f),t<!mt~<M~i!<t<)~
co).M. /~t«A, 186-ti.1 eo).
i,trbach, t863. 564 (qMtta Jëchtr.bbot
eorSt6l~4(qu«esjôcher. ut does
don
Aaetung.Supptententto Jocher. not fotiowhïm).
HaHer, ~~Ae<A<!M Bo~~ft!, tTy:, il. p. 47.

DEUSING (ANTON).
Sympathetici Pulveris Examen quo superstitiosa ac fraudibus Cacodœmonjs
implicita Vulnerum et Ulcerum curatio in distans, per Rationis trutinam, ad
ipsas Nature Leges expenditur; subversis Cure SympatheticaeFundamentis,
ab Illustriss. Comite Digbseo, nec non D. D. Papinio, & Mohyo, positis.
Autore Antonio Deusingio, Med. ac Philos. Doct. Illiusque in Acad. Gron.
& Omt. Prof. Prim. Cetsissimi Principis Gubernatoris ac ProvinciaeArchiatro.
Groningœ, Typis Johannis CoMenY,BiM!opo!<e& Typographi, t66z.
M". Pp.
M". Pp.[M] 660.
[M]66o.
Anton Rcasing was bom in t6t9. He bad a he heM pMtëssotshipsM Harderwyjtand Gfoenin-
long tmining, and was a man af gttat teanttng. gen, whetehe waserettted D.PM)., and uhimatety
He studied o)Msi<sand philosophy et Hardentyk, becametector. He died et Gtoenjn~en in t<66, in
and at Leyden nmthemMics,Arable under GotMS. his Mth year. He wrote namereus works on
and also Persian and Tutkish. He then passed to medicine, anatomy, physiognomy,coonopaphy,
medicine, graduated in tëy, and begtMpractice in MtMnomy, physict, Mmrttt M:Mty. pM!oscphy,
t63& He w&9cMef pbysiciM of the Duke of and a number of ccntrowrsia) tracts, MpecMy
Nassau. After pMfe!S)ngmathem~cs at Meurs, wtthDeteBeeSytvim.
 Z~A~-Z~ZOC~ ~09
DEUSING (ANTON). <~A~<
MetettUn,~«<&M~M~<MM/M.t, tM6, p. 63. Hatter. ~W/M<w ~Mf~< t?~. i.
Freher. ?'<«t~H<a<ft~wa~ ~w~~e c/a~wM<w, p. 389 (projected édition of Avtcenna) t777, !i.
t6M, p. MM, and ptftte64. p.101.
Whte, JD«Mt'«iM~<M~KWM,t688, Yyya~<o. <?f~t'< der C~m<'< t~. i. p. 79:
Gmelin.
t<66 (no other date laglven. but D~using was <!ti<i (contruversy with Dû te BoeSylvius).
<obe (hen S4 years ofage). ~'a~~f Médicale, Paris. PtmetMMctte(t8M-
RMh-SchotM,~MM'oM~tt f~MMa, t7!t7, p. ~), M),p. 461.
Manget, ~/«'<it<~a F<T~<'<«)M~<f<&wnM, Sprenget, Gf~A~A~ der ~«n~, )t8ey,iy.
'73*. ii. P. '7'. p. t8y.
StoHe,~«M~My~<M~ der ~MtM)t~~ Deteimeris, .D~/«MMMw ~M/c~w de la
<~M~M/, t73t, pp. z0o~y)7. ~Mf<&M' t8M. Il. i.p. 8~
M<eton, JM~Mt~t, !733, xxH. pp. N4-43. Bayle & 'Mttaye, &'<~nt~«- ~MM- t8ss. i.
Foppens, ~'MM<M /~&«-a. t739. i. pp. 7t-?5. p. ~3.
Kestner, ~/<!<~t'«w~ 0<'&Ar/M-<'«, ty~o, ~o der Aa, ~'<< H~~e<~
p. 947. /V~~<t<t<~fa,1858. iv. p. t37 (and<e<etences).
J. F.We!dte)', ~<!wM ~/MM<axM',~t, p. 470. PoKgeodoWr, ~K~w~M<oM?<t'<!t'M<t. ~e~.
tOche)-, ~%iM)t«<~G~M~<M.«'e<t, t75t, «i. M~M< t86g, t. col. ~6t-
co!. 9~8. Bmings, /M<&<.C<a/< t8~. Mi. p. ~t end
Ë!oy, ~~an~~ ~A'~M <& la ~< Séries. 1899, iv. p. ~79.
tMS. P- t *77S-Il. P<4' ~)!t'/«W«!~ ~<&%W des &M~M ~<M'
Portal, ~M~<~ <~/'j<<a~M<~~<A*la C~'<-M~, M/et. 1883.xxviii. p. 4<3.
il.
x7yo, P. 6~. Hitsch, F~'<~Aw&'j ~.)t~<! << ~~wy<t.
Haller, JWMe~o ~<eM&a. t??~ i. p. 434 ~Mfot Amie, tMs, il. p. tyo.
(a longaccount).

DIALOGI DUO.
See BRACESCO
(GtOVAttMt).
DIALOGUE CHYMIQUE de la Pierre physique.
Duel des Chevaliers.
See TRES-ANCtEN

DIALOGUE (Le) de Marie & d'Aros, sur le Magistere d'Hermes.

See MCHEBO~RG(j. M. D.), Bibliothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, tySo, i.
P. 77.
DIALOGUS de Arte Chymica.
CHRYSORRHOAS.

DIALOGUS (Ein) vom Stein der Weisen, PMeceptoris Georgii, und Alberti
Discipuli; darinnen der vierdte Theit des Grafen BemhMdi, von der
Practica Lapidis Philosophici ausgeleget und erkiâret wird.
CHyMtSCH.UNTERïRMSCHER Sontten.Gtantz, t7:8, p. 333.
BERNHARDUS TREVtSANfS,Chymische Schnfiften, t746(!~7), p. 2t2.
DIALOGUS inter Natumno et Fitium phi!osophMe.
See MANGET(J. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t702, ii. p. 3:6.

DIALOGUS MERCURII, Atchym!stœ et Natune.

SENDtVOGttfS
(MtCHAEL).
DIALOGUS PHILOSOPHIE.
Sed TRISSMOSINUS (SALOMOM), Aweum Vellus, Tractatus i!i., ~98, p. t~.
See TANCKE(~OACHtM).Promptuarium Atchymiœ, t6!o Appendix Tomi Primi,
p. 23&
See ERôfFNBTNGeheimnisse des Steins der Weisen, t7o8-t7!8,p.2ya.
[SCHAT2und Kunstkammer], p. ~38.
See <M ttNTRNTtEN.
~M «~ GBSPRACH.
0
a'o ~/CAVA~O~–ZW?'/M~?E
DICKINSON (EDMUND).
Edmund Dickinson Phil. & Med. Reg. de Chrysopoeia sive de Quintessentia
Philosophorum. Juxta exemplar Oxoniense editio hoc exemplari longè
castigatior. Accessit ob argumenti analogiam Anonymi Christianide Medica-
mentis Universalibus Dissertatio.
No p)Meor date (17–?).
8~. Pp.M 183[t MMtt] 56. MS.notes.
Schreiben an Herm Theodor Mundan von der Goldkunst oder Quintessenz
der Fitosofen.
~M SCHRUDKR
AM SCHRÛDKR (F. j. w.), Neue Atch:
AlchymistiscbeBibliothek,1771,I. i. p. t.
~< MUNDANUS (THËODORUS).
Dickinson,son of thé rectorof Appletonin first edttion of which ~v~ puMbhed at Oxford ln
BertMhire, wasbom a6 Sept., t&!4. He was t686. Of MundMMs, to whom it is
edueatedat Eton and Menon Oxford, Uttte appMBMty b known. but he it addressed,
gtaduatedB.A.~647.M.A.16~,CoUege,
andanaUyM.R, CMdtted wtth havtn~ directed DictHtMon's
is who is
attention
3)uty, t6~6. He practHed in Oxfordforupwatds and energy to the «Mnce. Dickinson laboured at
of twentyyeaM,waselectedM thé Cot&geof it for years and seems to have belleved
in London.and setttedtherein t6&i. ïeatity ofMMsmutaMonas havingbimseifwitnessed in the
Physidans
He WMappointed p to Chartes and it. HisatseMMthttttheking–whocertitMyhad
hy-iieian
continuedh thé sameposttionunderJamesn. a fancy for chemistry-bad a nritate
tt)t 1688.Hethenretired,ocotpyinghimsetfwith where he found pteMMtetn w~tcMngDickinson !aboratoty
wntingbooksandthépractice otchemistty, tiUbis Grind away, moistenMtt mMh up his paste,
death.3 Apri).t70/. Pound at bis
Hischiefwortc. uponw hiehhespentmanyyears. His devotion topowder Chemistry led to bis Mquatm.
ts enMted fAy~x-aM<M << aoM.London.1~9,4", ance with others equally intetestedin and so
reprintedonth Continent.Hison)ycontribution find Be~er.tor eMmp)e,dediMtinstt,tohim we his
<ochemiea)Uteratureis thépnisentepMe. thé ?~<-nw~(~.c.).
Roth-Scho)~. ~t~f/~o Ct~~o. ~97,p. t6. E!oy. 2Mf/t-cM<K-~
Buddett!, ~~M-~M <&la ~Mw/w,
~~<o.M«t&~«t, & t73o.1. ï773. it. p. 4?.
P.'45- Baumer, ~/M<~« Ctm!&< t~. p. o?.
Buddecs.Coa~t~ttM~«f ~<7MMAM<?.Ktppts, F~~&t ~~M~t-M, i~ ~'p.
"P~ ?'-
Zedtcr,~MtWA!A2.<s<-Mca, W- vii.co). Gmelln. G~ CA~. iy~. H.-p.
700. Hutchinson, ~<, ~M,
Stotte,~t~t<««~ft«f~M~tteder G<AtA~<4«7, as~-ags.
t7<6.pp. 363.STo. Thomson.
~f~ Royal ~tft~, tSta.
W. N. Bhntber~. ~« ~<-Mt~
A,m.9 e <Aetl. JM~iM<< d A IV. P. xxvii.
f~t&~ ~~mc~t<<M, ~.A, /t~M Watt,
~A<M
BW/«ft)tfM,t8!9, (authors),
KingCAt~~ and ~'«~/<tM« t.ond0!), SM-i.
'7}7 "d édition. t7M. Wood,~~M 0.<c~ ed. Bti~. i8ao, iv.
Kestner,jMt~Mm~~t G~&M.M«H<. ïMe. see vol. <3)' p. <
p. ~8.
Len~tetDafresnoy. ~/<~ </< M<~o~tM Schmteder.Gf~tf~
7~ Diary and Car~~o))~M<e y~ ,SM, p.
~M/~t, 1742.i. p.~8t iji. p. 148. tSm. ti. p. 375. BM-S~
Ft< ~ft7<M<t«a.t7so. Mi.p. 1603. Munk. /?~ of the ~<ya/ C<
ïocher,.~Mt~et G~&~<M.Z~.tt< /M)M.
CO). tt0. tyso. ii. tSot, i. p. gye.
~x~<t~. t~. pp. &<Ladrague. Ft~A~~M 0«M~; ~f~~
Fabrieius.F~a iSyo, No. Mt4.
39.6~ 3M,386.5t7, 688. Kopp, A'< ~/c~<m~. tSMt i,
BnMke< ~VMtoW<t
C~<<«t pp. 99, ~07 il.
i. p. 6ï7. y~M/o~Mt,t7€6.IV. P'344-
2~<.Mp. o Nalioxal &<~t~.
A~<M<t/ Bio t8M, xv. p.
x~,
HaMer, B<Mt«/~<: ~<ta/<M~<t, ~777.ii. p. tg. 33Mttc)ebyR.HaniMn).
DICTA'Sapientum.
See THEATRUM CHEMICUM, t6$9, iii. p. 8;7.

DICTIONAIRE Hennettquc, contenant L'Explication des Tennes,

FaMes,
Enigmes, Emblemes & manieres de parler des vrais PMosophes. Accon).
p~në de deux Traitez singuliers & utiles aux Curieux de t'Art. Par un
Amateur de la Science. A Paris, Chez Laurent D'Houry, rue SaintJacques,
devant la Fontaine Saint Severin, au Saint Esprit. M.DC.XCV. Avec
Privilège du Roy.
M'. Pp. [ta] at6.
 D/Cr~M-ZM~V~E~ an t

DICTIONAIRE Hermetique. <~M«<

The two tfMt9whieh followhâve a title.page:
Traité PbnMOt&iqaede la tripte preparation de l'or et <hl'argent. Par GjMton)e
Doux dit de Chves, Amateur des Ventez Hermétiques A Paris, Chez Laurent
d'Houry, rue Saint JaeQues. devant h Fontaine S&int Sevetin, M Saint Esprit.
M. D. XCV.(~). Avec f~-Mtese du Roy.
Pp. t!~[tMMh].
The seeoxdMtct (p. 49) b entitled De la droite et vraie municre de produire la
Pierre Philosophique,<tttte
P{e<rePhitosopMqtM. ou te Set
Setat~eotiSque
argentiflque &
t MMitiqae.
~urifiqae.
Lengbt DufMsnw (~t~~ la ~&.«~Mf Hrst volume of his ~~&'< <6M/~t'A'<<~<et
~fM~M~t ty~a, !ii. p. <<t<!), says the dietionary CA<'M~M,Pari!, jtCya,and Richebourg inserted
ls oot bad, but as it was diawn up by Satmon. afterwtttds in his édition of t~ (f.), but there
whowasnot an adept. théproper explanations have are very great additions to it, as OM be readily
failed sonetimet to be giten. This is true onty to judged fmm the fact that, whiteSatmcn's short list
a timited extent. The dictionarymay be bt~ed on fills onty twenty pages, the /Mc~'<'<!<!<~ oecupies
the short voMbuhu~ which SatnM~ added to the two hundred and sijtteea.

DICTIONARIUM PARACELSI.
DO&N(GERHARP),
TheophrastischePractica, t6<8, p. 396.
DICTIONARY.
A Chymical Dictionary explaining hard places and words met withat in the
writings of Paracelsus, and other obscure Authors.
See F. (J.), A NewLight of Alchymy, etc., !674,p. 303.
It isa translation
ofthepreceding.
DICTIONNAIRE Abregé des Termes de t'Art et des Anciens Mots.
.SwMCHEBOURG
(j. M. D.),Bibtiothèquedes PhilosophesChimiques,t7M, iv.
P. S?o.
DIDACUS GERMANUS.
Judicium Philosophico- Ethico- Chymico-Medicum de it!a Veteri toties jam
ventilata & necdum resoluta Controvetsia An detur Lapis PMosophorum?il
Et ejusdem indefinita in Morbis tam praeservandis quàm curandis Virtus.
Leviter mots a praenobiti& excellentissimo D. Jacobo J. W. Dobrzensky de
Nigroponte Phil. & Medic: Doctore, ejusdémq; in Univer: Pragensi Professore
Extraotdinario. Acnter defensa (Tit:) à D. Joanne Friderico à R&in ad
Stermoll & Radelsegch. Inclyti Ducatus CamioHas, Causarum Aulicarum
Provincia!it!mque Assessore. Germanè id est candidè forma Epistolari
conscriptum à Didaco Germano Phitosoph & Medicinss Doctore. Anno
Domini M.DC.LXXXII.
Nophtceorprinter.
8*. r~~ N3.it MM)tJ.
Pp.(23. bhottj.
Compare Dobmnstty'~ tract on the /M<rf< toeMione<! byGoetia (<?~M<Ot<x~, ty~S,
A'M~ Mt<M~'M&Naturale. This was direeted P- 3~)' but hc das not supply the author'! reitt
the beMeffnthe pbi!Mopher'! stene. it is
<tt!MMt name. ~'<ny. tyt~, p. ~t.

DIE mit dem Marte gen~u-veieinigte Venus.

.S<MTRACTATUSPhystco-Chymicus,tyo6.
DIENHEIM (JOHANN WOLFGANG).
Medicina Universatis.
T~EDA Trifida CMmica,t6?4, p. 7.
~a 2~'A'~E~M-G~

DIENHEIM
~tt.<~tm-<mt ~UHANM WOLMANG).
(JOHANN *tU)~fUAnu/. C<W/MW~.
t~n
itWWMS.
DienheimwasDoctor of Laws and of Medicine, where in their presence thé stnMt~)' tumed Mme
and was PMf<sor at Ft~yburg in BMisgau. tn !e:t<tinto gold. 'rhe person who is reported to
t6o3 whtte returning from Rome, he met a Mtow have done this was A!examte)r Seton, known
tMveMer, with whom hesaited fromZurich toBMet. as the Cosmopolite. It is one of thé most cir.
tn thehtter place, after getting hold of Dr. Jacob cunutfttttMty tMu-nttcdépisodes in the history of
Zwinger, they went aU three to a gotdsMith's, tr~nsmutatton.
PtMhins, De tttWt~/~t)' ?'n!f/«~J, GmdenMk, ~«MM/w~ f<MNte)~ «& ~Mo!f~
tToo, p. 343. T't-tMfMM/aA'oM~~AxA/M, t~. No.
BibliothecaC~at/fft, t/s?, p. ;6.
Roth-SchotM, A~KM M'<'«~f~<f~ ~~<<a~. ~89, p. tua.
Dt<~<<<t[p'«/M~<'r~/<'Ayy«<<t. 1730, p. :K)6. Gntelin, C<«-~ der C<<MM. t?~, i. p. 5~ i
Kestner, ~Mi'~<a'«~eA<~ 0<A<<jf«rM, t~o. t~9, ii. p. 4.
Oc~AM~ der Alchemie, tSg~. p.
JMter,er,A
p~jticher, All~rtmcisesllelthrten·lexFcorr,
<'t/~f<M<MG~/ûtr/~t.j'/fM,
llpmeiiteç Crelehi-ten-Lexiton,z75%
:y5o"ii.
ty~o, ü, 337.
eo!. tt6. Die ~0))M. tM6. i. p. M il. p. 338.
Kopp,
HeMer,FWt'fa ~<<'<'M~ ~af/«t?, 1~77,li.
P.4'3.

DIETZE (DAVIDGoTTLOB).
De Genemtione Metallorum consenm am~tiss!mi philosophorum ordinis dis-
putabunt Prseses M. johannes Zacharias Platner, et Respondens David
Gottlob Dietze, Stolberg, Misn. D. Aug. Anno MDCCXVII. H. L. Q. C.
Upsiee, Uteris Andrese Martini Schedii.
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[t.iMank).
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~<<~< ~/<<f<f, t73:. p. 47, but another bus, von Aettern und JOngern !<))Fetde. S.p. 4*,
appeenunderhb name: Disputatio JMtismetat. Erford.17'J7.'
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DIGBY (KENKLM).
Of Bodies,and of Mans Soul, to discover the Irnmortality of ReasonableSou!s.
With two discourses of the Powder of Sympathy, and of the Vegetation
of Plants. By Sir Kenelm Digby Knight.
~"X~ <~W' ~M! Myoo
KttTafO~fHoict 8w<tTOf<R'<K,
Af~ T~: ToC<!À<W ~<}<r<M:;
Ammae naturam, absque totius natura,
SufBcientercognosci posse existimas?
Plato in Phaedr.
London, Printed by S. G. and B. G. for John Williams,and are to be sold
in Little Britain over against St. Butto)phs.Chureh, M.DC.LXIX.
4°. !*P.[55.Nank] 439[tMank] [to] agt [t blnnk]. ThesecondtMati-ie
and
thetwodiscourseshaveseparatetitte.p~esinctuded
iathepagination.
Wocdquoteseditions:Paris. t6~. fol. Lon. Rosswrotea rep)yto Digbyin 7~M~t-<M/
don, ~6~8.t66&and 1669.aHin 4*. Atexander7~MM<wM, London,t~, 4°.
Aufserlesene,seltzame Phitosophische Geheimnüsse und chymischeExperimente,
wie auch sonderbahre und zuvor nie eroffhete Artzneyen, Menstrua und
Alkaheste, sampt dem wahren GeheimnUis das Sal Tartari Buchtig zu
machen: welcheatte von dem WoMgebohmenHerrn Kenelm DigbyRittem,
und weiland Cantzlern Ihr. Majest. der alten Kônigin von Engeland, mit
vieler Mühe und Fleifs xusammengelesen, und bifshero nach seinem Tode
verborgen gehalten, jetzo aber dem gemeinen Besten zu Nutze ans Tages
Liecht gebracht worden durch Georg Hartman. Aus der Englischen in
 2?/G~

DIGBY (KZNELM).Confinued.
die Deutsche Sprache zum ersten Mahl übersetzet von J. L. M. C. Mit
Chur SachsischerFreyheit nicht nachzudrucken. Hamburg, AuffGottfried
Schultzens Kosten, 1684.
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[Another Copy.]

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ttnperfect.

Oratio de Pulvere Sympathetico.

SeeTHEATRUM t66o,p. t.
SYIlfPATH&TJCUIIf.
THEATRUM SVMPATHETtCUM, t66t, p. t.
See THEATRUM SYMPATHETtCUM, t662, p. ?!.

Vermehrung des Theatri Chimici, oder der eroSheten Thür zurn Heimtigkeiten
in der Scheide-Kunst.
SeeBLANKAART
BLANKAART(STEVEN),
(STEVEN),TheatrumChemicum,
TheatfUH) Chemicum,tyoo.
tyoo.
Digby wasborn tt Juty, t6o3. At thé age of t~ En~tM) by R. White and pxMishedin t6s8. M".
he accompaniedhis retattveSir J. Digby, whowent pp. (a Nank, to) t~z, [i, 3 bhnki The second
as ambassador to Spain. ln i6t8 ne entered edMon, correctedand augmentedWlththe addition
WorcesterCottes, Oxford,and there probaMywas ofan Indexwas pubiished &boin to~S. but it was
inocutatedw!tha tancy <br(heOccutt Sfienees by entirely reset and is quite differentfrom thé 6r$t
bis tutor, Thomas Alleu. He teft M t6MMdwent édition. The third eduion was pubtishedin t66o.
once more to the Continent,an in 1622was Main the fourthin t:66.t. tn my "Notes on Boob
at Madrid, and was thctt présenter to Prmce of Secrets," written before t had seen the <iMt
Charles («fterwMds Kjnj; Charles t.), and the Kttgtishédition or any noticeefit, 1 suggested that
Duke of Buckingham,withwhcm he returRed to the Frenchédition m~ht bavebeen regardedas the
Enghnd in t6s3. and was ttnighted a <ewdays first. and that thé English translation might have
)ater by King James t. at Hinchtnbrooke. been caUedthe second editioo,though it was the
!n tM7-s8 he went on a filibusteringexpedition fi~t ofthe tmosietion.Th&t,hewever,WM incotroct,
to the Mediterranean and destroyedthe Frenchand for there is reaMya Bfst Engiish édition, although
Venetian ships at Scândenton.and returned the it is vervmre. tt is curious that thé author of thé
tbttowingyear. HMtuto)'~booksand MSS. having article in the ~«'/«MMr)' a~ A~<K'a< &'<;pn~A)'
been left to him, he presentedthem in 1639to the shoutd havemode pMCticsttyt)Msanté statement
Bodleian Library. On the death of bis wife in that the second' édition of 16~8is the only oae
t6g3 he withdrew to Greshim Cottege and spent known aad Mprobably the on;iMt.
two years in retitement, occupying hi)n$etfwith BesidMthe édition of t6~, the Û<M'«M<in
chetnieatexperiments. Aftersome difficultiesand French was published also M Pttris :tt t66e, t6St
ttoubhs connectedwithhis religionand politics,he La Haye, 1700. tyi!; Pitri!, t~: Utrecht in
was attowed to départ to Fnmceand white there t68i in Dutehin thé ?ThM~Mt~M«<x,
published in t644his treettia:"Of
»' Bodies and of Leetiwarden,t6o7, Amsterdam,t7Z?; tn German,
the tmmortauty of Man's Sotti." Frankfutt, t66~ ~rd Ed.), t7oo (5th Md.). Thé
In 16$! Ëvetyn witnessedat Paris some of his literature on thts subject, whiehis very extensive.
chemicMexperiments and attended the tecHiresof wasdescribed by me ta a paper t~ad to the ArctMa-
Nicholas Lefebvre,whoafterwardssettJed in Lon. oiotricatSocietyof GiMMW.
don. In )t6s8appearedthe lectureon the Powder No account of Digby's s chemical expenments was
of Sympathy deitvered.as heteUs us, beforea dh. published by himseff, so far as 1 know. They
tingaished audience at MoMpettier. After well the were probably conducted in M empiriea)fashion,
Resto)~t!onhe retumed to England attd was and thcy either faitcd of their expected result or
received. He continued hb expérimentât work Digby wasnot able to interp<etwhat they did lead
and was on the CoMnci)of théKwai Societywhen to. Anyhow ho cannot be chosed witheithcr thé
it was incorpoMted in 1663. He died tt June, experimental pharnucists, the sdentitic chentists.
1665(bat Witte says tt J)t)y. 165;). or even thealéhemists of his tinte. What tem&iM
'Fhetectme oa thé Powderof SympMhyappeared of bis experimentallabourswas publishedby Hart.
at Paris in 1639,and it was tmndated at once into mann, hMopet-ator, in x683.
Witte, JOMWeMM<{pt~)MMM. t688, Sign. Uuu Kestoer, ~MM'<tt«~ Cf&tb~K.KWt. ty~o,
3 verso; Ann. July tt, t6M. p. Mt.
Roth.SchotM,&W<'<~f<'C~mtM, tya?, p. to. ~«~«! ~</a~«tMf, t7SO,iii. pp. t70!.tyt4.
Bayle, ZMf/oaM~e<Mf/«r~M<<<wt<~w, ty~o, Chaufepté, ~f~MM" 2)~/«MM~ ~M< <
Ii. p. 290- <~<y<«.tyso. Letter D, p. =4.
'K~<~<&/<&WMM~i4<M' ~f&t//«-< tocher, ~&«s<<<t« e<&e! 17~, M.eot.
1731.p. 41. Haller, ~/«)«<c<t /<<M<e«)tM, 1774, i. p. 473
Zedter, M!«'<~M/et"<, ~34. vif. col. 808. (nobilis tir, sed credulus).
=!'4 Z?/C~t~-Z?/P/'F~

DIGBY (KENELM). C~~W~

HaUer, F<Wt'~<t<M CA~~nt, t~rd, i. p. ~59. Maek&y, A/<Mo<~ ~~o~f~ty ~j~t~
Etoy. Z)<~«)<t~<~~W~~<- la jMA&fMM, C~MMU, t84t. :ii. p. Mo;,8y,. j. p. j~e.
t~S.ti. p.o. &~n!~t< Mttt~ ~8:9, xi. p. M.
HaUer, F<W~~<t.M'z~~ûE, ~iii. Halifun. ~/M~«)« ~~Z.t&Mt~n'c~~xn~.
t854. iii. pp. ~M, ~9:t.
Ktppb, Btt~t/Ata F~tM~tM. t?~, v. pp. t~. A~<f~& F«~CA«< <8t<.xiv. col. 166.
Attibone, ~/«;a/ ~c/Mxo~ a/' ~M
GmeUt), C~f~<~<f CA<MM, i.
~07. p. 6~- t.~<y<!<N~t, t8s<), i. p. go:.
t798, )). pp. 4, Mo. MS. PoggendorM; ~<t~.
~omson. ~M~ ~<a/AM<-A.~<<M!ft~~
~<t~if~. t8tz. t~Sa~. 1863. i. col. S7B.
AppendMNo. iv.,D. xx). RémM~t. /yM/o<~ de la M
Chômer!, T~ C<MM/~<j~a~«-<MN< Mt~«~« ~~&.
~w. t875. i. p. aq6.
t<t3, )M. pp. 70~8. Kopp..C«r ~~M~886. il. pp. ~a. Kt.
Wo<xt.<mr ed. BUs!, tS~.m;
O.MHt'<Mt<-t. D«-~o<a~' National F~N~,
ttt. col. 688 &<a~m. t88e, xv. p.
Watt. &W«~~o ~'AMMM-a.t8t9, i. (Mthots), 6o_Kndthefeterences(a)-tictebvS.L.t~e).
"Notes on Boota of
303«'. fefg<Mon, Secrets."
PMtVt.. yM!M«K~Mt~<A<~t~<<<M<&<-«!
GbMg<w.t896,N.S.,K:p.t)i.
Glasgow, 1896.N.S., p. H.
DIPPEL (JOHANNKONRAD).
Analysis Cramatis Harmonie! Hyper- Metaphysico- Logico-Mathematica,das
ist Chymischer Versuch zu destilliren per decensum, per ascensum &
per
latus, und in ihr Sal, Sulphur & Mercurium zu resolviren die drey
harmonischen Systemata der heutigen Philosophie, nemlich des Cartesii,
Sptnosœ und Leibnitzens; aus welchem so wot die Bauren, a!s die aller-
subtilsten Ontologi und Mathentatici, so sic wollen, erkennen konnen, wo
sie zu Hause sind; welchesgewifslich nichts
geringes ist. In aller Freyheit,
und nicht gezwungen, heraus gewickelt und wiederum
gehôrig zusammen
gerollt durch Christianum Democritum, Theologum, Medicum, Juridicum,
Mathematicum, Logicum, Metaphysicum, & Ontologum per ignem. Zweyte
Edition, durch den Auctor selbst von den Druck.FeMem, so in die erste
gekommen, gesaubert, und hie und da mit kleinen Zusatzen ertâutert
Anno MDCCXXXIV.
4'. Pp.H86.
Christiani Democriti Theotogi, Philosophi, Physici und Medici
Auffrichtiges
G!aubens-Bekântnu{sund kurtze Nachricht was mit einem Schwedischen
Studioso in den Waysen-Hausezu Hatte wegen einiger
TheologischenStreit-
Fragen vorgegangenist, nebst dessen Vorbericht und Beantwortungselbiger
Fragen. Ezech. 3. v. a?, ty~a.
8°. Pp.[ï8]y-tto.andwantsttUafter. TUteredandbhctt.
Christiani Democriti Kranckheit und Artzney des Animalischen Lebens, wie
beyde in einer Physisch-Medicinischen Untersuchung ihrem wahrem
Ursprunge wieder zugeeignet,zugleich aber die Thorheiten des Mechanismi
und Spinosismi aus dem Grunde entdeckt, mit augenscbeinuchen Beweifs-
Gründen aus dem Bezirck der gesunden Vemunnt verstossen, und ein
vôlliges Systema aller Bewegung in einem kurtzen Zusammenhange dar-
gestellet worden. Aus dem Lateinischen von neuen ubersetzt, mit
umstândMcherBeschreibung aller Chymischen und Medicinischen
Experi-
menten des Autoris, die vorhin in diesem Tmctat nur mit Worten
wenig
bemerckt gewesen, wie auch mit einem angehângten curiosen, und nach
den Becherischen und Stahlischen Grundsâtzen ausgefuhrten Bedeneken
von dem einfaltigen und wahren Grunde der
Zertegung, Zusammensetzung,
 ZW/'E~M'CMM~ 2t5

DIPPEL (JOHANNKONRAD).C~aA~
Verbessemng und Vetândemng der MetaUen: nebst dem dazu gehorigen
Experimental-Beweise,wie ein ehrMcherMann, ohne Dienst und Amt seinen
Unterhalt vor sich selbst jederzett erwerben Mnne: vermehret, und mit
einem zureichMchenRegister versehen. Voneinem unpartheyischenLiebhaber
der Wahrheit. Franckfurth und Leipzig,Vettegts Johann Leopold Montag,
Buchhandter in Regenspurg ~736.
8*. Pp.M .}M.Register
[76]. Thetitleis printedontwoteavesoftheat« sheet.
Vttœ Animalis Morbus et Medicina. Suae vindicata origini disquisitione
Physico-Medica,quâ s!mut Mechanismi & Spinosismi de~menta funditus
deteguntur, & Rathemat!cà evtdent!& ex sanœ rationis circulo deturbantur,
& integrum universi motus Systema conçinnis vinculis nectitur. Auctore
Christiano Democrito M.D. Lugduni Batavorum, Ex Officina Lucht-
manniana !?tt.
manntana !7tt.
8~. P,
80. Pp.t6o.
p.t6o.
Johann Conrad Dippet, or Christianus Demo tbis day by the oi! which bean) his Mme and
cntm, M he eaited MtMdf (not Chttstiaous which was obtained by the distillation of bones.
DippeUtM,as he appears h Amotd': W~We) From thé investigation of tbis oil by modem
was born near Dannstadt in 1679or t6/3, studied chemists some of the most important diMowerïe~
theology at Giesaen and SUMsbafg, medicine at have taken their rise. lie was a voluminous
Anuterdam, and graduated at Ltyden a man of wnter on theotogieatsubject& TTtoughbeMserted
brUtiantpowers and of originatvtews, but auch M be should Mveto t8o8, lie died in t?~.
did not gain him any good will, of agreeaMe Whether or not he N to be considered an
mannent, but véhément M his writings. On "iHmnitMUed~matic," or a man of "no nxed
account of his opinions he led an utMetdtd H<e, chatacte)-"as regMrdsbis phitosophyand theolo
being now ln HoXand, then i)) Denmark, Sweden, must be teftfor tndtttdtMteomideMttbn. Mate)-ia6
and back to (!en!tany. He worked at Chemistry for arriving at a conclusion will be found in the
withconsiderablesacKSS,andbels remembered to foUowing.
Fabricius,Historia B<«)~Aa:«fe~'«'«M<t, lyM, Adetung's mère narrative, not to attach bis own
iv.pp. 463-460(under Chri!tim''s Democritus). value to his comments and opinions. He quotes
Roth-Scho)~, ~M<M<M CbM«'a. 1727,p. too tives of Dippet by Aettermaan and by HofmMa.
(note on hbp0)rt)ra5t). and for hls works Strieder's account of thé teamed
Buddeus, /t<%M<< ~<j/<f~'K«&~<t, 1730, !i. men and authors of Hesse).
p. nos. ~mf G~)t~<:A<!< der &~<)t C~MM,ï?~,
D« B~w7«)~iy~&~)'MMt, ï73o, pp. az6, PP-4.S6. M3-
99<. GmeMn,GaeA«~!f<& der C~'&, tyg8, iï.pp.3~g,
Chesiie, !7o8,ii. pp.320,
Kestner, ~M'~f~MtAMG<<x-~<.M<w, ~740, 330. 3M. 37*. 3~. 4~3: ~799. M'. '6 (gives Mm
p~as6. some praite as a chemMt).
Arnold,
~<~cA«t-und A~/t<M~M, t74a, iii. Schntleder. G~tMa~ der <<<Mo)M<. t8~. pp.
p. Mt. Se. 486. ~t, Mn,<io (a not anfaYouraNe notice).
Joche)', ~tMHMJ CMaMM-Z~'MW, 1750. PogMndorf~ ~M~a~t6&.K<tr<t~t~ ~<M<<-
CM.t49. )M&wA, 1863.i. co). ~76.
Fictuld, ~~Mf.~<t«. !7S3,Th. il. p. $3. Lad[ague.F<Af~~MOM'<&«'w<M~
Haller, ZM~M<t<M<4<t<!<<'xt<~<. 1777,it. p. St tSyo, Nos. 79-63.
celebris chemicus et beterodoxushonio '). Kopp, Z~ ~<M«</<, 1866, p. t3S (describes
moy, Dittionnaire ~M/~W <&la ~iM'<Wf, Dtppet'sintercour!e with Caëtano. He refersalso
t778, !i. p. 6t. to articles on Dippel by Kart Buchner in v. Rau-
Baumer, /?<M<<A<M C&'MKa, lySa, p. 36. mer's ~tt<<Mt«<<tyitft~~acA, 3 folge,ix. jahrg.
Strieder, Cn«<Ne6MM'fM~u~~t C<'&&~& ta;3, p. aoy, and by Gostav Baar in M~Ajf~f~
und &t~/<~ CMtAt<A&, t~, !)i. pp. S$-t3.s. /t/«~& ««' <«t<~<X AÏ.~«t<«<a~,
Adetung. Cf~«-~ der ~~«~« A~t-A~. tB~. No. t?, p. 377).
*7~p.3t4. (ttwou)dbewe))whi)eaceepting
DISCEPTATIO de lapide Physico, r668.
.SM PANTALEON.

DISCOURSE (A), betweenEudoxus and Pyrophilus upon the Ancient War of

the Knights.
~M HERMETtCAL (The) Triumph, t723, p. 26.

DISCOURSE of Fire and S&tt.

VtGENERE (BLABS DE), 1649.
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DISCURSUS Chymicus quo disseritur: Deo sumoto tnsmegisto in

chymicis
omnia unicè deberi, per quendam Phit~chymicmn, prima quidem & rndi
Minervâ, pij cujusdam exercitij gmtiâ, ex ejusmodi studio hactenus cum
Deo prinutùs conceptus, postmodum verb divinâ adspirante GMttâ ulterius
per&ciendus.
Anno
HIC eXtat: sVperIs referat qVI ars CVnCta sophorVM
FaXIt, Vt & frVCtVs haeC tibï sCrIpta fêtant.
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DISCURSUS Philosophicus.
Ste QUADRATUM ALCHYMtSTtcUM ALI pun, Centrum Naturs: Concentratum,
p. 49.
[nithUedJ. F., butwhetherthesedenotethe nioetyyeatseartierthan theeditorofZ~~
~<MM-.
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DISQUISITIO de Hetia Artium.
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DISTINCTIONES XXIX supta librum Turbae.

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DIVERS Traitez de la Philosophie Naturelle. Sçavoir, la Turbe des

Philosophes,
ou le code de verité en l'Art. La Parole Delaissée de Bernard Trevisan.
Les deux traitez de Comeille Drebel Flaman, Avec le Tres-Ancien Duel
des Chevaliers. Nouvellement traduits en François, par un Docteur en
Medecine. A Paris, chez Jean d'Houry à l'Image S. Jean, au bout du
Pont-neuf, sur le Quay des Augustins. M.DC.LXXII.
M". fp.~J~
ta. Pp.M~ts.tMMtt].
'7~ f"Jt
La Turbe des Philosophes p. 1. De la Quinte Essence, p. a~s.
La Parole Dehissëc. TntMde Bernard Comte Le Ttts-Attcien Duel des Qx~eMou Dialogue
de la Marche Trevisane, p. 97. de la pierre phystqae, p.
Deux traitez pht)osoph!qt)esde Corneitte Drebel, Chymique
An edition of this cottectiot)seems tobave come
p. '7!.– out at Paris, in t6t8. Compare Schmieder,
t. De la Nature des Elemens, p. t~i. G«c~<< ~t&AMt~. 19~, p. 934, No~4-
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Nahmen, von bevorstehenden GHick und Unglück ein Prognosticonstellen,
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simuarty
arranged.
of dreams, Théauthor'snameisnotgiven.
contains,pp. 59~7,the interprétation
DOBRZENSKY (JACOBJOHANNWENCESLAUS).
Ptœservattvum Universale Naturale Il Augustissimo Romanarum Imperatori
Leopoldo I. humiUtmë obt&tum s!ne pretio pretiosissimum sinè labore
fadttimum contra omnem in Aunt serpentem Contagionem, maximorum
occasionem Morborum. natutâ stimulante, sensu obsequente, experientiâ
observante ratione conRrmante in aMerndeductum t) & pro bono publico
patefactam a Jacobo Joanne, Wenceslao Dobrzensky de Nigro Ponte,
PhHosophiee& MedtcineeDoctore, ejusdémque in AlmaUniversitateCoesarea
R~i~que Carolo-Ferdinandea Pragensi Professore Exttaordinario.
Anno, qVo patries affLICta VIenna penates
VIDera~ InVIso pestls ab Igne Morl.
~79.]
C<~t<M.' Eitcu~am Pragf~TypisUniveniMtis Caroto-FerditMmdees
in Collegio
Soe.JeMadS.aemeMen).AnooM.DC.LXXtX.
8'. Pp.M31.
ttt uua
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pamphlet theeven
tut! is on'therecto,theoddontheverso.The
pagingMtt
evcHpadng
above tltle occupfes
ttbovetitteoeotpfe: threepages,
three mdicated
pages, mdicated thédivision
)incs.
bytàedivisionlincs.
b;
by
Gtndin <pea)fsof him imtecuKtMty as J. W!th. connectedwith medicineandnatural history whieh
Dobt'Mnsttyin Polen." Though h's name seems ~ppeared in the ~A'm~~f of the Acadcmia
to be known, t have been unable to find any Natunc Cxriosorun). but he WM not Mmsetf a
detaib of his tife, buthe WBaprofessor at Prague, Otemberofit. Mefdtttn quotes an édition of thé
and it seems more probable that ht was a /~ww/M'M~ M«t<f~M~. cum expetimeato
Bohetnian. medico D. johannis B!)ptht<eAtpran: de Con-
He wroteabout a doten paperson various topics tagioneVienneas!tn tineadjeeto," Pmgee,t68o,
MeMhtin,~~o6f«'<f~~f/«H'f!/M,t6M, p. 486. Haller, ~<M<o<A<'<-a
6~M«, 17~, i. p. 397.
Manget, ~'M«<<t<M &MS Medicorum, Haller, j9<M/o~«'<M~M&< t7M, i. pp. s8[,
173'. P. '64. 709.
jLenetet Dufrcsnoy. ~MA'<« de la ~</<j~'< GmeMn,Geschickleder Ct«!<&,t~, i. p. 693.
~~M<fa<, t?~, ih. p. t49.

Allgemeines naMtrtichesPrteservativ-oder Verwahrungs-Mittet wider a!te

ansteckende Seuchen.
~M ZtMARA (MARCO ANTONtO), MagischeArtzney-Kunst,)68s.
Thisisa translation
ofthepreceding
tract.
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DOBRZENSKY (JACOBJOHANNWENCESLAUS).
C~MM~.
also UtDACUS GERMANUS.
&'M «/~ SCHWARTZENWALD (JOANNKS VALKNTtKUS VON).

DÔRMER (AUGUSTUS MtCHAEL).

Gott hilff gn&dig Medicinalischer Bericht, welcher von der jetzo weit und
breit grassirenden,und immermehr herannahenden gef&Michenansteckenden
Seuche, Natur, und Eigenschaftt, wie auch Vorsorg~ und Comtion handett,
jedernmnnigUchsey Retch oder Arm, &c. zum besten aufs deutlichste mit
wenigem zu Papier gebracht, Anno 1680. durch Augustum Michaelem
Dormer, Med. Doct. und Practicum In Northausen, Verlegt von Jeremia
Gottern.
ta". P) '-['6] 74.
Pp.[t6]74.
Thé tmthot tttMtbook are quoted by Hatter i68o, ta*, t have met with no other mention of
(F<M<M<MJ/ffA'f~Mf~<K~M<Z. 1779, iit. p. ~), the book, and nothing about the author. The
but not quite conrcctty Aug. Mich. DSmer ~f) work seetMto be rare and unknown.
~'«~ w/< <&<'e~jA'~t/~t &«atf, NorthatMen,

DOL/EUS (JOHANN).
Johannis Dotsei Tractatus novus nunquam antehac editus de Furia Podagne
Lacte victa & mitigata, propriâ experientiâ conscriptus. Amstetodami,
Apud Janssonio Waesbergios. MDCCVII.

Dolée, or DoheM, was born at Hofgeismar, tn thé JB~fM~t~ of thé Academht Naturœ
8 Sept.. t6<o, studiedat Heidetberg.travelled. and CuriMorum there are one or two chemico-physicat
becamea doctor of medicineof HeHetberg, tôyg. papors by Mm. He wrote M ~<y</<M xt«<M)t
He wascouncillorand physidan of the tandgt&ve of ~j<w-~M<:<«M, Fr~neoRitti, t~ AnMt.
Hesse-Casset, decanusperpetuus of the CottegiNm !6S8. 8" Venet.. t~i. 1695, 4'; co)!ecte<twortM.
Medicum, Manbet of thé Academia Naturae FnutM :yo.}. Ttiis cootaios poMmit and a
Curiosorum, t~Jtme. t68o, and Fellow of thé btogmpby by Christian FrmchoM Pauttin! (y.f.),
Royal Society. He died in tToyat Casse). but thé Mogmphy has been consideredMo omate.
Manget, /HMM~<-<t~c~/e~~ ~M<<et. Thomson, ~<~<'n' a< ~< A'<!)<a/ &<c<)', t8ta,
t73t, t. ii. pp. t86.i9:. (P. tôt contMns a review Appendix. No. tV. p. xxix.
of the present work.) Panckouette
A~rM~M ~<M<M/<,Pans, (t8ao-
Stolle, ~a&<<«<~M«-~~M der ~<&t't<< z~), in. p. ~oa.
Gf&!A~<t<,*73'.P. 3M. Sprenge), G«eAMA/<' <&~~~t~~aA, tSa?, !v.
/<«/0&t~Ot&<')Xt<~ si6liothear
B«/«~<<«? ditelaiticie,
~t/<W«f, P. 3M-.
ed. BrOckmann,173:,p. 48. n: J. /«
De~ettaens, /)Mt<fM<M<t<~ Il
~&~<yM <<*
BQchner, ~M.&a«<cA'<«~'< Ce~Jo~/M .<<-<w, 1834. !t. i. us.
~M/one, t7ss, p. ~70. No. gt. Bayle & Thinaye, F~ff ~M~~a/if,t8ss.
Porta), ~fM<o<f< def~«~t!m« <&/<!C5<f«~M, ii. a~
t770. iv. p. 37. Poggendotfr,
~«g~AM~fran~~ /~M<!f.
Ktoy,
Z'M<KM<te<Y<
~tt< <& ~M~/M, M~<«cA, tSCg.i. to!. ~86.
t778,)i. p. 77. Haeser, C~~aM~t~<& ~Mt~'M, ï8St, M.p. 380.
HaHer, ~t~teM<fo A/M«;<«<a~~M/&tc,t770, iii. .C«-<<<WM«M~ Fw~/<~A~ <&<&t<~<-<:tAM/t.
p. 0\06. tsa&t,t8&t, xxï. p. 36~.
Strieder,
G~s.~tMM't.)~ C<&<t Hirscb, ~p-c~ /f~mt der ~nw~
M«o'&?~ C<t<AM)M<, 1783.i!i. pp. 169-tT9. ~M<&<t ~ftA, t88s, ii. p. aoo.
GnteKn, G<~A«~<C~jx«', t7$8, ti. p. 138. BiXinp, M!Mf-C<«/<gt«', znd Sénés. t8~, v.
p. 46'.
DOLHOPFF (GEORGAttDREAs).
Lapis Animalis Microcosmicus. Oder, die hôchste Artzney, aus der Kleinen
Wett des Menschlichen Leibs. Sampt einem Tmctâttetn vom Vrin oder
Harn des Menschen. Strafsburg In Verlegung Georg Andreas DothopHën.
Im Jahr M.DC.LXXXI.
8°. Pp.[t6]8o.
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DOLHOPFF
L'nvrrr (GEORCANDREAS).
~e-ORO ~Nu«e:AS;. C~ ~brb%09$e.
ucs~
The publisher it also the cotnpiter of this stna)) At the end of hb preface he a<)<afor bitberto
collection of observations Mpo)) animal products unp)ibti<hedchemieattracts, as he was minded to
and upon urine (cMeBy),and of the saltsand other bring out a sewnth volume to Zetzner's TX~~Nt
substances ob~inaNe(rom it. Thé tn)thor!.from CA~M&«<w. That intottioa was novercarried out
whose works e)[<wpt!are made, are toh. St<nry. so far M i know.
cius, Martin Schmuck,Th. Kester. Riptev,Samuel t~dM~e.MytMOKt'a~.SMoMM.S~t~M,
Norton or EdmundDean, AraaM of illanova, tSyo. No. t97t.
Basit Valentin. PMMebus. P. J. Fabert Conr.
Khunratb.

DOMINUS in Hmo, non mato malo.

Set ZWEV
vornreniiche ChymischeBûcher,t7$9.
DONZELLI (GtusEpFE).
Teatro Farmaceutico, Dogmatico, e Spagirico det Dottor Giuseppe Donzelli
Mapoletano, Barone di Dogtioia. Opera, che nella xix. Edizione arricchita
con la sua dovuta vaghezza,tanto di alcnne Aggiunte in molti, e più luoghi
det suo disteso, oltre le già compilate dal proprio Figlio dell' Autore, D.F.
Tomaso Donzelli, quanto maggiormente,per obbedire agli riveriti Ordini
deH' HiustreCollegiode' FarmacopeiNapoletani, colla sempre Inclita Autontà
del quale pompeggia dt' un Appendice, o sia di una intera Quarta Parte,
rispetto aUeTrè sue antecedenti, ridondante di varie accurate Addizioni di
molti altre Composizionile più opportune, e le più uti!i, che potevansi mai
desiderare in tutto il suo corso, registrate dal M. P. Niccolo'Ferrara-Aulisio.
Anzi vieppia ormai divien celebre, mercè al participarsi da Essa una
esattissima Pratica di compor il maggior numéro di diversi Arcani Chimici
sian i pia virtuosi,sian i più sperimentati dagti Autori, e adesso già ricevuti,
in ordine alla totale debeUazione di quei Malori, che infestar sogliono di
continuo la nostra non men fragile Umanità: Come pure non solamente
essa Operaper tale dassi a divederenella descrizion di ogni attra Composizione,
che viene ammessa già dalla Medicina d' ogg~d~ Ed ancora nella distinta,
curiosa, e pro&ttevoteStoria di cadanno suo specificoIngrediente.
Finalmente dimostrasi, oltre le sue so)ite figure de' Semplici, ricolmata da
ben Sette copiosissimi, e riordinati Catatoghi, ovvero Tavole, & Indici e
degli Santi Medici, e degli Semplici, e degli Autori, e delle Composizioni
Nuove, ed Antiche, e de' Morbi .con le loro Cure, e delle Cose più notabili
ed in ultimoevvi un Diano di tutto cib, che vel corso d' ogni Mese devesi
raccorre, e conservare da qual si sia diligente, e zelante Farmacopeo.
Edizione Ventesima. In Venezia, MDCCXXVIII. Presso Andrea Poletti.
Con Licenzade' Superiori, e Privilegio.
Folio. Fpt
rolio, [~ S99(.t
Pp.~J SQ9[t NMftj. 'ntte nred
btMhl TtUe andblack.
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Vignette
v1i1V14.r7~aGVw phannaceMtcat
appamtus.
appamtus.
Haller quotes this boo)<,mentions some of the Gmetin bas taken what he says from Hatter,
editions, and gives? a briefhst of the contents. He but he bas misnamedthe author JohMn.'
aseribes to Nm ftho tracts De o~o&t&aeK' and Thc 'ViM* preSxed to the present work is an
/<Ms, publishedin t&M. Another work by ëtoge and not a Mogtaphy.
Mm is the ~«~Mt~fo À~/c~/aw <ww/A',
N<MLpoti, t&t9.
Topp!, ~~t<~<ft Mt~&/<!tM,1678, p. t7t. Haller, F<M<a &~M«:<t,t~~t. i. p. 4&~
MetekMn, ~fH<<M<M t«ofa/ tM6, p. 709 Haller, j9<M<e/A<~a~~<~<? ~a</«'«'. t~??, !i.
(only the Liber de Opobabamo '). p. 649.
MMget, M/toMMa .S~T~tMT~ eKt<MWWm. GmeHn, Gescdriskle
<~<A<< der
<A~-Chtxaie,xt?~, i.i. p.
C~m«, p. 673.
ti73.
t73t. 1. ii. p. t9y.
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DONUM Dei.
BARUCH (SAMUEL).
Accordfug to Fictutd (/M~<<t, Mst. p. quite so oM as that FictttMdoes not ventuM te
67). this tract, which desctibes the ereat secret of décide, but he is of opinionthat in any case it had
the HermeOcArt isassi~ed M Bantch, who weat the sanie author as thé book of
into the thbytoniM eaptivity. But whether it is and theC~!fM~jofZo[oa!ter, Abmhtm the Jew,
whichisverytiMy.
DORN (GERHARD).
Chymisticum Artificium Natune, Theoncum & Practicum: cuius Summarium
versa pagella clariùs indicabit: Liber planè
philosophicus, in gratiam
omnium verse Phitosophiasnaturalis studiosorum œditus per Gerardum Dorn.
M.D.LXVIII.
Withoutplaceandpnnter'sttame.
8'. Pp.[t-ït] ta.~6. [4bhott.] Vignette
and woodom.
Asecond andthirdpart werepubtished
thefollowing
year.
Ctavis Totius Philosophim ChyM:st:cœ, per quam obscura Phitosophorum
dicta referantur. Compendiun) tres libros continens, partim
physicos,
medicos, & pro maiori parte chymicos. Cuius Summarium versa pagella
indicabit. Per Gerardum Dorn. Lugduni,Apud heredes ïacobi luncte.
M.D.LXVII.
t6'. Pp.30ï. Fourfullpagewcodcutsofitppamtus. MS.notes,
AnotheréditionHerbom:e. apudChristophorum Corvinum,
t~, t:
Clavis totius phitosophiœ chemistic~.
See THEATRUM CHËMtCUM, t6S9, i. p. !<)2.
Schlüssel der Chimistischen Philosophy mit welchem die heimliche vnd
verborgene Dicta vnd Sprûch der Philosophen, eroHhet vnd auBgetôset
werden. Deme das Artificium supernaturale,sampt sein angehorigenStucken
vnnd Theilen, wie in nachfolgenden blettern Suinane zubefinden hinzu
gethan worden, Anfangs durch den Ehrenvestenvnnd Hochgelebrten Herrn
Gerardum Dom~um beider Artzney Doctorn lateinisch beschrieben, Jetz
aber durch ein Liebhaber der Edlen Philosophy in Teutschsprachgebmcht,
vnd zu besserm Verstandt mit etlichen Fragen gemehret. Strafsburg, ïn
Verlegung Lazari Zetzneri Buchhândlers. Anno M.DCII.
a'. Pp.[t6.) ~<4. Register[t4.]Enata[t.] [ib)an)<J[)[bh~)eafwMting.]
Titleredandblack. Fourwoodcuts ofApparatusinthetexL

[Another Copy.]
Thiscopyhasthefinalblank!eaf.
Thisisa translation
of theC~M.
Commentaria in ArchidoxorumLibres X. D. Doctoris Theophrasti Pat&cetsi,
Magni, Terquemaximi Philosophi ac Medici prœ cunctis exceUentissimi:
Anteà nunquam in luce data. Quibus accessit Compendium Astronomie
Magna: eiusdem autoris, in amp!am Operum eius dectamtionem, etiam
Latinè priùs nunquam editum. Per D. Gerardum Domeum. Cum locuplete
Indice. Cum gratia & priuilegio Cœsareœ Maiestatis.
Francoforti,
M.D.LXXXIIII.
80. PP-M538. tndex[36}hbtan~.
beginsat P- a titte-pageincludedit) thep~).
pagination.
Withoutpublisher's
name,butdoabtk:sChristopher Corvinus.
 DORN Mt

DORN (GBRHARD).C~H~.
Congeries ParacetsiceeChemiœ de Transmutationibus Metallorum, ex omnibus
qute de his ab ipso scripta reperire Ucuit hactenus. Accessit Genealogia
Mineralium, atq; metallorum omnium, eiusdem autoris. Gerardo Dorneo
interprete. FmncofurtiApud AndreamWechetum. M.D.LXXXI.
s". Pp-~M
<< FMt'cofurti
Hxeudebnt AnnoS~httisM.P.LXXX!.
Andr.Wechetus,

[Another Copy.]

Congeries Paracebicœ Chemin de transmutationibus metallorum.

~< THEATRUM CHEM!CUM, t6S9,i. p. 49'.
.S~ MANGET (J.;.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,<702,p. 423.
<3enea!ogiaMinetatium atque metaHorum omnium.
See THEATRUM CHKMtCUM, t6S9, i. p. $68.
TheG<we~<!<n<'<t<M/«<o!
andthe~t ~-sw~e~M~MM~f~M appeared Francofuni,
together,
t~t, S'.
Hermetis Trismegisti Tabula Smaragdina cum Expositionibus Gerardi Dornei.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t6$9,i. p. 362.
See MANGET(J.J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,tyoz, ii. p. 389.
Monarchia Physica.
PARACELSUS (THKOPHRASTUS), AufOra, t$77.
De Natune Luce Physica, ex Genesi desumpta, juxta sententiam Theophrasti
Paracelsi, Germani Philosophi ac Medici pne cunctis excellentissimi,Trac-
tatus. Cui annexa est modesta quaedamadmonitio ad Thomam Erastum,
Germanum etiam Philosophum atque Medicum, de retractandis calumnijs,
& conuitijs in Pamcetsum& suos perperam ac immentb datis in lucem per
quatuor Tomos, De noua Medicina. Gerardo Dorneo autore. Francoforti,
Apud Christophorum Coruinum. M.D.LXXXIII.
S'. Pp.43t[reaHy433]['}.!ndex[t3.tMank].
Thé~~MM~'o ad ~~tj~ot begiMon p. 355. phiaMedittuiva, p. t:9; PhitosophiaChymies,
p.
Thiscontains:
withatitfe-pttge. 199.
ln Part t. PhysicaGened~,p. t8 Physica !n PartH. De Tenebris c ontraNMUMm et
p. 77 andTabulaSmarag-
HennetbTri$)n<!giMi, Vitabfevi.p. z8a DeDue))o Animiom)CorpOfe,
dina.p. 89 Physica tnthemii,p. 13; Phitoso- p. 3~4 De Lapidum structura,
preciosorut!) p.349.
Liber de naturse luce Physica, ex Genesi desumta, in quo continetur Physica
Genesis, Physica Hermetis Trismegisti, Physica Trithemi), Philosophia
Meditativa, Philosophia Chemica.
THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, !6;9, i. p. 326.
The secondpart.TMetaMs Alter,contains-De DuelloAnimicum Corpore, and De Lapidnm
TenebriscontMN<ttUMm et Vita Brevis,De PMciosowmStntctn)!
Theophiastische Practica, das ist, aufserlesene Theophrastische Medicamenta,
beneben eigentlicherBeschreibung derer Pneparation Auch richtigem Nutz
vnd Gebmuch, weyland durch Herren, Gerhard Dom, in Lateinischer
Sprache beschrieben, ins Teutsch versetzt, vnd tmnmehr in Druck befordert
durch Michaelem Horingium Zittaviensem, Medic. Practicum zu Hall.
Gedruckt bey Peter Schmidt, In vorlegung Michael Oe!sch)agers. Anno
M DCXVIII.
C'. Pp.[9]4~ [ï<]. At h<(s )t appearMDCXVHt!.
been<tddedtothedt~emaMn<:
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DORN (GERHARD).C~~WM~
TtM/Mc«'<Ma~<tM fan~/jt' goes ffomp. M6 ints8<),8°,andwasMandatâtIna
tna contmttd
contracted
way
Mthee~tWMpuNMM<!sepM!ttety<ttFt'!mkfitrt intoEhgtishbyJ.F.(~.f.).
Ttevts&nus de Chymico Miracuto quod LapMem PhUosophie appellant.
Dionys. Zechanus Gallus de eodem. Auctoritatibus varijs Pnncipum huius
artis, Democriti, Gebri, Lut))!, VïUanovani, confirmati & illustmti per
Gerardum Dorneum. Cum Gratia & Priuilegio Cœs. Maiest. BMiteiB,
Typis Conradi Watdkirchii.
iypts ~onrao wmaKu'cnu. Anno cla lac.
Anno
8°. pp.tbtant
y. Pp. t btanh]t98[4Uantt].
mj tgc umnKj.
The tracts in this cottcctioxare thé <b)towicg ately describing the ~«xe~t/a ex /%)Mt//e M if
BernhardusTrevisanus, De Alchimie Liber, p. r. they formed a commetttary on Déni: Zaehaire's
Dionysius Zecharius, Opuscututn PhitosophxB tract.
N&mrtuisMetallorum, p. 49. Gmelin (Gf~tf~ CAtMK,17~, i. pp. 60.
AtMotatttqtKedam ex Ntcotao Flamello, ny. 6t) seems to have misunderstood the tMe of the
Test!Hïtentu<aAmaidi VittanoMn), ïz6.p. <metMeiven both ia this Collection (p. tt?)and
Atiœquiedam AnnoMtionesex VMusMthoribM! in the 7<Ma/~tMW Chemicami,i. p. 7~8. The etror
p. 1~7. wasnpparenttyintroduced by Manget.ofe~tettng
CoUeetMM~qu<B<hm M ttnUqtM Seriptcribta, Ftotnet <4~~<r~ as if they were written upon
p. t~a. Denis Zachaire. See note on Zachalre.
ex Democfito,p. t6y.
CoUtct&ttea Gerard Dorn flourished in thé latter htttf of the
Summaria Dectannio eontm. qusB dicta sunt XVLceotury at Frttnkfurt a. M. He wasa devoted
hactenus ex Democrito, per senigmata, p. ï~. adhèrent of Paracelsus and defended him6'om the
Thé Nrst édition is that of BasA 1533,S°. attMks of Erastus and others. whilehe himsetthad
This collection was reprinted in the ?'AM<M a controversy withJacques Gohoty. He translated
Cto~MMt, t6<N,i. pp. 773-901,and again in t6~, severatof the works of Fmacebus into Latin, and
i. pp. 683-794; but although in the table of besidcs those in the présent collection wrote a
contents taey are rnn together Hmccurtttety,the good many other*.
mistake is not made in thé book itsetf of detiber-
Van der Linden, De & ~<~<J, /< ~o. Baumer, ~W«~A<t<tCAoMtco.!?&), p. M.
'63?, p. "78. Af//i~ sur <!Me<4<fA/< der A~A<~M C'A«M'<, ty8;,
MercMin,~<a<t<~ f«OMf/< t686, p. 350. pp. M8.508, ~77.
Roth.Schottz. ~M/A<c<t Chemica,t797, p. 8 Weiget, &«&<M< zKf a/~OtMtxM &~«d!f.
Stolle, ~a/< sur ~/M/< der G~/t~!«7, ~«~. 1788.i. p. ta~.
'7~7. p. 539- Gmelin, C«dh'<rA/<' der C~~tK, t797. i. p. i6~,
MMtget, ~tMte<A<~a ~r~~ /Mi'</M-o~w)«,&c.
t73!, t. !i. p. t~. ~<f}~y~A«' ~MMt<-<!&. Paris, Panckoucke (t8tû.
/<Mt~~~0&<t Prodromus~<~M~«~/Mf~«-~ 95~ i". p. S'
t73<, p. 48. Schtnieder. C«~t'<<!<&f<4 &<<?«,!839,p. 3~.
Kestner. ~k~ft~et~ (~/<<x.JLef~M, t/~o, Poggendorff. F~iS!M~tKA-/<<fe<'tt<;A« ~/o~.
p. 963. !«&?K<it, t8$3. i. co). $96.
Lettgtet DufresnoY. ~u<«~ la /~M/<M~M /)/<M'~a< At~A~f~ du Sciences~<~t.
A<'<-M~M<,17~, ). pp. 384, 4~: iii. p. tjo, & <w&j,t88t, xxx. p. 402.
~MO. Kopp, /?? ~/ot<-M!t. tM6,i. p. Mo:ii. pp. 344,
Bmc)<er.~~er«t
81", Cn'~o "'It., .L: ty~, iv. 3~' 3~3.3~g.
.1" /~</M<<c,
pars i. p.673. Sudhon, A'Mx~~Mt ~'<M'<-< BerUn,tS~,
JOchef, <4<~cot<'<'MM G</<~)'/M-)r<~M, t/~o, il. i. ~tt«)M.
col. t9~ Biiiings,
/«<<M--C'ot/e~Wf. and Series, t8oa, iv.
Fitttttd, ~hi~Kr-M, t7S3, Th. ii. p. 54. P. 477.
Haller, ~«'~«-<t A~~tt-M~ ~«r~a', t777, ii.
p. t68 (Hfdter tMdvertentty catb him C<).
DOSSIE (ROBERT).
Robert Dossie geôfnetes LaborMonam: oder entdeckte Geheimnisse der
heutigen Chemisten und Apotheker. Aus dem Englischen Obetsetzt.
Zweyte mit Zusâtzen vermehrte AuNage von Johann Christian Wtegteb.
A)tenburg, in der Richterischen Buchhandtung. t~3. "<? f

8*.
8*. Pp.M
Pp.[28]4~
4~ Reg)Ster[9].
Reg!ster[9].
Of Robert Dossie Mttteor nothing seems to be bm-g, t7<So;and the above, Attenbot~, tySg, by
tecottted. He \v))s nnapothecary in London, and J. Chn. Wiegteb.
the date of his death is given as zo Feb., tTyy. /~«w/<t o~ B.t~~tBt<i)/e/C~oe~~y. London,
He helped to found thé Societyfor the encourage. t7S9,avob., 8°. German translation, Attenbun;.
ment of arts, manM~cturts and commerce, which t762. e voh.. 8*. An édition of ty6g b mentioned.
first n)et in t?~' The works ascribed to hint are ?~<e?y and ~«f~'<'< c/ <:A~w?<M/~<t~M<t<y.
the <bUowing London. t~ët, 8°.
~<t<f~!<<~ylaid London, !7$8,8*. Trant- Papers in the Memoirs of Agricultureand other
tated into German hy G. H. Kcnig!dor<ef, Atten. OMonomioat arts. London, tyëS-tySt.
 /?M.~–D~F.MjEZ 293

DOSSIE (RoBMtT). CM~M~.

Haller, ~M~~ff ~MM<, t; il. p. 479.. Zh'w ~MM/~or&, Pttt<s. PMdmacke (t8M-
tMter. ~M'~&fM <~<n<~< w;.M. p. 476. ~).iii.p.S!7.
HttHer.FWMt~M ~)!</<'«&< )[?77.ii. p. SS'. Dezeimeris. P<<<MMa~ W~Aw~M ~A<
Baumer. B~M Ct<<t. t?~, p. 49. <TW,ï8M. i. P. '~o.
J. D. Reosf. JBej~A~ ~<tMtt t7Qt.t9ot. & Ludw! C~~< der ~~M~
Gmetio. ~~M/< C~ ~798,h. pp. 3:6. Phi!!ppe
38a,46o.t, 6<)6. Poggendcr<f, F.~ie~<<M~tK~ ~<!<t<
Ft)ch~,~?<<wtw«t der <AM!<<t~<M'f~M', «~M~, t86g, t. col. ~97.
t8eM. p. 336.

DREBBEL (CoRNRUUs).
Cornelii Drebelii von Alckmar in Nord-Houand Tractât oder Abhandlung
von Natur und Eigenschant der Etementen, ingleichen des Donners,
Blitzes, Hitze, Katte, Windes, Regens, Hagels und Schnees, &c., so sich in
der obem und untem Region erzeigen und wozu sie Anlafs geben. Deme
vûtgefûget einige MeMtcwNrd!gkeitet),80 man hin und her von diesem
weisen Mann angetroSen, nebst einem Anhang von der Quint'Essenz oder
gten Wesen in allen drey Reichen der Natur. Und einer Zueignungs-
Schri<ït, von dem Primo mobili oder erstbeweglichen Dinge. Wie auch
Herrn Edmund Hallei Erxehtungen von denen Winden, zusammengesamm-
let und herausgegeben von Polycarpo Chrysostomo. Leipzig, verlegts
Johan Sigmund Straufs, Buchhandter in Ho<K 1~23.
8*. Pp.[~8]to6. [Listofboo)t$, etc.,5, <bhnk]. Title«Ktand btadt. t wood.
eat. a engm'e<fteav<s.
Hattey'stmctottthew!ad6beginsonp. 6~withNseparato title,butthésignatures
and pagination areccnti~uous.
Cornelii Drebbeli von Atkmar, des sehr berUhmten Philosophi und ftirtreniichen
Adepti, GrSndtiche AuSosung, von der Natur und Eigenschant der Elemen-
ten, und was die Ursache dafs Donner und Blitz, Hitz und Katte, Winde,
Regen, Hagel und Schnee, fich in der obern und untern Region erzeugen,
und worzu selbige Anlafs geben? Mit einem Anhang und klaren Beweifs,
die von so vielen gesuchte Quint Essenx aus allen dreyen Reichen zu haben,
auch herrlichen Dedication vom Primo Mobili, sambt andern Knen Physica-
lischen Fragen, von einem Liebhaber der Hermetischen Kunst herausgegeben.
Franckfurt am Mayn, verlegts Margaretha Gertraud Isingin im Jahr Christi
t7ï5.
s". Pp.ne.
Abhandlung von der Quintessenz.
SeeSCHRÔDER (?R.j. w.), Neue AtchymistischeBiMiothek,~72,1. ii. p. 2$t.
Deux Tfaitëz Philosophiques
I. De la nature des Elemens.
ïï. a.iv
aa. De aala ~IW'V&.&
Quinte-Essence.
See DtVERS
See DIVERSTRAITEZ
TRAITEZ de la
de la Philosopl Naturelle,t6~,
hie Naturelle,
Philosophie t6~, p.p. t7;
t7;
Drebbel was bom at Alkmaar in Northern credited,though inaccutatety, withthé inventionof
Holland in tsy~. Thoxgh onty <t peasant he was the themxMneMr. He diseoveted, in part aeci.
wealthy, but in the wars lie was taken prisoner dontatty, the Mfe fonned when a tin sa!t is added
and )ost his property. On being set free he came to tocMoea], which was used for dyeintr sotriet,
to Lcadon, where hedM in t6~ He coMtntCted and as an alchemist he was in communicationwith
a submrine boat in which he saited from West. Rudotph Il. In the present work on the<)entents
minster to Greenwich, and he seems to have been he describesexperiments to iUustmtethe formation
an iageniotNttttchaaician and tmJter of apparatus. of thé wind.
and t elever optician, and he bas been even His tmeM were written in Dtttch, <utdpriated
224 DREBBEL-DRECHSZLER

DREBBEL (CoRNEUus). ~/<AK~.

at Rotterdam)n 170!). Theywere transtateda German translation, Erfurt, t&)4.and Schmieder
into Latin by JoachimMorsius (Hamburg),atys !t was reprinted in KteeMatt't C'A)w«'~<
t&tt Geneva,t6a8. Thé Frenchtransiation 7'w<«7/«' Frankf. u. Leip~ ty68.8*.
appeared at Pans,1673,ta". Hoetertnention!
Bore). M-n'y~~< /WM~/w. ~«/~M, <<w, Lciptig, t7<)a.iii. p. 43(ghr<s<m<MCOUMof
pp.t9,az. y. i6, ~vir circanatunesectcbtthe diœowry of scartet).
cuno-stssimus'). (ïntetin, dM~«-A/f<<ff C~«M. GOttiageOt
Bêcher.A~r~fAf ~H-7, Frankfart,t69!t, t. pp. 308, 309, 3~8.
p.t-t9. ~Thesubnmnnebont.) ). C. Fischer. ~<J~«-~<<der MM~,
pk tik, <8ot,
:8ot, tt. pp.
Merckhn, ~'w/MtM~~«t<t/Mt,t686,p. z:6. t83, zoo (on the microscope),tt< ((hermometer).
Paschius, <<w<~«KW-aa~HM?~<:c/<t/M, Schmieder, Gf~tfA~ <Mf~/tA<at)<,1832,p. ~'s.
Lips., tToo(refersp. 6~ to thé thermometer, p. Ersch &Gruber, ~m«<t<; ~<t~, 18~6,
6st to théMbtuantteboMwithwMchbe saited xxvii. p. 337.
ondertheThMnM,p.698tohisPerpetumn Mobile, Libn. Histoire des &«< ~Mi!<;M)M~<«f en
Mtdp. yooto \'anoas optieitiinstruments). //<«-, t&t[, iv. p. 193 (about the themtometer).
Morhof,/'< Lubecae. t?3:, ii. p. ga6 Hoefer, ~M<M~ <M la CA~ Paris, tS43, ii.
(DrebbeF! tetescope) p.~37(tractonthéEléments).p. "M! t869,ii. p. 128.
Zedter,M!<tWfo/~~o«, HaUett. t~eipzig, ~<tAtM <M'<'fM~, t8gt, xi. p. M9.
1734.vii. co).t~<2. A~t<w~ ~A<<' C~r<!&, tS~ x<v.co). 745.
Weniteft~tj~<n<t<<<va<!m«E. 174!.n.4W. van ~t~gra ha G ~h H~eM<e)tA<t<at,H<Mr-
V<mde)'A<t,~s'yt~MMA 5 xm. rnl.745·
LengtetDufrcMoy,/~j~r< /o /'A<t< )em, t8~8, iv.p. 3~ (and thé n*ferencM).
~!nM//<~t«, )[749,t. p. iii. p. 15:. PoMeudot~ B~<MtA.M?)'«~t~f~ lfaxd.
Jocher,~f<t«x~ G~/atf/M.T'Mt'a,Leipzig. t«6M~'iw< tMg, i. coL p. &M.
~750. H.ML~t~' Ladrague.B<M<e<~MONf<M~ft<<Mw &<M,
Hetutd,~Mf. t7S3,Th. i. p. 68 (ex. iSTp. No!. 9M-Z3.
MMedforhispieM). PoMendorff,
(?«f~A~
A~/'A~, ~879, pp.
Morëri, ôn!~ Z'M/«)SMat'< ~<'f/«H'~M<, a;? (thermometer), 9~ (Ute). a6o (microscope.
I7S9. P-!!45(M~ofbisinventions). vMiousmachines).
Hatter,~'<o/A<<!~M'<A'<'M<? ~f/Mtf, t?}?, ii. <t/ï//A«7t~i'<t .m~ G~)ett<< der ~<M«'« MMf
~Va/«~tf<j~?f~, AfntM.jKy~e von <<
E)o; /)!f~<tMa<~~M/cn~ <<*/<! A/<Mf<;<a<, /~(/t~<-« (?<M~«:A<t/t/~G<~A«-~tder ~M<<)!~
t778.ti. p. 80. MW<< der A<f!/ertm~Aa/i'<x, toot. No. 3, p. M3
Adetung, G~eAM~<~ n«n~A~«'A<tt ~Ve~A<t'<, (article by E. WoNwiU on the earlyhiMMyof the
ty86,ii. p. t~ (ca)ishima chartatM). Thermometer).
Recktnann, B~~e tt;f OM<'A<t~/< der /~)~<

DRECHSZLER (JOHANNGABRtEL).
Q. D. B. V. Disputatio I. De Metallorum Transmutatione, et imprimis de
Chrysopoeia.oder Goldmachen, Qvam Ex benevolo Indultu Ampliss.Facult.
Philos. in Acad. Lips. Posterioris Disputationis vice Pro Loco in Eadem
conseqvendo, Die II. April. Anno Christi M.DC.LXXIII. P. P. M. Joh.
Gabr. Drechfsler, Gymnas. qvod Hatf6 Horet, Colt des. Lipsice,Vypis
Tiduœ (w) Joh. Wittigau.
4'. Pp.M
Q. D. B. V. Disputatio II. De Metallorum Transmutatione, et imprimis de
Chrysopoeia oder Goldmachen, qvam Superiorum indultu, préside M. Joh.
Cabr. Drechtster, Gymnas. qvod Hâtée Soret, Col!, des. Pneceptore suo
sincère colendo, P. P. Abraham Christophorus Platz, Lipsiensis,Phitos. Stud.
Die III. April. A. M.DC.LXXIII. H. L. Q. C. Lipsiœ,Typis Vid~
Joh. Wittigau.
4". Pf~M.
4*. Pp.[16].
M. Gabriel DrechfslersCurieuser Tractat von Goldmachen, aus dem Lateinischen
ins Deutsche übersetzet von M.M. Drefsden und Leipzig,Bey Johann
Christoph Miethen, 1702.
a*. Pp.
Pp. 44.
44.
This b aa translation
Thisb tmnstation of
of both Drechfsier's
th Drechfsler's
both dlsputations.
dispMation!.
Drech&ter of Wotckensteinwas a Mag. Philoso. subjects as Hebrew pottry, David's harp, the
phise,B)~c<xd.
Theol. and teachertn the gymnasium )MgMge of bnxe!, etc., etc. He died ao Oet.,
at Halte. Besides the above, he wrote on such 167?.
 ~~C~S~Z~–~EK M$

DRECHSZLER (JoHANK GABRMt,). C~~M~

Witte. ~M~M ~~M&wM, ïM8, <ig. Nnnn î<eipïi< t7i,t, eath thé a<tth<M' a ):)~t phitMopher.
g f<M, Ann. <MOct., t6~. bot hMa very poor cp!n!on of h)! ttnewiedge of
/M~ /<& /)~o«« F~A'M!t<M'~Mf/a/A'«t, tttthemy.)
éd. BracttmMO, ty39, p. ~6. Gmelin, Ct<<)Met~'der OtoM~. t~, Il. p. as.
tOcher, /f/~{tm~M~ <~<!<~«t.~<~K~, t?~ !i. Schtnieder. C~A~ der ~~f~, tS~e. p.
COt.M3.
Fictutd. fH~N/~x. ii.
t~. Th. M.p. 55. (Het Kopp, /)fe ~AfttM!< )f8e6. p. 344.
meetioM a tract on jjoM-nMMng,ttMHhtt &

DREY CURIEUSE Chymische Schri~en.

Drey curieuse bifsher gantz geheim gebattene nun aber denen Liebhabem
der Kunst zum besten an das Tages-Licht gegebene Chymische Scbrinten,a!s
I. NicoM Soleas Philosophische Grund-Satze,
II. Herrn C. L. v. L. Chymischer Catechismus.
IIÏ. CXXX. Crond-Satze àus dem Toscanischen in das Teutsche ubersetzet
von einem Liebhaber Philosophischer Gehe!mni&e.
Leipzig, verlegts Johann Sigmund Stmu&, Buchh&adter in Hoff, tys~.
Pp.40. TMeredandMMk.Vignette ofDe6'Mon!tsHieMg)yphica.'
TheCXXX.
ThéC'f~. Gra»d
<7<n<t<<-M<M
Sfftreis
is atranslation
tnmsMon of
oftheCe»tam
théCM/«M »oveaa
v~i»ti))<~f«t
~'<t/< proporïtianc,r
~/«M'<&Mj
by.BMceitco (~.p.), whichpteeedebis Z<M~ o~«. Thé htmdtedMKttbittieth
propMtHoa ist eittmone.

Drey euneHse bifsher gantz geheim gehattene nun aber denen Liebhabern
der Kunst zum besten an das Tagcs-Licht gegebene Chymische SchriSten,als
I. Nicolai Soteœ Philosophische Grund-Sâtze,
II. Herrn C. L. v. L. Chymischer Catechismus.
ÏIÏ. CXXX. Grund-Sâtze aus dem Toscanischen in das Teutsche ubersetzet
von einem Liebhaber Philosophischer Geheimnisse.
Franckfurt am Mayn, auf Kosten eines Liebhabers denen Kindem der
Weifsheit zum Nutzen wieder gedruckt ï~~g.
a*. Pp.4<t. WgMtteof Dee'sMonMH!tfogtypht<ft.'

DREY CURIEUSE Chymische Tractâttem.

Drey Curieuse Chymische Tractâttein, betittelt Ambrosii Müllers, Paradeis-
Spiegel, darin zu besehen die hochste Medicin, Gold und Menschen damit
zu curiren. Der Teutschen Scbùtzen-Hon, so der allerersté Philosophus
Adam, unser aller Vater ausschreiben und austunen tassen, an alle Schutzë
so Lust nach der Scheibe za schiessen haben. Beschreibung des grossen
Geheimnisses des Steins der Weisen, als der von Gott erbethenen und
erhaltenen Weifsheit des K6n!gs Satomonis. Von einen (sic) Q. J. R. V.
M. D. Franckfurt und Leipzig, In Verlegung, Christian Liebezeits.
Lauenburg, Gedruckt bey Christian Albrecht Pfeiffer. t?o4.
8*<Pp. ï~s. phtes.
The teeondMd thirdtMet~baveseparatetittes,pagination
and!t!gtMtafe%
via,a
DasAndere Curieuse
Chymische
Tf&ct&tMn, genandt DerTeutseheaSchaMen.
Hoff,so der allereMtePhilosophus
Adam,unserallerVaterMs«:h)fe!benundaus.
ru~n tM<e«,an aileSchOMen, M Lust nach der SeheibeM schiessenhabea.
!~nck<hf<<mdLdpitif, tn Verlegung,ChristianUebet~ts. Lauenburg,Gedmdtt
beyChfbtiaoAtbredtPMma-. tmJ~r~To~.
Pp.60. PoldingMMe, rintedonbot
printedonbothsMes}<bMiagplate.
p
 z~r

DREY CURIEUSE Chymische Tractattein. <~tA~~

DasDritteC~eme Chymische TtactSttein.genannt:BMchreibunR
desgfo-~tt
GeMnM~ desSte:MdM Wei~n.a)s der vonGotterbethmen M(tw)Sen
Weifsheitdes KSnigs&ttomonb. voneiaen)Q.J. R. V.M.D. ~taH~mmtno
F~St~
Leiptig.taVort~aneChtistiMUebeMiM. !mja)trt704.
Pp.!6.
A~M~
AriavonderWcisenStein,'1Rtttzel.*
5eev.(j. it.).
Drey Curieuse Chymische Tmctâtiein, Das Erste, betitult G(itdene Rose,
das ist, ein&tt!ge Beschreibung des aHetgrôssesten, von dem
AUrnSchtigsten
SchopBerHi)S&e!s und der Erden Jehovah in die Natur gelegten, und dessen
Freunden und Auserwehlten zugetheilten Geheimnisses, als
Spiegels der
Gôtttichen und Natürlichen Weifsheit Das Ander BruR det Weifsheitund
Erkântnis der Natur, von einem unvetgteichtichen
Philosopho gegmben.
Das Dritte Blut der -Natur,oder: Entdeckung des aMetgeheimsten Schatzes
derer Weisen, seyende nichts anders, ats der rothe Lebens.Sa<Rdavon aile
Geschopte nach dem Willen des Allmachtigen hersta&en, erhalten und
{brtgepaantzetwerden. Franckfurt und Leipzig, z7o6.
(?~<y. extra. Title redand black. A fragment
CiüdtruRonohiy.
-#-
The titi Mgiven above is on a sepa~te
'Weisheit' there is edited by apoftoc cattin~ Mm<e)fAKONtMM
page: but a~ the wordrepeated "nvon
added Ans Licht gebracht durch t. R.V. M.D. SCHWART~UM.
~h collection was reissuedat Rr.M.Mhrt.
Franckfurt und LeiMig, tm Jahr t70&. See ~<?'<~ tw4.
further under v. ().R.}. C~<
p. 6y6), and the tracts were Included in pM
Thé second and third of these tracts are also CURtEUSH
CHYMtSCHETttACTXTt.EM, t~, ~.t..
DREYFACHES Hennetisches Kleeblat
See MONTE CUBITI (V!G!t.ANTtUS
DE), t667.
SeeKopp.~< ~&ton~,tM6,!<.p. 338,forti<te$
htwhieh Kt<eMattoecuM.
DREY kleine Schriften als Beytrâge zur Naturlehre und der hoheMn
Chymie,
.erstlich einzeln gedruckt, nun aber zusammen gezogen und
hetausgœeben
von dem Verfasser selbst. Anno tyyS.
8°. Pp.s&. Moplace(Dantig?)
or printer.
The three artides are Venuch Qber die attgemetne VenmadMhtUder
Chemia in Nuce. oder: kunc doeb aufrichtige
drey Naturreiche. DM. t~. p. 19-
Anweisung zu der WisscHscha~ der Zerlegung der Sembchroben eines
aner in Anschun? der MeyehftMfSMtemen
!<-Qrper,'777.P. S. BbeM.
Bxen Luft und der fetten
&aare,t~S, p. 43.

DREY unterschiedtiche Tractâttein.

Sec KtBSER(FRANZ),CabalaChemica,<6o6.
DREY vortreMicheund noch nie :m Druck gewesene
Chymische Bûcher. als I.
Johannis Ticinensis eines Bohm:schen Priesters opusculum, genandt Processus
de Lapide Philosophorum. II. Anthonij de Abbatia eines erfahren
Münches
in der Kunst, auisgefMgtes Send-Schreiben. III. Des
wettberûhmten
EngeHândersEdoardi Kdkei aufsfuhriicher Tractat dem Kâyser
Rudolpho
zugeschrieben. Allen der Geheimen und Hohen Kunst Liebhabem zu nutz
und meteklichem Unterricht in Teutscher
Spmch. übergesetzet, hemufs
 ~J?y-~MX<? M7

DREY vortreNtiche,etc. C~t/M~.

gegeben, durch Einen der niemals gnug gepriesenen WissenschaSt sonder.
bahren Beforderer. Mit einer Warnungs-Vorrede wieder die Sophisten und
Betrieger. Hamburg. In Ver!egung Johan Nauman, ï6?o.
c*. r)
<r. Pp.t6e.
<.toc.
PetfMM"Vcnrede,' pp. 3.3e. EdwardMKettaMM.p. 1*3.
'J. PetMemwas the editor of thb eo!!eet<M:<ee
DedicatwyytMtt.pp.39.4t.
Johanoes TMMt)~ t)r<M:n wtM is in Latin hb 'Votrede' to BMJUusV<()eat)<MM'~ft~t,
aM<Qemttm on attenote pagM.p. 49. ï769, ~g. k tttfw
AnOxmtMde Abb~b, p.8s-

[Another Copy.]

DUCHESSE (JosMa).
See QUNRCKTANUS(JOSEPHOS).
DUCLO (GASTON).
PMIosopMaChymicaTnbus Tractatibus comprehensa. Quorum senem sequens
pagina indtcat Opus doetissimutn, et nunc ptim~m int~rum in htcem
editum. Auctore Gastone Dulcone Chveo, SubpKMMe Ntveînetui G<tHo.
ColonieeAUobtogutn. Apud Ichannem V~non. M.DC.XIÏ.
C'. ['& t'<] f' Mank]94[a Naak].
ThethMetnu)«Me: To thèse are a<Med C<MM<Mt <&eM~, whieh are
1. ~)ia <~<y~<~ ~~<M<~a~<'<<f<e~«t the tbundtttioa of the whcte work, and FeoMM*
JD~. Mc«M<M J5tMM<«<W, epMe. pre&ee,
<fM'<M<<t~At<M~/<<~<'M~, Mdmateiaat MnoMioM.
~M~tt<<~<<~«MMt~ ~My/CA<y<<e. Other editioMof thé ~a, NeMM. tsgo, S*
t!. ~~<<~ ~~e~~ ~M/< Geaew. tM8< Unet. t&M; of the <<~<~
~MM<<~ <W<KOt< ~<M « MM/W<!&! ~i~a<M)M. Neven,
<M«ftM<-«!, Urset, t~ot; FtMk.
~MM~~ furt, t6M: in Ftench. Fado. t~. M*: Gemxm,
H!. jDf <Wt w<MMt<&x« ~<<~MM~2~<&t HaBe, t6t7! &' w~ n'< NeMts,
/iM<~M«. o~t~ '59~
Etastom.
Apologie Chtysopoeite et AigyfopœMe advenus Thomam
~M THEATRUMCHEM!CUM,!Ô59, )i. p. 6.

Canones seu Routée decem, de LapMe Philosophico.

~f THEATRUM CHEM!CUM, t6S9, )V. p. 4*4.
~M HLET (Le) d'Anadne, t69$.

De recta et vem Rattone ptogignendt L&pid:s phibsopMc!, seu Sa~s Argentifici

et Aur!6c!.
THBATRUMCHKMtCUM, tô~ :Y. p. 388.

De tnptict pMpatattone Aun et Aîgenti.

THEATRUM CHBMtCUM, t6S9, :V. p. 37'-

TtMté Philosophique de !a tnpte Preptuatton de t'Or et de l'Argent.

NCTtONNAmK HERMKMQUZ, 1695.
AtmoMevery aothoAy tftv« thé name of tM* MMMtated M GMMn de Clave. GaMoaDutco!s a
author as GasMo Duteo Claveus, or GtMMa de uaaspotttion wMch gave tiM to Le DûtM,ttsdf a
Cbve caBedMco cr Le Doait. But thb, aecord- trMa!ator'~tnw. D)tdooMbont!ntbeNiveraoit
!og to Qebet, is t 'hon~Me disa~arement of hb about !So,MonhbportmitdatedtB9<'heisMM
fMt aMae. whMt h ÛMton U<)de. ,Thb was M be 6o yeaM<~âge. He studied hw. and wn
LatMMd to C~v<M, an4 afttfWMrdaM was fe. an advecate at Nevors, but from a eompaMtMy
~8 ZWC'ZO-D~yTSZ

DUCLO (GASTON).C~'M~.
eartyâgehe M<Hn!)to hâvetakenatsoan iateMt treatise on mhMtat wt«M and otbar wttinM.
'n chembtty. Havine read K~stus*attackon Alter such a mistahe one tsa ttttte douMttt of Sx
PM!tcebM. he wrote thé above Md
puMtshed !tat Neveu)n ~90. h<~<a.w~dedicated Mtmacy of Gobet's vtew<on this subject, and J
have not been aMe to check them by M&Mnee
tothé DucdeNivernob. andinit he cattsMmKKto the edittona he quotes,
GastonDucto,withthédate,Catendscf Apn!, that what he says ls ccffMt,but 1 have assumed
and have givea the
tMp.'
GobetsaysthatRoth-Schottt <Mtho)f's nome as Dttctû. !t may be observedthat
iethécatyonewho although Ladrague quotes Qobet't cptttiott. he
has gMen uucto'; namecon<ct)y, but he seenM adheret to the <bnn Dut<;o.
to hâve madea ntbtake,for in Roth.Sehottt's Hoefer admits of Dt<&«Mna a
&o~<;<tthéprésent wnterappeats underC)aveM.corruption <t/«f. the posslbUity
ln whicheMe an t!ehea&t
andthepeMOt)whoisenteret)underdxC)os9ourishettMS. !h the of the A!sea&thy DuetMmay
a bMndfed tater.and besid~)! catM hâve been LtttfMy
ntMty
Domtntc. and is years
wett)tMwna<théauthorof a There h by the pteseat person.
M mention ofthe date ofhb death.
Borel,&'M'«~mCt~Mo,ton, p. & Gmettn, Cea-Ate~ < CAo~t. tM?, L p. 307.
~<«/~a C~S-.t. ~~97.p.4~.
Roth.Scho)tt, Fuchs, ~< ~oww~ Z.
Lendet Du&Bsnoy. ~M~t' <&/<t~<&mAtttrt8o6~8. p. 99.
''P-.?. 3'S.474 "P. i~t. Schmieder,
Gobet.~M~<t~<M ~<t~<i~<«t ~K~<t«Mf Hoefer; ~<t/<7<!f<-At~<f<<M'A.
fb ~t CM~t. <<,)a, t<~t. ~996.
H. cn~t f
~~MM.M~t.pp.M.
~M<t<Aa-s t869. :).p. H8.
Raumer. C~w'M,tySe,p.89(G<uto Ledntgue, ~MoM~M OM'a~: ~<M~
Du)coC)!tveM). t870, Nos. ~8.963.96$.
~t-a~Mr<~<-A!~«~MA</wC/t<«~,tya& &<(uderpGi ~lckemie, rt>tt~i. p. ,r,ç; Ii. Po343
PP.57°.59!. (~

DUCROTAY DE BLAINVILLE (HENRt-MAMs).

~–J,de Physique,etc.
JOURNAL
Dacrotay de BhmviMewas bom at Argues. near diedin t8<oin a raMwayctUThge'tuttceaXHtntey
Dieppe, ra September, t~S. He became M.D. betweeaRu-band Rouen.
of the Faculty of Paris, A~i~nt.Ptofessor of His work was confined to Nttumt He
'M°'°6yt AnMomy and ContpMativePhytiotogy in wrote oa)y a <ew boo)a, but the History.
number of
the Facattyof Science.Assistant of Cuvierinthe memoin whid* ho read t<tthé SodedM and the
Jardin du Roi and COttegeofFmnce. and Professor
of Natural History in the Athen~am of Paris. papers wMch he puMM~d in jo~nn~b is vety
He belonged to various scienti6c societies, and preat indeed. In addition, he was editor <0r a
time of the above journal.
wasa mcmber of the Academy of Sciences. He
Q))era)~.La /~M~ ~Aw' tSg~ ii. p. 6M. Posgendot~ ~At~M7<'w~< ~M.
A~<~f//c~<if~~ G/a<'irs~.t8&, vi. cot.t7t. «~MfA~ t3<<3.t. col. 907.

DUEL DES CHEVALIERS.

See TRES-AMCtEN OUNL des Chevaliers.

DUELLUM Equestre.
.S~ THEATRUM t66t, vi. p.
CHEMtCCM,
.S'M STERNHALS (JOHANN).

Thi!!isdMerent
fromthepreceding.
DUTTEL (PH!L!PJACOB).
D.. Philippi J&c. DutteH),ReipabMcœ Me~ingensis, Physici Senioris, Demon-
stratio S!ncera, de Alchimistarum Vanitate, oder Aufrichtiger Beweifs der
Eitelkeit der Gotdmacher, da selbige ohne Grund vorgeben, mit dem Stein
der Weisen nicht nur Gold zu machen, sondem auch mit dem Menstruo
Universali das Gold radicaliter zu solviren, und mit denen Gold Tincturen,
theils fast alle, ja sonsten incurable Zustânde zu cunefen, theils den
Menschen vor Kranckheiten zu praesetviren und zu einem hohen Alter
zubringen. Welchem beygeiuget ist, eine Anweisung und Information, wie
ein Mensch, durch observirong einer guten Diaet, und Gebmuch
einiger gar
wenigen aufserlesenen Medicamenten, ohne die Gold-Tincturen, sich gesand
 Z~T'T~f-D~Mt/MMT'S' 2:9
`
DUTTEL (Pmup jAcoa). CC~
conserviren, zu einem hohen Alter gelangen, und vor allerhand Arthen
Kmnckheiten, auf das môglichste pMeserviren,und sein eigner Medicus
sein kônne. Augsputg, ZuCnden im Mertz und Mayrischen Buch-Laden.
MDCCXXXVII.
a*. pp.
a*, Pp.[M.] 98. MS.notes.
[4.] M5.
1. [<fj
[M.] 98 notes.
t bave xot Mtceeeded!a 6nd)ag at<yth!n~about !M!tf (~A'c~oM- &<M, t/Tit, il. p. t8t)
this author. He b not mentioned by writere on qwMe~bybatte): 7~a<M<~MW&t<<<A!~<M
the history of alchemy. His attack, however, on A«&&,August. VMe)., 17:9, 8°.
~tch~my & such M UMompmn)binRone that i< Thé présent author must not be confused with
merits c~nadwatiot) iaerder to kart) what a con. AI. ). ufUtet. author of a /<«~<M de <'<f<
tempotary considcred the weak points of thé <?<MMM~, Afgent!n., ty67, 4° quôted by Gmelin,
pufMh* (7<'MtM<rder CAoM«, ty<)8, ii. p. yot.

DUFRESNOY.
<S~ t.ENGt.M' MFRESNOV ~!COMS).

DULCO CLAVNUS
(GASTON).
See DUCLO (GASTON).

DU MONSTIER.
~M LKFEVRK (NtCOLAS), t75t.

DUNSTAN.
See COLSOM (LANCBLOT).

DURASTANTES (JANUSMA-n-H~us).
~7,roMANLIUS
mntwava anm DE ~nu WvnsvavawjACOBUs), Luminare Majus, t;66.
BpsCHO (joANNES
For this work Durastantes bas coatnbuted a de Voluminibus, & <n RhetOtiea, & in Poesi,
dedication to the Senate of Macerata, indices, and & in Dialectica, & i« Phitosopbia & Medicina
a cotMae~tMyon M&nUm'text tam TheoritB,qx~m praxios, à se conscriptis. This
He bdonged to Ju$t!aopoUs(C~po d'Istria) but ettwneretion is reprinted in thé present work,
have not Mcceeded in finding aoy défaits of his f. t~. after M$ "Encomimn in nonnullos Mes,
ii<B. He Houfbhed in the middle of the s!)f<eeMh Picenos.MacerateoMs.Sanctoiustanos,et Medicos,
centmy and was a votuminousauthor. A tiot of et PtxumacopsBOS, et ViKM.*
bis writings is contained in bis ownwork Libd!)N
Van der Unden. 0< & xt~~j MM duo. Addung. Supplement to JOcher's ~~M~<w~
1637.IL!J$1. G~Zs~t~tMt.
MercMin, JU<M~wM~«ctM<w~, t686, p. so~. ~V<t<f«/&F«! <Mt~r<t&,18~8,xv. col. ~43.
MMgM, ZM~fo ~<<a-««< <M«)&<«-«<K, ~M<tO<t<Mt<~ <fer&'ïOK~ ~)H.
~<~f~<<<yM
113!. J. Ii. P. SI05. M/M, tS8.t,xxx. p. 678.
Ha!!ef, ~&<<~<a ~MN~f~M'~MM~c~~777, ii.
pp. 164.

DU ROY (JEAN LUCAS).

Sed BEGUm (~EAN).

DUTEtL.
(JOHANNRUDOLPH),La première partie de t'OBUvre
GLAVBER Minerale, t674.

DUUM Viri Hermetici Foederati Epistel.

S,e FREUNDUCHBS Send-Schreiben eines Adepti an die Duumviros
Henneticos Fœderatos, t684.
See HELLWtG(CHMSTOPHVON),Fasciculus, t7ï9, p. 262.

DUUMVIRATUS Henmeticus.
~e BBCHER(j. j.), Opuscula Chymica Rariora, t7<9<No. Il. p. 63.
~o D~~Z-MM~CWMV

DUVAL (ROBERT).
~W VALLENStS (ROBERTU8).

DYDACUSSENERTUS.
Sendschteiben an die wahren Schüler Hermeds.
~M HERMETtSCHE (Der) TnMMpb,t76;, p. 224.
See HBRMNnscHES A. B. C., )[779,iit. p. tS.
Set HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., t779,:ii. p. 6t.
See UMOJON DE SAINT DtSDtER (ALEXANDRK TOUSSAINT DE).
s~M. l, a readingof DivesSicut s
Sanctus f e.SanctDisdier.
Desiderius,
DYRRACHÏUM Philosophicum.
~<!fXAMOUUDKS.
 &c. ~t

E. C. D. M.
.S<wc.(E.),D.M.

E. (H. v.).
So von verschiedener Art, ganz neu erfundene und bewâhrte Kunststucke zur
angenehmen Unterhaltung und Zeitvertreib für junge Leute, und andere
Liebhaber vonH. v. E. Zweyte verbesserte Auflage. Augsburg, 1~8.
In Verlag C. F. Bürglen, Buch- und Kunsthândter.
< Pp.s9[sMank]. TitteredaadNock.
J7Wt <t<crcu tmtt utHM<&.
I have not found the dIIIeof theprevious edMon. lions given are very curious,considering the date
It isa collectionof trivht experiments,without any of the book. Thé author can bave knownnothing
speeM phnt or end !a view. Some of them wiM 1 of the science of the time. Does H. v. E. stand
sùcceed, others eeftainty wi)t not Thé explana. for Hans von Ettner?

EBERHARD {JOHANN PBTER).

Abhandlung von der Magie.
.Me WtEGMB
&e Wt)SUt.t!H(JOHANN CHRtSTtAN), Die riatürlicbe
\JOMANNUMKtST.tAN;, Magie, t/Sz, p. 1.
Eberhard. son of ChtiMophtr Ebethard in the Menoes at Mayence, and waschosen a memberof
Russim service, who inventedan instrument for the Academia Naturae Curiosorum,90 Sept.. ~3.
geogMpMeat meMUtemM~ and wrote on mag- He died at Halle, 17 Dec., tyy~.
eethm. brotherof Johann Paul Eberhard. Stolberg. Ha was the author of &number of books and
WemtgeKxte.AreMtect.wasbomat Attooa, a Dec., papers on physicat subjects, Mght, co)<mr. htM,
i7ii7. He took the degree of M.D.. acted as etectricity, thunder stomtt, the Aurora borodi!.
Docent from t/~g, and PtofiMiorof Medicine from geneml principles of nature, and the application
'756, ofMMhemMicitfron) t?<e,and Phy~iesfmm of mathemMics to the consttuction of BiacMnes,
ti~Soat HaMe, and BMmer says extMOtdtnary to opttcs, to ntiniog, etc. which were pubtkhed at
ptOMMorof Phitosophy there. He was thé Halle, and in the Acts ofthe Academy.
EteeMmt Assessor of the Academy of tMeM
BBchnef, ~<'a'<&xt«~ A~/t~w C«~&w~M/< Poggeodor~, F.K}~r<<~A-<t~M'<~« ~M<
~û/<M. t7SS. p. $t5. No.580. wM'<~M«A,18630i. col. 640.
MetMe),~.tMMt <~ t7s& t8oo <wt/<
<f<Mt2~t<<«A«&tt&M~ 1804,ii!. p. ta.

EBERLEIN (CASPAR).
Oleum Antimonii Die Fixatio, sein Quinta Essen.
DARtOT (CLAUDB),Die Gulden Arch, Schatz- und Kunstkammer, !6t4. Part ii.
P. 293.
~M ERÔFFNKTKGEHEtMNtSSKdes Steins der Weisen (t7o8), p. ~79.
Respeeting the name of thb perMn it may bc ca))ed Eberlein, and in the text OberMn but
obsen'ed that in the contents of the books he is which of these is thé correct form 1 donot know.

ECK DE SULTZBACH (PAUt.).

Clavis Philosophorum.
THEATRUM CHEMMUM, t6;9, h', p. tooy.
 ~c~–~cz/v~

~y.w..i DE SULTZBACH ~m.

ECK C~A'M~.
(PAUt.). vvss,
The onty perron who bas taken spécial notice of of aitvef in nMric acid some Mercury with mMo
thi: chemist is Hoefer. and he bas, perhaps, read )titt<<:acid, was quite wett known, though thé
more into thé above tract than its author could detaits for the suecess of the experiment are not
have had any knowiedge of. Hoefer states that be giveo.
M omitted by Lengtet Dufresnoy, and ts ttntnown The other anticipation or distovety claimed for
to other MstoriMS. That is at} oversight, because him by Hoefer il the i~ofeaM in weight by the
Lenglet DttftesMy mentions him twice in his calcination of motab, which b due to a 'spMt' 1
catalogue, and the name otcurt abo in Gmelin's which unites with then), for when the 'asb' of
history aad e)sewh~M, M that he bas not been meMUty,or 'artiScM cinnabar' (iuppo!e<tte be
absotutely negleeted. thé red oxide). i! dMUed, tt gws off a MMt.
But he did not live in thé seveoteemh as But do Eck's words express <dtthat M precisely,
Gmelin «npjie! and he was not a centmy. wandwing and is Hooftf's interptetatioa of his tenns quite
ittehoMKtsuch as abounded in GenoMy at that StiH, dfeo<Mnt!o~a large part of
time. A date. November, ~489, b speeMed in the tegitimate?
Hoefer's explanation. enougb MoaiM to matte the
tract itsetf. whichmust be acceptât if the tmct be Met an inMMStingone.
deemed genuine. This is of someimportauce. for A work. De lapide PMtosophico.'said to be by
if Hoefer's interprétation be on)ypartfatty truc, t~ck was edited by Tancklus, and puNithed at
the knowledge of certain chenncal phénomène Frankfurt a. M., t&ttt 8°. By LadMf~e he is
must be placed much earlier thM is <Maattydone. credttedwith théwett.knowt)tntcts, ~M~M~e~weo*
tn the tract Hoefer shows that the method of and ~<t~c~ ~«/«~«M. t do not ka<w bis
mak'ng the tree of Diana, by adding to a solution authorityfor this.
Bore), &M~<fa CA<~<'< t6~<.pp. 84, ~6$. PMMppe & Ludwig, ~a~ der ~~M<f.
Lcnglet DMfrKooy,~<~tM! de la /'jM/M< tf)M. p. s<" ('~en to the !ncMa!e of weight by
~~w~~f, t?~. <~Saationofmeta)s).
Gmelin. C<MA«'~der C4~otM,tygy, i. p. 5t<. Cap, ~<M<&J ~M~M?~, tS&t.ii. p. 360.
Hoefer, /X<~< de la at<m<f. i.p.~6; Ladfague, F~oe 0<HM~; &<oM~
tM6, i. p. 47'. &~<M, t8y<%No. tOtg.
ECKHART.
Des getreuen Eckharts entlauffener Chymicus,t696.
Des getreuen Eckarths Medicinischer Maut-ACe oder der enttarvte Marckt-'
Schreyer. ïyso.
~<W ETTNER (JOHANN CHMSTOPH VON).

EDELGEBORNE (DtE) Jungtër Alchymia Tübingen, 1730.

See CREtUNG(JOHANN
CONRAD).
EFFERRARIUS. Sle FERRARIUS.

EGENDORFFER (Wo~MANG).
Domus Sapientiae, in qua dies festus agitur à Sote Theotogico. sive acta
illustriom Angelici DoctorisThomœ de Aquino, Ex ord. S. Domintd.
M.DC.XCIV. Graecij,Apud Hœredes W!dmanstadij.
3°. Sigs.A.D.ineights.
ThisisM& andelogeofThomasAquinas, anddesnot trefate
to chemistry
atail.
EGIDIUS DE VADIS.
~EGtDtUS DE VADIS.

EGLINUS ICONIUS (RAPHAËL).

Disquisitio de Helia Art!um ad illustrissimum principem Mauritium, Hassiee
Landgravium, &c. T/wt~ta. Lipa!e, Apud Iohannem Rosam Biblio-
pot~m. Anno M.DC.VI.
S". P~[~t,3b)aNk]. TMeredandbhdt.
'f~t~~MMUJ~J. bhdt. Vignette
Vignetteof
~WUtt~ttUtMof<~etn!cat<ymbo!s.
<Aetn!cat eymbob.
The above t! inciudedin HApBMUS' e'~<~<j~Mt TMs !6c6 édition bas RMhad ËgtintM!cmti)M'
~M<M, 1613, p. t<~ (~.f.). but as wiNbe seen by as théname of thé author of thé dedicationat thé
comparisott of signatures t'y fw~oto G 3 ~w/a in beginning of it. and his !nitMs R. E. at theend.
the above with pp. iM-'97 in the t6ia reprint. and ta thé t6t9 édition thé author tetts Mmtdf
of certain pages towaMs the condusion, soma NitotiMMNiger Hapdius, Am~ritmmatitonttnM.'
changes hâve been made. New tMs latter OMneis tntty tu) MtjpMmof thé
 J~C'MS'–

EGLINUS ICONIUS (RAPHAËL).O'MA'

and ta the t6MedMontheh)Mak R. E. D. PhMoehemich! HeUopMhxa Peteb Phitoehendcm
and R. K. t. T. appear at thé ecd of the prehee~ S. but with no R. Ë. J. T. «t the end.
and R. E. at the end of the ~M<f<M)~.whieh What wasthe object of this myMM<at)on beyood
conSnae the identity, for the t). and T. are the sport of the MagMm it ? hard to see. As for
oMotMtyadjunots n)ete!y. the name Hellophllus tt <eem9 to me pweiy an
Koppqu&tesanedMonofMarb))r&t6e6,which epithet, which by some mtMndeKtandinghMbeen
has OMthé tMe-MtMand at the Md Mthé dedica. erected into apseudonym. HeUophitMa Petds
tion the nome of HeiiophihMt Perds. M that thete ts not much farther removed .from being another
seem <obe two édition!,or et )eaMtwo dK!etent anagmm of Raphael MgUo!coaius, th<m 'Spes
hsUM. of this book with tbe Mme ditte. The mea est ht Agno,' la from being oae of Joaone!
reptint in thé ?X<aAtMW CtMwwMbas been made d'~paptet, and bet~; MtuattyiotetrptetedM Mch.
from this edMon, and not from that of Lefm~r Raphad t~Mc, <w ~gtimM, caMed teoeias, was
above. tthpreheedbVMe))(tt)c'PhUocbett)!3s.' a SwiM, and was bon) at GOtt in Mttxchhof,tss9.
signed Hetiophiles à Peteis PhOoehemicus, which Having Nnishedhh studit: he went to Genevaand
fs not in thé Leip~g édition, bat isla that of t6M. BMtt, and freqaenttydisputed there lu public. was
Roth'SchotO:m)t)<e!X!t))tio)tofMotherMarburg promoted to a Mhoot at Soadets in thé VelteliD.
editton:- but on acMtmt of a tumult stMted by a monk had
DitqwMtto de Mttia Artiste, in qua de meMt' to teaye io M8& ïn i~a be «M ~<WM
toMMtMtM<b)mtMhM«Mh<nm Haj~tUt & Peter!t ntomnorum, rro~~or oflhe New T<atoment,and
Jesuitarttm optniones,evidenter&soM<M dbsehtm'. diaconus ttt the cathedral of Zttrich in Koa, where
[Fditio postrema, corectior et meMor.l Acces- he was thé SKt to httroduce public dtMtMsicns.
tetunt tecenaCanone! hermetici,de itpMu. anima Four yeart later he rose to be arcbdeacon and
& eorpomtoxjot)~&mino)~ nmodi, cum appendice, n~t introducedchurch song!.
Marpotp, n6o8,8'. But he had become so tatatuated with alchemy
This dite tesemNes that fiwn by Hapetius that not onty bis own estate but a good deat of
ft
(p. Mg),but is not identicatwith it. There is a other peoptes' had gone in smoke up hb fafaace
copy ot thisédition in thé British MtMeum. cMmney, and at last in t6oi bis debts were so
%e confusion seems to have aHten from the hca~y that he fiedfrom Zurich to MafbMg, where
appeatanoe of both nantes in the t6ts édition he became doctor and arotesso' of theotogy.
itswd under the anagramof H<pe)i(M.For in the Beside: the above on Alchemy, he wrote MW~i
'tMmuMtio Hetiana,' which fonm the second wo)'!oton tbeetogfcattubjtets, dedfcatoryWNesto
part, the 'frœMo' la headsd: Philochemicis Buntct (~.f.), and a toWotts tract on mattts
Heliophills MetiophiiM fhitechetnicm. Nicolaus observed on fish caugbt on' Nofway and in the
Nit~r HepeUus Àn~MmmatitOmeootS. and it Batttc. TMs book was pnnMd tmder the tMe as
bas a< the end the iniCak R. K. j. T., and the given by Hatter C«~<«r<t ~«««M «ht~tt.
~h'W~t similarly R.E. t. This is repeated in /<ff««t ~Mt<~« OMt~WBOt ad ~ft&M t/«~«<~
thé M<a<'rttMC4<«KC«M, iv. p. Mo. ~i<M%Mw%p~<Mwa <&<«)!<f/< Hanov., t6tt,t°.
But in the sanie volumeof thé MM~M, p. 990~ Ttesumabty )t is the same book which calied
the same tract occuMentitted: 'NowDiMuieitio ~t~<<« A<t~<e/M<t, lafetetred to also by Ganatt),
de He)ia Artista TheophrMtec,super ntetatiorum who. howevet, moe!<sthe idea of tMating the
ttanxformatione auctore Heliophilo a Percis martts as portents, or as pMphetttat. as tome were
PMtoehemico,'and prefixed(p. tt4)M an addreM inclinedtodo. HediedatMarburg,9oAast.,t6M.
Ga&ttt, Mt~a~~CM-Mtft/tM.' <MM~<M~ Schenchter, ~VMelileraria ~Aw~e, for t?03,
y<~<M«!)MM/~O~M< A~< Tigur. ï7<!4,p. 3.
t6so, Sig. a, <~<p; p. t~t; or Ca~M~ Roth~chott~ F~e CXtMKs, Kz?. p. 57.
«!«<«?< HaMbwgi, tyo6, pp. 9, too (with Buddeus. CO)!<~)M<&'«« ~</f/?<? /%<&~AMf,
drawingsofthefish). t73ï, p. 458.
BoteLF~/tM~MCM~e, t6M. p. 84. Manget, B~/M~<! &r~<w<x .Mi~wMt,
Alb. BMthoiinm, &r~~ /~)«WKM.1606, t73<, L p. sus.
p.*3!. Jocher. Al/grtfUilltSGdtAr/illl.Azicl»I,
~%taM<Mt <?<&~<<t.<M, tyjo, J7!P. Ii.
ii.
Fteher, ?'A<a<fNmtwwt«x<n«M/&M«'/aw~'w<H,co). !cher,
390.
t688, p. ~ht. portrait. plate ao. ~/M/A<a! ~M~m&a, t~4. i. p. 390.
Hajier,
Witte, ~M~'Ma! ~<M~<e«)tt, tMS, Sï, ~<e~t', Strieder, G~"t<M~ <M<~<«tm~<x C<&A~!m
Ann. eo Ang., <6aa. und &A~/iM</&f G~«~t< ~783, iii. pp. 399.
BotrieMue, C<w.t~/M &~Mtf««t <~t««)!<M~t«)t 3*8.
tca~.p. 33, No.x (aboutHapditM). Kopp. Die ~~A«xt< <886, p. sso~o (note on
ôtmâ
HotmaBa, ~<~fwt M<<«f~t~,tt698.
n ~I~'Ûbrntft~als, 6o8, ü.
ii. xp. tg~. 'HiasinderAtchemte').
Bine Abhandlungvon der künstlichen MetaH-Verwandtung.
SCHRÔDER (F.J. w.), Neue AlchymistischeBibliothek,t77!, i. p. t8t.
Atranslation
otthe D~<<<~<
CheiragogiatMiana.
HAPEUUS (NtCOLA~S tttGER).
-S~ <t&o PERCIS (HEUOPHt~s A), Philochemicus.

EHLE (JOHANN GEORG).

HâtHsche kutze doch htn!ang!!che Nachricht von nutztichem Gebtsuch und
kraMgef Wtirkung verschiedener bewahït geRtndenetMedicamenten, welche
 ~34 F~~E–A~f'ZTVM
_r.
EHLE (JOHANN GEORG). ~<iW<M~
von Johann Georg Eh)e examinuten Chymico verfertiget und ausgegeben
worden.
No place,date,or printer.
8*. Pp.isi, Registo-[95).
A collectionof phafmMMtticat
preparationsandtheirtMesin vadousdbetdeM. 1 haw toud
nonoticeof thecompiler.
EHRENRETTUNG der Hermetischen Kunst, durch sotche chymisch-physi.
kalische Beweise dargethan, die jeder, auch nur mitte!mas$igeKenner uad
Künstler leicht etnsehen, selbst nachmachen, und dadurch zugleich
überzeugt
werden kann und soll: dass Alchymie und Chrysopoeia keine leere
Einbildung mussiger Koptc sey, und noch weniger in die Zauber-HoMe
gelehrter Windmacher geh&tre. Erster Theil. Erfurt ~85. bey Georg
Adam Keyser.
P> 61[il
Pp.6![tJ.
ZwBy(erThe!),<y)M.
6*. Pp.ye.
DritterTheil,~86.
8'. Pp.n6.
PartsIl.
MM and tt!.
Il. Mtt ha~'esep
m. h~'e separate t:t)esand
MMettttes andNgnatuMs.
signatures.
The puNïsher says that thé author was quite
Thn nnhliehm~ muc lle~ vl.a r.msi,e. '1"'L-- u.v. P.
Thé book b just mentioned by Kopp (/?
wtmottn to him. He further says that as <m ~<cAm<M'. tM6, H. 383), and by Ladtague (Aw~
enetay of alchemy he wouldnot bave pttbtished a ~tf <?Mw~ t~. No. 1~5). but with M
workwhieh would inducepeoph: to enMge in the in&nnation asto thé aothof. It m)Mt not be
pursuit, but as he was MUted tbat in thk eiise the Mafoee~ wtttt CMiU<)x'<f<<&
-)tatemea<~were not at wriMMewith the
of chendstty and phyiha he eoMMnot pnactptes Heneattadt, ~~o.
retase to
ptittt !t.

EINFÂLTIGER iedoch deutlicher, und verhoffentlich nutzMcherUnterricht von

der' LunaCompactaet Fixa,bestehende in einem kurtzen General-Berichtvon
derselben und dann in einer Collection von hundert Special-Processendavon.
In welchen man die vielerley Meynungen und Arten von deren Zubereitung
zu vernehmen undzu erlernen haben wird. Mit sonderbarem Fleifsaus vielen
raren SchnNtenzusammen getragen und zum nutzbahren Dienst der Kunst-
liebenden also abgetasst und zutn ôffentlichen Druck befordett. Durch
Einen Freund der edlen Chymie und Metallurgie am gtunen Hartze.
Leipzig, beyJohann
-r_ r_ Herbord Klofsen,
_w. -1 i~tg.-1~
S'. t'p.'[!
ff. Pp. ['6]
[[t6]t~a.
1 isa.
A series of experimentsupon silver. Kopp bas Référence to other wor)Mby thésame pseudony.
not inctuded thb amonffthe books whichrefer M mousMthor wit) be found <mdet HtKOND.~ony·
the Il moonor silver.

EINFÂLTIGS ANTWORT-SCHREIBEN, an die Hocherteuchte Fm. defs

lôblichen Otdens vom Rosencreutz. Au<Tjhre an die Gelehrten Ëutopee,
auisgesande Famam & Con<ëss.&c.
Psal. 9:.
Herr wie sind deine Werck so grofs, deine Gedancken sind so sehr tieO,
ein TMrichter glaubt das nicht, vnd eia Narr achts nicht, &c.
Nodate,p!&<~or printer,andnopagination.
6°. Sign.Aineight.butitnpecfcct,
wsm~ngA4 and 5.
tt ? !:geedattheend N. H.L. Phitoso&Chtmmedieinœ andit has
StudiMM,
thedate,L~pisig,t6 November,i6ty.
 ~/W~'Z7y<7~-FZFÛW?M :M
EINFÂLTIGS
J)Mt~j.~t~tt~J"J ANTWORT.SCHREÏBEN. C~<~
tt~t~Vt~jt'i~ttt~EtttU
Kbss quotes this book and gives the date as die FnneroMt-dt< Ordens vom RMenttMttM auf
atx~ and adds that h eontt~M S annambeted ibfe Famamet confessionem,Letpti);, tCty, in 9'
teawt. )f this date be correct the eatty in thé tt~KpMbaMytothepfeseMtfact.
~H<f, wMch ntM thus: 'Antworttchreiben an
~M~OMt~ F~)i~ <ht OH<M~ K!M!, B<MK~~M< <&~~~«tett~~H, t&M,
C«/</OM< tM~~C~~tJ~Mf/.tM,t~ p. 8;. No. t3<. p. <83,Mo. ~t.

EINSPOR~ (GOTTFRMD).
D. Gottfried Einsporns MediciVratislauiensis Beschreibungeiniger sonderbaren
chimischen Versuche nebst einer Antwort auf die Frage Zweysporntsche
Widerlegung seiner PrOfungder Lehre C. G. Kratzensteinsvon Diinsten und
Dâmp~n. Erhngen ï~gï. Zu finden, bey Gotthard Poètsch, Univ.
Buchhandt.
Pp.[~t<)~7{t,tMantt}.
~-yy f, ~.tu.ttj.

TheM b no avallable information about this KfaMMtdn's

opinions were thereupon ctiticittd
petMtt e)t<ept that be acted as Respondens to a by tome one under thé pseudonym of Zwe~pom,
"Dbserttttfo de inftuxu chymi~ in medi- whieh eticitedthe above 4rep)ynont ËtMpon),not
dMim," Erfurt [~4$.t. 4", wtth A. E. Mehn~ as w!tboot a teMcettMe protest on hh pàM for the
PMe<M<F~t<~Mt/<tW«!&. Parts, Panckoucke ctiticism not betog properly authentie~ted at ail,
<t8ee~s), M. p. ~6), and wrote another work: and secondly for the peMonattty hapMedln the
"UateMuchtMg, w!e weit durch WMsenvagen pseudonym.
der Metatten, R~taigkeft und Venobohung kOnne Gottlieb KMMMteia's view: were puMMtedin
be<t!n)metwerden; nebsteiner Pt<tfan<der Lebre the Mtowiotf: MAt~e<<<~~M<!<<M< des M~~ <<
C. G. CrMMmtetns von tMtMtenund Dtimp)!ën." «'<t Mf~<tA!<«W<,t~MMMMf0«t<A<«M<ty<fMM)t<, ln
Erhagen und Leiptig [t745l 8°, (Fucht, ~<f. Frencb and Latin, Bordeaux, ~743,4*.
/«<<a der <~ex<«~<tZ~tM~af, ï8e6~8, p. e8t).

BLEAZAR (AsRAHAM).
~M AMAHAM EUBAZAR.

ELEONORA MARIA ROSALIA, Duchessof Troppau.

FreywiUig'auBg~prungenerGmnat-Apffel, dets Chnsttichen Samaritans. Oder
aufs Christlicher Lieb defs Nâchsten eîSNhete Gehaimbnus, vieler vor.
treNUchen, sonders bewâhrten Mitteln und Wunder.haylsamen Artzneyen,
wider unterschïedliche Zust&nd und Ubel defs Menschlichen Le!b% und
Lebens; welche mit sonderbahrem Fleifs, und auff das Hayl dets Nâchsten
allzeit nachdencMicher Sorg, auts vieler Artzaey-Et<ahmer,und berühmtér
Letb-Artzten, oder Medicin-Doctorn,lang gepftogenerErfabrenheit. Von der
Durchleuchtigen Hertzogin, Hoch~ebohmen Fürstin, und Frauen, Frauen
Eteonota, Maria, Rosatia, Hertzogin zu Troppau, und Jagentdot~ Defs
Het!. Rôm. Reichs Gefürsten GtaSn zu Gfadisca, und GtâSn zu Adels-
berg, Gebohmen Fuisttn von Liechtenstain, Hertzogin zu Crummau,
und Fürstin ?u Eckenberg, zusammen getragen. Au<!s neue vermehrt
(sambt einer kleinen Dieta, wie sich bey jeder Ktanckh~tt in Essen
und Trincken zuverhahen, wie auch beygefSgtenneuen Koch-Buch, in
welchen aUefhand rare und denen Patienten zu verschiedenen Kranckheiten
erspriefsliche Speisen) nun zum drittenmahl in oBentMchDruck verfertiget,
zu allgemainen Trost, Nutz und Hutn* aller Beschwart- und so wobl
Rath- ats Mittel.lossen, armen Krancken, in Erinuerung [~K-] dessen,
det fur uns die gehaimben Artzneyen seiner Liebe, in der zu unserer
Seelen-Hayl emBueten [~] Seiten, aller We!t entdeckt, atten Ktimeken
gemein gemacht, und eroShet wotden.
 AMO~OM-~A~

ELEONORA MARJA ROSALIA.

Cum Licentia & Facultate Superiorum, & Privil. Sac. Cœs.
Majestatis.
Wienn in Oestonreich, gedruckt und vert~t bey Leopold Vo!gt, Univ.
Buchdr. !6~y.
4'. Pp.M499[ïMao~ TMeKd<mdNM!t.
Kcch.Buct). pp. M Mo [M].
Thé Koch.Bnch has a sep<Mtetitte, as followa:
und M~Mns K<x.h-BMh. la welchem MBntten. wie man
terschteaeoe hetrMehe und woM.tehmMtende von mmMenm m~n.
und Mt~he~ allerband P.~M~DS~&S SDeben
wobl "?' ~h~ein~~hte~hM,.o~ Confect M~M
werde~beM.te. solle. ~bey.i., Register, !“ welchemMCnden~ Mr~Sn
denen Patientenin unteMcMedt~chenK~ncttMtt-n dientichtu
einer twuen Ordnung, wie man sich tiigUchin E~n und kocl1enseyen. ~mS
damit nicht UM.Mge KnmchMtm ~entMachetwerden. Von ThnekM~M.MSt
einer noca~aettcaen
Sch-t~S
Pe~ohn tu~mmeeg~gen, tmd inDmch p~eben.
Cum LicentiaFacuttat. Supenomm. & Priwi).&?. CeM. Maj~t.t
Wienn in Drockts und
Anno 4ffl.
nuuv Leopold Voigt. Univ. Buthdtudœf.
1697..
This seems to bave enjoyedgteat pop)t!afity, for apte) des ChnsOiehen Sama~ten.
it bas gone thfough tnanyediuons aach
andie poisibly Wontaut der t~Mten AuCage aufs neue heta<M-
s<i)tin priât. Thete b nq eopyof the abowem the gegeben." aTh.S~ttgaft.tô".
British Museum Ctta!opt& but there is a t~cent withoo noUceof thé authottis. ttMtwatM
repriht Treuvillig «u~espfungeoer Ganat.
EUA LELIA CRISPIS.
Set /EUA L~UA CRISPIS.

ELIAS ARTISTA.
Elias Artista mit dem Stein der Weisen.
2Chron.t~,g.
Wisset ihr nicht, dafs Jehova, der Elohim Israet, das Konigreich über
Israet dem David gegeben hat, ihm und seinem Saamen, mit einem
Sab-Bund.ewiglich.
t770. Noptaceorprinter.
4". Pp.M4[abhnk].
on the the7-~
Smamgdina, and formachaptervii.of the work.
ELIAS ARTISTA HERMETICA.
Das Geheimnifs vom Sa]~ ats dem Lebensbalsam und dem Schatz aller
Schâtze, oder des Salzes gôttliche Eigenschaften und seine Wunder.
wirkungen zu freudigemund langem Leben. GottUcher Weisheit zum Lobe
auch zur Verhenrtichungdes himmlischen Salzbundes und den Menschen
zum Vortheil geschrieben von Elias Artista Hermetica. Getreu nad) der
Ausgabe von !7~ erneuert. Stuttgart, tMs. Verlag von J. Scheible.
8°. Pp.t<8[t49.!6o,SchdM~Ca<ah)gueofmyst!c«tboo~]. Tltle redandblack.
ThisMa different
workfromthe preeedi~. It édition
~t~ bmenttonedbyLadMMe.AMf~
70. cx
and (roma mysticalpointof vlew. The 1'/70
Geheimnisvom Salz.
See HERMETÏSCHËS A. B. C., < 77%:v.p. 47.
ThistOMisM ofsomemodiftedextractsfromthepreeeding.
ELIAS DER ARTIST.
Disquisitio de Helia Artium.
~M EGLINUS ICONIUS (RAPHAËL), 1606.
 E~M~-SLM~M~? 2~

ELIAS DER ARTIST. Coa~MMf.

MsqoMtio HeManade Metatbrum ttansfonnattone.
SeeHAPBUUS(N. N.),CheiragogiaHettaaa, !6n, p. io3.
Nova Disquisitiode Helia Artista Theophrasteosuper metallorumttanstbtmaëone
auctore HdiophUo à Percis.
PSRCtS(HSUOPH!J<US À),PMochemicus.
identie~t.The authorWMEgllnus,and the othernmes Me
Thesethfte tractsara pMetiefûty
peeudonytM.SeethenoteeaMUMM.
Eine Abhandlung von der MnstUchen Metall-Verwandlung.
SeeSCHR~DBR (f. J. w.~ NeueAtchytn!stiseheBibtiothetc,ty?t, i. p.
Thbisa ttamMonofthe/X~«~~ Helia<<«M.
Che!tagop&HeUana.
HAPEUCS~N.N.A
(N. N.), t&t2.
t6tS!.
For thecccutfence
M)daitntfttMce of E!iMte) &y<i~<tH- C<t<aMet~
f~~t~~ Cksmie,
derk~ïhsrat
C~< sy8~,
ty8&
Atchemtea)UtennuMseea notebyKoppandthé p. <M(!%eudo-Ë)fM).
M!)MtksofLad)ra)tw& <&fû)M* tyoe, (i. p. 3*6
Gfnetit), 6~M~&iM~
Botet,FtWo~MB CMot~a,t6M,pp~tta-~g. (Pseudo'ÉtM.
Hetutd,~a~, t~ss. T~ L P.9' (ËUM L!MtrapM,&M~4<«OMW~;&<M&
ineonneetion
withHetvetius). t870. MM. S<)$,MYS-
Kopp,
.a., ~< ~&~< tM6, i.r p. 990.
ELIXIER.
SeeTtNCTUR.
EUXÏR So!is Theophrasti Paracelsi.
&~ SCR!PTUM [anonymt]. elixir tractans.
EUXIRIORUM Composite.
(G.),VencAtchemiz
.&<*GRATAROLO doctrina,t~ôt, ii. p. Mo.
See THNATRCM
CHEMtCUM, t659, tti. p. tac.
ELSHOLTZ (jrOHANN SMtSMUND).
Jo. Sig. Elsholtij, D. & Sereniss. Electoris Brandenburg. Medici Ordinarij,
Clysmatica Nova sive Ra~o, qua in venam sectam tnedicamenta tmnutti
possint, ut eodem modo, ac si per os assumta Mssent, operentur: addtta
etiam omnibus seculis inaudita Sanguinis Tmns&M!one.Edido secunda,
vanjs experimentis per Gennaniant, Angliam, Ga!)iasatque Italiam &ctis,
nec non Iconibus atiquot Uhsttata. CotooNe BKtadenbtMjgIcs~Ex
Officina Geoffgl Schultzl, Typogr. Elector. Impensis Danielis Reichelij,
Bib!iopot&. clalacLXVII.
6". Pp.[t9]66. TMexdMdbtadc. 4sepM-Mephtes. NotaboutChemishy.
tn thb workthe authorclaimsto bethe dis- Major,whomadea similarclaim. This fs de.
ceweMrcfinMonofdtUKsbywaeMction. On scnbedbyStolle.
tbissubjeetheb«da controvenywithJoh.Dan.
Joh. Sig. E!sho!MM Des<H!atoriaCuriosa das ist: curiose und nachdenksame
Destillir-Kunst oder der Gebrauch, die Liquoren oder Wasser, mit ihMn
Farben, Nber den Helm zu fuhMn: wie sotchet bis anhero, wo nicht
unbewust jedoch auch nicht so in Acht genommen worden, und bekandt
ist. Daizu noch kommen Utis Udenii oder dets Niemands und Guerneri
RoM<inkensChimische Non-Entia und Nichtweseade Dinge. Nùmberg,
~38 FZ~~M7~Z<7cyD~?VO

ELSHOLTZ (JOHANNStOMMUND).~~a~
In Verlegung Peter Paulus Bteul, Kunst- und Buchhând!en).
[Itn Jahr
M.DC.LXXXÏÏI.]
ta". Pp.[MincMiagthe ffontxpiMel307. [1 blank.] One engraved
T)Mlowermargin the date beeneutverydMe!~bSg.~
wataini..K piate,
The6Mtedfti<)a<tppeMedatBerUnt674.9",pp.[t4.!aetadtngthefMnthpiete].t?6.
The Curious D:stit!atory or The Art of Distilling Coloured
Liquors, Spirits,
Oyls, &c., from VegttaMes, Animas, Mtnemts, and Metals. A
Thing
hitherto known byfew. Containing many Experiments easy to
perform, yet
Curious, surprizing,and useM: relating to the production of Colour%Con-
sistence, and Heat, in divers Bodies which are Colourless, Fluid, and Cold.
Together with seveml Experiments upon the Blood (and its Serum) of
Diseased Persons, with divers other Collateral Experiments. Written
in Latin by jfo.Sigis. Etshott. Put into EngMshby T. S. M.D. Originally
Physician in
Ordinary to His Majesty. London, Printed by J. D. for Robert Boulter,.
at the Turks-head,over against the Royal-Exchangein Comhit,
i6?7.
~p.t% T. S.isThomas ~of~Ct.
plant,p. 63. Sherley.
Bn.& which
BritishMuseumCatalogue.
De Phosphons Quatuor, Observatio. ~06. Editio Secunda.
Jenae, prostat,
apud Henricum Christoph. Croekerum, Bibliopol.
S*. Pp.M.
y. Pp.[8]. cune
Oneeograving.
eogmvtng.
The four variethsMt: HxMphorusbononieMb;¡ ~° he ~~s appointed Phy~tho
Phosphore Ba!dotni PhMphonts smaragdinus ¡ and BotaniM to Frederick William, etector of
Phos boru Mgutans. wMch was exhibited by BrMdeobutK. He was a tnemtter of the Academia
KMfn. NatWM CufXMorum,~674, to wh:ch he communt-
Ëbhottï was bcm at FfMkfmt et. d. Oder, a6 e&ttdsomep~pets. HediedatBcrUn.aSFebntaty,
At)go:t, 16~3,studied medMneat W!ttenbet~ and 1688..
Kënigsoe)~, tntvetM. and padNated at Padua.
Men:)d!n,~t<t<~«<MfM<eM< t6M, p. 689. Bachne)-. ~M<<< .M< C«W««M'WM
Witte, ~3«!t<M ~M!pM~«'«m.!688, Ann. Matt. ~ta, MM, p. 467. No. M.
16m, Sig. Aaaaa 3 w/o ()ist of writings). HaMer, ~W.<e~<aF<~<t<t<S. t~t. {. n. et6.
D«M<<.Il. ~f<0~tM AM«a~<« ~'W~M~t~tM Haller,
VohMMOvi., BefotM, 17~6. pp. 1.5 (thern ~i~. r~ 4S7.
Hatter/F~M/a Ct<c«. t~ t. Me.
is a short sketch of KtshotM'slite, and a pottMtt ot
MmM a frontispieoe to thé volume). Nw. ~<& ~~M <&'& ~i~<.
t778, t{. p. 137.
Roth-Scholtz,~M«/Aw<!Ot~K&t, tM?. p. 61. Hatter. ~W~~M A~~M-w~e. Mm. Hi.
MensM, ~<t &~MHt; ~~«~M, P'JE~
t73t, t. i!. p. <n.t. Beckmann.&<y. «~- 0<w~~ Af ~~«.
~Mc~ <f<fA<M~awA<a
StoUe.
~<t«~
M«- j~~fx. t?9t, iii. p. 5M En~tish tM~htica. t8td,
C<~tA~t' 1731, pp. &to.t'- M),p. aat.
~t«~ /~c&< /'MX&tM«MFtMe~MM'~<a~ Cmetin, <!<M*t<~der C~Mtf, !?99, Il. pp.
't6.137. at8.
t~. ii. pp. yo. etc. Fudts. ~t~~tn). <~ <)t<w~A«t JMM<M<«~.
Sorho~A~,
ZMMer.t/ttMWf~M~, ty3t, v)u.cot. 930. tSo&oS.pn. 151. t8o. taa.
Kestner, ~<<MMH<<«0<Mf<et. t)'<)o, F.K!?~~ :M~<!&, Paris, rmctMndM (tSao-
p. 979. !)'=9.
Dutiresnoy. ~f~~
Lengttt <&/<! ~<'&«~~< D&~Mas~ W~<~w<&7a jMM~.
~<H~ '[~49,p. 330 <tM.~834, tt. i. p. aoo.
JOcher,~~<M<~t Cf/eMot-f~o~, tyy, il. Poggendotff, F<<!{~~t~A.ar~t« ~«x~.
col. 331. M~/<~f~,t863.i.to!.66o.
ELUCIDARIUS Artis TmnsmutMonœ ]
Metallorum Summâ Maior.
See CHRtSTOPHORUSParisiensis.

ELUCIDATIO Secretorum, das ist, EtMamng der Gehetmnussen, wie der Lapis
Philosophorum funden, vnd die vhiuersat Mediein erlanget w:tdt, durch die
 F/.M~MTVO~F~T~FTT~ 939

ELUCIDATIO Secretorum. C~~w~.

Expérimenta Raymundi Lullij Maioricani, Item, durch die Hermetische
PMtosophmn! Bernhardi Comitis à Marchia, auch durch die Dicta Alani,
vnd Claues F. Basitij Valentini Benedictini. Jetzt in Teutscher .Sprach
vertiert vnd zusammengetruckt. Zu Fmnckfortduteh Wolft'gangRichtent,
in Verlegung Nieohi Steinij. Anno M.DCII. Cum Gratia & MuH~io
SacKe CeeC M&iesL
Pp.Mt.t9tlï& bhnMM. ~9.3:8 [9 b)Mh1 [' wtthColophon
and t3';
printera devfcej
M9-~6.
NanttpagMat tne ead.] TMered Md b)Mk. 4 MM)t
woodcots
woodcots In M)y's
in Tract.
M)y'sTract.
The <tedteat!oato Georgius Schwattenbergtr,a Dicta Atani, p. 335.
Canonicus, etc., of St. PtteH in MMhht, most FtMh BMitiiVatentioiBénédictin)SoaMMrf~eher
tttUM ta the Seetet PhUo~phy," dated FtMtMaft, Berieht, vondem Lapide PMtoMphor))))), p. 3~).
t&M. b signed by the puMishet,Steinius. (Thi! ioctudet the two tmct< ~M~t«tM ~W<t
TTtetKtcMMe: <<tf M~e/MMH~.<w (p; 367) ana/Mt M<~
Raymundi Lu)! Expérimenta,p. <- ~A/& (p. 398).)
Bembudi Comité Tervissni Bericht Yon der De Prima M&teHttLaptdts PhitoMphM.p. 465.
Henttetbchen Phitosophit. <<)3. (Asetof~etSM.)
(Witha tttte <Md~<~«<f[pp.~4].not
notinctudedin
iacMedin The tracts by Bemhardus and Bo~Hm bave
the pagination, and thé Ti~~ Nf~Mi~~a,p. ee<). ) titte.pitges, dated t6o9.

EMANUEL.
LibeUus duodecim aquarum.
GRATAROLO (G.), Vene Atchemia* doctrina, ~6t, iL p. 209.
-S~ THEATRUM CHKMtCUM, t6s9, :n. p. 104.
C'~w«, 1654,p. S~;t6~6,p. 8<.
Bofd,JWM<t~<-<t
EMERICUS (JOHANNES),
~'<~<MM~fM.
COCUS (JACOBUS), ~<W~.

ENCELIUS (ÇHR!STOPHORUS).
&W ENTZELT (c).

ENCHIRIDION Phys:ca: Rest:tutœ.

&<' ESPAGNËT (JEAN D').

ENGELHARD.
Liber de Lapide Philosophorum.
V!ERn<itdicheChymischeTractat vomSteinder Weisen, t6t2, Sig.!v~f/c.
ENGELHARD VON LÔHNEYSS (GEORc).
Set LÔHNKYSS (CEORG KNGEt.HA!tD VON).

ENIGMA.
Set ~ENtGMA.
ENIGME PhHosophique.
8ENDtVOG!US Cosmopolite,Nouvelle Lumiere de la Phisique
(MtCHAEt.),
naturelle,t6:9, p. 66.
ENTDECKTEN (Dm) Requisita Realia.
&<- SINCERUS.

ENTRETIEN d'E~doxe et de PyrophHe sur i'ancienne Guerre des Chemtiers.

TR!OMPHK
(Le) Hermétique,t689,!699,p. ïy.
~40 F~?~M2–.S~ZCC<7y

ENTZELT (CHtusropH).
De Re MetatHca, hoc est, de Origine, & NatoM Corporum
Vanetate,
MetaUteomm, ~apidum, Gemmarum, atq} ~Mtrum, quee ex Minis Muuatur,
teruto, ad Medidno usum deserutenttun!, Libri III. Autore Chnstophoro
EnceHo SduetdensL Cum pnu:!egM Imper. Franc. Apud Chr. Egenolphum.
Fivewû«deun. Thepaeiot.
t!onS'Pp.M~t.ttMf<M(ttinK]~t[3N!tn)tt
is 'rregttar. The coi!Mioo b the same as thé ta F there Metwo
eiftra doubh kaves. but that in G i: WMtit<6'. Hfottowfng.
is complete. Thb edttion b
Md.ted, bM ? pM~ that ~tst. This copy ~ts ~ich eontMM
)e(ter M dated t5;ï. Vignette of the attM Md beMt. but aMetM~h.
différent
~oa's from theb~Mtp~.
design MtwMtg.
De Re MetaU:ca, hoc est, de Ongme, & Natam
V&netate, Corporum
MetatMcomm, Lapidum, Gemmarum, atq; a!taruta, quœ ex Minis ennmtur,
rerum, ad MedicitMe usum deseru!entium, Libri IH Autore Chn<tophoro
Ence!:oSaIuetdensi. CutnPnuitegtoImp. Ftahc.ApttdHteMd,Chr{st<a<tt
Egenotph:. M.D.LVir.
f in with two eitt~ douMe featex. G8 w:th M MtHt
Mding )eaf. H8. but 4 Md 5 M~in one, Ho Q (n eights, R?. hMt
or PP. ['& tb)Mk].z7t [t bhnk. nad )Mt leaf (btank?) wmtingt)œf The MMk(?) wntiM;
papnattOB~ ~s
uregu«u. Ft~e wooocuM. fnotctf
Dve PHMM'9 déviée
device of an attar and a
yegu M. aa woodc~ upcnit HamEge heaM,M'.<°
Vignette. contaiM Metanehthon's letter.
aaconMtMMetMehthon'stetter.
KMMM,ËinMtd, En<e)iMs.EobditM, EneeMus. Mehncbthon's feqttMt M)d to have mhted thé
was a native of Saatfetd in Thuringia, and Hved:n work at once thé uadated édition, which,pK).
the 6rst hatf of the sixteenth contury. He was baMy ftota thé tadate ofthe tetter, i< Muatiyepohen
rector M Tangenaande in the Marett,andpastor at of as of tMT. Reimmaoe, whodoe! oot
0!terhaasen. Hedied~March,tsS6,inhMsixty- œem to mwe )tnownofan however, undated edit!<mat
SMthyear. He wrote a Chronide of the Old thinXs that Egenotph did not pnat thé book at!, tM
MMdt Btandenburg', printed at Magdeburg, tSTq, '557.. Compai!son. howewer. cf thé two hMes.
and again at SfdMwedet, 1732. and one or two Md thé better style of thé MtdMedctte, wouM
other works. He isssid to have been a doctor of indace me to fegMd it as thé cartier.
Medicine, which seems doubtht), and wrote hh ~MSï. aad, po~My,
Aa édition of iMt is~eatioMd :n t&e
Httte book on metab. PhiMpMelanchthon Mw MMMM<MJPtfMMfM, theM is one
hlm a strougletterof recommendationto t~eaotph, io dMed
(bypoth<itica!ty) in thé Mtish Mmeum, Md it !s
the printer at Frankf'urt, dated 19 AugaM,!«!. quoted by Stone and by Kestner. !a <tttthèse
urging Ëgeaotph toprint the book and commeMt- c~es it h doubt!e:s thé undated édition to whieh
)nt; thé author for his diligence and for having attMion h made. Thé book waa iadmM in thé
inserted matter in his ttcati~e which was to be
found nowheK'etse. OM~ /t~ < 'a.!f~OW<!~M« OM~tM~M.
Fraahfmr), t6o8: wretched G~rmaotMathtion'
Egen~ph appears to hâve eompt!ed with BedHnatMta!b it.
Gesno-, ~t~M/Aa-a M ~</ao«-~ ~< Lenglet Dufresttoy, .N~MW <&&t ~Mitf~~
~er/<u«tM ~tfo~MM, M83, p. tat. A~M~M, ~43, :i<. p. «s.
Van der Lindea. Df &M~ ~A~ < jecher, /<MM~)M., d~MM. Mec.
<6~, p. 98. )i. cot. 343.
8orel,
Bote), Bidl'rotAasa
BWMt«:aÛC i#arfta,t6~f.
M~&-< I654,P.p. 8S-
8;. Boertma~, ~i'~c~M ~'< éd. HMtef
MercMin.~«<&x<«tt~< !6S6,p. ty6.
Y76. '75~. '79 (Hatier quotes an édition. FMacofurti.
Reimmann. ~N&<~)~~ ~M/<w/<!)W tS77. S*. possiMya misptint for t~7).
aWaMt&Mf ï~a~M~a, tTop, iii. p. M;. ~tHer, AMo~~ i. p. 3.6
~<tHtM,wt.
Roth~cho)tz. JM/<<~M C~~Mt. p. 6~ ("De U~ QuetciM," in Lib. in. cap M.r- p. j".
Manget. ~~K~<t<t &M))t ~M&i)~ ofthetMytdMon).
ï73t. M. p.99t. Gmetin, G~~<«< t&f C~m* M~, i. n. <&<
Stolle, ~«/<t~~ sur Historie ~MM~ùatM (quot~both éditions. t~i.~My).
<<<&tA~<'<. ïyM, p. Mt. BectmMmo,~y/f~ t~ GM<.4&~
/<M<~~<a~&t~<<~MM~«~<M)~<it/~t. <Mf~et. t~. !V. p. 3~; Engtish trandatioe. tSt4.
iv. p. t6.
Morho~M~.
t7M~hof, xy~a,ii.
Palyhirfor, tyga, Il- p.
p.4og.
~o). ~MM<t« f~~A< B~t~ t8~, vi. p.
Zedtef, MtH~'ja/.Z~fmt, MM, vii!. col. ~303. 155.
Kestner, ~MM~M~~ G<&<-).t&a<
p. 97~(quotes the editionsof mt, ~7).

EPILOGUS & Recapttutatio in Michaelis SendivogI Potoni Novum Lumen

Chymicum
.SM SENNVOGtUS (MtCHAJSt,), Lumen Chymicum Novum, !6a4.
ORTHELtUS (ANDREAS), !6~4.
 ~/YM??~jS'M–F~2T4/~y~!f ~t

EPIMETHEUS (FRAxctScus).
Set REUSNER
(H~BRO~fYMUS),
Pandom,t~M.
EPISTEL.
~f ALEXANMER.
~BR!ËP.
~M SEND-BRtEF.
Set SENDSCHREtBKN.

EPISTOLA Andreœ de Btawen.

BLAWKN (ANDREAS DE).

EPISTOLA ComeHi Alvetani AmsTodii.

See ALVETANUS
ARMSROMUS (CORNEUUS).
EPISTOLA Haimonis.
See HAtMON.

EPISTOLA ad Hermannum Archiepiscopum Coton!ensem De Lapide Philo-

sophico.
Sae FIGULUS (BENEMcrus), ThesaurineUa, 1682, p. 374.

EPISTOLA Joannis Pontani.

PONTANUS (JOANNES).

EPISTOLA de MetallorumTransmutatione.
&<! MORHOF (D. G.).

EPISTOLA Monachi cujusdam Benedictini ordinis de lapide philesophico,

opuscula Platonis et Arnoldi Villanovani recensens.
See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66(~ v. p. 799.

EPISTOLA Novi Prœservattviuniversalis naturalis.

SCHWARTZENWALO (JOHANN VALENTIN VON).

EPISTOLA de Principiis artis Hermettoe.

Set SBNDtVOG!US
(MtCHAEL), Lumen ChymicumNovum Epilogus,t6<4,p. n8.
THEATRUMCHEMKUM, t66t, vi. p. 474.
EPISTOLA al Re di Napoli.
ARNALDUS de Villanova.

EPISTOLA vêtus de metallorummateria & artis imitatio.

~M GRATAROLO (o.), VetaBatchemiœ doctrina, !s6!, ii. p. 263.
See THEATRUM CHEUtCUM, 16S9,tii. p. 187.
EPISTOL~E quinque Medicinales.
MUFETT(THOMAS).
EPITAPHIUM Bononiense.
Sa ~UA
J« ~UA L/KUA
LEUA CRtSHS.
CRtsns.
ln addition to the authorities ahtady noticed ln MphUMttcnof it byMichael Maier, ~ntM! ~«~e
the MmariM to this heading (CATAtjocuE, p. 6 ~A'y/js, it6t7, p. t68. and by Kifeher. <B<~M
above), <-ef<'reoce
may be made to thé attemptedpte<! ~S~<MM,
~s~'<MtM,R< Rom~e, i6;3, H. pp. ~tS~ao.
Q
34Z ~Mm~-JMC~M

ERBINÂUS VON BRANDAU (MA-n-nXus).

Matthai Erbinai von Brandau, Eq. Bohem.& Med. Doct. WarhaNteBeschreibung
von der Universal-Medicin,und GMMnenTinctur Ursprung, Anfang, Mittel
und Ende, wie auch derselben Zubereitung nach der alten und neuen
Philosoph. warhft~n Gründen, wobey auch noch viele andere Cunôse
Sachen zufinden. Aus des Seel. Herrn Autoris MSto zum Druck befordert
und commun:c:ret durch T. P. G.L. M.S. Leipzig,Zufinden in Lanckiïchen
Laden, M DC LXXXIX.
$'- Pp.
8°. PP.[M]
[131148-
149.
T. P.G. L.b pre~umaMy TheophrastiPaMeeM GrosserLiebhaber,Mtn theothertnMt.
Matthai Erbinâi von Brandau, Eq. Bohem. & Med. Doct XII. Grund-SMen
der Natur und Kunst, worauf die Verwandelung der Meta!!en gebauet,
benebst V. Vomehmet Artisten wahrhaf!ten Processen, worunter einer des
Th. Paracels4,welcher noch niemaMen !n Druck gesehen worden,(tbetsendet
an Se. Hochfurstt. Durchlauchtigk. Hn. Johann Christian, Hertzogen in
Schlesien zur Liegnitz und Brieg, &c. &c. &c. aus des Hochseet. Herrn
Autoris, ob zwar etwas uniesertichen Manuscripto nebst einer, kurtzen
BeschteibungJohannis Pontani Secreten Philosephischen Feuers auf B~ehten
unterschiedener vornehmen Leute zum Druck befordert von einem Grossen
Liebhaber des Theophrasti Paracetsi. M.DC.LXXXIX.
8". Pp.~o[2Naak].
8". Pp.~o[2Naak]. Foldingplai
Folding plate. Moptace,
te. No butprob&bty
ptace,but probablyLeipzig.
Leipzig.
He is catted variotMty; Matthias von Bmndau}f euting of aperson su<Mns; jfom the phtgoe, both
Matthias Erbe, Erben, and Erbin von Brandaa by means of a red oit of wMcha &wdrops oaty
Dr. Efben Matthias Erbinitus von Brandau, and were required to pt~duce the desired t6e<:t& !t is
he bas also the sumame of Lobkowitz. tn the he ~so who hM put on record thé aeeouatof the
British Muséum and some other catalogues he is MMaHMUonofAtbrecht Beyer in orabottt Mw,
entered under Brandau. Nothing is on record
about him except thitt he was &doctorof Medicine By thé antho)- of thé /t~ he b accMedof
MvingdeeetMd and mtsted many worthypeopteby
and a Bohemian Knight. Buthe is quoted as the the seductivestyle of bis tteatise on the UoiwerM]
authority for one or two narratives connected with MedfctM.
transmutation of kad into gold, and with the
~)M ~i~<~ < 7~<<f~f ~~<«~ der Gmetia, G<!f&Mf~< Ctax~. tTea, H.p. 98.
~~<«&)! ïyoa, p. t:6. Fachs. J?~-A~)!f~ < <~otMfjt<M~~n!<Mf,
nie &<w< /m~/i~- ~&~o~a. 1~30, pp. t9o6-o8,p. aot.
38. 76. Sz. 189. Sehmteder, C~<.a4<f der C~< 18~, pp.
Lengtet Dafresnoy, Hisloin de la Mt&~A& ~9.365.
A~'M~~A t749, iiL p. <28. LtdMgue. ~K~jM~ Û«M~: &t~M
Fictutd, A~«~<!«. ï7S!. 'n'- M-P. 44- &~M~, tS~o. NM. ttot~t.
Ay/~< C<wKah!<der ~4<~t CMa<M,ty&s, Sadhof, F~/Mi~wAMaA!M~/<&«. pp. 463.
P. 539. 709 (under Erbe and EtMna<e).

ERCKER(LAZARUS).
Beschreibung aHerfumemistenMineralischenErtzt vnnd Betgkwercksarten, wie
dieselbigen, vnd eine jede in sonderheit, jrer Natur vnd eygenschaStnach,
auff alle Metalla probirt, vnd in kleinen Fewr sollen versucht werden, mit
erklâmng etlicher fürnemer nützlicher Schmeltzwerck, im grossen Feuwer,
auch scheidung Gotdts, Silbers, vnd anderer MetaHn, sampt einem Bericht
defs Kupffer saigems, Messing brennens, vnd Salpeter siedens, auch aUer
saltzigen Minerischen proben, vnd was denen allen anhengig, in fantTBiicher
verfast, defsgleichen zuvom niemals in Druck kommen. Allen Liebhabem
der Feuwerktinste, jungen Probirem vnd BetgMeuten zu nutz, mit schonen
Figuren vnd abrifs der Instrument, trewlicbvnd Seissig an tag geben. Au&
newe an vielen orten mit besserer au(sn!hrung,vnd mehrem Ftgurn erklârt,
 ERCKER 243

ERCKER (LAZARUS).C~
durch den weitberuhmten Laxarum Erckern, der Rom. Kay. May. Obersten
Bergkmeister vnd Buchhalter, im Künigreich Bôhem, &c. Mit Rôm. Keys.
May. Priuilegien. Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, durch Johan
Feyerabendt. t~S.
FoMoKMtMfsH'bhntt.~nting]. T:tteredandb)aet(.Wantsf.a.
Folio f.Il.
ci apparatus,
41t wooilc;uts
wocdcMtsofapparatMs,été.,inthe
etc., inthé
teM. Vignette
text. ofa
of taboratory.
Aula Subterranea Domina DominantiumSubdita Subditorum. Das ist Unter-
erdische Hofbaltung, ohne welche weder die Herren regieren, noch die
Vnterthanen gehorchen konnen. Oder griindliche Beschreibung der jenigen
Sachen, so in der Tie<!eder Erden wachsen,als aller Ertzender Konigtichen
und gemeinen Metallen, auch tUrnehmsterMineralien, durch welche nachst
Gott, alle KUnste, Ubungen und Stànde der Welt gebandhabet und erhalten
werden, da dann fBmemHchbierinn gelehret wird, wie sothanige Ertz und
Bergwercksarten,jede insonderheit threr Natur und Eigenscbafftgema&,auff
alle Metalla probirt, und im kleinen Feuer versuchtwerden,nebst ErktSrung
einiger fOrnehmer nützlichen Schmeltzwerckim grossen Feuer, Item Ertz
scheiden, bochen, waschen und rosten, auch Scheidung Goldes, Silbers und
anderer Metatten, ingleichem KupNer seigem, Messing brennen, Salpeder
sieden, destillation der Scheidwasser,und ihrem Brauch, auch zu nutzmachung
anderer mineralischen Berg- und Sattzarten. Vormals durch den Welt-
berühmten und gantz TeutscMand zierendenHerm Lazarum Ercker, weiland
der Romischen K&ysert. Majest. Obristen Bergmeister auffs treulichste
beschrieben. Anitzo aber, wegen Abgang der Exemplarien au<!s neue mit
vielen nützlichen und nohtwendigen Stücken und Secreten, so entweder
Herr Ereker ûbergangen, oder nach der Zeit inventirt worden, und andem
Notis über S. Erckers Text mercMich vermehret, zusambt angehângter
Au&tegungder Terminorum und Redartender Bergleute,Probirer, Wardeinen
und Müntzmeister, deren sie sich was ihre Profession belangt, zu bedienen
pflegen. Ein sehr nutzlichund nôhtig Werck vordie Herren der Bergwercke,
Berg'Râhte, Ertz- und Artzneykündiger,Probir-Discipetn, Laboranten, und
alle die mit Metallen und Mineralien umbgehen müssen oder wollen. Mit
môglichstem Fleifs gestellet und au~gefertiget, durch einige hochverstandige
BergwercksErfahrne und Liebhabere. Franckfurt, In Verlegung Johann
David Zunners, Buchhandters. Gedruckt bey Paulus Hummen Se). Wittib.
Jm jahr M.DC.LXXII.
Folio. Pp.rt4, ineluding theengmved titte.by P. RiUan, datedt~~l~a [4].
The engntved t!ùe b: 'Auhtsubtemtaeaa)i4s PtobierBuchHenmLaf'anTMthers,'
andIsdatedt673. 4twoodcats ofappiurata! i
etc., n thetext.
The/«/<~iM /M<t~p<e ~)&<W<t<~<: is byCbnsttMus Berwardus,and hasa
séparât~title,MMtows
Interpres Phraseotogite Metatturgicae.OderEr)<Mn)))g der Mmembsten Te~
minorurn undRedettrten, welchebeydenBe~gteuten, Puchem, Scb!t<ettMm,Probirem
undMOt)Mmei<tefn, &c.in Benennung ihterProfession Sachen, Geteugs,Gebaude,
WetcttScbafTt,undtnstntntenten gebrKuchtidtsind,wienemlich solche
nachgemeinen
Deotsthenzu verstehen.Nebenstangehangter kurtzenDeduction defstaMicheo
BererechM undatterwoblhergebrachter
Gewonheit, betreffenddenBauderBergwercke,
aan tMsWeisemanMtotichsur LehnschaHt einerZeche,Masse,Gegendmm oder
Kuckufsgelange,und derenhinwieder~ertustig werde)t0nnen.Auft'e)rthei)to
.H<ichsUSN. FOtstL CommissionMMfnen durchdenEdlenundHochgelabrtcn Herm.
ChrhtiMUtn Berwardum, J. C. &AMess.Jud Meta). AnitMaber, cum venh
~44 ERCKER

ERCKER (LAZARUs). C~w~.

beMmerit; Authoris, Hem! EretMfs SchriNtea n)tt atm~anKt, umb etnes duKh dM
Mtdett desto besser M ver~tehen.und also ftem gemohenNutz m DieMt mit Mm
Druck vetordnet. Ft-MtMuft atn Mayn, in Vedecung, tohaon DavM Zunner~
GednMkt bey Pa~os Hnmmen Sel. Wittib. lm ;<thf M. De tJXXtU.
Pp.M<M [tNMt~
Pp.M47[tMM~
This édition of t&)'a bas a préface to the feader being eaMged in getting it
with <t set of verses, wdtteo by '!oh&nnes Hlsklas errata init WM op. A list of the
afterw<u'&printed by Ctu-ditncim
CM<M)tci)M,'who seems to hâve been thé acting in bis Magnalia ~«f<fB.C~<M, t6?&, pp. 40t.
editor, though he speaks of 'otho- skilled mtMM' 409 (?.f.).

Aula Subterranea Domina Dominantium Sabd!taSubd!torum. Dasist: Unter.

erdische Hofhattung ohne welche weder die Henen regieren, noch die
Unterthanen gehorchen kônnen. OdergrundHche Beschreibung deretjcmgen
Sachen, so in der Tieffe der Erden wachsen,ab aller Ertzen der KonigUehen
und gemeinen Metallen, auch fumehmster Mineralien, durch wekhe, nechat
Gott, Kanste, Ubungen und Standë der Welt gehandhabet und ethatten
werden, da dann (Umehm!!chhierin gelehret wird, wie sothanige Ertz- und
Bergwercks-Arten,jede insonderheit ihrer Natur und Eigenschafft gemafs,
auf aHe Metalla probirt, und im kleinen Feuer versucht werden, nebst
Erktantng einiger fUrnehmer nutzHchen Schmettzwerckeim grossen Feuer,
Item, Ertz scheiden, puchen, waschen und rosten, auch Scheidung Goldes,
Silbers, und anderer Metallen, ingleichem KupBer saigem, Mefsing brennen,
Distillation der Scheidwasser und ihrem Brauch, auch zu Nutzmachung
anderer mineratischen Berg- und Saltz-Arten. Vormahls durch den Welt-
berühmten und gantz TeutscMand zierenden Herrn Lazarum Ercker, weiland
der Romisch-Kaysed. Majest obersten Bergmeisteraufs treulichste beschrieben.
Anjetzo aber bey dieser neuesten AuSage nicht nur mit vielen nothwendigen
Er!autenmgen und Geheimnussen, so entweder HeK Ercker übergangen,
und nach der Zeit erfunden worden, nebst andem Anmerckungen aber
seeL Erckers Text um vieles vermehret, sondem auch von allen Fehlern
aufs sotgfMtigstegereiniget. Zusamt einem neuen angehengten grQndtichen
Unterricht von dem Salpeter pflantzen, dessen Ausfied- Prâpanrung und
Gebrauch, benebst einer zutSng!ichen Nachricht von der Pulver.Manufactur,
dasselbige mit denen dazu gehorigen Materialien zuzubereiten, wie auch
Auslegungderer Kunst.Worter, welchesich die Bergleute,Probierer, Wardeinen
und Muntzmeister zu bedienen pflegen. Ein sehr vo!tstand!g und nutztich
Werck nir Berg- und Hutten-BedÏente, und aUe die mit MetaUen und
Mineralien umzugehen willensoder verbundensind. Mit vielen nothwendigen
und zu mehrerer Erkiârung dienenden 42 Figuren gezieret. Nach mogMchstetn
Fleifs und Sorgfalt vermehrt und verbessert durch J. E. C. Einem des
Berg- und Hutten-Wercks nebst dem Müntzwesen und der Metallurgie
er~hmen Liebhaber. Funnte Aunage. Franckfurt am Mayn, Ver!egt
von Johann David Jung, 1736.
Fotio. Pp. [M, includingthe ettgt-aved
titte)acS 'nue red and Maeh.
Engraved Mteby Badollet,and44 woodcuts in thetext.[4].
tnteTpttsPhraseclofflte oder
MetatturgieiB, Tennftt-
orum ond Redens-Arten, welche denen ErMMUOfdtrerMnMhnMten
Be~teuten.Puchem,SchmetheM.
PMhtefemand Man~meiNM. &c.in Benenoung ihterPfofNstoM~achea, GMeoes.
GtbtUide,WerdMchatftuadlnstrumenten gdM-auehMch sind,wienemlicbsolchenach
 F/?CA~L4<y7~P7~ ~4;

ERCKER (LAZAttus). C~~w~.

dem eememen DeutMheo M verttehen. Mebst angeMngter ![urtœn DedMton des
tONidhenBefg-Recht~ Uttdtttte)- wohthetKebMchterGewohnheit bett~aend den Bau
ftefef Bergwercke, auf was Weise man nemtich zur LehnschaCteiner Zeche, Mefse.
Getendnun oder Kuchtt&gehnpn. und deren hiowiederu'n verhmig werdenMnoe.
Aw ertheitte HaehstMM.F6tstt. CommifsionMsammen getraKen. Dmth den WoM.
Edlen und Hoehgetahften Herro ChyistMnumBeTwardum,J. C & AsseM.Jid. Meta).
Anjetto aber, cum veai&benentehtiAuthoris, Herrn Mrc)<e)re Schnftten mtt tMeMagt,
UMeines durchdM andere desto be~sertu verstehet), und atso dem M't'MinenNtttt m
DienM mit tum Druck wordnet. Francftfurt am Mayn. !n VeWtm))f:Johann
David uu~s,
ma~- Jun~,J)nJ<hfMDCCXXXVt.
yu ~uus ,rsann..nn~s i.v

Fotic. Pp.36.
Folio. Pp. 36.
ContidettnK thé tmportmce of E~e~er'streatise menthttheFteet. Thepn:fMei!dateda6Feb..8},
Mis remafkaMe how tittto i$on record about him. and the book waspubfished in 1683. Thete!s a
He was iMpector'eenetat cf thé minet of Hungary, copy ttt the British Muséum, It was reissuedwitb
Ttansytvama. and the Tyrol, whieh position he thé date attefed to t6M, whichwas <&cMd by
he1d under three ccMecttttve emperors in the substitutiof! V. for Il. ta thé original date
sbtteenth 'ceottuy, and be ca)b himseif of St. MDCLXXXnt. The inKtted V. b aot ln tine
Annen Betgk withthe other figures.and as, in the cfmywhtch t
H~bodtwas higMypHtedatthe tfttte, tbr it bave, <!)etitte ia mounted on a guard, presume
was a record of pMcticM expedecee, and was not either that the whole tMe )e~fis a cancer,or else
burdened withthéoriesand hypothèses. that the originaltMe page waseut from the mt of
The Cnt édition was printed by Geofj: Schwaftz thé sheet to enable the Mtetatioatn the date to be
et Pfigue. ts'<t. in Mto. SuMequeat editions nMKte. ï bave not been aNe M compare the two
appeared nt Frantfturt a. M. in i;e<~ the above in titte pages,as there b not a copyof the f666issue
)! t6ao, ail in Mo. ln the Musont.
Thé work was enlarged and entitted Aula Thé English édition is smaptuoMtyprinted with
~a~<r<va<Ma, and Wts puotished in t6ya as aboyé, large engraved capitals, and tt bas a portMit of
ï6&t, 4*; tyoa. fol. and the above, ty36. fol., Petms and "<)4 sculptures" of appaMtu: and
caBed thé 6fth édition, If tbis mean thé N~h of opérations- Thèse have been re-enpaved on
thé Aula there must be another édition which 1 copper (the odginab are on wood), witha change
have not noticed ln the lists. of costume )n the operatoM &om the sixteenth
The EngUsh tMmtation was made by Sir John ceatuty to that of a hundred years later with a
Pettus, and Is headed /<* ~«w, a punning eoresponding tossof vigour and teatism.
titte, wbiçb, as he expiains, refers to hb impriMn.
Roth-Schottï, F~'e~<r<' C~xMM. tyay, p. 63. Gmelln, (!M<~«'A~ der CX«!M,t?9y, i. p. 364.
Zedier, MKt~«/t'~f<M, i?M. col. *5'4. Fachs, ~f~K~ der otMM'« Z~~a/«f,
/< /.0~< fM<AWMM~&<it<f<f~/<ï& t8o6.o6, p. M.
'?3S' P- S~ ~Mg~AM ~<M<ta&,Paris, Panchoneke (tSeo.
Lengtet Oufresnov, ~f/<~< tle de la P/WJtJj/Ii,
~4<f ~). tv. p. 4&
jffqwdiifitt, ïy~a.Z742
/&fM~«& iii. t<6.rS&
iir p.P~ Thon~son,~M/~y <~CA<M&/<y. ~830,Lp. aas.
Jocher, ~%MM«K~ G~M-Z&wwa, ty~o, ii. <<<Wx< /3f«/~A< F«gM!/M&,t88~. M. p. 9t4
coh 376. (under Erker).
~MMtwa C<«~<t, tySa, p. 6j.
Baumer,

EREMITA Anonymus.
Set SFLENDOR
Salis et Solis, t677.
EREMITA Suburbanus.
Sel HELMONT (FRANCMCUS MRRCURtUS VAN).

ERLAUTERTE und aus der Eî~hrung erwieseneWahtheit des Goldmachens,

oder des so betittelten Lapidis Philosophorum. Abgehandelt in einem
angestellten GespfSche zmschen Vatter und Sohn, über ein Avertissement
welches unter dem ï6 Homung !~6s. in der Ftank~rter Sonnabends-
Zeitung, Nom. 27. und in der Erlanger-Zeitung Num. ty. von einer
ungenannten Feder, an die Hochgelehrten Societaten zu London, Paris
und Berlin eingemckt gewesen; und worüber man sich gedachter Societaten
unpartheyische Gedenkungsart onenttich ausgebetten hat. Frankfurt und
Leipzig, bey Johann Paul Kraufs ~767.
8*. Pp.63[9b)ank].
8".Pp.&!
[9OMftJ.
la this dMogne ap Moount ts g!vBaof a universal are described, but whether it i$aUte be uttdefstûod
sotveot, expedment: nMdevdth wMchby the <ather titet&UyormttaphoncaHyit batMedMicdt tosay.
t~M~MM~wO~ &<&t, ïe?o,No. t4&t.
~46 FM~&WG'-EA~~WFT~

ERLOSUNG der Philosophen aus dem Fegfeur der Chymisten. Das ist:
Rechtmafsige Retorsion, im Nahmen der Philosophen denen ohntangst
ausgeflogenen drey Laster.Bogen entgegen gesetzt durch Ihrer Herrligkeiten
Fiscal. Das Jahr zuvor, ehe das Fegfeur angeschuret ward, t?ot.
but sameas printedthe
/%s~s~&~
,Feeeuerituif. SeesSLNOtR.
T~t~-Usetf. SeeSÕLDNKR.
An amusing pièceofvitoperation. QuitepossMy suspect this last phr<Mehas a doaMe meaning. He
by SoMner himself, the Mthor of &e /Mr thMugh the/
He points out that the /.ta!/<-«~ wns printed (H go~ pitmgMphbypan~ph.
and entttMesthe judgmeats paMMon thé dmerent
Amstentam, "viettoiehtimVoigttaade." t7oa, was chcmtsts,
M)d at Fmnkfurt ta the summer of t~t. and in !t is quotedby Roth-&:ho)H!,&W&<A<'e<t
September of this year. "vert<!gt wQtdeaist. ï1 C~N«'M,
tW. P.63.
ERNESTI (JOHANN).
De 0!eis variis Arte Chymica destillatis.
HARTMANN(JOHANN),
HARTMANN Ptax:s Chy
(jOHANN),Ptax:S Chymiatrica, !64?, p. 397.
hymiatrica, !64?,
T'h<M~t~.<t~H-t. 307.
There !sconsidemNeeonttMionabout thisanthor itt w&phto- asttgn~ thé \wr){ ~<
M~chtin. fottowad by Manget, enters the work to Burggtavius. but refers to Kntestus.
under Ernesti, and quotes an édition Fnmcofttrti. M~-«m
who appears both with and without the Mme
apud Caspantm Rote)iun). t634. 8', but not the Burggravius, and in both M that of thé
one above. He also ttreats Emesti M a different author of the ~<«<MH, places and in one as
per'!onfn)ntJotMnne~Hrne9t<NButMrav)us.tnthc editor cf Drebbel. But Lengtet Oufresnoy.tn thehis
British Muséum catalogue EmeMthM a sepamte tndex, p. g&t,gives a ctuss refiiteaoeto Burggra.
place, ediuons of t&}7,y. S*.and t690,<b)..
are enutnenKed, and theret68a. is no aross referenceto
wus. and yet uader that heading OMitesMr~Hfi
tn the thepnnetpit) name.
Burggravius. medical historiesand bio. The exphnMion then seem! to be that the
pspaies eitn find no retetence to a Johannes Mthor's name was reaUy Ëntesti, and that for
Erne!t!. and on the other hand this treatise is some reason he received or adopted tbat of BaM.
ass'med to J. Burggravius by Bord, Lipenius, grav. The présent tract, therefore, is ideaticat
JOcha-. Lengtet Dttfresnoy. but not by Haller or wnh that whtchIs mentioned in the note under the
Gmehn. As if to complete the conMsioa Borel latter name.
Borel, a~Aa-tt C'~M~t, t654, Do. o. °°. 88, Lenglet Dufresnoy,
~S. PP.5'=, 84, ~47. /W~j)~M!
~M~~w. ty~a, ii). p. !<&.
Upenms, j6W~/A<-<f<t~«!/MAM«-e. t6m, p. 3ti. Jocher, ~m«<Mt <M~.M.&)~w,
Mercklin, Zot~w~ <-<nw~ 1686,p. tM. ~m. H.
col. t~t.
Manget. BtMc~M ~< ~M~<
t73!, t. ii. p. ZM.

EROBER- und Demolirung des Fegfeuers der Scheide Kunst.

See ALETHOPHILUS, !70<
ERÔFFNETE Geheimnisse des Steins der Weisen oder Schatz-Kammer
der
Alchymie, darinnen die vortretHichsten SchnHten derer berOhmtestenalten
und neuern Scribenten denen Liebhabern der Kunst
dargestellet werden.
Nebst vielen Kupfferstichenund andem dazu dienlichen Figuren.
[Ham-
burg, Bey Christian Liebezeit, in der Joh. Kirch, 1708.13.]
tmpr!Meutott
36 ~JM~~ Wormed.
v..tI~. a~o~
m utua va 1-araçoisus.
36engravlngl!.
3&engravings. Woodeutsinthotext.
Woodcats in thc text.
This is the Hamburg reprint of 'Msmosin's
~<w 5. EinTindtttirodefMixiereinMunbekMdten
~M, .598 (?.<). Though the special phHosopM.p. ~so.
titles are dated Hamburg, !7c8, the general tMe- 6. ProcessuspMTinctMmautTden
page is that of 1718. Mereuriam
So))sund LMKB,p. 356.
~ht6ve
'Ttactat'us'
contain theMtowing:
Trissmosinische Schriften, p. t. 7. Modus procedend: ia pMBpatationelapidis
Il. Patacebisehe SchritHen, p. 91. pbilosopbicl.p. 2
8. Ihaiogus philosoptit, P. fI12.
Komdorfferische Schrifften, te$.
Il t. SptendorSoJisntitschtinenp.Fieuten.p. 9- Exemptum artis PhnMophhe. Ein Exem.
~6-). plum der
M. De lapide phitosophischenKtMtt,
2. Sp)egetderA)ehymeyUMc:Poysdii,p.3i4. p. 378.
3. Clauis sampt soner Dechnnion der PhilosophorumM capim incerti
authoris, p. a8t.
Chymischen Handgrtn~n,p. sM. tt. VomStein der Weisen ein schSnef PMeess
4. Atteftey Partictthfia die HMdtgdfT mer. Eptscop) MetcMons Brixiensis Cat~.
lehrnen, p. 937. Romœt -te., und ein PMjosophisches
 ~~7'S'7~JB7?~7S.S' t4~

ERÔFFNETE Geheimnisse. Continued.

Werek und GesptSct) von dem Gelben 9. HortusDluitiarum. DerGartenderReieh'
unnd Rotten Man, p. ~6. thumb aller Weifsheit Gottes, p. 500.
ts. Vondem ReMs einem Stein, p. 30$. to. Ein Werckder Atchimey.p. M9'
13. Varia Phllosophica,p. 3a~ !t. XwoTincturen au<fWet)s und Roth, p. S33-
(a) Cttpitutum, darinnen dasgantze Werck ra. De Lapide in Aqua Moturiati, p. 540.
MtfOitiehbegriffen, p. 307. t3. Ein Mercure Arbeit und Augment mit dem
M Ëin tchënes Gedicht, p. gM. Me~ario Lunn:, p. ~s.
M Ein Getptach, p. 3M. t4. Ein scheoe:!Tractattetn in welchemetliche
M Eix Gedicht. 3*4. sehUneund lustige Particular StueMein
(<~De 0)eo Phitotophonon, p. 3t<t. begriffensind. p. 5M'
</)Vem praBpM~io Meteturt).p. 3*5. iS. Ein MhSn StWK von Doetor Scttendten,
t4. Tmc~tM Wtn Mtt der Weisen, p. 3~. P.S63.6
t<. NonmnTettnMentMm.p.gtS. t6. Von dem Antimonio Philosophorum, non
t6. Vondem PhHoMpMtcheaBtey. p. 3t9. Vulgi, p. $70~
ty. Avicenna Septem rt!gu)eBex quibus cont* !7. OteumAntHnonii: Merixatio.seinQutnM
pon!tt)f lapis PhHosophontm.p. 3~. Essen, CMMr Kberteia,
V. ï. Von OBenbahntng der p. sm~
ta. TMahScteMMemahx~, p. ~t. V t'hnosophiMhen
t~. Dequ)a«teMentia*in!p<ueheKim<Mtta<)ta- Matenen und Dtngen. aufs welchen voU-
tus, p. M~. bracht wirdt die MeistenehaSt. m
zo. Tabate Schtnamgdina Henneth Tfhme* wire!t0n~ defs ËdteO Ut)d~ë~"edei<ett
gistt pMrh PhitoMphoram, p. 335. SteiMdet PMtosophen.p. S93<
a~. A<)Megyngunnd orkt&rung des Gemetds a. Thesaurus Phitosophite EufefMi),p. 606.
oder Figue(tn verse),p. 337. 3. Tractatus darinn das gMtxe secret der
tV. t. Von der Bereitung des gebenedeyte)) Atchimeyvom Stein der Weisen begfiNen
Phitotophischeo Steias-CMpM Hartung ist, p. 693.
wn Hoff, p. 340. 4. Lux tutens ta Tenebris, p. 636.
a. De Prima Materia LapMis PMtosophonuM S. TtactatusdeVKriotoPhifosophonttB.p.&t*.
(in verse), p. 360. 6. Oleum Vitriolitby R. Bacon], p. 6~.
3. VoMkommenerBericht und Handgriff in y. Kitpenmenta. durch. Raimondunt
Zubereitung des Lapidis Phitosophomm LtHuo). unnd von Raimundoin Latein
uad TincMMaPhydcœ, p. 370. beschneben. Jett aber durch Hefra
4. Liber Sectetorum loannis de Paduade Georgium Sanderfeuter von Waaerbur~
Lapide Philosophorum. Liber Mmus, verteutschtworden, p. 664.
p.3¡6. S. Das Buchieinvon der natarticoen Philoso-
S. Liber Mttmdus.p. 393. phey der Metattendes Edlen und Hoch-
6. Liber teftius. p. 39;). getehrten Henen DionMj Zacharij GaUi,
7. Clauis PhHesopMtBChemictB,p. 447. p.797.
8. GnmdtKeher Berieht was die wMhaCMge p. Ein sttett and Ge~ptSch des Gotdet oad
Kunst Alchemla innhatte und vermagin Mercwij wider den Stein der Weisen,
Via Universali & PMiculM-<.KU&allen p.?6j.
Phitosophiszusammen getogen, p. 470. to. ËUicheKon)dot<të)'isebePartioihr:a,p.773.
tt. Spiegel
~t*<w~ der tt~t~M~~t
Phitosophey,p. 787.
ERÔFFNETES Grab der Armuth.
See ATREMONT (H. D*).

ERÔFFNETES Philosophisches Vatter-Hertz.

Sel VATBR-HERTZ.

ERÔFFNUNG der Thüre des KonigUchen Pallasts dafs sie sey das rohe
Antimonium und Materia Secunda Lapidis Philosophorum, welche vor
denen mit Blindheit geschlagenen verdecket, und von denen Weisen unter
doppelsinnigen Reden denen Unwuîdigen verborgen gehalten worden, anjetzo
aber au6s klârste durch gründliche Erweisung aller Welt wieder dargestellet
wird durch einen Untersucher dieses vortreflichen Geheimnifses, der den
Nahmen <uhret des VortauNers. Drefsden und Leipzig, zu finden bey
Gottfried Leschen, ï~ïS.
8°. Pp.[t6] t6& Theauthor'sanagfamb Zehsipst.
Roth-Sc))ottz,~«/.fc/ C4<m«M.tyay,p. 64. LadMgue,&WcAMy«<0<tMt~&<«!M&~<&t,
Ftetttld,~aM~-S~a, ty~g,Th.i).pp.ï~o.t. t8?o,No.t~gS.
Rty~~M~ <?<M~~M<der<Mt<fM ex<«<&,1785,
p.659.
Philosophisches Vater-Herz.
ERÔFNETES
~< VATER.HKRZ.
248 JTJ?0~7'S~</A~–F~<4G'A~7'

ERORTERUNG Dreyer Chymischen Fragen, von denen Principiis Chymicis,

Sale, Sulphure & Mercurio. Darinnen allen Liebhabern der Chymie durch
ein hiebey befindliches,und untrngUches Experiment deutlich
g~e;get wird,
dafs solche in der Natur nicht fundirt, sondern dafs die Artisten
pur durch
das Tractament und Zusatz in der Zerlegung verleitet, diese zu statuiren
bewogen worden. Nebst einem Anhang. Entworffen non einem der sich
nennt Amatorvie Regise. Heilbronn, auff Unkosten des
Auctoris,und in
dem Buchladendaselbst bey Paul Strauben in Commission zu
haben, ty~.
S*. Pp.M Man)t],
ERRORS of a late Tract caMed short of ~M«/<.M<~of
~%7f~~A
TRUE(A)LightofAtchymy,!yo9,p. 89.
ERSTES [. Zebntes] Tausend neuet Chymischer Vefsuche.
See M. (b.), t~.

ESCHENREUTER (HEtNRtCH).
Funf kleine Tractâttein welche et in dem Closter Schwartzbach in Franken-
Land Ao. t~. den 6 May gefunden, und sie wiederum im Closter
MarienzeH, in Thüringen, Ao. 1489. den 10. Octobr. verborgen, letzlich
aber Ao. t6y:. wiederum sind gefunden worden. Sammt dem darzu
gehorigen SchtOset.
Set BAStUUS
.SMBASÏUUS VAt.ENT!t<us,
VALENTINUS, Chymische
ChymtSch< te Schnf~en,
Schn~en, 1769,
tyôç, p.
"II. "L_ p. 993.
993.
Gattus EtschenrMMer.eccordingto Fictutd.may Gallus KtMhentreuter,says he was of Ratisbon,and
béapoorguide,butheis aninnocent commred with added some new a1chemicalsigns to the hermeth:
Hemnch, for bis iudgnteaton
thiswork is that it dtctioniuy, and reters to the works of BM)!i)M
ts pureLOgeo."~M~S'&t~, ty~. Th.ii. p. Vatentinnu and to Cmhu-ohts' <~<uet</<t~<(<t~<!M
60. Hoefer(~M~n:fh &CA~M~, t~a, i. p. e~m~.t in unum corpustf~f/«, FtMcof. t6t~ 8°.
1866,i. p. 4~) appatenOy confusingMmwith
ESPAGNET (JEAMD').
Enchiridion Ph~ioe Restitua. In quo verus Nature 'concentus
exponitur,
plurimfque antiqaaePhitosophiee errores per canones & certas demonstrationes
dilucidè aperiuntur. Tractatus alter inscriptus. Arcanum Hermet:<NePhilo.
sophis opus In quo occulta Natu~ & Artis cirea Lapidis Philosophorum
materiam & opetandimodum canomcb& ordinatè fiunt manifesta.
Utrumque
opus eiusdem Authoris anonymi. Spes mea est in Agno. Secunda editio
emendata & aucta. Parisus, M.DC.XXXVIII.
at' Pp.t4a[abhn~
The Arcaaumbasa separatetMeandpagination
~f~"S"! HenMtica)Philosophiee ln quooccultaNMUtœ
& Opus. & Artiscirea
Lapidis Ph~phwum materiam operandimodumcanonicè& ord!mt&aam
manifesta.OpuseiusdemAuthorisAnonymi. PenesNos Vnd& Tagi. Secunda
Editioemendata&MCM. Parisits,M.CC.XXXVt!
Pp.71M
La Philosophie Naturelle restablie en sa Pureté. Ott l'on void à découuert
toute l'œconomie de la Nature, & où se manifestent quant!té d'en-eursde la
Philosophie Ancienne,estant redigée par Canons & demonstrations certaines.
Auec le Traicté de t'Ouurage Secret de la Philosophie d'Hermez, qui
enseigne
 jM~~c~sr 249

ESPAGNET (JEANo'). C~~M~

la matière, & la façon de faire la Pierre Philosopbale. Spes Mea est in Agno.
A Paris, Chez Edme Pepingué, en la grand' Satte du Patais, du cost~de la
Cour des Aydes. M.DC.LI. Avec Privilege du Roy.
S*. Pp.M378[6][9b)M)tt
Onp. e~ thesecondtractbes!MwiththefollowingtMe
L'OuvmeeSecretdela PhM<~eph!e d'Hermès (? t'end~amw tout cequ h
NMa)t,& t'Art ontde cachétouchantla Matteredela PierrePhitosophate;&le
façonde la faire. Faitpar le meoneAutheurda TmieM precedent. A Paris,
M.DCtLt<
tn theBritbhMuseumCatalogue thiswork!s otacedunderPachou0.). Thé
Et)i<«e
MthébishopofAuxerreissignedJeanBachou.
Arcanum Hermetic<e PMtosophMeOpus.
~Aï.B!NEUs(NATHAN),BiMmtheca,t6s3.
SeeMANG&T (j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,1702,ii. p. 649.
Arcanum Phitosophiee Hermeticœ.
HANNEMANN (JOHANN LUDWtG), Pharus ad OphirAurifemm, Commen-
tarius in anonymiGalli Arcanum PbHosopMœ Henneticae,~4.
By Haanetnaonwasalsoedited VeterisphitosopM
p physicaresHMa
M~adissimi
cum exeges), Tubingae, t~. 4".

Das geheime Werck der Hermetischen Philosophie worinnen die naturtichen

und künstlichen GeheimnOsseder Materie des phitosophischen Steins, wie
auchdie Art und Weise zu arbeiten richtig und ordentlich ottenbahret sind.
Von Joannes d'Espagnet Anpgr. e. in u. mut. Penes Nos Unda TagL
.?« ROTH-SCHOLTZ
(FUt~DERtCH), DeutschesTheatrumChemicum,tygo,ii.p. 823.
Enchiridion Physiess restitutee.
&? ALB!NEU8 (NATHAtf), Bibliotheca, 1653.
jt-c MANGET
martud (J. j.), BiMiotheca
j. moHomeca Chemica
~nem
uM Curiosa,t7oz, ii. p. 626.
·~V~ ·1. y
Vi~Vv

Espaptet's history is neariy as gréât an Arcanum he had perused. The author wu ooneeaiedin the
as that of which he bas attempted the reveiatioe. anagram, but was beti~cd to be Don Janus
Though by the majority of wnten–if not by a!t– Espagnet, a seeator of the pariiameM of Toutonse.
he seems tobe quite well known, ho b stitt called !a t6&t, when BottichiM met the MB, abo a
"Anonymm GaMus," and thé books ascdbed to senator of Toulouse, whowas about of
him appear under thé two phn~M Pênes nos âge, a straight-forward,te<traedtmm, shtyyears MM~chem~
unda TagT' and "Spei: meaest !n AgntL" which whotty devotedto the study of Raymund Lully,
pMS for aMgMms ofMs name. It tnay, however, he asked himIf hls father had been an (Mtept,and
be as wëit<o note that the ana~t'aMSare by no, had pubM$hedthe bock. He received no Mtis&c.
means strict, tf "Joannes d'Espa~net" be the tion as <othe first point, whether becau<ethe son
form of the name opeeMedon. For the former of did not knowor would not tell Bottidtim leaves
these conMiM the letter «, wbich is not in the doubtfnLbot he admitted thé second. ln this
name, and on)y two des,wM)ethe oame bas three. account Bottiehiusis <ottowedby Fttchs.
Tbis disetepancy is taMMyactuMwtedgedin Roth- Ait other writersstate that tmpitgnet was ptest.
SeBt)!tt's reprint, where it Is Mid: "Anagr. ein u dent of the parliament of BonteMx; town-
mutât. Berrichiustays that Don Janm H$pag- president Schmiedercalls him, 1 presume,
net" can ht taken out of the anagram, wM~, or bead of the town council, who adds prowst, that he
certainty, can be, letter for letter, but then the followedGastonClaveusas a defenderof alchemy.
it
n:nne never appeam in that form. Thé other Nothing morels on recordabout bis iite.
transposition is ewentarther astray, for it wante a There are variousopinions as to thé authonhip
d and an n, and it ha<an m wbichdoes not appear of the books. Bore! iQformsus that some tSnaed
in the at
aatne ai). that the ~«<~t<r<<MM was not by Espamet, but by
Apart. hMfeveir, front this there andwam «f another whowas caOed 'EqtM tmpe&th,' or 'te
unaoimity a: to Kspagnet's identity and !M to chevalier imonal,' whieh he admits he bad
the MKhoMMp of the tracts in question. diScutty in betieving. Bordehius also saysthat it
Borricbim gives a very citcantstantiat account. was a question whether he was author or editor,
He cottMMKbthé /4~<!«MM~<~))M<&o'~A~at<'W<fand thé doubt turns up in Bayle, Lengtet Du.
0~<« ai the wiscst, most open and free trom fresnoy, and others.
obseuntiet a)td dcaMe mea~ngt of att thé works Hoefer hotd: a d!Nerent opinion on thé matter.
:;o ~MG~T-~T~CA~WJ~y~?

ESPAGNET (JEAN D'). <~H!M~.

Afterindicating the cteatrviewsand notable antici- partiament of Bordeaux «nd one of thetetu'aednMtt
patioM whieb he finds m the &«-«Mt he of the ~veoteenth ceMury and teputed tUtthorof
refuserto beMevcthat the /<n'aM«M <~ can thé ~M-fM~ o~t. In <6B~.at Pari!, the
beby the Mmeperwn becausetheidea~and the style JSMiMoK<w was phnted, and this Mkoown forhis,
are so different. There is no doubt, however, that becaUMpeopte who)[MWhim wett aNirmed it to be
the books imnouncc themsetves at being by the his, MMibe«~~Me thé two tMMnMMareof hisname.
same author, and Schtniedetf–not that lie ts an tt was the first Meatise iaFfance which was in
authorityupon euch a point-regards <tM) <4tfoa<fM opposition to thé phydcs of AriMotte. !t wns
f~M a< thé second part of the jS<MM~M<KM. Mbwed by the ~wt~«iM ~m in which is
and &ppMeettyit did not occur to himto entet-tttitt descnbed <hep)ti!o!OphM''$Mone, )Mpreparation
doMbtsabout the ituthetship. and ptoperties.
Morhof speaks of the <wM<nH <~Mas a He also editedan oM tnaouscttpt endtted <?<w<~
work added on M the ~M~t'~MX of Espagnet," <<kfC«~7VJ.which was printed in i6t6 omctty as It
and «ppateaUynot by Mm. Hestys it b eteg&otty stood wtthoat ebMging or ntodemMagthe spetting
wtitten, Md shows by lts very stylethat it is genuine, or hmgtta~ which he Mtowed withthe utmost
whichis further proved by thé tMtthat Phttatetha, exactitude. He bdieved that his was thé first
who poMeMed the stone if ever My one did, édition, but it was mbsequentty fomd that there
mentionsit and tnmschbes portions from it. The had been ettesdy an eduion m ~). He et~o
etegMt dictionin both i! sueh that they seemto be wrote a tract on the edue~tion ofa youngprince.
by the same author, who was knowna$ Anonymus He b Mpated editor of thé work of Piètre de
tMtus. 0)))ire<noye<pre<sessurprise that Morhof L'AtMreon DematM,but this t hâvenotbeen aNe
shoutd h<twe ttMtibed the works to Philatetha,but ta coafirfM.
it seems to me that he bas mis<mden:toodh)$ Ofthe wtitings sevend éditions are eoameMted
meaning. Morhof nt<a;tt to eonweythat Pbita. in Latin, Pafit. t6oS. 8° (wbieh M the Srst) tt~
)etha, who was certalnly an adept, would never S" t&t?, t65&,39* in Gernmn Mp~g, tM&
have eopiad passagesfromit uttiets he had believed 9". Aocordiaf;to Gmetio the ~f);<!<two< <~<M
in its unthfuhe~s. But he does notatBnn that he Btst appon-~t in thé édition of togS. If thé dates
was thé author. now given be comptete and oorKct, the above
Without any argument or hesitation Bayle édition of tS~e, caUed ~<tc j«'<t~< n<ustbe
ignotBS the two eRNeatties which had been in tegMded meteiy as a reprint or feisae of that of
existence for a couple of centMie' and at once t6z3.
states Espagxet to have been president of the
There wasntsoan
wasabo an Kn~Hn
En~)i!h uaMfMton
MaMtation
Enchyridion PhysiaB RestiMMe: or, the Summary «f Physicks recovered.
WhetMnthe true Harmeny of Nature b exp!ained, and many Enours of the anaent
PhitOMpheM.by Canons and certain DenxxMttMioos, are etearty evideneed and
evinced. London, Printed by W. Benttey.and M<!to be soM byw. She~ts at thé
Bible,and Robert Tutebda at the Phenix, m thé New.RenMin S. Pao!s Church.Yatd.
t65t.
Pp. [i6, N
Pp.[i6,a a MMtk] ~67[i bta~].
~KJ t0/ UHtMKj.
Borel.&W<<t<c<t CAt))M'M, t6.% pp. 8~, s?!. Lenglet Do&emey, Histoire <& /%<&«!~
Morhcf, .Df~MM<t/<'M ?)-aw~«tAt/M«< ~<K-, 17~. i. p. 389, 4~. 477: !p.M7
J~M~, 1673.p. i~a German translation, )'y&<, titad MmpMB pp. t3t. 190, for thé ChevaMer
p. tt6.
Borrichius.<~<t~ &~<<«et C~wt'to~xt, Fi~wM~/<'<'«', tysg, Th. i. p. 68.
'697. P. 3~.§t". BmdtM, Historia CM<t~ /&M~Mf, 1766,
~<M<t~~M-A. oder T~At~ ~~<t<<& tV. i. p. 6~<. notej !V. ii. p. 6t6.
&<&<fM/. t70S. p. go. Baumer, ~Aa/A<M C~~M-e, iy8a, p. M.
N. w« G<&Af/<M &M~<M et{~ /a~' 17~0. GmeUa,G<<~ der Chemie, t~w. i. p. s<
1798, Ii. P.
Roth-Schottt.~<MM~<t C4<m<M,ty~, p. &(. Kchs, ~<«M der <f~<xt~<~<~&~t/
"B~yte, Dictionaire AM/«~~ et < ~730, t8o6-oS,p. 137.
Schmieder. C~A&A<< <&&~«t«, ta~, p. 3~.
li.pp.0j.C'7.8. D~~A-t
"h'~)MtM, Dsutsclur y~e~~ Chrmsicura, Hoefer, ~t'j~M de la C~M~, ~844. p. 3M:
Tktatrunr C~M&«tW,
f790. ii. p. S*4- t86o, il. p. 3~4.
Morhof.~Mt&'y, t?~. !t. lib, t. c. §!?, Ladrague, M/t'o~~ Cafs~ &«<??
p. tM: !lb. c. 3, §6,p. t63. ~~At, t~M, Mc&MaO-gOt
StoMe.~M&t<M~sur ~f der Gf&tM~ Kopp. Die <<~<wtM', teas, IL p. 34$.
~36. p. s<9.

ESPRIT Mineml.
RESPOUR,t668.

ETSCHENREUTER (GA~us).
Send-briefan Wilhelm GmtMo!um.
BKRNHARDUS ChymischeSchtiOften,
TRKVfSANUS, t746,t747,p. ~98.
 FT~C~AW~T~TT~MZJM a;!

ETSCHENREUTER
VaYVaaMNi~ri7Vay~/i1r ~VlIYYVO'. C~/M~
(GALLUS).VV.ISIn
Gallus Etuhenreuter was a physician ot Rtttis- mantam cetebte~sunt, AnjeM. tS?! B". Mpi$.
bon, in the sixteenth century. He wrote: tola ad GtataMtum," !n Cya~tw/aC~m~'«, FMnc.
"<~x~)t~mM', <ea C«)cu)M Item t6t~. 8*,and Ftaoe. t~So, 8~.
<pc[~Mn~<t,seu pttftium drachmae dosis Argent. Fictuld says he was M.D. and chemist at
'569." S*. "De natura, vMbtM)et effecttbtM Scblettstadt. He eondemas this epistlo as "poor
batneontMt& sfHubrtum fontium qui per Ger. stutf" and hoMowquiH.<«teing."
Van der Unden, De xtc~~ ~M duo, KMtoer, A<i'<<&«n~~C~M~'M, 1740,
'63?, p. t68. p. it/S.
BotBt,B<A«'a CA~M~o,t6M. p. 89; ~s6, <<~jH~<M 0~«w,
JCcher. tys~ B.
p. 85.
~<&~M
Mercklln, ~«of~M, t6a6, p. M6. Ftot~td. ~n~M)-.S~<, MS3. Th. !i. p. 60.
Manget, A'M~<f<t &<e <t«'~a~< Haller. &a ~<M< ~w/x: ~7, M.
'73't I. ILP. P. '73-

ETTMÛLLER (MICHAEL).
M!chae!is EttmuNeri, PhHbs. & Medic. D. hujusque in Alma Lipsiensi Prof.
Pubt. & Ptactict o!!m per omnem Europam celeberrimi. Opera Medica
Theoretico-Practica,Mich. Emestus Ettmu!terus, Filius, Phitosophtœ & Medi-
cime Doctor, Anatomiae& Chirurgie in eadem Academia Lipsiensi Professer
Publicus Extraordinarius, & Illustris AcademieeLeopo~d~n?Nature Curios-
orum Collega, innumeras,quibus hactenus scatuerunt, mendas sustulit, htutca
supplevit, luxata restituit, superflua delevit, novosque ex Manuscriptis
Paternis Tractatus addidit. Cum Privilegio Cfesareo, Regis Polon. &
Etectoris Saxonici. Francofurti ad Moenum. Ex Officina Zunneriana.
Anno Christi M D CCVIII.
Folio. Pp.[36,including
theengtwedtitte]!OM. T!tteredandMack vignette.
Tomus Pant. [a]noS; ParsIl. [a]848,Index[Mo] t ptate,p. s43-
MichaelEttmttMerwas born at Leipzig, 96 May. mtMber of thé Academia Natnme Curiosorum in
1644,studied phitMOphy,mathematics,and medi- ~670, and in t68t ho was created professor of
ane thereand at Wittettbet~. graduated in phito. botany and smgety. On 9 Mafeh, t683, bis death
sophyin t66t. and in ï66g pursuedchembtry and ocMtTtd) accot<tingto some it was due to a hectic
pharmacyunder MïchaeMs. fn t666 he started on fever, according to others it was caused by a
a long tour in ttaty. Ftance, England, and chemiefd expenment. He was the author of
Holland, and was going to spend some months numerous wo~s, e!peei<d)yonpharmacy cottected
there whenhe was summoned home,whereHponhe by bis son Michael Emst EttmUller,who prefixed
graduated Dr. Med. m Leipzig the day after bis a lite of his father addressed to Lucas Schroedt.
arrivai. He now devoted hlmself to practieeand ptesident of the Academia Natutœ Cutiosorum
to study, wrote numerous dissertations,became a in ~703. It was reprinted by Manget

Witte, Diarium M<i~'o~Mt«M,t6M, Ann. 9 Haller, BtM<c<A~<! CAt~My<fa,i~, i. p. gyy.

Mar., t683,Sig. TtK 3 f~M. Haller, ~&a~<! ~<'of<t~ ~ntf~ 1776. i.
Roth~iehoKt.~W&/A<~aCt««~a, t~, p. 64. p.q8; T[779.iU.p.5S. '73.
Manget. ~M<A«-<t ~o~tM< ~M. Gmetin, ~~«-~ <At' <~<M«,tT~a, il. p. 139,
t~t, 1.ii. pp. 936~39. =33' 4!5-
StoBe,~<?<~<f<~ sur .Mft~ der ~M«rM~<& B pkia MsdFsa,tygg,
utchinson, j&~if!<A<«~<M<t!, t~, i.i p.
P a~t.
zgx.
G<A~<<, t~t, pp. 99t..t, p. 784. Bt'<i{~<«- ~iM<-<!&,Pans, Panckoucke (tSeo.
Zed!er, (/<HWfM/)-MO)t. t?34, vii).tôt. 3044. 35). :v. p. 63.
Kestner, ~t~~Mt~t C~&&<M.~)~<, t740, rhonMM),A'«~ ~C<~<m<y, t8<o, i. p. 907,
p. DMeimetts, OtfjM<Ma<!t~~M<on«« <& tt
JS<Ser,~/t{~MtWf!<
279- Allgtrntiatr <~&<Mt)M.Z<!)!&'«t, iL
Celekrh:o:.l.trico», ly~o,!f.
xy5o, <M&&a<.ta34. H. i. p. 397.
COt.4! Bayte & fhi)hye, &<g~A« ~M~<f<t&, 1855,Il.
BOehner, <<<'a<&~<z ~~«~ CM~M~<M'<p. r.
Hi.rlorëa, t~5~,p. 465, No. g6. Haeser, G<~M<e der ~M-t~tM,tMi, il. p. 379.
Etoy, Z'<fMWM~t~f~tt< <&la MMifMe, BiMags,/<M<M'.ût~~M<,1863, iv. p. 380 and
'7S& P- 339 177~. P. '4 Series, 1000.v. p. t&t.
Pottat,
~/M'~<<ef/<<t<t~M&~
<&
&C&~M~e,
t Hits< B&y~tMtM~ f&n~M '&f A<n<M-
1770,iii. p. 396. ~adka ~~<f. 188$.ii. p. gto.
Haller, AM'o/~Ma&~<t<t<at,tyyt, i. p. 604- /)«-/te)tMtn' &a~&<~«e du &<«M«
Haller, A~/M/~a ~<t/e<Mfa, ~4, i. p. ~64. ~/A<t<M~,t888, xxxvi. p. 3~4'
 F7?WM~~–J?77W~

ETTMÛLLER (MtCHAEL EKNKSTUS).

See
See KTTMOH.ER
KTTMOLLER(M)CHAEL),
(M)CHAEL), !7o8.
!7o8.
This peKon was the son cf Michael KtttnMter, fMicr of pbysiot~y and pathotogy, was eiected a
and WMborn at Leipzig, Augt.. t673. He Ktembet and then direetor of tho Academh
studied at Zittau and Aheobufjt. went in t<9z to NaMMs Curiosorum, and 6Uedsome other otReet.
Wittenberg, returned to LeiMig and gmduated in He took gteat ttouMe over thé 'AcM* of thé
&tt~. He thenbegan medictae under some of thé Mciety, and communicated seveml papets Co it,
best men of the time, tmveHed in Germany, wroteoutnerous dissertations, andedited tth.ftHho''s
Hoitand, and EnetMtd. and was made doctor at works. He did notcoacern himsetfwith chentbtry.
LeipMt; incft6~ He was Mbsequeattyappointed He died at Letptte, as Sept., t~.
proressor anatomy and sut~ety, ta t7t9 pM'
Manget, &~<M~<! &c~~ JMMW«'/wx. Mby. /?<t«fM)M~ ~<f<<~M de la ~M&<
t73t, ii. p. ago. t778. ti. p. t~
~< ~ftt~fxt~ Aa/aw CM/aM, ty~o, ~«j~a~~ ~Mi~a:<t&,PM-is, PMettoache (t9M.
v. Appendix. 95), i~. p. 6y.
Ke~taer, jMi!<ttMA« C~tAWM-fMW~, t740, Uexetnterx, jP&M«atW
Dictïonnair~e ~M<M'<~«<
flirlarique <~
dc /e
!a
AM/<M~ t8~, ï. f. p. 34~
jecher. ~~«MM~ C<&t.cM, t7S&,il. Ench &Gntber, /</{t)'ot<~<J?«<)tM~dM~.t9~3,
col. ~tS. xxxviii. p. aM.
Bachner. <<<!<<&<<~ ~AMf C«t~f<tM«x ~M' ~~«~& C<~<&&, t8~8, itvi. coL
~MA~'e, t7S<-p. 4~$. No. 9~3. 639 (he is caUMtEme~t'Miehe)in this Mticte).
HaMer, FfM«~Ms il. t6t. Bet~tC~ ~<<gr<A~< tS77,Vi.p. <)0<~
/<<!<!<<'<ty~s, i.p. ~<~OKt<M
~.t~jha) <&)'A~wa~a.
HaHer, ~W«'~«t <4«a/c<Mt«!, !774, p. 744. Hirtch. ~As~At~~t
HaUef, Ft~M~a CA~~K~, tyyjj ii. p. ta. FM<<M~<f, t8e.5. ii. p. yo.
Hatter, ~W<M<«t ~M~'fot~at, ty/C, i,
i. ifMgttv. p. 380; tBd
Bilungs, /)t<<M''c<t/<tA!p<f,
p. 99 t788, iv. P. t93. Series, i$M, v. p. 164.

ETTNER (JOHANN CHRtSTOPH VOM).

Des getreuen Eckharts entlauBëner Chymicus, in welchem vomemlich der
Laboranten und PïOcess-KrâmeîBofsheit und Betrugerey, wie dieselben zu
erkennen und zu Biehen, hernach bewâhrteste Artzney'Mittel in aHerhand
Kranckheiten und Zufatten menschlichen Leibes zu gebrauchen; dann son-
derliche, phi!osoph!sche,politische, medidnische am Meisten aber Chymische
Anmerckung und Process; wie auch eine grUndUche Erorteruag vieler
zwe!Sëlhaf~erVorttage, endlich welcher Gestalt man auf Reisen und so
wohl in frembden als einheimischen ZusamïNenkùniRensich verhalten soU,
mit Beyfugung Sinn- und Lehr-reicher, erschrecklicher und lustiger Begeben-
heiten vorgestellet werden. Augspurg und Leipzig, bey Lorentz Ktoniger
u. GottliebGôbets sel. Erben, Buchhândl. ~696.
8*. Pp.[t6] tt30. TMered andblack. Symbolic JMtudedin thé
ftontitptece
MpMtion. It tepreseats"Chymicus" &ednjîout ofa MtOMtOty pursuedby
KcMtMt whois
pfesumaMy. beating him witha of
pair big cruclble
toags.
Hatterquotesanéditionof t6$y,8*. Fictutd
exptBMespe&teantempt forthebook.
Gmetin, coptedbySchmieder, catkthebook~a< C<)'M<M~
Manes Potenanae, Le. Petri Poterii Andegavensis Consit. ac Medici Reg.
Chnstianissimi, Inventa Chymica anxie hactenus desiderata, secundum
mentem Autoris ehboHmda, ex Autoris excellentissimi textu combinata,
exhibente editione Francofurtensi Withetmi Richardi Stockii, sub Anno
MDCLXVI. adjunctis enchirisibus accuratissimis. Francofurti & Upsiœ,
Apud MichaetemRolachium. Anno tôpz.
thefrontis~ece.At theendit is oigned Posnaniee,
S*. Pp.M. inctuding d.
MNov.AnniïôS~. Joann.Chr.Ktnef,D.C.&M.R.

[Another Copy.]
 ETTNER aS3
ETTNER (JOHANN CHRISTOPH VON). C~~A'MM~.
Mânes Poteriani, i.e. Petri Poterii Andegavensis Consil. ac Med. Reg.
Christianissimi Inventa Chymica, anxie bactenus desiderata, secundum
mentem Autoris etaboranda ex Autoris excellentissimi textu combinata,
exhibente editione Francofurtensi With. Richardi Stockii Anno M.DC.LXVI.
adjunctis enchirisibus accuratissimis, producti à Joanne Christoph. Etner,
PML& Med. D. Sac. Cœs. Regisque PoL Mtis. Mtis Consil. & Archiatro.
Francofurti & Lipsiœ, Apud Haeredes Michael Rolachii.
4°. Pp.J<to}. At théea<tit )s sfgned: Pomanhed. )tz Nov. Aani t689.
Jcano. Chf.Ëtae)-,D.C.&M. R.
TMséditiontsnotdated,but it mattbesttbsequ~tt
to theother.

Des getreuen Eckarths Medicinischer Maut-ASe oder der enttarvte Matekt.

Schreyer. In welchen vomehmtich der Marcktschreyer und Quacksatber
Bofsheit und Betrügereyen, wie dieselben zu erkennen und zu meiden,
hemach bewahrtheste Artzney-Mittel,in aMerhand Kranckheiten und zotSHen
menschlichen Leibes zu gebrauchen. Ingleichen eine grandliche Bescbrei-
bung und Gebtauch des Htrschbefger-Landecker-Johfmnis-Toptitzer.
Egerischen Sauerbrunn. und Carls-Bades. Dann sonderliche philosophische,
poMnsche,Chymische, am meisten aber med!c!nMche Anmerckungen wie
auch eine grandtiche Erôrterung vieler zweKëlhanter Vortrâge; endlich,
welcher gestalt man sich auf Reisen, und so wohl in frembden als einheim-
ischenZusammenkBnNten verhaltenso!t. Mit BeyfùgungSinn- und Lehrreichen,
eMchrôckUehenund lustigen Begebenheiten vermehrter und unter gewissen
Capiteln vorgestellet worden. Franckfutth und Leipzig, Bey Michael
Rohrlachs seeL Wittib und Erben. 1720.
8'. Pp.[t4.tndNdiegtheengmwdt!tte]toya. Mntedtit)eteda)tdN&c)t.The
engMved titte repMMMsa stage by C. WtfcMer.TTxcMtmnesof thé
spectatorsare tMereaing.qxack's
Haller says that editicMof this book appearedat
FrankfurtandLeipz! t6M,S* ~t~ 8*and it MqactedbyStotte.

Rosetum Chymicum, oder: Chymischer Rosen-Garten, aus welchem der

vorsichtige Kunst-BeBisseneVott-MûhendeRosen, der unvorsichtige Laborant
aber Domen und verfaulte Knosperi abbrechen wird; In sonderliche Garten-
Better abgetheitet und vorgestellet von Hants Christoph von Ettner und
Eiteritz, Eqv. Ihro Romis. Kayser!. und KônigLMajestat Ratb, der Chymie
Beflissenen. Franckfurt und Leipzig, Bey Michael Rohrlachs Wittib und
Erben. t~a~
8*. Pp.[tel s6<. TiUeredMd bhdt. ~e CMtéditionwas pubthhedat
Mpae, t/it?. 8". byJohannFriedheh
Braan.'–Mysthéauthorof thé~ef<HM'.
repeatedby GmeUn.

D. Joh. Christoph. von Ettner und Eittritz, Rôm. K&ysert.und Kônigt. Cathol.
Majest. Raths, Vade et Occide Cain, oder Geheund schlage den Cain todt.
Franckfurt und Leipzig,Bey Michael Rohrlachs Wittib und Erben. ~4.
a*, pp.70.
~4 ~TT~B'yj~/Ky

ETTNER
Mt m~-t~ \junAnr<(JOHANN ~ttKtSiUfK
CHRtSTOPHVON~. VON). -n" ~«'<~<
Then: is some confusion about the authorship and Eckart, in Roth~chohz. but the author him.
of these writings. Qmetin draws a distinction self M<Nthe form Eckhart and
between HaM Chn. von Etner," author of thé' Edtarth.
A feaMn for making a distinction between the
~<MfA<M. and "Joh. Chtfph. Ettner," whom he authors «f thèse books
credits with the works which appeared under the respeettte dates of may be founded on thé
those of KchMh
pseudonym Der getreue Eckhard," and Kopp appearing in the publication tast years of the seventeenth
fottows ûntetin in thus distingulshingth<Mewriters. century, and thé ~e~/<~ not till or tweaty
however, thé aMthwcaOs him. yeaM after. So far as one eaa see,M!?,
~fCMïtoph, not Christian, so that so far as that ta no author of thé name of "Christian," however, there
goesGnMhn'sdbtincuon !sut)<bMded,and Fuch~ the books emanate from <HMt<~M
CMtsthé author of the ~~A<M "Joh. Chph. von with his own nameand those "CM:toph." both those
Ettner u. Eitefitt." Roth.SchotMand SehMieder with Kckarth'
have the name Christoph onty, but they Beyond what is said ofhitn on the titte.pMM of
do not his books there is very little tecorded. Stridter
ouote either the ~twAMt o<-the ~A Of<-«t' he was bora at Glogau, and seems to have
Cain, so that theyare of no assistancein this dm. says studied under Boha and Ammann at Leipzig amt
culty. at Kon!gsberg. Jochef descrtbes
JScher caMshim Christoph, and ascribes other possibly Mm as
a practltioner at
works to him. as is done by Haller atM Der philosophy and Augsburg who was a doctor of
medictne. counciUor and chief
MtK~~< C«c~, Augspurg, t697, 8*; Der physiclan of the King of Poland at Posen, and
f~t<~<M CA.n<tMM.Augspurg, t~s, 8°; Der was a knight Md co<mcMo)-of the
Mt~wM~MA~e ~~A<'< Leimis. t7ao, 8'- jttdgtn~ ty his boo)M he seems to haveEmpeM. been in
Augspurg, ~3. F; Der N~w~ ~~m< active coaHtetwith aUthe medical, pharmaeeuticat
t79S, 9*. Ettner wrote also F~«e~«-< J./t'a<'M!~ and chemical quackery of bis time, and on that
«a~a/WM, t?oi, S": De /'<~i< Brestau, ~693. account bis writings are of somevatue.
4' and Satires, and Gmetinteten to the examina. Strlcker tema)~ that heisao intetesting medical
tioo of the Eger Spring by him. writer from a MMote of viow, and bis works
Rûth-Schott~ it may be remafted. c&ib one of are quoted by Gfitompoint in his Di<tionMy for the
the author works "Mnt)att<!etterChytaicus"-but words he MppUet.
under C. Ettner (p. 6s). erroneously "enOarmer At the Mme time he b re<e<redto by Creiling
ChymtCM, which apparendy is a conMon with (ZV~ ~aMp'&Mw /«)~ ~&AyM<a)as a tMne
the enttafvter Marcktschreyer."As for thé pMn- wttnest of the of the red and white stone,
doaym. it appelas ËekhMdt, Ectthard, Eckhart, seeing that he reatity had haadted botb. He was then
residtn~ at Breslau.
Roth~chottz. BWt'~tM CA<MKa,tMy, pp. 6t
7-pp.o'. Gmelln, Gf~&~<d!M- C~atM. ïM8, ii. pp. M!,
(EckhMdt).6s<Ettner). 3M. 772 (and Index).
CM~<&&M. t7jo. p. ~33. Fuchs. ~~<~<~aot < f~~iot ~&
Manget, B~~<t ~<~«M Madicorma,
173!, t. ti. p. atotdiscuases the Mentityof~M~M 1 Schmiedcr. d".
G<w<4<fA~<<'AM<&,/I/tlttmù. ~83~,p.
183!1.sit.5K.
witb ~~y-Mt. Wilhelm Stacker, "Dr. Ettner's medtch.ischt
Stolle, ~<tM/m5f <~ //M/<- der ~M~c~M~ot Romane." V!rcho~ <4w~
C~<tM«A tMt, p. 6. ~<t~t<
Anatomie tM6, xxxvii. pp. t3t-t39 (an in.
!oehe<tll~ganesnes
ji3cher. .~MM«Mf Gslshrlen.
C<&~<'<f<)-& t7<o. yS,p~,).
ü. teresting notice).
co).418. Ladrague, ~Mf~M~<- <?M~u~; ~t~~MM
Fictuld, /< t7S3. Th. il. p. M. &!e~/(M,t8yo, No. 136):.
Haller, ~.M/to~a &)/<!)!«-«,177~,!).
~<<xA«a CA<rK~)fM.t~ i.n.pp. et. BiU!ncs./«)!M.<e&~t«, ~883, iv. p. 380; and
~7~ Sénés. ioco. v. p. t&t.
HaUer. Hitsch, &'<AwAM /)t<~OM < ~~M~-r<t.
~~feM~ G«fA&A/<<&yACA<<C~<«, tySt. ~M<&a <<<~t&, ~88$.ii. p. 3n.
p. 66a. Kopp, D& ~&~<))tM,ï886. i). pp. 3?y, 39s
HaUet, ~Mt~~a
8,'ét~W:« ~if~~tc
Md /«&w. ~787,tv.
X787,iv.' (Hans Christian Ettner) p. 3~ (Joh. Christoph
p. 137. Ettner).

ETWAS in Nichts.
Set CHYMiscHES Etwas in Nichts, t7Z2.

EUFERARIUS.
See MRRARtUS.

EUTHYMIUS DE BRUSCA (C.).

C. Euthymn de Brusca, Vmdidarum Faulhaberianarum Continuatio. Das
ist rechtmessige Rettung Herrn Johann Faulhabers Mathematici zu Vtm
Famée Sidereae, wider die Ehrenrage Teutsche D:aamation-Schfiaten,
Expolitio Famœ siderere, &c. vnd Postulatum œquitatis plenissimum, &c.
gênant, welche M. Zimpertus Wehe Lateinischer Schulen CoUaborator zu
 ~</?WtW7M-JFA7'0~/?YO a$s

EUTHYMIUS DE BRUSCA (C.). Cw~~

Vlm. Vnder dem falschenNamen Hisa!s sub Cruce ats durch otïenttiehen
Truck spargirt hat. Moltzheim, Gedruckt bey Stephan Bidermann, Anno
M.DC.XX.
4'. Pp.M 38.
This doesnot re<erto chemistry
or atchemy. fbundunder«KMMEux andsutOtttus
Othertractsrelatingto MULMAB)!)!
(~.f.)wiMbe (t.)!ONHAKDUS). (jOHAMM)

EVONYMUS.
.S)M
GESNeR(CONRAD).
Set LIBBAVT (JEAN).

EXAMEN Alchymisticum.
See PANTALEON, t6?6.

EXEMPLUM artis Ph!!osopht<e.Ein Exemplum der Philosophischen Kunst.

SeeTRtSStfOSfNUS(SAMMON),AureumVellus,Tractatus iii. t<;98,p. t$3.
~f TANCKE PromptuariumAtchymtœ,t6to. AppendixTomi Pnm:,
(jOACHtM),
P. 254.
SeeERÔFFNETE GBHKtMNtSSE
des Steinsder Weisen, t7o8-t8, p. 278.
[SCHATZ und KunstkamnMr],
p. 2~4.

EXERCÏTATIONES in Turbam Philosophorum.

~tf ARtis AUR!FER< Volumina, t6to, i. p. 99.
See MANG)!T(j.j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa, tyoz, i. p. 497.
See UBUNOin die Turbam.

EXPERIENTIA Naxagone.
See NAXAGORAS (EHRD VON).

EXPERIMENTIRTE Kunst.Stucke.
See JUGEL (JOHAMN GOTTFRtBD), t789.

EXPLICATIO oder au&<uhrUche Erk!ajung vber das von Joan-Rudolpho

Glaubero aufsgangnes (MiraculumMundi) intitulirtes Tractâttein 1656.
Set GLAUBER (JOHANN RUDOLPH).

EXPLICATIO Centri in Trigono Centri per somnium.

See MONTEHKRMETtS (JOANNES DE), )68o.

EXPOSITIO Alberti super Chymiàm.

Set KtBSER(FRANZ),
CabalaChymica,t6o6,p. 252.

EXPOSITIO EpMtohBAlexandriRegis.
ART<sAURtMM Volumina,t6to, i. p. 945.
a:6 F~PO~TVO–MMCrM~

EXPOSITIO et Practica Lapidis Adrop, Collecta ex PUnu Philosophi Libro

qui intitulatur Aromaticum Philosophorum Thesaurus et Secretum Secre-
torum.
SENDtVOGtUS (MtCHAEL),Lumen ChymicumNovum. Epitogus,1624,p. n~.
THEATRUMCHËMtCUM, t66t, V).p. 477.

EXTRACTUM ex CimbaloAuteo.
.SMBARNAUD
(NtCOLAUS),
Triga Chemica,t~, p. 37.
THEATRUM t6S9, iii.p. y8t.
CHEMtCPM,
 F. (/) ~7

F.
Josephus Westphalus von der Goldtinctur der Weisen aus den MetaUen mit
Anmerkungen von F
&< SCHRÔDBR (FRtENttCHJOSEPH
Wtt.HKï,M),Neu&Atchymisttsche
Bibliothek,
!774,t!.ii.p.f. r.
F. (A. C. v.).
ARDUINO (GIOVANNI), tyy8.

F. (J.).
AGRIPPA (HEtNMCH CORNRLIUS), Three books of Occult Philosophy, t65î.

F. (J.).
A New Light of Alchymy taken out of the Fountain of Nature and Manual
Experience. To which is added a Treatise of Sulphur. Written by Michael
Sendivogius /.< Anagrammatically,D!vi Lesch! Genus Amo.
Also Nine Books of the Nature of Things, written by Paracelsus, viz.
Generations Renewing
Gfowths Tïansmutation of
~t
Of thé J
Transmutation Natum! n.Thtngs.
Conservations on
Sepatatton
Life, Death } Signatures 1}
Also a Chymical Dictionary explaining hard Placesand Words met withal
in the Writings of Paracelsus, and other obscure Authors. AH which are
faithfullytranslated out of the Latin into the EnglishTongue, By J. F. M.D.
London, Printed by A. Ctark, for Tho. Williams at the Golden Bat! in
Hosier-Lane. ï6?4.
a*. Pp.[t6]35t[tHM)t(l
PMMebua* tract andthé C~m<<'a//V~oMrFhaveeacha t:t!e.p~e,iodmied
in pa~aat!on.Thtrewasanéditionofthisbookin4*.Lcedeo,
!nthé t6~o,pp.[t6]~7
M[ïbiM)t][s,~].
faj t* "<j t~ t~j.

It nMV be questioned !f J. F., who tMttdated The C<yM~'<t/.DK-~MKMyh MactteaJty &

Agrippai OM~ /&w~, be the same <? the translation of Dcnt's D&~)M''f«M /'aw<M, but
editor oftht pfesent work. and if either wboth be considerableportions bave been omitted, and the
fdentieat w!th tohn Ffench. wtM wrote the ~t< words have been sabjeeted to alteratlon.
/W<!A'M. î have cotMtderedthe subject under
MtBKCH(Jehn).

F. (J. J.).
Der Hermetische Nord-Stem, oder getreuer Unterricht und Anweisung, wie zu
der Hermetischen Meisteïschaft
rschaft zu gelangen, nebst
r gutheMiger Watnun~
R
 (7:/)-
F. (jr.j.). CM~w~.
und Ermabnung, wie sich vorhero jedenaann woht zu prüfen habe, ehe M
sich untetsteh~ dieser so grossen und geheimenWissenschaftzu untetwerfen.
in (bssa uniti chare ignés,
heraus gegeben von J. J. F. Sac. C)Bs.Reg. M. C. A. Liebhabet des
grossen
Geheimnufs und wahren Weifsheit nebst einem Anhang, handlend von der
ewigen Weifsheit oder Magia, und sechs Tmetâttein Philippi Aureoli Theo-
phrasti Bombast ab Hochenhetm.
I. Psalterium Chymicum seu Manuate Paracelsi.
II. De Tinctura Physica.
III. Apocatipsis Hermetis.
IV. Thesaurus Thesaurorum Alchimistarum.
V. Coelum Philosophorum.
VI. Secretum Magicum.
Frankfurt und Leipzig, zu finden im Krausischen Buchladen.
ïyyt.
8*. Pp.
Pp.[8]a96.
f- ).")~o-
Appeaded to the<tactMM<&r<tM~M ~<~M~ had ccMsion to point out, &WtjF~;«t
~iP~
<Mw~ ,P'. '~7. ~~m~ 'MM<<<f 0<M-<~t<-a, Part 1.. t877, No. tt.
M'<*yM~. See Dit ~M~tf<. t686.ii. 3~. for books
For thé PameetsasitemsMeSttdhoer. ~'Me. namedKopp.atter the north ~tM-and others,
M~M ~t~t~/w!, ïS~. p. 64t.No..t6a. This writo- tan hanUy be J. J. Ferber, whowas
Thé nrMeateonectionMcapedthé noticeof a dectated
Meok(T'A~t~tM fa/wf</jt<t. oppoeent of alchemy, and wrote a Mper
tSyC)M 1 aga!Mt it ln the St. Petenburg Academy. ~!S
was aftenwd~prinMd at BerUn,tyM. if,
~M D!SCURSUS PhHosophicus.
F. R. C.
See v. 0. R.),M.D~GmdeneRose, No.vn.
FABER (ALBERTOTHO),
Von dem medicinalischen Auro Potabili, an den
gro~mâchtigsten Fttrsten
Carolum II. von Grofs-Britannien,Fmnckreîchund Irland Kônig, Beschirmern
des Glaubens. Ein in der Ptaxi gegttindete Etzehlung, durch Albertum
Othonem Fabrum, Sr. KônigUchenMayestât Medicum ordinarium. Concedirt
und zu drucken zugelassen den ~9 Januaru, Anno
167~ Roger t'Estmnge.
Aus dem Englischen ins Hochteutsche ubetgesetzt, und ist zu bekommen
zu Franckfurt, Amsterdam, und Dantzig. Bey Henrico
Wilmsonio, &
Bartelsonio, Anno 1677.
4". Pp.~[tMattk].
M~ ~'?' was P~Mi~tdwitha Latint)th:-De Auro PotaMU
M~ Mt~n!~ Fmnc~&
FS~ SMt.
Fabrum S~L~~T' '~M'"< perA)beMum Othonem
Reg.Maj'~ Med.Ord. Lteensed Jan.en. t6?*. RogerL'Estrange.
Printedfor theAuthor,in the OldMaeeMarthe PMt&M~'St~
SmaU 4', pp.16.T&
SmaU4'.
“ EaS~h'~Mon is Mid to bave been pab. Faber was in practice at LNbeettln 1641.then he
Ushed at London,
~674. 4', but constdering
date of the tieence in the wentto Hambwg. next loto the Sa)ttbach-Mat!ee
thé precedingthat seems to service in which he was physician both of court
me (hmMM. A Latin edit&n. Frankfurt, ï6y8,4~ and camp, and anatty to England, where he
is <~Mtd. H b .n the Bhtish Museam. ft was was appointed physidan M Charles Il. He
remewed io the .Ë~M~~ G~<z for i6?û. died at London in :t~8. He wrote two tmcM
HaUer mentions an édition of the German, Amst. fe~K<MMX XMf&tC<t<-0, Altona, t<&)
167j. 4". Sueh a German édition seems somehow Md the tbwe.
to be Improbableon aecoant of the date and ctace
of publication.
 M~jM–~f~'F ss9

FABER (At-BERT OTHO). C~~<

~MM*~<iM ~<MA~wM C< t6y~ No. t6, Haller, ~W~ttMt ~i'««-~t<< ~7~ iii.
pp-aso~M. P.I33.
MetreMin./<&~M MMOMt~T, t6M, p. in. '<' ~<< PaHs. Panekouche (tSao-
MoUer,Ct<K~« M~w/< <7~, il. p. :?. 9S).P.~<
tacher, <<<w~~ <7<~M~<.<~nm, t?so. ii. /?<)M~<i~~t« ~OW-M
col. q6o.
co!.46e. M/!M. me S~ie, t~ry, ). p. n.
Eloy. /V~<~)«~<w ~t'M- <<<;/<t A~Mw, H Httrsch, BtagrapAëx~ipLsxtk~un<<M'
rsch, ~<~<jM<J!f~ ~.f~hM der ~<'y<w~
Asrworm.
W% M.p. ï7S. ~<t<<!f~ ~<M/<,!88~, Il. p. 399.

FABER (JoKAs).
Pharmacopeea Hermetica Das ist: Wunderreiche Tugent vnderschiedtichen
Artzneyen ats Tinctoren, Essentzen, vnd Etixirien &c. so Melchior Meifsner
Chymicus in Kitzingen elaborirt vnd bereit hat. Durch Jonam Fabrum
PMt. ac Med. Doctorem p. t. Physicum daselbsten beschriben, vnd zu
jedennannigtKihensonderbahren Nutzen bevomb ins B)st: vnd Hertzogthums
Francken gehorigen Inwobnen) in Druck gegeben.
Domine aperis manum tuam, & imples omne animal benedictione.
Psat. 144.
Gedruckt zu Wirtzburg, bey Elias Michael Zinck.
8°. Pp.[9J3&.TheLiceMeisdated:He)-MpoM,MMa)tiJ,At)aot6M.
!t MMa!)Mnoticesofthevirtuesofcertainsecretremedies'henneticattyprepared
fromthénxetttb,
butthemodeof prepnration
is notgiven.
FABRE (PtEME JEAN).
Acutissimi ac celeberrimi Philosophi Petri Johannis Fabri Castrinovidarensis
Doctoris Medici Monspe!iens<sOpera Reliqua volumine hoc posteriore
comprehensa; cum Indice dupHei,altero Capitum, altero Rerum ac Verborum
locupletissimo. Libros in hoc Volumine eontentos exhibet pagina quarta.
Francofurti ad Moenum, Sumptibus loannis Beyeri. Anno M.DC.LÏÏ.
< Pp.[t6jt<~
<y. [)[bhnt ): tndex[a4].
Pp.[t6]t09)[)[bhm)(]: tndexf~].Vignette.
Vignette.
Thétmts eontainedinthisvotumeaM Another édition of this second volume was m)b-
Hercuies p. 1.
Piechytnfcus, lished by Beyer at FmnMurt in t656,4*, pp. t<pj.
HydMf~aphmn SMgyncum,o. 8j. Propugnacuhtm,' pp. yt [t btMk]. tOM [t btaattjt61
PtBdttBC~s[orAfebymista] ChnstiantM,
p.!!o?. !ndex pT. Thé nMt volumeof the collected watts
SeetetaQtymiea,p. 336. was puNMMd by Beyerai FtMtkftMt.!659, t' pp.
Mytothedum Spa<yr)Mt<!).p. 5C& [98] 740[~tl Prcpn~MCtttMm,'yt [t biankt
PaMtditMtSpa~yneom, p. y~a.
Chinu~gi~
Sp~t)dca,p. 9~9*
Des scharSsinnigen, wettberuNenen,und unvergleichlichen Philosophi Petri
Johannis Fabri, der wahren Artzney Doctoris und weyland Stadt-Physici zu
Montpellier, aUe in zwey TheiJe verfassete Chymiscbe Schriften, dannnen
im ersten Theite enthalten.
I. Die Universal.Chymie oder Anatomie der gantzen Welt, das ist, aller
darinnen b~nSënen. Dinge, neben einer beyHuiEgen klaren Information,
<tas die Natur eigentlich sey, wieund woraus sie alle Dinge in den 3. Reichen
producire, ettMthreund erhalte, ingleichen wie, nach Imitation derselben, der
Lapis Philosophorum durch die SpagyrischeKunst verfertiget werden mNsse.
II. Die Universal-Weifsheitoder Anatomie des Menschen und der Metallen,
worin die gantze Medicin, nebenst einer Entdeckung aller Kranckheiten und
der Pathematum derselben, durch die Spagyrische Kunst renoviret gezeiget
wird, nebst beyge<ugten sehr vielen nûtzHchen Arcanis. AntangUch von
~60 FABRE

FABRE (PtERRË JEAN). C~'M~.

dem Autore in Lateinischer Sprache klar, hett und sehr deutlich beschrieben
jetzo aber denen Liebhabern der PMbsophie und der natürlichen Wissen-
schafRen, welche der Lateinischen Sprache unkündig, zum besten ins Deutsche
übersetzet, und mit doppelten Registern versehen. Mit Ihr. Romisch-Kayser!.
und Cathol. Majest., attefgnadigsten in Verlegung
Privilegio. Hamburg,
Lucas Eding in der grunen Strasse, t~g. Gedruckt, durch Georg Friederich
Schultzen.
..4". ï'P.M976.Rc0!te)-[6o]. Titta red and btack. Vot.Bhasatitte.ittchtded
in the pagttMtion pp. M 974. Register [4~.
Tho second vohtme conta'M the (bMowing Mtadium SMgydcHm, p. 647.
t CMnir~aSp~p.833.
S~S~~ ''?" p. Atehym~Mpugnacutu~ oder D<-rAlchymie
HydrogmptttMnSpagyncun).p. 75. Brutwehr, p. 9~
~?~S" 'D.eMnMÏnderofth.sbookwttht.ewtitte-p~
Se<:Mt!tChymtC!t,QdtfCh)tm)seheGehen)n))!<sen. (in Nttck) and eaUed the second edition.s
reissuedat Hamburg by Wo)(&'ane Ficttweitermd
Myrothecium Spagyricum, oder Spogynsch. Christoph Wilhelm Brandt, in.~ but the date
Apothecke,p. 428. of thc second volumeremains tytg.

[Von Würckung und Gebmuch der Gold Artzney.]

ta". Wants the titte-page Sigs. Aij to Bxij h twetves. Bxi} is MMk.

Epistotœ aliquot.
See MANGET(j. ;.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, 1702, i.
p. 304.
Manuscriptum Res Alchymicorum obscuras extraordinariâ perspicuitite
explanans. E Musseo Gabrielis Clauderi.
See MAMGET(j. j.), BiMiotheca Chemica Curiosa, t~M, i.
p. a~t.
Send-Schreiben von der VorttefRichkeit der Chymischen
Schnnten Petri Joh. Fabri.
See ROTH-SCHOLT2
..v.-vrar ~awsuaia,a\.avasr,
(FRMDERtCH), 1Deutsches
JW Theatrum Chemicum, t~o, -–t'y li. p. ~t.
P. J. Fabre, a native of CMtdn~ttdary in Lan. ~sywKM. TotoMB.t6~, 8" ~/&cftMX
,~My.
guedoc, was bom in the latterpart of thé s!xteenth 'WMM. Argentorati, tô~s, S"; ~~o!M<tn<&.
century,and!ivtdtt))t6so. He~stphydciMM /<&~W, TotOMB. ï&t$, 8°: M<t Z%
his native phee&nd at He was also <eA<t«<M~
a voluminouswriter. butMontpellier.
his workhas been judged by Conrad ~«w, Nambor~, t?a<. 8",a tmMMon
HM-tMhetof bis on the obsemity
'MmvountNyby different eritics. of Atchemy addfesed to KMstte FtederMt. Dutte of
Of the above.mentionedworks ~t</c Ot~f. Holstein, and printed at Namberg, 1690,
<MM«tappeared: To!ose, t~, A~~aM
Ben-t. ~WM/~e CMBtt'fo,t6~ p. $!. Gmetin. G~j~tf~ der C'A<M&,t~, ). pp.
MefcMin. ~<)t~«M ~aofa~, t686, p. Sot.
Roth-SehotM.BibliothecaC~tM, t~. p. 68. Fttths, ~<w'«M <~ ~~m&<-A<x /)t~M-,
Roth-SchoUï, De«~~ T~ C&en~M, t80~o8, pp. tt0-!t9.
'730. p. S5?- ~«!M ~iM<fe&. Paris, PancttoudM
MMget. &WM/A«-a &<M(~ (<8M.
A<<<M~<))t, 95). iv. p. 87.
ï73t, t. n. p. Sptenget. G<M<.M~~ der ~4~M~x~ iv.
/<t~ ~M~iM~a/eat, tSsy,
p.372-
'73~. P' Mtmitdef.<!«f~~< der ~&A<M~<,tSga, p.
Kestner, ~M'<&~w< ~A~/<«-<~«~. ty~a,
p. s36. %<< Mx'Mf~A, iSss. xiM.p. a~
Lenglet DufrMnoy, ~r~M~ la ~MAtMtM- A%)~~ ~s~<& <MM'A'. tSsa. xvi. eo!.oM.
~~< M~ n.. p. is9. (tn T. i. p. 48r he Kopp. ~i! sur G~j< der CA<
makesone of his s<Hyremarks &bcat Fobre.) tM$. i. p. 18.
tacher, ~MM<M<tGt&A~M.tfott. tym, :). L«dtag<te, ~)M~w 0«M~, JMM~
co. 471. &MM, t87e, No~ itoo-t.
Fictuld, ~7S3- Ii. p. /K<;MoMa~ J!)t~/<« <~ ~<<<<Mitt
Haller, ~Mc/~ftt ût<n«Tn't-a,ty?~ i. pp. aSa, M&i. 4&meSérie, 187?, i. p. tï (catb him MW. Jean.
3t4(sttrgi<atboo)(s).
Eioy, D«-/«')M<< ~M/~w la ~A&t-tw, Pfen~.
Bi)t)np. /~M-.C<<!A! t883,iv.p. ~63; md
!778, )i. P. ~76. Séries, t~eo, v. p. ~M.
Baumer, jMM~o-a C~M~e, t7S! p. t6a Hinch, .&'<~)~M~tM Z~.M'~)t < «M'<
Cfttrtre, Ca<a~t(e des OM~~M sur ~MiMt~M
~~M'.W~M~T ~t~ t88~.ii. &.392.
ty8s, p.No.94. Kopp. Z'« <<&~<M<< t88&, if. p. 3~, etc.. etc.
 ~4M/C/~–ZC~ a6t

FABRICtUS (WtLHELM).
~M H~DANUS (WtMELM FABRtC!US).

FACHS (MoDESTtN).
Probier-BScMein,darinne grtindtichet Bericht vermeldet, wie man alle Metall,
vnd derselben zugehôrenden Metallischen Ertzen und Getochten eia jedes
auff sein EigenschaBten vnd Meta)! recht probieren soL Defsgleichen Lehf
vnd Vnterricht, der rechten Probier Oefen, Gewichten,Capellen, vnd Flüssen.
Zu sampt angehângtem Bericht, aufs der H. SchnNt, vnd Erfahrung durch
die Proba, was vorzeitendie alten Patriarchen, Rômer vnd JOden,zu Babylon,
Jerusatem, vnd an den Grentzen derselben Lânder, vor vnd nach der Gebutt
Christi, M& zu dem 1569. Jahre, fut Gewicht, Schrot, Kom vnd Geprâge,
zu dem a!ten MStttzen gebraucht vnd genommen haben. Allen Müntz-
meistern, Wardienen, Probierern, Goldschmieden vnd andern, so mit Silber
oder Gekornt handeln, sehr nützlich vnd dienstlich Vnd jetzo zum andem
mal in Druck verfertiget,vnd mit fleifs corrigirt durch weylandt H. Modestin
Fachsen, Fürstlichen Anhaldischen gewesenen Muntzmeister, vnd Wardien
zu Leipzig. Leipzig, In Verlegung Gottfriedt Grossen, Im Jahr Christi
M.DC.XXII.
8*. Pp. M 936[errorfor a371. RegisterM. ft, <~&~ex:Leipzig,
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Modestin Fachs, Fachsius, Fachsen, was master record of any edition betweentbat and thé présent
of thé mint of the Pnnce of Anhfdt, and in this one. After )t others are reported Le)ptig, tC~S,
bock he givesa sMtem of assayinB. lt musthave tô~t. t6y8, t66o, t6!(~ Amsterdam,t66). In thé
been found aseM, for Baumer te!eMto it beingin British Museumare copies of i~s, ~669, 1678,and
its nineteenth édition. The book was printed at 1689.
Leipzig as eafty as ):59~,but 1 have met with no
Roth.SdMttt, C~o/~«t CA<MMa, ~797,p. 71. GMdint C«<«!'A/<der Ct<at&, 1707,i. p. 365.
/Mt~ /~«&& /'n~'<M(f~/«!~t<«B~<B, Fuchs, ~~t~W«M der <t<jot</< Z<~Mt<«f,
éd. BtOchntan)),~3% p. ~3. i8<)6~8,p. 96.
B~umer,~MM&eM CXM<<<'e, t?8z, p. 66.

FALCK (JOSEPH).
Mundus Aspectabilis philosophice consideratus. Authore R. P. Josepho Falck
societatis Jesu, serenissimi ac potentissimi principis D. D. Caroli Alberti
utriusque Bavar. Ducis et Electoris &c. ot!m confessario. Augastœ
Vindeticorum. Sumptibus Martini Veith Bibliopol. & Consort. Happ&ch!an-
orum. Anno M DCCXXXVIII.
Fo!io.Pp.[Mj458.
Fo!io. engnMed
Pp.[Mj458.s engmved phtes.
phtes.
This !s a ttreatise on general physies, cosmo- did not hold this post very )ong. for he died in
mphy, b and physiology, but not on chemistry. April. t7g7. of apoptexy. It is narrated that be
Tbete a chapter on Alchemy(p. toy), to which )iad just seen the first page of the present work
artheMOpposed. when he was seized.
Thé author wasborn at Ftobufg. in SwiMethnd. He wrote a work on the density of liquids, and
in t6So,studied at Lyons. Paris, and Rome, where one or two upon pointsrelating to the CatendM.
hejointd the Je.)tit& He was <eat <oFteibatg in This author must not be confused with J. P.
the Bfeisgau to teach philosophy, and then to Falck who Hvedfiftyyean later, and wrote about
teach mathentatics at thé Universityof Ingolstadt. Rusaan manttfMtures.
He was tutor to the children of theTEhictcf,but he
BMhef, ~~Re<JM~Mt&j A~fat'M <~ Com. Valentinus Rosinants. /<w<«A:t/<<~M<t~
~x~ de /<')tM,Liège, 1854, t terneS~tte.p. teo. <<f<<f, t~Sa,iii. p. t39.
 FALLOPPIO

FALLOPPIO (GABRtELLO).
Gabr. F~MopiiwondeîMchermenscMtchem Leben gewisser, vnd seht nutdtchet
Secreten, Drey Bttcher.
I. Von allerhand Olien, Cerotten, Vnguenten,
Pillulen, vnd Electuarien.
II. Von aHethand Weinen, vnd gebmndten Wassem, zu vnderschiedlichen
Gebrechen vnd Schwachheitendienlich.
III. Von etlichen sehr nutzUchen Secreten aufs der Chymia.
Allen Liebhabem der Künsten, vnd sofgStttgen Hau<svâttemdienlich zu
tesen, vnd nützlich zugebrauchen. Vom Authore selbst in Italianischer
Sptach publicirt jetzund aber Teutscher Nation zu gutem in vnser Mutter-
sptach vbersetzet Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, tn Woiagang
HoHfmannsBuchtruckerey: In vedag ChnstoSs le Blon Im
Jahr t64i.
8*. Pp.474*R'~erfaa.tbhmkJ.

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Gabriel cr GabneUo Fatoppia. FaHoppio,!a!. ] By certain authorities he M sud to bave
hptus or FaUonptus. was bom at ModeM. 1~3. ) e. 1beenbcrn ta t~~e. but this seetMtobe ioaccuttue.
He WMa pupit of VesaMm.tmvdted &)&
wide!y, of Thé present work on eeetets b zenetatty
beeame adisunguished ph)rsicmnand atMtomtM,
whtch subject hewas appomtedprcfesïorM acknowtedged M be spurious. Neverthdess t
Padua, went through sevend editMM ttatme, t<66, ts?8
ln tsst. He died M Padua, t~. in bis 39th Gennan.
<s88, t6~t.
CastethntM, M~ /nKm ~<<t~n<M. t6t7. Zedter. Mtttt~&Na,
p. eo6. M~, jx. co). t8).
MetehiorAdam4 ~f C<t-Mo<M~,M Kestner, A~&~wA~ C<f~&)t.<-c«, ty~o,
JMM~Ms, ) p.a8$.
t&!0. p. MS. Lenglet DuffBsnw. ~/ww At /t~<M~<«'
Jacobus PMtip. T III
TomasiRu:./M<~«M Hw~fm Wf~w~ iMa, iii. P. t6t.
~MMMtttM ~.Mf<M<ft, Patavil, t63~ p. 42. and ChaufepM, A~eMM M-<t<~
portfatt. ~~fMM «
Van der Lindea,
Llndell. D<
J), &t-jMM,j MedieÍs tibri
IUri duo, CW~M, 1750,!i. tetter F, p. tt.
Striplis dU(I. !8cher. <<%<)tMMM C<Z.< t7so. )i.
'637. p. t6o. co!. SM.
Ghitini, ~< cT~.MMt Leoerati,
crffuomùti /.«<~a<t. Venetia, ~<!M~H~7
BoerhMve, AMM, éd. Htdter.
t&y. p. 67. '75'. PP. 9?, "59. '77. <7~ ~9'. 43S. M (Mte
Tomasmus. CMttto~M /'a/«fM<tM.t6M. P. 76. MM!works); < pp. ~87. y&t (in mb: eh&Mtgicis
Mctddin, Z<tt<&fttw MaeM! t6e6. p.3n. openbus gtaviisimus vir, dexterrimus MatomMus,
COnrint;, /a </<ttt«rMM~~ox A~~M anatomes professer, & chitwgns MtertMMus),
/~<~M~[M7. pp. 163.!t66 pp. 135.9tt. 977. 856.
Freher, y<t«:<f«m~t~at~m.
1686,il. p. t953; portrait. plate 56. E)oy, ZMc<&<MM< ~M <M~<:M<
'7S5. P. 6; '778. ii. p. tog.
Placcius, 7%!<!<n<M ~ttewmen«x <'</o~. Morëri, /?~«<MM<!)'t)!
~«m, t7o8. in the sect&n: De Z< ~a~ AM/ah~M,17~
F~udonym.s dettetis liber, p. ~78 Scriptoribus v.p. 30.
(quotes an Portât. Histoire <&/f<M/<mt« « /« CAf'rM~,
edition, Ventce, ts~, and states that thé author
to have been Joannes Booacius, not '77?. PP. ~.589. etc.. etc.
Hatter, jC<M<~<!f<!~MawM. tWt. i. p. 338.
~~tmuKht
Falloppio HaUer. ~<! ~«-a.
Pope Btouat, Censura C~w~m t~. L p~t8.
~«~~M. HaUer. ~<~ < t~
*7M. P. 59~. AM<M<M ~M.~&<z
Tester, ~t ~~M des ~xj~j Savans, t~M, p. Hatter. '43'
~M~, }i.
tt.p.~s.
gr> S~x:us, OwMMj~a /.<'&Ktf~M.M8e, iii.
Ffand, 7'A<~MA)~ ~.fMt, t~ a vo)s., a8<; 637. op.
passim. Ctuirere. des
lU' C<t/aA~<M Om«'a~ Mf
Papadopotus, Historia Cv<Ma<MM G /'<Mt. ~F< ~{~w&j. iy8s. p. 43. Mo.96.
Venet. p. Me. No. Mi!. Gmetin. C?~ <&f C~aMf. ty~, i. p. 303,
R«th.Scho!M.Btt&a C&'mM. tT~, p. ya. 33''35'-
~M.tw. ~8, iv. p. 396; ~t. x. p. HutchhMon, AM&a, i. pp.
~tceron, a«~MM ty~.
Manget, ~f~o~ra S~«Mto. ~~MwjH, 29xlz.,n*,
Aikin. G~w~/
Generai iv- 21-
st.
t?3t, il. p. a:s. B~ogrqp
~&g~Ay, tBog, 80. p.
P,
Ttraboschi, .S/M-M<&/& ~~M<<«~ ~a/M)M.
8<oH~~«&«t<t~fjM!~f,Mw~~ t t8to. vii. p. 694.
<~<t~& !73t, p. 4~6,etc. Andres. Z<< e~pt« ~f<yr<t~ < f<«~<~<Ma&-
/a~ Z< f~-<MKM N~A~<ûe Mf~Mr~. <!?«< /~&fM/«f<t. t8t6, vi. pp. n, t8.
'~3?' P' ~«!?M~M ~M&f&<t&, ParM. PMdtouctM!(t&to.
Doug!as, ~«~M ~«~ S5),tv. p. tH.
ed. sec.. Lugd. Bat. t?~ p. tt~.
 MZ~OP/W-M~M 363
FALLOPPIO (GABRtRLLO). C~M~M~.
Sp~Me!, C~~M~<
G
et, escàkàie
<&rArmeyàunde,
der <<fMt~<Mt<&,
t8<7, ~VeMM/~e
x8t7, ~~M< C~a~ t8~8. )Mti.col. 66.
)if.p~ D~<owM~< ~t~~a~tM <<M.sc~M~
DeMimetÏt, D«<<c«a$~ <<</< eB&t.
t 4ème S<Me,t% i. p. <<y. il.
/MtM«'tM,t8M, i.p.973.~M<~n'~ Haeier, C<j~M~M«M'M'<«w<,t88t, p.~8,etc.
Hoeter.~S&~</< AtC4<MM,t~. M.p.tgi) Seties,
Billings,~Ce~M, ):M3, iv. p. sM: end
t869,p.ta?.
Ë)tch &Gruber,
~MWMM< t~co, v. p. 46~.
it!t.p.aM(~ F.W.The!t~.&«~/<~MM, t&t;, t'arts).
FeirmMon. Notes on Books of SecfeM,
endn-, ?'m<M~«'M~&M/<<
Bayte et Sss.i. ~<C/<t~Mf,
~41idicale.
Ma~.tz8SS.
P.XM. ThH~ye, ~<;?~~M tMg. i). pp. t~. as*.
,u. J. HiMeh, ~<M~A«Mt Z&t~h'~ '< ~w'-
F«!M~M Mt&~Mf~. xitt.
\'1
1855, p.360. t
M~<M<hx ~<f, t89$,ii. p. 335(attideby Baesef).

FALSCHER und wahrer Lapis Philosophorum, oder: eines vornehmen und

Christlichen Philosophi unschâtzbarer Untenicht von allem demjenigen, was
ihm bey kostbarster Suchung des Steins der Weisen, begegnet ist, worinnen
derselbe aUe diejenigen Streiche, welche denen beMigenschen Laborantea
nur immer moglich sind, auszuuben, aus eigener, mit vielen ïooo. Ducaten
Unkosten verknCpft gewesener vietjShriger Ertah~ng, Historisch entdecket,
sodann die untrugtichen Mittel, diese Betrügereyen bey Zeiten zu entdecken
und selbigen zu begegnen, auMchtig zeiget; hiemufaber die Wurekt!chkeit
des Steins der Weisen und durch was vor Mittel, unter gottMchem Beystand
sowohl hierzu, als zu Verfertigung der herrlichsten Artzeneyen zu gelangen,
klar lehret, dabey auch in einem ausführlichen Anhang zeiget, wie sowohl
alle âussertiche als innerliche Glieder und andere Kranckheiten mit wenigen
Kosten zu hei!en sind.
Symbohm
Wem es Gott gonnt, dem giebt er es im ScMat
Fmnckfurt und Leipzig, in Commission zu haben bey Daniel Christian
Hechtet. MDCCLII.
4°. Pp. M 416 [a]. TMered and bhctt. Ffontispiecoand eegfawd phte of a
horoscopeseparate at p. 8<~ The fMnthpiece seems to be expressive of the laborious
futility of the Alchemhts. tt is a picture of a t&honnory with fafMCMand other
app<tMtu& The people engaged are furnished with pipe: wbieh they are ba<ity
smoking.
P. 269 are the veMeabeonning Kin Dingfind man, in dieserWett," aad p. ~3
those bepaning EineMettolehte witt M)dir geben." ~<wALT):TKUMCHE ftK)MEN.
P. 393 the Appendice:–
Anhaag der Land- and Ha<t&-Apotheca.wieeowoht aUejtuMerMche, ats )n<<erHche
Glleder und Kranckheiten tu canre)). Wobey sonderlich tasM)m<n gestuomette
ArtMey, womitsich die Amtenselbst, und das, fast ohne Kosten fu euriren, auch thre
Medicinsetber verfërtigen Mnoea.
The Srst part of this Appenditcoont&!nsreoeipts <mdcmes for various niN"asM.
The second part is a sort ofphamMcopo'ia of common substances and the cufative
virtues of the prepMatiotM. are far fromattracitte.
This book is a MbMe. witha new titte-page. of s)KCE)tUSHYUMPMLUS'Der
Chymischen und Hentigen Wett,
~11' NabbahreSmaM-KajnMer,
c ocnsHZ-t~unnter, ~yy~,
1736,qv.
y.v.
It « condemnedin choieepht~eotogybyFictu)d, G<~K~ <: der CA~t~, MS<,p. 611. It is
/'M~f.~<««, i7S3, Th. 8. p. 69, and on the also a desenbed by Utdnmte. ~~cM~M <?«M~:
other hand it is rBcommended to a)t those &MMOM J &~Af, t8~ No. 1411.
who honour hemtetic science in the Ny~~ sur

FAMA Ftatemit&tis.
~<e ALLGBMEtNE undGeneralReformation,ty~t.

FAMA Mystica Hermetica von dem grossen Universal-Stein, oder Lapide

Philosophorum der uralten Weisen, ein abgenothigter Beweifsvon desselben
wahrhaftigem Daseyn als eine Antwort auf dasjenige Avertissement, das
a<4 M~M-~MJ~J?/?

FAMA Mystica Hermetica. <«~.

eine unbekannte, aber sehr erlauchte Fede)-,in dem Monat Hornung, des
Jahres 1765. durch das Ftanktuïter und Erlanger Wochenblat an die
ortaachten Hohen Societaten London, Pans, Berlin &c. &c. abg~eben, und
oaentMch bekannt gemacht hat. &c. Frankfurt und Leipzig, bey Johann
Paul Kraufs. ïyys.
8-. 1
8°.
8°. pp. 88.
Pp.88.
p. 88.
This is a defence of the phitosophers*atone The
against certain attacks by an uanamed author and cfttotMtpt~ofwhichheauotesthirty.seYea.
the~fote, toa certM<textent goes along with
by Bamn von BtetenMd. The author tries to book, Die
demoMttate the fM~ty of tmnsmutation by varions Creiling's ~<&~<<)nM/«'~<- ~&AyM<a,
Kortum's j~«%< and othets.
cûMMentUonsand arguments as well as by histoti.

[Another Copy.]

FAMA mystica hennetiea vom Untveps&tstetn der alten Weisen.

See HRRMMtSCHKS A. B. C., 1779, i). p. t63.
FANIANUS (JOHANNESCHRVStPPUS).
De arte metatMoe metamorphoseos ad PhUoponum liber singularis.
.Sft ARTE(De) Chemica Libri Duo, !6c2.
THEATRUMCHEMtCUM, 16~9, i. p. 30.
De Jure Artis Alchemise.
See ARTE(De) Chemica Libri Duo, t6oa.
See THEATRUM
See THEATRUMCHEMtCUM,
CHEMtCUM, t6S9, i. p.t. 48.
t6;9, 48.
~M MANGET
.?M MANGET(J. j.), Bibliotheca
(j. J.), BiMiothecaChemi
Chemica
nica Cunosa, tyoï, i. p. tto.
Curiosa, tyoï, :no.
'fhis tmet was pubUthed at MontMUard by Fitnianuswas a tawyer at Basel. HewroteZ<~
Jitcques Foillet, in t6ot, a year before the edition de ~Mf/«t<M~Ac!< <~a/~< <tMj~, BMiteas.~60.
of t6oe above mentioned. There is no diHetence 4 Paris, ~60. 4°. D< m<'At~oc Mstalnor·
~<<t~
between them except the date. ~jtM, Basiteie, t576, e*.
1t WM Kpnnted by Toppi, at the end of bis Thet~aMtyofAtohttnytmd the questionwhether
BW~/«e. wth the fo)towinetitk goMandtitveraMiBeieXyptepatedwetetobecon-
De Jure ArtisAlehimiee.hoc est wiomm Auc. sidered equivatentto the Mtum) has beendiseased
torum & pKMtrthn jMiscomuttontm Jtdttia, & by Kopp.
fesponsa. adq<MesttcMmqaoUdimMa,aa Atchtmit
sit ats tegititM?
Maier, ~fjxMft ~4«~M~M~a-, t6ty, p. 389. Lengtet Dufresnoy, ~t~ ;& la /'A<&MAMe
BoMt. ~<~a CAtM«.. i6M. 93. ~<~M~M<, t7~a.iii. p. i6t.
Tcpp). FWM<«MA~&~otM. !6y8,pp. 387.39). B~~<«~-G~~<&!f <&<<M~( C~M. !?:<.
MercMn, ~t<M6wt<M ~««Mt/M,t686, p. $$3. pp. 5*0, M7.
Reyber, jO<~r/«A'c de ~MMx~ o«<'&M<~S)t <? GmeHn,G<MA«'t/<
Cesekïthtt
dtr
< f~ C~MM. xygy,i.
Cksmit, t?~, ï. p. a~y.
CA)'M«'<<<e/&c~, !69a, p.j6<J~. SchmMer. <!<'j<A«'A/<~<~j4&&'aMt, iBM,p. a8o.
Xiff<'M~M«f~, ûd!f~?~a/j<:4<t~<S6i< Hoefer, ~«M'~ <&& C/i~M, 18~3,ii. p. tgo:¡
<b~&A~<A<MM/,Moe, p. taa. J8fÍ9.ii. P. las.
Roth~chottï, B<MoM<MCJMMKa.tysy, p~74. Ladrastte. ~/«~MOMMt~&«'xM!SM~<<j.
/a(ct ~u~M<~ci~mMF~M/A<!M-<T/ t870, N&'M~.
'73*. P. 53. _r~, Kopp. 1886,i. 148 ii. y.p. yy.
~~&~x«',
.v.n

FARMACOPEA.

&? BERGOMO.
FASCICULUS unterschiedlicheralten raren und wahrenPhilosophischenSchntften
vom Steinder Weisen.
See HELLWtG (CHRtSTOFH VOtt), t7t9.

FAULHABER (JûHAMN).
Johann Faulhabers, Vlmensis Mathematici. Zweyvnd ViertzigSecreta, welche
er in defs H. Reichs Statt Augspurg oft'entlichzu afRgieren,vnd mannigHtch
 M~~F~-Mc~y~ a~s

FAULHABER (JOHANN).C~~M~.
zulehren von dem LobUchen Magistrat gnSdige BewttMgungerlangt hat.
Im Monat Octobris, defs !6<ï. Jahrs. Gedruckt zu Augspurg, bey DauM
Francken, Im Jahr Christi, lôaz.
4~. Pp.[~
4< Pp.[M, 9b)an)tj.
[0,9b)an)tJ.
Tbis does not treat of alchemyor chMtistty, but deeply skitted. Buthe was iavotved !n ntyMxfsm,
la a brief enmnetation of "Ms mi)'aa)tetMnew was&betieverinthé oa<nenc<t< cabala, and )oNhis
inventions, iitieocesand secretsof various mathe. time over RosicnteiMiimand goMmaking,andwas
HMtica) and other wonderM arts never before a disdpte of Valentin Wefeet. He dted of thé
beard of." phgueMt63S. Hi!poftmit«gtvenbyBoit!Md)<s.
Faathaber, bom at Ulm 5 May t~ a man For other writings connected witb Faulbaber
of ei(tttM)ntit)a<y dit and labour, was Mt see C. eUTKVMtUS PB BRUSCA,JOMANMM RBM.
antbmetMan M Ulm, andwfoteanumberofwortM MXUNUS, and LKOKHARCUS SUTORtUS.
on arithmetic and mMbetnaths tn wMchhe was
BehMtdtts, C'M<<«<«<<!<' mnda /<Mt<M< t<r- Bmckef, HistoridtM~a Att~ t?<6. tV.
<?-«« ~w~'MMtt «~ phte mma. )!. 9M.
Arnold, A~~M. «<«!AMtf~cM'M, t~t, ii. ËMch &Gruber, <<MM~«< ~to<M~M<(, t~.
p. :t43Crh. ii. B. xvii.C. xvii. § sa). xliL p. 83 (a long a<countby Gartz).
JCchM,~MM«t <<M~M.&M, tM<%ii.
eo).S~.

FAUSTIUS (JOHANNES MtCHAEL).

Joh. Michaelis Faustij, Med. Doct. Physici Francofurt. Ordinarij, Academ.
Leopoldino Imperialis Theophili, Compendium Alchymist. Novum, sive
Pandora Explicata & Figuris Jllustrata. Das ist, die Edelste Gabe Gottes,
oder ein Gutdeaer Schatz, mit welchemdie alten und neuen Philosophi, die
unvottkommene Metatt, dutch Gewalt des Feuers verbessert, und allerhand
schâd!iche und unheytsame Kranckheiten innefHch und ausserUeh, durch
deren Würckung, vertrieben haben. Dieser Edition wird annoch, nebst
vielen Kupffem, und über 800. Philosophischen Anmerckungen, ein vo!t-
komenes Lexicon Alchymisticum Novum, und ein voMstandiges Rester
Retum & Verborum, beygeRiget. Franckfurt und Leipzig,Verlegts Johann
Zieger, ï?o6.
8". Pp.j.sz)107*-t'Mteit
[t9t]. woodcut ptatessepante. SmaMwoodcuts
tathetext. Titieredandbtack.printedacrosstwopages. ËMtaved tith!printedon
twopaf;es,bothInctuded in signature)(. ThetettttptMsexpiaMng thewoodcatsis
notpaged,but is letteredfromA to T. Thé pagtMtion,hewe~w,mos ONcoa-
secutMy. Lexicon
.».y AJchemiiB,' tôt; 'Summatfseher
pp. ~wr
rr· ~UIN'UAlI"QBegtitf,' 936.
pp. -o;yv·
ucym, Nr.
The workhas a preface by Faastiusand a n:M<nt
t Hamburg in tyey, the former with a UUe-page
of tbat bvHteMnymus ReosnerpfeSxed to 'PM- Lexitton A!chemif6D. Job. MtetMdb FaxtBi,"
dont.' thé present work consistsof the text of and thé latter withan interpohted very dttaited
/'a<t<<pntMuMmted by numerous extMcM and titte-page begroniM: "Seconcta & bretb Artis
panttM passage from ail the atchemica) wntets Chemise tnstntttio.' Copies of FaaatiM' 'Pan.
with thé supplementary matter above mentioned dora' oecor withoutthis suppiement. See bdow.
added. SeepAttDOttA. Sthmieder QtMtM C<n~<!<h«m <<&it)w;~e
The remainder of the 'Lexicon' and 'Sum- <Mt"'«t,FfMoot !7a6, 8*, as !f it WM a <!Mnct
ma~schor Begritf were t'cissued together at work.

[Another Copy.]
wantiagthé Lextcon*
Imperfect, Md SummMMchet
Begrift.'
Phihdetha Illustratus, sive Introitus Apertus ad Ocdusam Régis Palatium, novis
quibusdam An!madversionibusexplanatus. Cum nova Ptaetatione qua Vita
pariter ac Scripta, tum edita tum inedita, ~Eytenœ! Ph!!ateth<6 breviter
exponuntur. Accessit his Nanatio de Vita et Scriptis Starckii, nec non
On. Doct. Becheri Pantaleon detatvaMs. Opera Joh. Michaelis Fausdi,
 MM??Y~-J~
FAUSTIUS (JOHANNES MtCHAKL).Cw~M~.
Medtc. Doct. Re!quepub!ic:6Fttancofurtenas ad Mœnum Physici Ordinarii,
In Collegio Curiosorum dtcti Theophili. Francofurti ad Moenum, Sumpt.
Job. Phitipp. Andrew. Anno M DCC VI.
S°.Pp.{64.inchxth~theSymboMe
FMntbphce:SigillumSaptentWt~Ma.
tndex ~6].
tndex~j.
The prefaceby FatMtiustreats of Starkey and bis /i'<wtMM~'~<- y~At~Aî ~ir&t~/tM~/e~,
works. That by Wedet diseassM brMy the history )*'tankfurt,tM8 and t?~, a".
of Alchemy and of Phitatetha, and Lange's <dM Johann Michael Faust o)' Faustius was bom et
deals witb hbtofical exantptes of poNtMOtsof the BMet, 8 JM~, tMg, was physician at FfaeMurt
stone. a. M., <m<!dttd there 7 October, t~cy. He was
Thé work coadudes with Becher's /<f/<wM Mceivedinto thé LeopoMiae-CatoUniM) Society, tg
<&/<!n'<aenti<:)!mofGas<nan(~.<). Schmieder AugaM,t<99, under the nameot Theophttus.
niemions ooty a German veMion of the above:
Leag!et.C<t<M$tMy,~<~et~ de la ~tt~x~A~ Argent. t688,4' by J. M.F<mstHH. la he ideaticat
~ifM~~M, ~49, i. p. 485 iii. pp~t6t. t6z. with thetditor ofArtM~~aM.
BUchner, <<ct<&mt« ~<tr<~ C'«)-KM<~MM Gmdi<t,0<~«'~ <~ ÛtfMt~ <MS. Il. p. gM.
~<t, t?M' P-179' No. t94. Schmieder,C<< <&&a~& t8~, p. St4.
Hatter, &?«)?:<'<< ~a<t/«MM<t,1774,i. p. 790 Ladtat~e, ~/tM'~<f<OMM~<'<«MM~MM~,
(quota) a w<tfk M~ *t«p)tt< de Stematatiotte, t870, No. MM.
Kopp, ~~M(w< tSM. ii. pp. 338, 368.
FAUSTUS
SAB~US.
See GEBt! Summa Perfectionis,t682,p. 278; t?}!, p. 330; )79:, p. 368.
FEDRO (GBOttc).
See PH~DRO (GKORG).

FEGFEUER der Chymisten.

See SÔLDNKR ( ).
Set ALETHOPHtLUS, GtticHicheErober. und Demolirung des Fegefeuers
der Scheidekunst,t~os.
FEHR MtCHAEL).
(JfOHANN
Hiera Picra, vel de Absinthio anatecta, ad normam & fbrmam Académie
Naturse Curiosorum selecta, à Job. Michaele Fehr, D. Phys. Svinfurt.
Ordin. Anno salutiferi partûs MDCLXVIÏ.
Qvœ Deus occulta esse voluit, non sunt scrutanda; Qvœ vetô manifesta
fecit, non sunt negligenda, ne & in iHis iUicite-Curiosi & in his
damnabititer inveniamur ingrati. Prosper de vocat. gent.
Lipsiœ, Impensis Viti Jacobi Trescheri, BiMopotae Vtatistaviensis. Literis
Johan-Erici Hahnii. !668.
a°. Pp.[t6] tySM TMetedandblack. 3 plates.Woodeutot an earwig
(p. 7W*
~t" 79). Fotdtngwoodcut
wuuuuu~oofa
utu'M~ [eech fotding
MMnstH)wtmr addresstothe
Ig address totheAcademy
Academy atthéend.
at the end.
B~h~
Febr was t~t
bon) at tft.iM~
K!Mingenin c-Fmnconla tt'vî*
("Kit. ,<t.death *rof n~t.~
Bausch who was .t.~
the Counderand <tMt
tinga tria meit."M he says in the prêtent work, president, Fehr Mtceeded him !n t6M (see the
p. tw), 9 May, t6to, accorŒng to Lochner (JScher address at theend of the present book), and worked
says i6et, Andothers t6M, but <6tosee)])scorrect), hard to promote the interestsof the Academy. He
studied at \Mioos German Univer<iti<s,went to wrote ~MhwKt&tfMtt<« de &'<tr«)<t<~<t ~at/o~M,
!ta(y and gmduated M.!), at Padua in 164!. He Jena, t6<6, the present book, and nutnerous con-
settled at SchweMurt and atong with Johtmn tributions to the Academy on Anti<Kt,Pttca. the
Lormz B~a~eh and two other phytieiam started Kisingen wtteH.attd other medicat Md phatnta.
the A<~dem)tt NMura: Cunosorum. After the eeuticj topics. He died at Sehwetnfurtin t68a.
MerdtMn. /.M<&~«t reriovatus, Morimb. 1686, Stolle, ~«M~oy~ifr ~f<& <&~<t«<<!M<tù~M
p. &t*. (!<<ttAfA< !eM, 1731, p. 9~o (an extract about
~i'N!Of&t
Loehner. ~MK<<M~M fMf, jNm, Paracentet): Abdominb ).
1600.4*. (This was i
reprinted by Manget.) Kestner, ~<<«H<MohtC<M~«'ZMM<'< jena,
MM)gM, ~<M<~<H! ~<~<tft«~ ~MMKM'MM,ï7j0, p~90t.
Genev. tygt, t. ii. p. 964-979. JBcher,
<<MM<)M~
CeA~n'~m, Leipzig,
!7~o, il. co!. M3.
 ~~?-M/?/~

FEHR (JOHANN MiCHAtS~. <HMa/.

BttdXMT. <<MM<M~ A~<«~ Ct~W~M FuctM, ~~<~)<HM der ~<M<MA«t/.«<tKt~
~<~o~e, MM, p. No. 3. t8o6~a, p. t8<.
HaMM, ~<WtMt<~<t
Hallar, ~ibliolksra463-
F<<t, NO-Tiguri,
TfKwi, ~t,
:t, i. p.
t. ~~t~jtM ~f<fa~. l'ans, Panckoucke(<~o.
9j:).!v.p.jt99.
Natter. F<W<A«-a ~M~M~. Londini. tyy~, SptBnge), Ow~~ der ~MM~Mo~. Halle,
p. 613. t~7, )V.pp. d<)0,M6, «3.
Haller, F~&~<s CK~~<M, Bemee. W4. DeMimeris.~t~ ~<~<~ <&la MM:.
< fMit, t83<. n. 1. p. aM.
6tcy, ~<~o«««~ ~M/e~M <& ~K&~w, ~<MM~t! t&tt~e~. t9cs. ~'i. P. 4%.
!??$, ii. p. :XM. Phimppt & Ludwig. GM<X<f~e<&
Hattor. B~to<A«-(t ~<<t<<«~MM«< Basilem,BMiteee. Je<m. tSM. p. 467 <)0und<tionoftheAca<&myaad
t7M. iii. p. )[99. MMofeMty Mnttnbtttions).644.
GmeHn, C<A<«& Ct<ot&,Gûttiaeen (ty98). Hirsth. ~o'Mw <&<wn<~«t-
ii. pp. 905, 9<?, 9K. 766. dlll ~<<f. jMfjpi~w~
tMs,if. p. 349.

FEINE (Etne) Beschreibung der phitosophischen Materie und ihrer BeietHmg.

~M VtRRaofsedeseneTeutsche ChemischeBachteitt,t6$7, 3'
V)KRuntenchiedene ChymischeTtactgttein,ty?:, p. 23.

FELDTAW (ANONYMUSvoN).
CROLLIUS
(OSWALDUS).
FERRARA.AULISIO (NtccoLo).
See DONZKLU (cmsBPPK),Teatro Fannaceutico,t?~.
He editedttMworkofDontinicod'AutHo:
ZW/«t<M&
sacra/tM<fM~<m~ ~M~~<<M~o
<~<&
~tw~ ~a~t.~M/c, NapoM, t~g, 4*
FERRARI (GtACOMo).
QUERCETANUS
(josEPHUs),Le R!chea:edeMaRt<btmataFarmacopea,tôyyi
1684.

FERRARIUS.
Fratris Fermni Tmctatus Chemicus excellentissimus,hactenus in principio
et fine plusquàm dimidia parte mutilatus, & corruptissimè sub corrupto
E<!et&tiiMonachi nomine aliquoties publicatus, nunc ex MS. exemplari
Dn. Nico!ai Maii, Augustiss. Imperatoris Rudolfi secundi &c. quondfun
Consittanj, !nt~:ritati restitutus & philosophorum atiis stneer~communicatus.
Ge!smanae, Typis Salomonis Schadewitz. Sumptibus Sebaldi Kôhlers.
M.DC.XLVII.
Pp. ~3' This toLiea section
takenfrom
Combach'ss Coueetion
mentionedbetow.
De Lapide PhUosophotum secundum verum modum formando, Efferarius
Monachus ad ApostoMcumquendam scribit.
~f GRATAROLO (CUGUELMO), Vene alchemi;e doctrina, <s6t, i). p.
THEATRUM CHMMtCUM, t6$9, iii. p. ~3.
This)<onlyan extractfromtheTttACTATUs.
Ein sehT fartretHicher ChimischerTractat an den Pabst geschrieben.
LANGE(JOHANN), ChymiscbesZweyblat,t674.
~M LANCK (JOHANN), Des HochgelehrtenPMtatethœund anderer auserteMM
ChymischeTractSttein,~748('749~ p. toy.
 ~/?M~/<~–~7C/A~M
FERRARIUS. Continued.
Chymische Abhandlung fur den Pabst n&ch einem Manuscript Herrn
Nicol. Majus, zum ersten mal etgâmet und in Druck gegeben zu
Geismar im Jabre tô~y von L. C.
SCHRÔDER (F. j. w.), Neue Alchymistische Bibliothek, tyyz, L ii. p. «,9.
This is a translation from the 7'nM<«A<t
<t/~M< and publishedat Getsmar in t&ty. See the Latin
~~ft jt~&~j, edtted by Ludwig CombMh, version above.

Thesaurus Philosophie.
See GRATAROLO(GUGUKLMO),Verse alchemtiB doctrina, t$6!, ii. p. 23?.
~M DARtor (CLAUDE),Die gulden Arch, Sthatï vnd Kunstkammer, t6t4, Part iii.
P.'7.
See THEATRUM
-~––- ,– “––––
CHEMtCUM,!659,-y) –iii. rp. !5!.
Se, ERÔFFNNTE
See ERÔFFNETE GRHEtMN!8SSdes Ste Steins
!teins der Weisen, t7o8.t7t8, p. 606.
FetTatius.cat)edaboEf&mn)MM<dEuieKNt)S. the < latter, that lit about the beginning of the thit-
is SMposed to have been an h~ian, an abbot or a teenth centttty. am not sure that this b quite
of FertMa, and to bave Hoonshed about conclusive.
i Eventsof bis Me and the date of bis
!!<x~ the date taSo put <0ward by Lengtet <
death are <ttU(t
unknown, butthe worksascribedto
Dufresnoy beingdeemed too late. Thé amMtnent Mm are Mj{My praised byFiettttd and aK teeem.
for the date MMted by Borrichiusis that, s!ocehe mended to txginnets," acttx'ding to that writer's
quotes the Turba, Geber and Morienus, but not fonnutiL
Arnaldus or Lullius, he must hâve Uwd prior to
Maier, ~'MMt ~<~e ~M!'<M<, t6t7, P. 389- Fictuld, Pn<K<<M, ifsg. Th. i. p. 71.
Borel, F<~o<~<! CAt<M«t,t6s4. pp. M. Gmdin, C~fMf~ der C<«)M~.t7w, pp. 56~.
Bonichius, Coxj~f~ ~)t~n«<t CA«~M~~KM, Schmieder, CM<'A<~<t<&f<<M<<<, t8<t, p. tM.
1697,p. <4, No. xxi. Hoeht-, ~)M<~<<& CM~e. 1949.1. p. 363
Manget, &'<&<'MK<t &n~t<M ~<&<-<'fHM. i866. i. p. 407.
t73i. ii. p. ato. Ladntgue,&W«~~wOMM~: &«'!«t&ct«<t,
i~eegtet Dufresnoy. ~M/c~ <&la ~M~~« 1670. N<M. 74$~.
~-m<< ty~a, t. pp. MO, ii). pp. 43, t6~ Kopp, ~M<~&A<M«,t886, ii. p. 3~.

FERRO (GIOVANNIMARIA).
See QUKRCETANUS
(josEPHUS),Le Ricchezze della RiformatoFannacopea, 1677;
t684.

FEUER.
Ses MOKBïus(GorrnuED), Neu.angez<iadt hellbrennendes Feuer, t68o.

FEUER-STAB.
Philosophischer und Magischer Feuer-Stab.
.S~ HERMOGENES.

FEVRE (NtcoLAS LE).

.Sf<'LEMVRt!:(NICOLAS).

FICINUS (MARStuus).
Büchlein von dem Stem der Weisen.
~'< MONTEcuBtTt (v. DE), Dreyfaches Hemetisches KteeNat, t667, p. 373.

BUeMe!n vom Stein det Weisen.

&< HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., !7y8, i. p. ~94.
This isan extraetonly.
Liber de Arte Chemica.
MANGRT (j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t7<M,< p. t7:.
 ~7CW~ a~
FICINUS (MApstuus). C~'M~
Das neunte Buch MarsiMiFicini vom Stein der Wetsen I~pis PhUosophoMm
genanni
SesH.(c. c.), EineswahrenAdeptibesondereGeheimnissevonder Alchymie,t7<7,
p. 183.
FtcimMWMbom M FtoreMe in and wàs about t~oo. foUowed by other editioM. That of
educated at the c<Mt ot Cosmo <Mt433.~dic;. He MotintM appeated ln t~oa,. As to the merits
studied pMMopby. theotogy. medMae, and musM of thèse tmmtations c~M have heM dif~nt
with thé utmost <Mt, and became pMf~sor of opinions.
p)'HoMphyMdpdej!tMdcfn)onMF!oMttce. He Ficinus is reported to have been of very sm~M
was a gMM &voaf<te of LûfOMode' Medici. He stature, and though of delicate heattb to bave been
is fentembettd M the most devoted adherent of cheetf)U and Mve~,and extremely energetic, dili.
Plato and exponentof his philosophy, bis adm)M- gent and laborlous. He died at an eNMe he
tion of which tanr!ed him to extremes. But he possessed neet Fhrenee )n td~ in. thesixty.tiMh
was (dm aMtttteotot MMtbetie~er !n alchemyand YMtof!)!sage. Then: is a tMend that just after
astrology, and he is one of the authorttiM on the his death he appeared to a ftiend. Micbaet Mer.
plague ht the BtteeMb century (~477-73).havlng catus, with whom he had often dheused the
wtitten a book c~ tM<~K M~ qaetttiôn of immortallty, and assured him that it
tMnshted teto Latin by Hter. Rtcduit, AugspurK. was troe.
K'S. 4 BMe'. 'S3a. Hb other works deat with His collecled works were poMished at Veoice,
re1Igious and phBMOpMeatMb)ect&and he made t5t6, Baset, ts6t, tsy6. Paris, t&tt, tntwovohMM
a <raM)at)ca of P&to, puM!;)ted at nMeaee folio.

P&ob Giovto, /<M~~M< ~e<&«)<? & ~< Rfeytag.~<t<9Ht~ ~/<<w~, !7~a, pp.
~<~«M<&MM~<wea Venetia. 4os'4'< tM3,ii.il. ta&t, I360¡ ~s5. m.
t36o; t755, M', pp. 88-5,
?.5,
t558, p. 93. 405'410;
K0.4.3~.36t,~87,t. 2.
PaoM
Gio<!o,
~~<t~<MH<M
W~b~j ~M~M~, Moteri, 95/.<'OM!)~<~tMa~<t~/<~w, ài$IWM 1759,
t~?,
v. p. 148.
J.M. TOMMMS, A~M /A! tW% P. a6. xxltvilü.
No.
~t<«M
~<M<«e~~<!«MM,1161,
iv. t?6t, t.
1. p. 134,pl.
P. t34, pt.
No. xti. (wea)ts~h!s'<nbtevicorpmtaoamptMn< MviM.No. iv.
fMMnfant't. Bradtet.
~<~<<!<~<&<!/&~«f, t.
BoiNantu~
AMt<M c«~~<t/« ~n~<~ ~M- :7~· iï. pp. at7, ara3i x7~.
~ttt)M<<f~<M~MNM)W, K9~, i. pp. tM-T<7. IV, ?' i, ~°'pp. 48-5S..
CMMUM~ Haller, ~&~<t ~«<!AWtt<o, ~4, p. t<t.
p.'yi. Sax!as, O~tM~M~Ma/~t~<M<. tyyy, Ii. pp.
BoiNBKhM.
C~o ~Atj~H~~o ~t'«~ 480, 593-
W~<«/<<ttt <Mt<f~~W <~MM«MMMMf. Oo~A<ot«der 0<a!<'f, t~y.
GmeHn, p.
orran, 1650,!llate Eee 3- 150.
Bore), 2M~m~<!Mt C<&<Htf<t, t6~ p. 04. B~)e, C<<fAt'<~ <Mt«!Mt M~~A~. ttoo.
Vossius. De Mt~ttB ~it~jh:««t ~a~ Il. Pp..18-11, tfix.336.
Lfder, t66o, pp. te~ 367. A&!n, C<<MM!/2i&j~ t8c3. !v. p, 8<
MettUin, Mt<&x«Mt<xM'<t<M, t6M,p. 783. Fochs, ~<~t<M < <A<j)!t~~<M ~fn!
MachtM, ~~WM~MM <~<&<«M, <687,p. ~40. tSc6<8,p.y.
MoHet.~MtMtfM~W~A!,t6M, pp. 698, foo. 'nrabMCh~
~Ma <&& ~~fn!/x~ /t<HM.
Pope Btaunt, Ce<uMf<!~MMO~ox /)«<M~M. t8c9.VJ.ii.pp. 367.399.
tyio, p. 409. SdMntede)-.6<MA&~ der ~Adt«M~, 183~, p.
FabncitM, ~K'<e 2M~M<tM~ 7!<t~<)t~ <3S-
~'a~tii.,i7t%p.iQ$. EMcb& 8t Gmber, Allgs>xstasA' klop3dis, t8<6.
Gruber, /<%M«<~< t9a6,
Schethon). ~MMM<« /«Mn~<<p,tyas, pp. xliv.pp. M8 (dabûMte article ~<M'<&<~ by Baehr). ).
t8.t36. W!!h. Rad. Weiteawebet, M~M«.M
Fabneius, JKt/MA~MO~M, tir96,)dU. gM. ~!M<tMMT~ de ~o ~t«~w«M.' Prague, t8;~
NiceMn, A<«WM, ï?aa, v. p. 214; t~gt, x.
4~Btogra~
B~<~M< st/)««tMt~. t856, dv.
iïaïc~rrsslls,tee6. m.
xlv. p.p.91.
&tddeus, Cte~M ~tAw~ /'M~ Noutrells ~pa~Me
A:«M&!t Biogrrxpkis<Mt~!&,
G6nfraJe, ~8, xvü, tcL
tB~8,xvii. eoL
'73'. ? 3?ï.
Stoue, ~<t&t<MO}fsur ~~e~ jM~&~tt~~ SMcM. ~~M&<~f!M&M;~<&t~!f//<.&~w,
~A~Mt~<, tMt, p. <ya. t866, M. pp. tH.t6?.
Morhof. /'<& 1132,i. P. 07 (!. i. tt. 3), i. LadmgtM.&<M~MO«M<i~ &M<KM&M~,
p. 970(t. 93.~h M. p. 39 (M. i. 7. ~): R. p. 1870. Nos. Mo-t.
MO(ft. H. 10. t) ht. p. 5~5 (tM. v. t. 3); iii. p. Franeh, D~<~«a<t< &<M /'<M&«~M~<M,
~8 (Ht. v. t. 7). "CM. P- S37' II> .d.l'
Fttbncius. ~WM~~ A~'M ))te~<e «t/foM- Z!~M«Mat~ ~)~<Mt~< "IU"
&~«~ Midi.
~<t~. t7M, Ltb. pp. 496-7,Mtn Supptemento <-«~, 4tme S<He,tS/S, ii. pL8&
Mamii, pp. t6; Haeser, G~~MA/<<& ~Mtdx. t88<. ii. pp.
Zedler, M<t<~MAZ.<.)-~<M, tM& ix. coL ee& 70. t6o.
Stolle, ~«M«~ <f~ ~~<~<~ G<~MM/, /M~.)f.O!/<t&j~ isa~, iv. p. $66;end
B!!i)ngs,
'7~. PP. 3M,4?5.40~49S. SefiM, tQt<o.v. p. ~6.
KeStMT. ~MM«tM~« 6~M!<«-Z<.rKW<, ty40, Kopp, ~< ~&A<otM, tSS6, i, pp. t88, BM,
P.9Q6. a$!t.
~o FICTULD

FICTULD (HERMANN).
Hetmann Fictulds Abhandlung von der Alchymie und derselben Gewnsheit.
Ethng t7g4' verlegts,Johann Carl Tetzschner.
8°. Pp.E6~sa6.
WKnhementioned thistractin thef~ ty~ Th. p.7;, it wasstill inM8.
Azoth et Ignis, das ist, das wahre Elementarische Wasser und Feuer oder
Mercurius Philosophorum, als das einige nothwendige der Fundamen~
UranSnge und PnndpMnttn des Steins der Weisen. Aureum Vettus oder
Goldenes Vtiefs was dassetbe sey, sowoh! in seinem Ursprunge, ats erhabenen
Zustande. Denen F;t:is Artis und Liebhabem der Hermetischen PhHosophte
dargelegt, auch, dafs darunter die Prima Materia Lapidis Philosophorum,
samt dessen Ptax: verborgen, erofhet von Herman Fictuld.
Leipzig, bey
Michael Blochberger, t?4$.
S* rp.
o. Pp.[4,inctoding the
;<),tttctuatng tn fMMhpiece]
-“–,––J~yt- 379[ï).
ir n·ue.a.n.
JLadïagtie,<MO<w.&<t&t. ~'teee<!wa! founded by thé Dake of Bm~t~y who
'~S; ~WS- poNeMedthé stone. ;n hCMUf of thé a!chemica)
TheM is a note on 'AMth' by Kopp. ~< art. He gives (ehap. ii.) a tbt of amhoM who hâve
~<M~, tM6. i. p. y.
ftctutd Mse<n that the onttf of the Golden writteo atchemicat tteathM entitted 'Thé Golden
Fteece.

[Another Copy.]

Hermann FtctuMs Chymische SchriB~cn darinnen m zwoUT

kôniglichen PatSsten,
von dem Stein der Weisen gehandelt wird. Samt einer kurtzen Vorrede
ans Licht gestellet durch Friederich Roth-Scholtzen, Herrenstadio-Sitesium.
Fmnckfurt und Leipzig, bey Johann Christoph Gopner, Buchhandter in
N&mbetg. 1734.
8°. Pp.f8]a3«. Roth.Sehott~MMOttp.ay). TMetedandbhth.
The tract tms a separate titte:
t. und der Himndischen In tw8)fr
katt~Mehen PoMMen vorgestellet und beschrieben NemlichWelsbelt wie der Stein der
Weisen vom Anfang his zum Ende gemacht und betehet w<tde; Nebst einem
A~nR und AaweMMgvom Chaos. <&HM ~ks hefttcmmt. M zu .tMena- Kunst
gd.eret.&tmt einem Q~ptSche; Um vieler Ursachœ wMen ~tMeet worden,
~M)M' geben,von einem Liebhaber der <Mt!~ Wdfutnd Warheit
~cM.r~d~p~.b.yJ.h.
ChristophGôpner. MDCCXXXIV.
Christoph
i~).J~ Gt5pner. MDCCXXXIV. and the C~M ~j have each a tMe.
tp t~)
(p. titte,
tncMaeQtntnepapMUto)):
Anhang und AnweiNMgvom attgemehMne&MrMcben Chaos dtr NMnr.gemaMea
Alchymieund Atchymiaet) dMMs tjtes httkommt, so tu ansenT Kunst geh~et.
The other ts:
H~? ~g MaMM,M!nef SthwMttr Agc&tMd einem
Hermetiseben !!? von der Weisen, an ~e~ des
Chaosund der Arbeit. 'Md!
Fictuld bis owncredit ~MM
&J?~ Md
there are so manymispnatsin tMtbook. Mmsdfi!
never in &mtt.
that Mr. GapMf. the printer, ought to have says
had

[Another Copy.]

Hermann Fictulds Chymische SchnHten, darinnen von dem Stein der Weisen
gehandelt wird. Nebst Herrn D. Johann Samuel Carls, Pruaung der wahren
und falschen Chymie; und einer Nachrede von Fatis Mit einer
Chymicis.
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FICTULD (HERMANN).C~
kurtzen Vorrede ans Licht gestellet durch Fnede!tch (sis) Roth.Schottzen,
Hetrenstadio-SHesium. FMnck<urt und Leipzig, bey Johann Christoph
Gôpner BuchMndter in NNrnbetg. ï?34.
6*. Ppt[8]<3o.
6*. Roth.Schott~sM ~M on p. ago. TtUered
Ppt[8]<3o.Roth.Schott~santMonp.ago. TtUeredandNaek.
and Naek.
!n thh capy the subsidhty tMe: Das «Me which do not appeM in the totteethM),was ap.
&c.,bas been put 6nt, beforethe genetat pnrently canceMedand that in tbe p)recedh)gcopy
titte and the ptdintinmy matter. Thé posent sebttitMtett for it. ln every other fespect thé
ee"eMt tMe. t~iaring «< it does to <!M'ttdntracts edMoMatreMentica).

Hermetica Victoria, das ist: vollkommen erfbchtener Sieg und Triumph, des
Welt-beruffenenund gMchwohtverachteten Herma'Phroditi, über die gantze
Schaar der Gôtter und Patronen des Metallischenund Mineralischen Reichs;¡
da& er, und nicht dieselben, die prima Materia Lapidis PhitosophoMt«sey.
Unter einem im ttaum gesehenen Reïchs-Tage und daselbst gehorten
Gespniche vorgetragen, und zum Druck befoidett durch Herman Fictuld.
Leipzig, bey Michael Btochbetger, 1750.
8". Pp.~4.
Der Mngst gewünschte und versprochene Chymisch-Philosophische Pmbier-
Stein, auf welchem so wohl die SchnSten der wahren Adeptorum ats auch
der betrügerischen Sophisten seyn probiret worden. Wodurch einem ieden
Sucher der Weisheit der rechte Weg gezeiget, und hingegen alle In-w~e
entdecket werden, so dafs er nunmehro gar nicht CeMen kan. In zwey
Classen verfasset von Hermann Fictutd. FtM)ck<u)tund Leipzig, Bey
Michael Blochberger. 1~40.
6°. Pp.tt9, !nd)!d:egtheFronth~eee.
ThistcaM!ns ontythétint partor ttass. t havenotseentht second
partwiththisdate.
Der !angst gewünschte und versprochene Chymisch-philosophischeProbier-
Stein, auf welchem sowoMder wahrhanten Hermetischen Adeptorum ab der
ver~htischen und betriegerischenSophisten SchnCten sind probirt und nach
deren Werth dargestellt worden, beschrieben in Zweyen Classen, darvon
die Erste bereits herausgegangen,gegenwârtig aber von dem Authore von
neuem übersehen, corrigirt und von seinthero zu Handen gebrachten
Authoren vermchret. Die zweyte Clafs aber hinzu gefBgtworden ist Durch
Hermann Fictald. Franckfort und Leipzig, Bey Veraci Orientali Wahrheit
und Emst Lugenfeind, t?~.
f. Pp.~Hanh.M~t?~ TitteftdandMftek.
Thefirstpart basa separate
t!t)e
DestangstMw0n$ehtea ut)dMMpMchenen Chymhieh.PMtoscpMtchtn Probier-
Steinshrite Ott~ Zweyteund vennehrteAuaMe.FrMeMbrt
'yS3-
The«CMM! partbasa longtideeommendng
DestâagMeewa<MtMea und ~Mproehenen Probier.
SteinsZweyteOa<s, FMttcMort. ty;~Chytnbeh.PMMophbthtn
Pp.[;)[~t]93.t?t[i Nank).
Des !ângst gewOnschten und veMprochenen Chymisch-PhitosophischenProbier-
Steins Erste Ctasse, In welcher der wahren und Schten Adeptorum und
anderer wardig etfundenen ScbtMen nach ihrem innerlichen Gehatt und
9?a FICTULD

FICTULD (HERMANN).~W~
Werth vorgestellt und entdecket worden, durch Hermann Fictuld. Dritte
AuBage. Dresden, in der Hilscherschen Buchhandtung, 1784.
8'. Pp.
y. Pp.vM.t6tM
'M.
vi i6tM.
Besides thMe anotha' édition is quoted ~&t. intermediate ia FictuM's opinion between thèse.
He divides the philosophers into two classes, the tt is not atways easy to see Fictuid'a principle ot
true and genuine adepts, who are pious souls, If he Md tmy and it woatd oot be
ctiMsiNcatiOt),
tovets of their neighbour and of pottenty, some of dMeutt ? apply to his chtict:ms Md Mt!ma<M
whom bave written works of édification, some some of thé aepteciMoty te<nM!mhe appMts to
suitaNe for beginoefs, but others not. Among othets. Tte nchnest of his yoeabahfy !n ab<Beis
these worthy mea Ficluld humbly places huMe)!. an abiding sourceof !nterest and ediScaUoo. Hf.
Thé seconddMs conNstsofMphist!. «tob.deceivers in turn, is Mt spated by a fMteww inthe ~xiMf
whosebooks should be bumed. Tttete is nothing /&f ~«'<t~H<Mn

Turba Philosophorum, das ist: GesammleteSpruche der Weisen zur Etiauterung

der hermetischen Schmamgd-Tafet,oder von dem Stein der Weisen, wie
derselbige zu bereiten sey und erlangt werde. Zu Ehren der kunstbetHssenen
Sohtte der Weisheit heraus gegeben, durch Hermann Fictuld.
Prüfet aHes; aber das Gute behaltet.
Ao. !?63.
9°. Pp. t&t. Somewhat wormed.
!n the/'r«MM' t~3. Tt).i. p.75,thlsworkis spokenofas in MS.atthat
time. Thetitleisadopted,ofeoutte,<romtheoldMeaMie ofthatname.
Abhandlung von der Gcwitshettder Alchemie.
HERME-nsCHES A. B. C., ~79, iii. p. a88.
Aureum Vettus, goldenes Vties.
HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., t779,ni. p. 26$.
Ein Auszug aus etlichen sehr far gewordenen. Werken H. Fictulds.
H. (j. c.), Vonder Natur und Kunst,t78t.
Theseconsistof eMMcts from~M«Me~<f&<«, Theeditorreprinted thèsebecausetheongiMk
p. 63 ~tt&M~wetC<<M<, p. t<M~tMG~<~<;A<weresofMe,andhadnot beenseenbytheeditor
t«'~<)<M/M5t«;«t
und Agos.p. )[30;~!fM<<t~A<~ oftheHNtMRfMCHES A.B.C.
7M«<~M<!6tM. orC~<!M )M<«~,p. )t~i
))tyf<t<;a
iMd<7<Mt&<t
«<«(~tt<<M, P.i8s.
Azoth et Igms.
HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., t779, iii.p. 9$~-
Einzelne Zeugnisse aus dem Probirsteine.
HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., t779, iv. p. 7!.

Hermetica Victoria.
SeeHERMETtSCHKS A. B. C., 1779,iii.p. 971.
Turba Philosophorum.
HERMETtSCBES A. B. C., t779,iv..J.p. tS.
Nothing is reeorded about F!cm)d's lite, but bis Schwester Agos' appended to JOo~«? /~M«
nameand worksare famlliarto most writers on the fc.f.); HennetiMher IMumph-Boeen &e.nemtKh,
subject, and the ~n~«f.~<«<t Msometitnesquoted CabbfttamyMhaMt)M6, und OccmMoeeottissime.'
andtecommentted as an authority. whieh :t t<not. According to Kopp (~~ ~jt<M&, t886.
Doabttess someof the information hegives ia it b il. p. 367) theoerMtt who printed under the
con«:t, but he bas m~te such erroneous state- pseudonym of Fictuld was peatty ca))ed Johann
meats m mMMtswhieh can be chedted, that he Heinrich SchmHt von Sonneaberg. who is not
is quite unMtiaMein those where no check een be to be confused with Jobana Georg Schmid(y~.).
appMed. But in the HKMttnrtscHMA. B. C.. 1779.U.p. M,
Besidet the above workshe himself enumerates the .P~'M~&i'/t isascribed to a BaMn MeiMMtf,
Gt!pt<(Ehtwischendem KCnigMMCMund seiner without tatdng My notiee of Fictuld. Whfch of
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FICTULD (HNRMANN). ~~M~.

thato h correct ï am MnaMeto say. See atso Mxtscitno gave htm a eopy of bis book tn ~764.
HKRMET)SCB6S A. B. C., t7?9, iv. P.M. Fictutddiedin t~yy, in thé seventy.eighthyenr cf
Then! is «Ht another on. tt h saM that he bis age. Sem)erWM of opinion tbat ho did not
was a native of Langenthai, M<t that his reai err on the eideof modMty. and points out that h!s
rame was Mmnmentha!er, that he had travelled name HerMenn FtCtVLO is a chtonegram (or
much and seen mucb, but thitt ho was certaMy t6;S, bot ho doe$ not deduce anytbing from the
not on adept Conot Ffancitom Onuphrfo de thct. ifit
weMintentfona).
FictuM. /«M' t?S3. Th. i. pp. ?t.76. GmeUtt.C<~<<Ct~ ~798,<i. p-3'6.
(L!stof his writings to date.) Murr. M~ tM~-<~ M~T~M' der ~M<t.
Baumer, ~M'~AM! <<e~, t?89, p. 99. ~'««~~ t«t<<<<H ~w«a<tt<tW)<MM,ï8o~, p. y8t
~4~Atf~tf<t~M«~ t~&ti. pp. g~, ~t. FMctx,~<~A~'a<~ der f~M~MtM M//<Ta/«<
2!<y~M'aaf C<~fAM<< der <M<~t M<~<f, ty8<. t8o6-oe,pp. z:e, a; ~89.
pp. ~&%66y, 6~ 67t. (Commends Fictuld for he Schmieder.Gt~'f~e <&A«~ 1839,p. 544.
thotoagbnets.) Ladmgue.M'~MMM 0«M~:&~<M&<M,
Semler, M<~<<««;Ae .&Mx/«)~ Mf ~~o~ tST~ ~<~S! &t7. '37'4'79HS"-
<<M~j~MMf. tyM, iH. p. t6j. Kopp. ~«~<fA<~&,t6S6, H.367. 373, etc., etc.

FIGULUS. (BENEBtCTUS~.
Pandora Magnalium Naturalium Aurea et Benedicta, de Benedicto Lapidis
Philosopb. Mysterio. Darinnen Apocalypsisdes Hocherleuchten Aegyptischen
Kônigsvnd Philosophi, Hermetis Trismegisti; vonvnsennTeutschen Hermete,
dem Edlen, Hochthewrem Monarchen vnd Philosopho Trismegisto, A. Ph.
Theophrasto Paracelso &c. Verdotmetschet: wie auch Tinctura Physicorum
Paracelsica, mit einer Schonen Erklerung des auch Edlen vnd Hocherfahmen
Philosophi, Alexandri von Süchten, Utnjusqae Medicine D. Sampt Seiner
At- V. S. angehengten 3. VnderschiedUchen Tractetlein, so vor nie gesehen
worden, wie auch Anderen Ejusdem matenœ Corottariis, wie sie nach der
Von-edt Specifiret (~) werden: Allen Filiis Doctnnœ Hennetiec zu nutz
vnd gutem jetzo publiciret. Durch Benedictum Figulum} Utenhoviatem,
Fr: P. L. C. T. T. P. M. E. D. T. P. D. G. N. Getruckt zu Strafsburg,
inn Verlegung Lazari Zetzeners. 16o8.
9°. Pp. 999 [t. t bhnttl. t woodcut. The
vignette !s a s!x.myed star.
lnthecentrejaa]
oreteis thesymbot for the mysarethéastronomictd
tinandMercury, symbols
forgold,sHwr,copper,tettd, irot). Thé bookcontains theMowingtracts:
Uber ApocatypteM Hermetis.ThM.PMtMebo, Rexubeseu Canonesa)!quotPhttosophMde
!ttterprete,T)e
supremo MundiSectcto. p. t. LapidePhitosophiee, p. ai6.
DeVeraMedicina AttxandHa Soehten Etegia, tMettttteia vonLapide PhitMophorumAnonymi,
p. t7. p. a3<.
Dlalogus,AlexandriASuchten. p.49. RythmiGennanici vonditMmho~enTlnctur.
Ex tibfo de tribus Facultatibus AlexandriA werdtAnoaymi Authods, p. a6i
Suchten,p. tM. DeAuroPotaMM TheophrasuPM'aceM, p. 97~.
ExplicatioTinctuneàPhysicorum TheoptM'Mtt Vonder Km<R vnnd Wafdmngauchfechtem
PamceM,abAtejfandroSuchten, p. !43. nutdichem GebmuchdeshertUchea AMidettso
manAuramPotabite netmet,p.t~.
Rosanum Novum Olympicum et Benedictum. Das ist: Ein newer Gebene-
deyter Philosophischer Rosengart, darinnen vom aller weisesten Kônig
Salomone, H. Salomone Trismosino, H. Trithemio, D. Theophtasto, &c.
gewiesen wirdt wie der Gebenedeyte Guldene Zweig, vnnd Tinctarschatz,
vom vnverweicktichen Orientalischen Baum der Hesperidum, vormittels
Gôttticher Gnaden, abzubrechenvnd zu erlangen sey: Allen vnd jeden Filiis
doctrinte Hennetic<e, vnd D. Theophrasticœ Liebhabem zu gutem trewlich
erôShet in zwen Theilen. Pars Prima.
Iamb!ichu& Deus in Cce!oest, revelans mysteria
Quicquid habemus boni, habemus profunda & abscondita.
à Sole, vel ab ipso, vel per alia.
s
274 j~C<~MS'
FIGULUS (BENNDtCTUS). (~H~MM-oT.
Pet Benedictum Figulum; Vtenhoviatem, Francum; Poët&m L C. Theo-
logum Theosophum; Phitosophum; Medicum Eremitam. T. M. Ge-
ttuckt zu Base), in verlegung des Autori$, Anno ï6o8.
t". Pp. M83[t btank]. DiagfMM in the text. Titte red and bhtck. The
vignette is a toje mishor tree with the metats as ttowers, sunnounted by thé sun.
Rosarii NoviOtytnpM et Beaediett. Pars Altera In sich hatt~t e!n Buchmit
Capiteln, Lauteatii Venmtœ Veneti, Medictnte Doctoris. &c. Aa&dem Latein vertiert
vnnd trewlich vetdottnet~chet,in voset Teutsehen Spmch vor nie gesehen. De Lapide
Benedicto Philosophorum, 'S'~ Benedicto Fiptto. Vtenhoviate, Franco,
Poita L. C. Theotogo TaeoMpho Phitosopho, Medico. Kremita. D. T. P. D. G. N.
Getruckt zu Basel, in verleguag des Autons. Anao BetteDtCtt R~k & MMbtft
Gmt!<e& bonttatts, &c.
~°. Pp. [ts, i blankl tïy M [t NMk). The vignette i; a a~Nfein Rotttao dn~.
The chronogmm stands for t6o8.

The HfMpart of tMs book ConsbH of exMacts ~~M/a.p. 7t; /fT~<~

from Satomon Tnsmosinus, Tdthemius, p. t6; ~M~~M Z~tfOM
.<MtMMcM~aM MtMMtt'.p.79.
Pftntceku! p. 23; vot) Suchten. p. s6: y~a~e. J~J~ s
/«/«* A'f~Mtt'a~ A~M« WM~M<t <~f H~~Mtt,p. work. De Gapfda Philompkarrm.

Thesaurinella Olympica Aurea Tripartita, Das ist: Ein himmlisch güldenes

Schatzkâmtnede!n,von vielen aufserlesenen Kleinodien zugerüste4 darinn der
uhralte grosse und hochgebenedeyte Charfunckel-stein und Tinctur-schatz
verborgen. In drey unterscb:edtiche Cellulas auisgethe!!et. Allen Lieb.
habem der himmlischen Warheit, und Hermetischen Phttosophey, so den
Grund der Hochmagischen Tinctur suchen, zu gute: Wie auch zu Befonieru~
der edlen Alchimeyanjetzo erôanet und publicirt durch Benedictum Figulum
Utenhoviatem Franc. Poëtam L C. Theologum, Theosophum, Philosophum,
Medicum, Eremitam. D. T. P. D. G. N. M DC LXXXII. Fmnckfurt
am Mayn, Jn Verlegung Georgii Wolffii Bttehhândt. in Hamburg in S. Joh.
Kirchen, Gedruckt durch Johann Gôrlin.
~J' ineludingfmntbpiece] ~oa be 399.Mpp. 995.9~are
droppedj The vignetterepresents a myedsun(sbould
for gotd,smrotmdtdbythe~ymbob
for sMve)-,
;)ron.mercury,te~d.tin and copper. Thé bookcoMafns thé foltowing
tnMts:
tmcts1.

Secretum Magicum D. Philippi Theophrasti Raym<m<hNLe))hM: Tmctat vom PhitMMA-

P&ntceM von dreyen gebenedeyeten Magischen ischen Steie. p. 70.
Steinen, p. x. Xaraolxides TKtctMM
XamohMes: 1"raclatus Aurem.
Aureus.
Bernhard, Gtaf von der Mtrck und Ternis (t&) cb'am PhttMcpMcumvocavit, p. M. quem Dytta. Dyna.
Sywbotmtt Apostoticutn Cabfdhtisch erkt&fet und Cottoqmmn.p. 94.
mit dem grossen uhralten Stein der Weben ver. CoHcqaiumSpirit)NMefCt)nicamFmtteAtberM
glichen, p. BayM. p_ tt0. <t~ HAUTNORTHOH f). P.),
Vincent Kof&khy: Tinctur. Wurtzel, und auch Luoenta Sahs t'haosophcram, t6s8. p.
Materia Prima defs gebenedeyten uhratten Steins DM LMchi GMMXaM<M. S~dh< Cet.
der Weisen, p. sa. loquium Hermettco.SpitgyneMn, dM bt: Ein
AtpMdius: Km-Mcr
urt:er Bencht
Bericht und Pambotisch
Pambot" wunderhSBiches,wo)gegt<inde«s Chymitehes Ge-
'TTMtMein. p. 66. :wi!che)) der Natur, dem Mercurio, und
CoroUaria queedam in nostram Thesaurinetiam. sptSch
onem Alchymisten,p. Mi.
Processus Universatis Via:. Tinctura: Rubedinis Tht~anM))~ Pan ttt. Ctamdt und
& Albedlnis, AtchymitfB artis: Magistri NteoM :nMtu)i[t, Lux in Tenebris Lacens Raymundi
Metchioris, sub Forma Misste, p. 6~. LuUMd~onea Be)fichtgethanwM.wiedieh6ch!tf
CanninaMfdas Phi)o!ophbeheWerc)(. M. GchetmnOfsder Natur zu erforschea, und nus dem
Th<sitadne)b6 Pars Il. Genandt Schoh verborgeaen ans Liecht M bringen nach PhBo.
Hermetica, darinnen zu studieren, wie der Kônig. Mph<scheaBmttch .p. ï~ Contins:
liche, CMentatiMhe,DurcMeuehtende Rubin dets Rav<nund<isLuMim Tt-MOttusde pt~pamtieM
gebenedeyten Attrattschea Magneten, defs Magi. Lapidis Phi)ûs«phici,p. t4&
schen und ChatdXbchenTinctar-Stcinsztto'taagett Arcanum de Multiplicatione PMhMopMe&ta
sey. P. 77- Contiens qaah<Me.p. t93.
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FIGULUS (BENtOMCTus). ~««~

Hor<M))M OtympittMAweetm, DM ht Bo himmUtches,g<ttdene$,HenMttMh~
L)Mt-Ga)rt)ein.vot) alten und neuen Phit<xoph!<gepCanttet MM)getietet, <Mno M
6oden. w:e<tKiCoetMtM!ebe,Edte, Hcchgebe)tedeyteSehwebe)ro&undSchM)aehM)«a
defs hochgMntMtuten <tnd Ting!M)dea CarhnckdstetM (dtdurch MentcMiche,
MetfUMMhe, un<t VeeetaMtischeCtirper ihre Rénovationund bitchste Perfection, oder
'VoHtMOtMenMter6ogen mQ~n) m brechen sey. Ao~etzo atten F!His DocthMB
MaKyeo-SMgyrtcae M gutem erSabet, geschettcttt und MtMMrt. Durch Bettedicmm
FtpMum Utenbovht. Fr. PoeMtn L. C. Tbeotogun), TheMQpbon), Phi!Mophmn,
MedietMt.EMmittun. D.T.P.D.G.N.
Anno 'fftsMe~btte grattfB Det. In toto fnhe Chthttanogcattt~. Zum andem
mttt68~.
ta Vert~mg Ceofg Wotft [p. ~97].
<Jont<UM:
Conttttm:
Das BnehtetnTheophrast) mit der HimmUseh~n Schriften atter PhtbMphen von dem Stein
Sackpfet<!e)),p. aM. der Weisen, p. a&t.
TheoptmMMTmctatusdeLapide PMtoMphontm, U)rh:b Poyset Spieget der ~chymey. p. 977.
P. ~09~ Geo<g Fueger: De Lapide PMtMophontm,
CMp<M'H<uftX))ifW)~Hof, t!e!c))re)buttgvonder TReorxt brevis, p. 300.
Bereituog 'tefsgebenedeyten Steiot, p. a~. ftaetiea vom Universat oder gebeoedeyten
Eiae wwrtM~e und einMtige ANN~uag der TincMtfStetn der Alten Weisen. Rythn~ gestd-
"M,P'it07.
!et,p.907.
Patadtatt Aureolus Hermeticus ~<~<MA~<Me & <<o~< ln cujus pertustfa.
tione sedu)a6ddis &ocM)eti<! otferMr iesMnct!o,quomodo Awreota Hesperidum Poma,
ab Arbore Bénédicte PhitoMphfctsint (tecerpenda: a veutis Philosophis, tùm veteribus
tùm modernis ptantatue. ttt zratitKn et emolumentunt Btiorutn boetfinœ Chemico
Spagyri<NB (hue usqwepnec!as<)s)nunefeseratus & pubticiJ(tfb f<M:tM, per Benedictum
Figulum Utenhoviat.
AMO TrtsM~tstt Spagyrt AtCh!aM Mbh Oonatt, &c. De novo Impensis
Geotgi WoM! iMa. [p. 3~.]
~VMHtMHt.
CootahM: i
AtphOMus, Rex CMtdtee: Liber PMtosophia: Epistola ad HettMtanom ArebiepMCOptun Col.
Occultions (pMBcipu& MetaBorum)pfûfuadissintus onieMon, De Lapide PhitosopMccLp. gM.
Cui titulum <ecK.lavis Sapienttte, p. gae. DM Leschi Genus Amo (M. Sendiwgim),
ArisMtdes Atchymtites, Tractatus ad Atexan- DMopN NatuMe, Mercurii et Atchymbtse,p. 364.
drum Magnam de Lapide PhihMophortUB, p. 356.
The three tracts tn the pMseM collection had and he betoneed to Utenhoven in Ftaocoofa,as he
been published ptevioudy M<M«W«/A!, Frank. tttb us. Sehmted~r tMahs that bis booh! had
furt a. M., t6o8. 4' Frankfurt" !6o8, some circulation becaMe they were h Genn<mand
4° /'<t<~<<ut<t,FrMkfui-t,1600. t6ce, 4*.mdthete were not without humour. No notice of his )ib
was another work besides, ~«f~tt <aK<~M ~.c~ tM.tbeen forthcotning, but bis books are known,
~<M, Norimberg. t6o% ta*, în additionto the~e and Sem!er bas dmwn attention to a passage in
Gmetio quotes an edihon of the /*<Mt<Mw, StnM!. thé préface to the M<MMfM~/<t,in wMchare
bun;, t6co, 8", but that may béa mttp~ntfor t6oe. Kdttmbrauonsof the Rosicrucinn ideas some ye&rs
TiMattthot's name is satd to be BeatdictTCpfier, before theirmanitesto bad beett pubMshed.
Boret, ~~«~<M C~MX~a,16~4,p. 94. Semler, M~af/M~~eM/M~ft t~f~tt/<~M
Roth.ScbotM, F~eM CtMM~o, i7!t7, p. 75. <&~~<w<t~f)M~ ty86, i. p. 30.
FtCtotd, /~t~& t7S3, Th. it. p. 66. ("Thé Û<neMn, C<wAteA~ der C~M<~ ï?~, i. p. 3t6.
author bnotttoown hehascoHectedextraO!. some Fuchs, ~tf~i~KOt der <'&«Mt<<~«t J~~M/Mf,
from adepts, some from sophists. What he bas !8o6~S. p. tM.
produced from his own <Mte is vain imagining and Schmieder, C~<A'«&r~A'Aom«', tS~a. p. 34~
sopbistical déception, which demonstMtes bis Ladraga&B~/MM~MO<tM!n~;&Mttf~~<
ignorance ofAtchemy.') iSye, N<M.608-9, t6o~6.
sur G««tM~ der jtM~t C~< 178$, Kopp, /?' <M~M&, tM6, ii. p. 3~6.
p.S9e.
FIKENSCHER (GEORGWOLFCANO AUÛUSUN).
Christian Wilhelm Baron von Krohnemann. Geschichte dieses angebHchen
Goldmachers, eines der grô&esten und merkwtirdigsten Betrügers des sieben-
zehnten Jahrhunderts. Aus archivalischen Quellen bearbeitet von Georg
Wolfgang Augustin Fikenscher, Profeisor und Rector zu Culmbach, Adjunkt
der phitosophischen Facultât zu Erlangen, und Mi~Uede einiger gelehtten
Gesellschaften. Mit Kupfern. Numbetg, in der Raspeschen Buchhandtung.
ï8oo.
a tMtM,andthreeengmved
S*. Pp. Mg[t btaak)[a pptErrata). Vignette,
phtesofmt<m)s.
 /~A'FA~C~J?-~WMi~~7Y

FIKENSCHER (GEORGWOLFOANG AUGUSTtN).C~~w~.

~®
Krohne~ann auried on _w,
atteged tmasmutations Court. and ho professed M give :n~nt)!H!onon the
from thé yeM ~677 at the Court of the Markgraf subjcct to thosewho consulted him.
George Winiam of Bayreoth. He ~rmed that he !n this course he continued for Mty ten yenrs,
hauia procès! for Hxing or sotidifytngnteremy so when at htst he was detected as <t cheat by the
that when it had becu vohttitMed&w<tya portion Master of the Mtnt. He was then tried, cot).
remainedconverted into go)d. Silver WMatsopto. dcmnod, and executed in t686, with a mocking
dueed. and ont of the metmtM obtatned he caused Inscription over him to the eftëet that whi)e it wtu
it ttKthttto bestmck in 167~as a MrthdaypM<ent his intention to 'Hx' m~cwy, thé resah was just
totheMarttgraf. (SeeTab.ii.Fig.3.) He was thé opposite, forit was he who wasin the Ox.
exnoMcdand promoted to foremost ot5eesM the
Schmieder,G~~McAA'<Ay <4&-A<'m!<,
!93<,p. 446. Kopp, /)ff~M~, iM6. i. pp. t8s, t9;.

FILET (LE) d'Ariadne, pour entrer avec seureté dans le Labirinthe de la Phito.
sophie Hermétique.
V:r impius non cognoscet: & stultus non intelliget hœc. Ps. gr.
A Paris, Chez Laurent d'Houry, ruë S. Jacques, devant ta 'Fontame Saint
Severin, au Saint Esprit. M.DC.XCV. Avec Privilege du Roy.
M". Pp.[8]ty6. [30.9.LbtofChemieatboots.] Woo<teu<s
inthéteM.
Thisissaidto be byDudoorDutco. Uisnota trMshtionofReibeh~nd'~
/xt ~na~~ (~.f.).
FILIUS SENDIVOGII.
See HARPRECHT (JOHANN).

FILUM ARIADNES.
REtBEHAND (CHRISTOPH).

FIORAVANTI (LsoNARDo).
Corona oder Kron der Artzney defs furtrefnichen, hoch vnd weytberBmbten
Medici vnd Wundt Artxtes Leonhardi Fioravanti von Bononia. In vier
sonderbare Bûcher vnterscheiden
In dem I. wird gehandelt von allerley vnterschiedtlichenZeichen naturHcher
Ding, beneben vielen schonen vnd bewehrten Secreten der Medicin vnd
Chirurgy.
Das II. zeigt den Weg vndKunst allerley nutztiche vnd heylsame
Artzneyen
zu componieren.
Das III. handelt von der Atchimy defs Menschen vnd der Mineratien.
Das IV. vnd letzte hait vnd verfasset in sich viel schone
Phitosophische
vnnd Medicinalische Discurs, so sampttich einem Medico zu wissen, hoch
von nôhten.
Ersttich neuwlich in Italianischer Spraach von dem Autore selbst in Truck
verfartiget. Nunmehr aber in vnsere hochteutsche Spraach mit attem Fleifs
versetzt. Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn bey Nicolaus Hofimann, In
Verlegung Johann Berner. 1604.
8°. Pp~.tbtMtk]~. Register [ttgl

Leonhardi Fioravanti Medici von Bononia, Physica, das ist: Experientz vnnd
Naturk&ndigung.
I. Von Erschaffung defs Menschen au& den vier Elementen, dessen Com-
ptexion, Eygenschanten, Sinnen vnnd KraHten, Gesundheit vnd Kranckheit,
vnd den vier Jahrzeiten.
 ~y~4~V7V j:yy
FIORAVANTI (LBOMARDo). <~a~w~:
II. Von geheymen niemals erhôrten Experimenten der Chirurgy vnd
Artzney.
III. Von manchertey Kranckheiten defs Menschen vnd deroselben Cur.
IV. Von allerhandt Alchimistischengewissen vnnd probierten verborgeneu
(~-) hohen Stücken.
Jetzund aufs dem Itatiânischen ob seiner vnsagtichen Fürtrefflichkeit,
Hochheit und Geheimnufs wegen ins Teutsch vbersetzt. Getruckt zu
Franckfurt am Mayn, Bey Anthonj Hummen, In VertegungJohann Berners.
M.DC.XVIII.
8". Pp. [8}. 440.M e)fw for 469. Register[to]. Tit!ered and black.
tmpe~ectwantspp.3~33~.

Del Compendio De 1 Secreti Rationali, DeH' Eccell. Medico, & Cirugico

M. Leonardo Fiorauanti Bolognese, Libri Cinque.
Nel primo de' quali si tratta de' secreti più importanti nella professione
Medicinale.
Nel seconda si insegnano molti secreti appartenenti alla Cirugia, & si
mostra il modo d' esercitarla.
Net terzo si c6tengono i secreti piu ueri et piu approuati nell' arte dett'
Akhimia.
Nel quarto si scnuono molti Belletti, che usano le donne per apparer
belle.
Nel quinto si comprendonoi secreti più notabili in diuerse arti & esercitij.
Con la Tauola di tutti i Capitoli. Con Privilegio. In Venetia,
Appresso Vincenzo Valgrisi. M D LXIIII.
e". Ff.M [t].
C~~h'~itnVenetia.AppresoVinceMoV~gtisi. MDLXIIII.Ontherevête
as onthothtc, hisdéviéea pairof handsoutofdoudshotdiageteeta CMSround
whichisa serpent,andthoiMne~tMCEM (onthétttte,but VtNCMTM
theend)dMdtd
bythecrMS.
MS.MM.

Compendium Oder Autszug der Secreten, Gehaymnissen vnd verborgenen

Künsten. Leonhardi Fioravanti.
I. Von Gehaymnissender Medecin oder jnnerlichen Artzney.
II. Von Secreten der Chirurgy vnd wie dieselbige zuùben.
III. Von wahîem Bericht, Kunsten vnd Proben der Alchimy.
IV. Von allerley Schmüncken, derer sich die Weiber zuvermehrung jhrer
Schonheit zugebrauchen pflegen.
V. Von sonsten vieten bewehrten Stûcken allerley vnterschiediichen
KQnsten.
Jetzund aufs dem Itatianischen von wegen seines vielfaltigen Nutzens, &c.
Ins Teutsch versetzet. Gedruckt zu Darmbstadt, durch Johann Leinhosen,
In Verlegung Johann Bemers. Im Jahr ~6:4.
S". Pp.399[ï HaakJ.tmpeffeetwantspp.137-8,1$$~.
 ~(?M~~?V-~M'FA'~

FIORAVANTI ~·(LEONARDo).C~~<~<<.
FioraMMtiwas a nativeof wherehe was diuenes médecines nouueues de grande eBicace,à
born in the earlier part of Moma
the Mtteenth toute sorte de mendie. auec ta manière de kt
He studied medicine and practised in centmy. Patermoj J vti)e<à chscun qui s'en wudm tervir.
from tS4~ to 15~ went with the Spanish Heet to jyttiquer: Tmdeitea d'ttatien eo FfMp)it, par M. Ctattde
Africa, retura to Naples in '[555-wcnt to Rome, RocaKtApothet!HfedeTMyes.'
Venice, aad Botogna. where ho was made doctor A Paris. che< Piètre Cavetht, [PriMter'sdeviee.] rue S. taeques
and chevalier.and HM!tycount. He publisbed a ài t'M~u de Ftorence. t;86; S*. pp, [t6]
number of workson nMdicine, which along with [7, 1 bhmk]. a~
their author bave been severety txtndted by some 1 /«tM'<<M/«~<t ~)mm<M, V en. 8*.
modem etitic~ but the treatment of his writines t<~ t~9a,
~<t~~< tA'MMt'a ?<M~ M~. ib. ts8*, t6M.
otherwtsetbaahiMohcattyisfutMe. MomwntiwM 8*: < ï699.S*.
a chemist and pbannacbt, and in hispractice put /.a C~ Venez. 1~, tsM, t~S) 1676, 8°
tMbaunded ttust in bis &ped6ct. The batsam
which goes byhis name, and whiehwas in use t)H Thé CM~tA~ was MaMhMedinto Engti-ih
a compaMtitety recent period, is very eomptex tmdtXtNMted: 1 London, t~Sa, <nM)t 8*,pp. ft6]
mixture, but he abo describes the preparation of '4" )<]-
certain definitecompounds. Thé CAt~~Mt was vim Ofanstated
transtated bytohn
by lobn Hester
Between t~&tand uSa he and pttbtuhed:
of which various éditions puMbhedMmewortœ,
are quoted by thé 4".PP. Loodon, tseo, 4", a. p]&t, ~696.
for t
M. 't7 (~ tt8). [g, btMtkj.
authorities, and some of which t haveseen. Thé CtMwy~ and ~?<tM<M«~ &en«. «tona
/.0 ~< ~~M<f tOt~Mt~ with seveM)other méditât Mets. were printed in a
Venezt&, twx, 1609.i~. a)tin 8'. smat! 4'*votMme in t6~ at London.
Il <-<M~f)!<~« <~ .S~t~t ~MM<ta/<ttt/o~ta alla Under thé tMe of ?~ «!)~</ /M/. there was
)M<~<aa, «n!~M a/<A«)tt<t,ib. ~s64, tS7t. puNished M London, !n tsy~ a tnutshttion of thé
'!8'. '~9$.SM'. '6~0. t&(o, Turin, 1580,y. ttaet ~<m<~ <&~ ~f~, Venez. t~ t~t,
<<<n/M-<~M/<. Ve)tet.t<o9,8°: 1571, *57S<S°'
'573. 8' t5M. t6~. 8. A French version of thé ~<-cA<cWMnmde by
The French tmadatioa which 1 have !een is Gabrid
entittcd: Chappays Af<<r Mttw~</ <~ a~ «
&M«<xt,Pans, ts84. t~6,8°.
Les Caprices de M. Leonard Fioravanti Botog. Fioravanti diedat Mogna, 4 Sept., t~M.
nois, touchant la Médecine qui sont plusieurs et
Boret. ~/Mf~<! C<<mM<t, t6M. p. 9S. ~~<~M ~M«'< Paris, Paacttouehe (t&M.
Job. Crato a Kmftheim, C'<MM<~r«#< <<B~M. 93). iv. p.
/o/<M-<!(M.<MMKMM/<M<t /<M j~M. t67t. i. p. so6 Sprenge), G<M<«:~ ~~<<&, te~, iii.
( 'Fiot-a~attE,nebuto pessimus,qui Venetiis ejectus P.535-
est1. Sc.hmhtder, <:<K-AM~der ~M<j~, tSge, p.
Conring, /« ~<t<f~!a< ~~<-<tM
/«<tt«ft<f~e,t6e7, p. 90. Huefer, //<'f~ttf <&~t CM)~. 1843,ii. p. tm;
Orlandi, A~<w<~t Sft-~W &)/«~ ty~ !869, ii. p. t~.
p. t<)o. Emh & Grober. ~~m~tw ~<y~f.& t84<i.
Roth.Schottt.
~ïe<A«M CA<mt<o, ~i~, p. 77. xtiv.p.9(<tftMebyThei)e).
Maaget, ~AfM &ot~m ~MMw~ttt. Bt~~M- <Mr~ t8<6, xiv. p. Mo (article
1731. ii. P.287. by Chaameton).
/a~ ~'«~f /<M ~~&'<~z /M'/a/~<M'. ~o«w~ ~«jSM~AMC~A~&, ~858, xvii. cet.
t73a, p. $4. 739.
Xedter, M««~< '7~, ht.col. Q6t. Poggendortf, ~«~~MA./<~tWj~ ~o~-
Kestner, M-~M~~ Ct~w, t74o, M~<~< 1863.i. cot. 748.
P. 300. Ladfagut, N~/tf/~M OM«!< &t«t«t
JOcher.
~%)!a«-tw< C<<«. t7so, il. &fF< 1870,Nos. t6o<).!a.
col. 6!
Haller, ~/M/A<«t Botanica, 177!, i. p. 3~9; 4&me Dtc~Ma~w~M.K~M~~fca~M,
Série, tS?~, )i. p. 3ta.
1772. Il. p. !'7.J. HMsef, G«t<tfjt~<a~t<-«, t88ï, ii. pp. tta,
Hatter. F~/M/~a ~«<<'M~<t. t774, i. p. Mn. '95-
tM!er,<. CA<< !7M. P.~S; Hirsch.Nt<~e~~A« /<~<At)tder ~</w~<
'775. p. 6oo. ~M<&a~t~, tMs. ti. p. 368.
HaHer, ~/&<M JM'~M<B /<w/M~, tTTy, ii. BiUing! /<t<&.t.C<<!A~ t883. tv. p. 983; ad
p. tAQL (One of thé Crst in Italy to use chemical Séries, tQoa,v. p. 80~.
n)edtc<nes.) FergtMon, 'Note! on BootMof Secrets,'
H!oy. /M<r/<mt)«tt~ ~<a<- /<t ~~Mw~. 7'MM~MJM~<e/~M()'C~MKW.
t776. <i. p. 3~. t8a3, ii. pp. t9t, 95! t89o. N.S. i. p. 4~0.
Fuchs, ~tr/~WM ~mt.«:~ ~~M<«<
t9o6~8. p. 54.

FIORE DE FIORI.
&< ARMAU)US de ViUanova.

FIR.ENZE.
Ste FLORENCE.
 ~?Z

FISCHER (EMRHARCHmNRMK).
Eberhard Heinrich Fischers, Kônigl. Preufs.Foister in der GrafscbaftMannsfeld,
Bfandenb. Antheib. Albertus Magnus der Andere. Das ist Geheimnifse
der Natur und Kunst vor alle StSnde, als fur KOastter, Jager, Oekonomen,
Profesionisten, Handwerker &c. zum Besten aus eignen Erfahrungen auf-
gesetzet und mit nothigen Registem hemusgegeben. ln zwey Theilen.
Ahona und Leipzig, bey Johann Heinrich Kaven, ~97.
< EtsterThei). Pp.[~, tndadittga phKeoap.M], aoo.
Xweytwan<iteM<efTh~t[M]i[89. WMtspp.[tt.t6]b)an)<
Notes
FefgaMn,BiMtogmpMca) oa BootN ot Pt. iv.,T'~McAo'M
Secrets,' ~M<~~t<*<a/
~«-C~Mf. t990.N.&f. p.3)t.

FtSCHER (L~vtMOs).
I. N. R. ï. Beati Do. Levini Fischeri. M.D. De Aurea Auri Tinctura sive
Veri auri Potabilis Medicina Comment&nus} qvô & genuina ejusdem ptœ
paratio ac usus spectabtMsiatimatur. Brunopoli. Literis Henrici Kesleri.
A.C. M.DCC.IV.
4'. PP.
4'. [6]<&
Pp.[6]<&
There were editions of the above publisbed in Ce ~M&M!~M(tt~« <«a/<!p't, withoot ptace,
t630, t&tg. ta*,~thcttt phMe and pnntet't name. <6~ !°
To Mmotherworks are ascribed by Mefddin 0< t«M <t<~f <!j~/M ~iaw<~<~ ff~
Cc~M <w<<t«~~«!&, HemipoU,t6s6, fol., wtthoot ptace ttd date, 8".
<~<xahm<<W<!ttf<t<:«,
t68o~8'. CompMeGttE, «<«!&<~o~<et«.
MetcMie, jM<d!aMW ~MMt< ï686, p~ 799. Manget. ~/M<t<c<t &n~MMt<ot ~~«~ox,
~t. t. it. p. ~S.
FLAMEL (NtcoLAS).
Des berChmten Philosophi Nicohu Flamelli Chytnisehe Werke, ais
t. Das gûldeoe Kleinod der Hierogtyphischen Figuren.
<. Das Kleinod der PMIosophMe.
g. Summarium Philosophicum.
4. Die grosse Erktâtang des Steins der Weisen zur Verwandelung aller
Metatten.
$. Schatz der PMIosophMe.
Den Liebhabem der Kunst aus dem FranMsischen in das Teutscbe
übersetzt von J. L. M. C. Zu finden bey Johann Paul Kraus, Buchhândter
in W!eon. ïy~t.
6'. Pp. [6] 3–~0 [s bbak). FMntbpteee with < subjecb. 3 engraved phtes
with 7 atbjecM. Foldiog plate. TMe red and black.
A&erthe above title la anotber title in two tompmrtmentsspecifying t. Das Buch
der HieMgtypMMhenFiguMO, Nicolai F)Mne))!, and a. Das wtthrMte Buch des
geNhtten GtteettischenAbts Syae:ii, Vom Stein der Weitea.
Between pp. tt9.3 la another tMe-page: Das Kleinod der Phitosophiaeoderdas
Ohft'Ntt der Begierde NicoM Ftfundtt ein vonremich Werck, in we)che<nverfasset
ht. dieOfdnung und Manier, welcheder votgenmnte Ftamdt inder Compositiondes
Werdm der Natur gehatteo bat, welche unter teiaen HieMgtypMsehenF)guren sind
versteeket. Aus ememalten MS. An. ~t.
Pp. M~.tM contait)a tist oftttehemieat beoto.
This édition is oot meotioned bv Roth~chottï, fMM Roth.SehcM& Lange's traMtatien appeared
Sehm!edeir, Bamoer, GmeMn.or Fuchs; thé last )M <3, Mtd there to Mid to be M editten by Rcth.
two quote an éditionof Hamburg,t6St, appateotty SchMMinii'go.
z8o ~Z~

FLAMEL (Ntco~As). C~A'

Annotata quoedam ex FtameHo.
See DORN(GKRARD),Trevtsan<ts de Chymico Miracuto, t6oo, p. uy.
~< THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, tô~ç, i. p. 748.
See MAKUf-t
oee MANGET (J. j.J.), tttonotneca
(j. BibliotbecaChemica
~oen Curiosa, t~M, i}. p. 3~0.
""L~-
This t.bas 1-
been ..Jt_J:L__Jo
datcnbed as .0
a comment by by <Mm. Bat <he whote Met h ba~ed on a mis.
Flamel on Denis Zachaire. and as Denis ZachitiM UttdeMtaading. See what issatdundet-zACHAtat!
tived a centuryand a hfUfafter FlamelMme bave (DEtttS).
fett a difficultyia believing thèse anaotatioMto be

Le Désir désiré.
See MCHEBOURG (j. M. D.), BiMiothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, ~40, ii.
p.:8s.
See SEMDtvootus (MtCHAEL), Cosmopotite, t6:9,ii. p. ïn.

Explication des Figures.

See RMHEBOURG(J. M. D.), Bibliothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, [740, ;i.
P. 195.
Les Figures Hieroglyphiques.
See AKMAUC (P.), Trois Traictez de la Philosophie Naturelle, t6)2, p. 4$.
Thisis the firstédition. The Ht)g)ishtraMhttionwas publishedat Loedon, t6~,
ta, witha Mdingplate. Jt wasreprintedand pubtishcdat London,t8So,smitH4-,
withan introducuon, signedW. W. Westeott.
The Hieroglyphicks.
Ste SALMON (WtLHAM),Medicina Practica, 1691,?. ;2t.
Le Sommaire Philosophique.
.See RtCREBOURG (J. M. D.), Bibliothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, t74o, ii.
P.:63.
Summarium Philosophicum.
See vtER nützhche Chymische Tractât. t6! sig. Fvj M~f~.
See WASS!îRSTE!N der Weysen, t6t9, p. 214.
~< MANGET (J. j.), BiMiothecaChemica Curiosa, t~CM,
ii. p. 368.
.S«' WASSERSTBtN der Weisen, !704, p. t64.
See WAssERSTEtNder Weisen, t743,p. !54.
&e MUSEUMHERMETtCUM, 1749,p. t72.

Summary of Phitosophy; or, Short Treatise of thé Philosophers Stone.

AUMFONTMA CHYMtCA, t6So, p. t4S.
Geschichte Nicolai FtameU!.
See SAMMLUNG der neuesten und merkwNrdigsten Begebenheiten. !78o.
Histoire Critique der Nicolas Flamel et de Pemelle sa Femme.
~M V
~MV'(L.),t76!.
~), t7&
Flamel is one of the most renownedof ail the forthwith began thé search for the great etixir,
adepts, for m his case the phitosopher's ttone which he su<:ct«le<tin acquiring after tweety-toM)-
acted in its double capacity of confetriag riches years* study, long joumeys, bard labours, and
and long tife. Hewas born about tg~o–though nMtay diMppotntntMts. His experiments wcre
the date is by no meansceftatn–aeted as scnvener saccessM m 138~. Thé weatth he acquifed was
titt an atchem!cat book written on te~ve; made of devoted to the b)tiM!ng.restodns', and deeotatiag
the bark of a tree fe)t into Ms bands, when he of churchesand h<Mp!tab. He b reputed to bave
 ~~FZ-~ASA~V~ xSt

FLAMEL (NMOLAs). C~j<MM~.

died iR the yeu t4t8, but Faut LucM tétâtes that S
Saint-Ja.cques'ht'BmtdMde, h oow prcserved in
when tM~ttioK in A~!aMinor be met a devisa t Hôte! de Chtov. at Parts.
thé
who saidthat Ft~met and bis wifowere stitt ative. Ltsts of Fhtmers werta are givcn by Bord,
't'his storyand thé Mpottt about Flamel's wœtth 1Roth~chottz. LengletDufresnoy,Adetang.Cmetin,
wereemntittedandcrittcitiedby H:tienneFran~ts 1
Fuchs. Sdtmieder, Kopp.
ViMaininhis history of Flamel (y.f.).). Ftamebportfait is prefixed to SMtdtiii. of Roth.
Mostof the accounts contalnedintheMstonesarc Schottï's~MfM~ Clumica.
based on what !s reputed to be iFtamefs own For bis connection with Abraham EteaM)-
narrative, as given in hb ~«'~y~M! Hb AMAHAM.
Mmb$tone, dated t~tS. from thé oM ebunA of
De La MartMete, 7'<<x<Me<& p. 37. Borner, ~K~ C~ t7<9,p. 84.
(MMtinietB.by thé way, says that FtMne)cauted &~<n~ sur C«at<c~< <&~~&4<7M C~MM, ty!
bis book to be printed. He forgot that pr!nttttg p.488.
w~ not tfaawneither la Fbttne)'s time, or for many Atktang. C<<dM<~<<frJ~M~t~f~a A~~t<'<
ye~M-sa!) 1787,tti. pp. a~a-~M.
Mater, ~'<x~/<t <<M<w<c A~«M?.!6~, p. 333. A~'AfM<<t(~t< die ~4M<M~,ty~), p. t07.
Botei, &MM~<!M«M)M<M, t6<4. PP. 95, a65< Wie~leb, UalsnrKkarlg'
Wi<~)eb. &W<Mt«~«~ dcr<~Alesspt~
~M«))~ h7~)polet¡.or
Bord. r~Mf J?<eh(Mf~ et ~~eMt ~793'PP ~N5*
C<t«~t~<<~aap't«~ t6~, p. t~. Gme!)n,der CtMt&, iy97'i799,
C~ic~M~
Conring, De ~<~Mt<K'<tMedidna ~«f, ])tO<M<W.
Ed. Sec., 1669.p. 4M. "NittohM Flnmel, Paul L<tt<M,und
Wieland,
Morho~ û< )M</a~<M'«M ~<MMM«<<t/t<w ~<tt, der DefWtMhvon Brussa, Kto BeytMg sur Ges.
1673. '?. cMehte der Unslcbtbaren, 1788." &ïMMt/«A<
Mercklin. /~<«<M«M< ~«e<M<Mt, t686, p. 633. M~ *797< PP. t95~6t.
BornchhM.Oi'M &<t~rMM C~~tMM-tox, AtMo, <~«~<M«/<h', tSog, iv. p. ïts.
'697, pt tS. No. xxxi. and in MtU)get,BW<o«fc<t IntMdttction to Ftame)'! ?~~<!e~ Londoa.
C~OMMO t'«<-«Ma.tyM, i. p. 47, No. xUi. t8c6.
Buddeuit, An ~M~ wt/ ta ~HM« Fuchs, ~<~fM~«<Mder c~~MtAM /.t7&n!/«A-.
7~/<'r< tyoa, P77: and ln Roth-Schottt, t8e6.e8,p. 30.
/~M/M ?~t<t!M<~Ot«~<r«fH,iTaSt i. p. <30. ?%< ~t«<!t ~2f~«i~< /'A<&M~
A~/TM.M'A, <t<f~7~N~et<:f~fM<- t8t; p. 30, ed. Walte, t885, p. M.
dsr &&'Mf.A')MM/.
der Srhrids·~u»rt, )t7<M,
xyoa. p. 67.
bl· Sch)!t!ede)-, ~«AK'A<<der <4<rA<M~, t8jz, pp.
A~fttMJktMM/*<M<<UM<, !703, «, pp. S?, 9t0. t88.6ot.
Lucas, i'Mgtf t&w (7<x<w,/'<<~ Hoefer, jYM)t~<de la CA«t<tf.t&~9,i. pp.
Mineure. Paris, t/m. pp. 98-tM.
Roth.Sthottz, FWM~M C~t«-<t, tyay. p. 78. 435Ëtsch ¡ 1866,LGrw&r,
PP. 4St.4Eo.
~~M«MM ~<t<y~~M<<
ü»cykiopddis, i&ty.
r84y,
(PMtratt of Flamel as ffontbpteco to StOcktii. of xlv. p.~q.
thh bock.) ~M~
Pouebet. des &~««t ~V«<tt~~t au
Die ~<&~<<)M /«)~<M& t73<),pp~ jM~« ~f, tCS3, PP.399~Ha.
Ft<!p''a~Me t~t«OM//<, t8s6, xiv. p. 16$ (by
x1~47· Manget, ~<~t<t<A«:e~f~~MM ~M<«wKm, Delaunaye).
P-*S8. Figuier, ~t'~ Il &t ~<~<«, t8s6, pp.
'73'Zedter, t/)!tt~-[<t/M<w,
173$, fx. cot. tt~g. iyt.300,366.
Lenglet Dufresnoy, ~M&)H'<.1749, i. pp. i!c6- ~MM& Ft~~tM CA<A-a&. t3s8. xvii. co~
at0; iM.p. 16g. St~~eg.
Ftctutd, /'M~SM< tys- P' 76. Ladtagu~ ~MMo~M Oa«a~; ~MfM«f
Etoy, /)tf<K'<M!<tth! ~M~~tf< de la J~MfCtW, &t~ t8~), No&M7'~9, SM-Sig.
ty<5, i. 3&, 1778, ii. p. 941. Z)~~e«M~ ~«t~M<%<« des &<aMM~M<-
Mot~n, /.<t O~ta .D~e/KW«M~ //)~<f'~<w, «t~, 4&nteSérie, )~8, li. p. 361 (and references).
v.
1759. P. 114- Du Sommerard, JMittA ?Tt<y!MM</A/««/
'~)Mt~t~ C~~M, !76t. de C~«y, C<t<a~M<<<&Ny~~M<&t<~Mt<f~4~<,
~<M ~W«~~<.f /'hMf<< <& Croix du Parts, 1883.p. 39. No. 34~.
A~<«~ << Du ~«-dï< l'aris, t77a. VoL ii. pp. Kopp, Dt< ~M<t)t!<, iMe~ i. pp. 94, Mg, ac6,
v.
t59.t6t vo). p~ tag. '"&.?.*3 3~. 3~ 3~ 3~6-
~aMN~a~ <&~ )«we~< ~~«t~w, Btthngs, /«<&.)f.ût<<As*<, and Sertes, 1900. v.
!78o. p. 849.

FLORENCE.
MOETTARto Medicinate, !s6?.
R!CB'rrARto Fiotent!ao, t7S9.

FLORENTINUS DE VALENTIA.
Jhesus Nobis Omnia 1 Rosa Ftorescens,contra F. G. Menapiicalumnias. Das
ist: Kurtzer Bericht vnd Widerantwort,auff die sub dato 3 Junii toi ex
agto Norico in Latein, vnd dann folgends den tg J~ obgedachtes Jahrs
Teutsch publicirte vnbedachte calumnias, F. G. Menapu, wider die Rosen-
2~ ~<~AWA~.y-~z~t's/?

FLORENTINUS DE VALENTIA. C~<

creutzische Societet. Au& einiaMgem eyNer gestellet durch Florentinum
de Vatentiâ ord. benedicti minimum client
cla Iac cl' VH.
Priusquam perquisiveris, ne cnnunens:
Cognosce primum, atq; tune increpa.
No ptaeo.priaterorpuMbher.S*. Pp.[444 Naak?wentht~
Jhesus Nobis Omnia 1 Rosa Florescens, contra F. G. Menapti calumnias. !)as
ist: Kurtzer Bericht vod Widetaotwott, auff die sub dato 3 Junii t6t7 ex
agto Norico in Latein, vnd dann folgendes tS Julii obgedachtes Jah)~
Teutsch publicirte vnbedachte calumnias, F. G. Menapii, wider die Rosen-
creutzbche Societet Aufs einfahigem eyfter gestellet durch Florentinum
de Vatentiâ ord. benedicti minimum client.
clalaccï'vm.
Priusquam perquisiveris, ne crimineris
Cognosce primnm (~r), atq; tune increpa.
y. Pp.[46.aNaa)t].
Tho~h thétMe.pMeisalmostIdenticalwiththépreceding exceptin thedate.the
twoedMoM arequitedme~ent fromeMhother.as bobviom fcotnthe pagination.
Sa 'ANTIKPÏ2IS ad ResponsumFtorentin:de Valentia, i6t&
Ktoœsaysttxttuaderthh cameandthatofTh. AnMttd.however. Mys that FtorentintM de Vateeth
Sehweishatd. DanMM~UoecotMea!ed himsetf. wM probeMy Vttteatin And~eachimseK
AmoM, M~eAot. «~ ~</< /<M/~<«, tMt.ii. <?'<&?<&< <!e&&<«M «~ ~jMtt~M~m, ty8g, pp.
p. t~s(Th.ii. B.x~i.c. iftiii.gi!?).
LeogtetDufresno/.A~/e<~<&& /iH<~H< Ktoss, /MM<<~M< <&~ ~~aMt<'w~, t&M,
A'<nM~«t,1740,ix.p. aCa. p. t8a, No. ~496:p. <83, No. p. ta<,
~~<f <M Ax-Mf~« A~n~h!~ No. ~9~ P' *S6. No. 953$ p. a.~S;
tS{h No. 95~9,
No.
Mo. ~&t ~6~.
FLORETUS A BETHABOR.
Ben-Adams Trautn-Gestcht.
~M MKHUN(j8At: DE), Spiegel der Alchymie, ~7'.
See n,p"uGl~nu.g
wo HERMETtSCHESaz,
A. amB. v.~ 1779, ii. p. 296.
C., a//c~>am
Roth-ScMtz mentions a separate édition of this Ga))i nMh der Einade S. Michael. Hamburg,
UrMt Ttamn-Gesieht. welches Ben-M~m Mr t6&t,8'.
Zeit der Regienmg Puchatetz des KSaigs von Gmelin quotes this as it stands, but put5 AtanM'
Adamagehebt.mtdMTaggegebenhat. MMnoch for 'Adama.' and !n th<! the )dng iscalled
einem aedem TrMtKtteiovon der Rebe Friedrich RudMurMt.
Roth~chcttz. <K~M<A<M C&!Mt< tMy, p. 97. Ladfagae.B~<~A~«< 0«Mtt~:&M)«;«&
~~Mf OaeAM*~<~ Aat~« C' <y8~. tSyo, No. n)tt (catls the king, RuchareM, wbich
seems the correct form).
Gntetin, C<t~tfA<<<&f Ct<Mf~, ~798,ii. ï~. Kopp, D« ~&~<e<t<,t8!6, i!. p. 3~3.
FLOYER (JOHN).
Inquisitio in verum Usum & abusum Catidorum, Frigidorum, & Temperatorum
Angt}:e Batneorum.
VALLEMUS (NtcOLAUS),Tentamina Phys!co.Chem!ca,t699,p. <38.
Von den herrMchenWirkungen des kaken Badens und Tnnkens des kalten
Wassers.
~M OERTEL, Universat-Wasserdoktor. No date.
~<~ <~f ~A<M~~&t/ Londoo,1697,8*,wasthéNtstedit!onot
Ibiswork,aad
thNwork. ana 1.went
it weMthtoughsewetgl
throngdse~end
editions.The
ed!t!on~.ThéGerman
Gefman
trausiation at
traedatioaappeared
appea~d
Breshuin ty~, e*.
 /=Z<?KM-~<7~D 283

FLOYER (JOHN). CM~w~.

Sir John Ftoyer was born a<Hintes, in Stafford. views tmy hâve tended M depfeettte Mm antONMt
sbire. jn ):&(9,studied arts and medicineet Oxford, bis tettows. M they tao oounter to thé ptacttce
andgraduated ln both. He Mtted in pmctice et of thé time. Ox thé othef hatx), HaMef says
H<;Me)d, MdacQuired efcM MpmaUottoyhis <~ ( that bis wottt was not MfBeteMty wett known,
and tuccess !o bis proM~ion. He dtcd ln t~iM. aa<t even at thé présent <y !t assetted thMhe
He was a tttoog advocato for cold bathi, and hM hM not obMineddue fect~oition for whathe dM.
Wood, ~~M C.M«~<M. t~t. 979: «t. Sprenget, Ot~Mr~ ~ft~Aax~, !?97,
miss, 18rao, Iv. 53a p.408.
Manget, ~<! .R-~yeM ~it~tMt, DMdtneWs./~<NMMt~ ~M<~«< <&/a ~i~.
t73t. t. ti. p. a~ he~ews). <;<«<t8M, 1. 3<6.
7M~ ~<<~5&~&WX<M ~M<XA«W))X~ E~cb &Graber, ~/&<f<t«~ ~«f~~M~, t&iy,
'73~. P 5~. xtv.p.~6<bvF.W.Theite).
Ha)!er. ~t/M/~a ~<~M~ t~t, p. &$~ Bayte et TMitaye. /KaeMM& ~~M~, t8ss, ii.
HaUetr,BW<o<~a <4n<tA'M&< ~4, !.D.783.
Eioy.
E!oy. Oistioaxaire
/Mf~'<M'M~ Xislorsque
~««~~ da
<&Xt
ta AiMt~w.
M~ne. ~~M< M<<t~w~, tSs6. xfv. P. :63.
t778.!<.p.M4. ~VMM/&~<t~!M~ (MtA-< t!:8. )[v!!i.cet.
CMTèM, OtAt~M Ouvrqrj .««' suro
des 0<H'~fM AtMbome, CW/<M/ D<~e<M)y J~N~
~a<M' A~tf. !?% p. M. Mo. t~ p. 69, JM<MW<w, tt)s9, p. 608(Hoyer and Dr. JohMonJ
No. tS3 P. 64. No. t<4. /)«'~««ttf< <)«.w/< c<MjM«teM ~<<t'.
Hauer. &MM«-<! ~&t««; *w<«~, 1788, iv. t«~, .t&nteS~fie, tS/S.ii. p. dM.
p. M~ HMser, <?<~<:M! ~i-~f! tMt, ti. p. 616.
Gmetin. C< er C<t<M&, ly~, il. pp. a~t, ~&'«M<My</ AMnxt<t/ &<~t~. )tM}. !tHt.
~M. ~~S.
Chalmers, 7~<<7<t«'MMt<&«ra<CM<M'«!<y, Stningt, /tt<j!M;-C<</<tA~M, tM~,v. p. ty; end
tat4. <iv. p. ~t6. Seties, t~oo~v. p. M9.
~<' <MM«-<t&. pMis, Fane)M<t<!)M! (t8ao- Hirsch. ~«g)r<tM&~ Z.M~h« A<«'Mva.
iv. p. t66. F'<<&<~<, tM~, ii. p. 389.

FLUDD (ROBERT).
Clavis Philosopha et AtchymmeFluddanee. Sive Roberd Fluddi Armigeri, et
Medicinae Doctoris, ad Epistolicam Petri Gassendi Theologi Exercitationem
Responfum. In quo Inanes Marini Mersenni Monachi Obiectiones, querel-
eeque ipsius tniustfe, immeritb in Robertum Fluddum adhibit~, examin&ntur
<ttq:auferuntur Seuerum ac altitonans Francise! Lanouii de Fluddo Judicium
refellitur, & in nihilum redigitur: Erronea Pnnctpiorum Phi!osophis F!uddanae
detectio, & Petro Gassendo facta, corrigitur, & eequa!i iusUttœtrutina ponder-
atur ac denique sex tUae Impietates, quas Mersennus in Fluddum est
machinatus, s!ncene veritatis fluctibus abtuuntur atque absterguntur.
Super omnia vincit Veritas, 3 Esdr. 3. n.
Francofurti, Prostat apud Guilhelmum Fitzerum. Anno M.DC.XXXIII.
FoUo.Pp.8?[t b)M)h~VignetteARoïyCrosswiththemotto DatRosamel
Apibus.
Discursus de Unguento Armario.
J~ THEATRUM
THEATRUM SYMPATHET!CUM,
SYMPATHET!CUM,16 t66:, p. $07.
Robett Ftudd. or de Ftucttbus, of Webh descent, Ho was a bdiever in astrotogy. atchenty, sym.
was bom at Milgatehoase, ln thé parish of Bear- pathetic eûtes, and he iatroduced the PatMogia
sted. Kent, in tS74- He eMeted St. John's DtemonhMa,!n whith at) dheiMesare asenbed to
CoUœe, Oxford, tmt, and graduated B.A. in evit spM« toeated in the four qMrters of the
tM&.M.A.!n!j99. rbenti)te)n<MtofthBMho!M's carth. He is be<t )(nown,however, as thé meM
o the time be ttaveHed on thé continent, and six thorough-eoinp supporter in thb OMmtry of RoticrM.
years etapsod, during wMch he visited France, cmnismof whieh a detimcepMSt: under his Muée,
Spain, ttaty. and Germany. He had aeqaited a atth<wt:hits ttuthentMty hM been dcabted.
t<now!edB'eof chanbtty and posiMy of medicitte, He died at Londoa, S Septembe! t637, Mxtwas
and on bis return ho became a member of Christ buried in Beanted PtU'ish Church.
Chufch, Ot[<<t[d,and gntduated in medMee in Hb works were puMfshed et Oppenheint and
ï6o~ After sevem) tm!ts he was adniitted to thé Ft&nkfmftby différent pemons between thé yetUt
Couege of Physiciansin ~609. t6ty and t~aL in <bMo.Thqr eontain a number
He practlàed ta London, and was MgMy of eancus tma etabomteiittMtMtioeswhieh mo<t
esteemed and iMty MtcceMfat, and this &ct have entajted no Mm))amoant of hboor oa thé
appMeMty temtdMwhethe)' the exj~tanationgiven author. Be~des thèse, whith tmm te a eertaix
ot tt by Futter be cotreetor not. exMnta eoMeeM!weseno, there are the foMowiog
~4 ~XM?~
FLUUD (RoBEM).
~v. Continued.
f~M~e ~Mua&a, Gou ~38. smatt foUo.f[: Ad<na MetcMor Bitkboh:), Leiptig, ~78~,<owbieh
M
[4) iM:
152; Engtish
Aloyraica,
ttMdation,
Gouda~~~MMt<
i6g8, /~t7~
smniltolio, Semter puMttbed ~«~~ M /<tf/<~« <~<
Lcndott, )6<9,Sg, smsil
snxtMfoüo,
Mio, pp. [6j. 300; thé ~'A««~r w ~«<&f< &'Att/<< /a~ <<M~*<u~.
Londou, o(
crittcbm t6~Fbster's~mM.~eofw~tLondon.
6 l~oo; the ~M~ Hn))e. t?8s, S", pp. P') xYiii-xMii,
'63!. 4°. pp. jt&j, 56), entitted ?~ ~<fj<~ 3t9.
~<u<4~/'w<~t ~otMw, on<<t~<<< <y ~t~ for w ThtfAtAf~~<p~M!f«~<:M ta ~«M ~m <?<'
tf~'W <ttmt~<~ M'~M/m!.&t<,London, 163~ M~/< ~<M~<t!Ï. <~M'~a, 11. <<if Mf~,)(t. de
smftH4', pp.[!) blank, 6 t~. 68 trattslatcd into fMM~W/ttW~. Cui <'W<~M<A!<f n<'««~/&<M~tWAtC
Latin: A.M al ~~t~MMa.MM, f<&)'M /)t~<<t M'/&~
Gouda, t638.NnaMMfo.fr.30. a <'n<« ~<M«tf~~ (MtfttA) 4 ~a~ tM~
~<<~< <'<M<Mn'<t, ~)M~~</A<f)Kde ~<'<M ZM/aw. Oppenheim, Anno CbrbtVt MVuDo
Ctwe tMJ~M~XM «j~mM <Ma<-M~ <M~ffK!M, Vtta (t6t7). 4, pp. ï36 fa Man)<T,which Buble
t<ty</tt<Mt*"M' ~)ff<<Mf aMw<M<< a~ww. says was edited by Michel Maief. This and
Lugd. Batavorum, t6t6. S*. the preceding aM seemingly not onty the mrest
/ft~/M <<<!f«th<t /a<<t<<M 5<~<&</<j of Fiudd's wor)«. but among the mmst of Utemry
<t ChfftdMm<<MM, Lagd. Rat~vomm, 1617. curiosities. There is &bo thé trestise which he
MM)) t'. pp. tsë Germn tnuMhtton &<«~- pubtishett under thé pseudoaymofjoachia) Fririu:
~<t~~ ~<fA/A'<7 der ~~«~tt<<t<~«~. NMMMMM ~<MMM,FtanM., t6z9. foL, whtch is
~A~ <M<Mf/~<w ~<&«~ ~M (Le. ioctuded in the coUectedworks.

<a~n'<tM Brucker, Historia C~Wco /&~MF. !y66. IV.

ft' ttoisNU~M!,AM<~<f<< Ch!&<~)WA<t<t
~«< .f«~«'w. f~WtWKM virdrom, ft~WtOM, L pp. <t6, ôtg, 6yo, 6<93 tV. ii. p. 639.
t6m, plate Rr 4. HaXer. ~<M~A~<t~«!/<Ka, t7y4, i. p. 337
Bote), FWM/A-<M gea <~<««M,t6M.
eàJWCO@ p. 07 t6s6, <homo &aat)MS, Roseacruzianus, qui se notutt
P. O! ,1.' !ntettM).
Merddin. ~««6f«tK<aMtt<«j, 686 p. o~t.
t686, Haller, ~<<Wtt<M ~Me~n'a~ ~t</K'<?, t)~, ii.
Freher, ?'A<'a~aMM~-«M~~A7A'w~~M<jM, p. 468 (contents of the six volumes of bis eoHected
il.
1688. p. t}~. Portrait, plate 6t. works RoMncruciitniBsocicMis homo fanaticus,
Witte. /?<«~M« &'<!SM~;<-t«M, 1688, Uy. 8 subinde Mmen utilia cogitata admisceM).
Sept.. 1637. ~Mt<f as </« A«f~e<A/~< ~MMeM~a/i'<<M
A~<AaMM ~*a/<'M~ft,tTOg. p. ti6. 0~<)M < G~/<&w~ und ~<u~«~w<< tySgt
Phecins, 7X«t/M<ot~««f~MM /'N'f«&«y. pp. ~t, 53,8o(Joach. Prischil (~M~m~MM A<aM<M.
fMe/HM,tyoS, in the Section: 'De ScnptonbM Fmncof. t&<6; not ascribed to Fhdd).
Pseadonyntis detectis,' p. tS6, p. aM, p. 477. ~f<~<f yaf ~MM~<-<t~<, ty8~, Il. p gya
Rcimmann, ~M/<««~ M die A'M/~<<<x/~o-. (review of bis &A«<tMA't/!).
ariam <&~<r7'ts<MA<«, !7C9,iii. p. 491 (<t). CM~A<< der A<M«'<t
Christ. Gottl. Praetohm, /MM~/<t~ de M!<j p.~'<~<~<«r CA«MM,ty83,
Mt~Mf~M de ~t~~<o 5t7.
/%K&/«M<!<<MAM. Semtef,
M~M~ ~<x/e<~)Mt.t«f ~t<~h<:
Vitemb. !7ïs. 4*. der ~f~~n~f. t/Sy. ii. p. 7+
Barchasen, 2~ ~M'<&««:OfMK< <</WM Gntetin, GMr~Mi~der ~~m«. 1797,i. p. $60.
~<<!<'<<w<'j, 17:3, p. 4S4.47~Dissettfttio xxii. Hotchinson. ~!«x~~<! ~M&a, ~70~,f. p. 303.
'de Robert: F)<tdtnsttMtisMedidnte.' BuMe, CfjcA<< ~«~M /W/<M~&, t8oo,
Buddeua, C"M~<<f<fm~M/c/'M' ~<7c~~K«-, P?'
1731. PP. f9.433-4. AxkIa.Gerteral
Audn, Ct~nt~ ~iograpby,
BM~«~Ay,x8o3, iv. p.iv. p. t.p.
tecg, xqa.
MMtget, ~MtOt~Ma &<w~ ~M~M~WM, Murr, M<f d!MaKtA~<t MMMt~ der ~at~M.
t?3t. t. il. p. ~S. ~«~<~ M«<~<<M/)MSM~'<OnK<M, 180~, pp. ~0,
Stolle, ~a&H~ sur ~tt/f~t der ~MMaMer~t ~a.&t,68.
C< 1731.pp. M9-933,$31. Buh)e, MrArroSf~<<~ und die t<M'<tfA«M/<
Morhof, /~<Mr/«f. 173!, i. p. 393 ii. pp. Y9, &A~ba<t <&~ O~Mdir ~<'JO~HM~ &'«</'hy-
!6o, 946,356, 399.4~. aM/f~Mœ maurtr, ï8o4, pp. 907, &t5
Douglas, ~t~f~Mt j~t'aMn, NicoM, .6~~ ~MM~t<~M ti~r <<Mt/~nf~
edit. sec. t734. P. M3. aM~M<~At'<<M<~M&.M~<MM~j)<<MM'r,
Zedler, t/7«'Mfta/-Z<.Mf«,t73~, ix. col. t34g. 1806. Text, pp. 68. 74. 83, 8s. 86; .~<~ihM~,
Stolle, ~M/f««'y sur ~M/<~t<der C.'M<«/. PP. 39. ')4.4~ (against Buhte': vieM).
1736. pp. 567, 569. Fuchs, /~<M![~«a< der <~aM'~A<n~.t~<M<<n',
Résiner, A/«~<MM<A<t G<Mf<«t-~n<rc~,ty4o, i8o6«8, p. <39.
p.301. Futter. y~~M/<My< H~jN~)~,
Anotd. A'Ï~AM. Mt~ ~«~~MM-~a, t74t, éd. Nichots, ï8tt, i. p. ?3.
Ii. p. 9~1 {Th. ii. Rxvii. t.xviH. §!?); p. ~54 Chaimets, ?~C</t</t!?«j~~MfM//)M!Mwy,
(§s's) p. ~5 (e.xiif.§t7). t8ï4, xiv. p. 4t7.
Lenglet DuMmoy, ~M~< <<ela /«f<~& Wood, ~«~xtB 0~<M~M<t,ed. Bliss, t8~, ii.
/~M~<~ae. t74~, pp. !&).!<&, a8t. coL 6t8 U. Frlzius, col. 690).
Vogt, C~~Mt ~MoMtO-CW~~Mt ~t~/N~m &<!pi~<M<AM)!«<t&,Paris, Panckoucke (t8<o.
~<ttton«M, ]:?47, p. :8t (f~Ht); S9t (Ftimi it~iv. p. 167.
&<M)tt«M&M<M<tt, but he dMnot ttnotvthat it was Oranger, ~4 ~t<~aAt~<t/ ~MA~y ~~a~,
Ftudd's) 509 (Rud. Otreb's TVat/aMj). t8a4, il. p. tM (Fludd s Nte portraits).
Fteytrag. <4<*<t&f/<t ~<M<ntn'<t, tyso, i. p. 31,
353 Sprengel, C~~Mt </<r~~M<g~««<<<. t8~7, iv.
(Frisai ~!«)xm<mtAM<M<«, ascribedto Ftudd). p.4&
tOcher, ~<t«'<)!<t C<h-/<M.K««, tyso. Sthmiedef,
C<A<Mo&<««', t839. p. 364.
col. 6s& Dezeimeris, Z)~<e~<Mtw~tA~M <&la ~iMf.
Fiotuld. /'f<~«~&<a, t7<3, Th.!.p. yS. <~«. t834, i. p. 3~8.
Ëtoy, jE~<t<~«MM'< ~M/<njfMdes &~MM M<M<* D'tsfaeH, ~tttotMM ~~tt~MW, i94ï, iii. p.
M&<,T7$5,i. p. 363: ï77<. 9~
 ~ZMPD-A~yE~ <8s

FLUDD (RoBMT). C~/MM~

_n~
Mactt&y,~'M<~ <~ J?.<-<nt<~6«ty /«f Franck, /M~c~<t~ie<<!w&w/'t</<<))~~NM,
/~j<MM, t&tt, iif.pp. ï~ !!88: ~s'. i. PP. 174. 'Sys' PP- S99-54*'
/W/&WM~-< ~<<M~M< .Sn'tWM/)~
Hoefer. ~M~ la CA<M«',~3, Il. pp. t8~ M&f,4~nte Série, t878. ii. p. <t<8.
190; tS69.pp.t77.t8z. Haeser, GMt-jMf<~<<, t88t, if. p. aa6.
Ktost. WMtgyt~& t~- ~itMNfww~, t6d4, Billings, /«/e)'.C<t~/<!fw~,1884, v. p. ty; and
p. t8t. N<~ 9~8t. &t89,3~3, !!<8s:p. tM. N&. Series. t~oo, v. p. Sro.
soMjsummum boaum, auctorenuctore
J(Mehim Frlulo
Joachim MMio Hit~ch, F<<~<MW'rc~/.<MMaa der ~M'~w-
(~ FtMtcot t6a9(<M;)fot.). jpM~M~</< t88<, Il. p. 380.
&
Bayte ThiUaye,~~«~~ AMt.-o&,tSss. <. Wa!te. ?~ ~M/ ~/<~ ~tt~~w~j,
tMr, pp. ~83-307.
&<;pn~A~ Mt~wH~/A*, !S~6. xiv.p. 363. Z~tAo~otT
< A~&«a<
C<t;s~< tSC~,*ix.
x!]<.p.
At'Mw?&
Nauvetle~p~
j8&w~M<CAtAw/t.
k Gdnlrate,xe~,
t8<5,xvt!.
xvt eo).t<.
col. x~. 348(article by Rev. A. (iwdon).
AtMbone, Critical ~'«~a!? ~f~~A ~~M jM'~«-a/<t/, t897. )t. p. 408.
/M< te$), ). p. 60$. t. B. Craven, ~w~ ~< Fludd (~<<M<&
MMtttt, ?~ AW </ <t! of ~&<-M«<) ??< ~M'~tt ~«~~a~a~ Lift <t«<<
f~e<< t86t, i. tao. Writings K!<-kwat). t~M, 8< pp. xif! a6o.
Stackt.Cf~A&~<<tf~At«~M<AtA~~<r/a~t. Powait, ~gnette. iMtBttationsin the text.
t866,m.pp,<t~.y&

FONS Chemicœ Veritatis.

See PtHLAUSTHBS.

FONTANA (GtOVANMt MAMA URBAtfO).

[Analyse des Eaux Thermales de Vinay avec des Observations sur les Insectes
microscopiques qui y sont contenus ainsi que dans leurs Mousses. Par
Mr. Fontana.]
No place, date, or printer.
4°. Pp.~tM. Exuact fromthe ~?00~ of thé Tt))f!n Academy, vii. 1786, p. pa.
Fontana, bora M Turin, !h<Dec., tK3, died ai on û~«< ~pt/ See ~'M<w of the Turin
Turin. July, <y~ï. He wrote a themicat paper Academy, ~po-gt, v. p. <Q.
FONTINA (JOHANNES VON DER).
Die Fontina der Liebhaber der hohen Wissenschaft.
See VIER niitzMche Chymische Tractât vom Stein der Weisen, t6t2, sig. Aij ~f~.
Ste <~ JEAN DE LA FONTAINK.

FORBERGER (GEORG).
Ste ZACHAtRE(oENtS),
-SM (DENtS), Von der mtii)
natürlichen Philosophia, t6o9, t773.
Georg FcrbMger was bom M MeiMen. <m<t &f~t/~ .«tm<M from Genn&ninto Latin, BM)),
Mw~ds thé dose of thé ttxteenth centmy tived M ï67S. <°, M weU as MsM)r!c&t works by facto
Basd. He wM <Madhèrent of PacMe&U! and Giovioand Gtticciardini.
MuMhted AtetfMdef von Sachtea's TM<~<t/A
MercMin, ~<n&)«MMM<fo/<M. t696,p. 8t6. JOchcr, ~a«~<t G<M~e< ty~o,
Reimmanh.~M&~tH~ <~ ~ïf~~tM ii. col. e'~
<&~r y<«<t;~tt,ty!3,Mv!. p. j7&
<!M'«)!t &!)'C<MM6t& <<i~&M CA<'M!<t~S.
Manget, ~/A«ih'<a &en«M ~~«-on<M,
ty~t, ii. p.309. ~chmiedcr, G~tA~~ <to' /t&A< tS~, p.
K~tnef, ~&~o~jNi<~ C~Z~f~, ~740.
X740,
p.3o6. Ladrague, F~/t'a~M O~M~ ~tx)«M
&<~MM,i8?o. Nos. 930~3!.
FORMOSUS.
.SM TRÂUMEdes gr!ech!schen Phitosophus Anstobutus, ~ô:.

FORSTER (JOHAMN REtNHOno).

See SCHEKLE(CARL wtt.HBLM), Chemical Observations and Expenments on Fife,
ty8o.
 286 /M~:rM–~<M?7~2JT/<7<!f

t~MiHR
FORSTER REtNHOLD). <,<??<
(JOHANN KEtNHOLD~.
JOHANN C<WM!MM<~
F<M«e<who M said to bave been descended tnatundiMon Cook'ssecond etfpeditioo.aod hating
from a ScotMXM). who had teR during thé waMof eaccepted it he joined thé "ReMtuuon" ia Juty,
Cromwell and settled at Danzig, was bom at t77a. 1 Théexpédition retumed in K?s. and a few
Dirschau in Ëast Prusia. M Octt t?eo. tn bis month~ n tatef FoMtef had pt~pMedhis report on
earty yean he was negtected. but m t
~43 he was thé botaey. But disagreements subtequenttyarose
sent to schoct !H MMea Werther, next to Berlin, as a to the wrMng thé ~MnaHveof thé voyage,and
and ln t?<n to the Gymnasium at Joachimsthttt, his t portion was Mttimatetytejeeted. and he was
where he showed an aptitude for hmguages. tn )retu<edr the cMt of the p)ate& For his work he
t74S t)e went to Ha))e. His father wbhed hint receiMd
f no eoMiderMion from the Govemment.
to studylaw, he hitmett ptefened medicine,so by but h his ment was rtCM:n))Mtby the U<)iwen.!ty of
way of compromise he studied theology and Oxfotd, C which made him a doctor of eMt hw.
acqttit<d sucha kaowledge of it and such a MhtnR At /< thb time hi; NiMmeeswere so low that he was
for it that he thought of entering the Church. Md put je priton tbf debt. He was teMewedfrom his
in t7S actttatty beeame pt<stor M Nitssenhuben pdebtst) in !y8)[ by ttedertdt M. of PnMsia, who
nea<- Danag. Witbout neglecting h! duties he o~ated o him&cottocitto)'and appointed him to the
studied !ntthaMatic! history, phHosophy, <md chair <: of naMMtMstotyat Hatte, whfchhe occMpted
natural history,whieh last iMpired him with a wish for
fc eiehteenyeare. He «bMined the dt~ees of
to trave). tn thé meantime,as his <an)i)w expenses d
doetor of pMoMphy and of medicine, and was
were teere~ing more mpid)y than his fnceme, hc head
h ofthe botanic gardea. HewM notmcceMM
accepted an offer to go to Russia to superintend as a a M':twetor teMheff tttxt ne devoted hima-tf
new seUtement~atonga part of the Votgft. On his mainly
n to traMtating Mrrativea of tKtve)~and to
fetum to St. PeteMbarR he presented a feport thé Il studyof history and of technotogy. He died
whichInducedthé GoMfft)n<et)t to ask him to draw ~December,
o 1708.
up a code basedon thécivil code of the Germans. Fonttr was a man of immense know)ed~eof
From Russia he went to England, where he natura) n Mttory. and of eMneous power of work.
pubtisheda translationtnto Kngtiïh ofLomonosov's He t was fMaitiatrwith seventeen tanguases. a)t of
~M~ ~a and some other works. He whichhecoaM
w speak and wdte. He !s said, how.
fefusedoe~rstogoasapireaehertonondaandto e'
ever, to bave had MOgh tnanneMand a veryheen
Ma<ytand,and for a unie tiMd at Warrington as toogne,tc to hâve b<eoextfavagMt and fond ofp)ay.
teacher of French and Gennan in thé Dissenters' wh!ehw thtewhim often into Snaneiat ~ttatts. M that
schoot. He pMied to the Episcopat schoot, where poMiMy
p someof the comptants made him
he taught French for some yeaM. An oHer to go were w not withont foundatioa. but a)tagatMt
the same
to hdm haviog faited, he had to support himsetf!n FoMter
F h to be fentembeted as one of the dis.
London by Wtittng and translation, but after tixgttMhed
ti natUMtistsof the eighteentheentmy.
eighteen mooths be was ofteted thé post of
AMn. C<n<M/~t'c~ t8«3, iv. p. tôt,) (Mt A~M~f~'<;pMMh)~CAM~ tS~e, xvtii. p. MO.
article). Poggendorti.- ~agra~hiscï~.l:leranxhu fifaxd
Meuse),/?<M~<~My/< yif~Aat~ Mif ~<Mt~e m
<&<<.M««&)t ~K<tfA<«&t/ iii. pp. ~f)«6M 1863t
>aa~r~t, 1. Col.115-
jSM~A-A- F~~Mf. tSyS, vii. p.
430.439. t< <attid. by Aifted Dove).
x!
166
Fachs. ~<~<WKMM«ier<M~~Ot ~«~ /M~<MM&?~<tM<&< ~tt'«t<M A~t.
tSû&oS.pp. 4<6.soQ, ~s. $96. S38. f< 4ee)eS~rie, !8?o. iii. p. 666.
fa~t,
Thornson, A~c~y a'' Royal A)cK~ )[8M, CM~fMe~ ~vaA<MM/ ~«gM~ ïMo, x)f.
Appeadmiv. p, )iv. a7Feb., t77~. p (coatainsa notice of the son j. G. Adam
~«~~b<- jMM~<t~,Paris, Panchou~e (t890. F
Forster, and a <ëwnotes on thé father).
:d. Iv. pp. t99-9o9(eitcettentartide with long list Wilh. Sehtader, G~M~Mo der ~M~~< M<t.
of bis wntings, by Jourdan). M
MW/~M ~M&, t8M, i. p. 409, S37,
Ench &Gntber, .<</&)MM~M jB«a'jM~< )[847,
xM.pp.~6.3~(byEdstein).
,.i..

FORTALITIUM Scientiae.dasist: dievn<Bh!batevo!kommetiche,vnerschatztiche

Kunst aller Künsten vnd magnalien; welcheallen wûrdigen, tugendhafRen
Pansophis studiosis die gïorwûrdtge, hochertettchteBrMdetSchatRdefs Rosen-
creutzes zu erôShen, gesandt. Daraufs dieselbige jhre gehorsame.Huge'
fromme Discipul ktârtich vnd ohne einige allegori nunmehr in demuht vnnd
der forcht Gottes a!!e mysteria, seyt der Welt anfang hero verstehn vnd
lernen mogen. Benebens sich gründlich vnnd augenscheinlich befinde4
dafs Ehmgcdachter, seliger, Gottliebender Fraternitet ringste Kunsten das
Goldmachen, vnd Lapis philosophicus jederzeit gewesen seyen.
Anno cïaloC.XVH.
Deus providebit qui crédit habebit.
No phceor printer.
8". S:gx.A,B,C,ineigh~;(.)fp~[4&tb!attk].C8(b)Mt?)bwmting.
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 Fûj?7~yycw-~o~c~K a8y

FORTALITIUM -Scientie. <<M~.

Fortalitium ScienUse. clabcxvm.
S*. Sigs.A. B, C. in dghh Orpp. [4~,3 bhtttt].
Mshis neiM-ty
This neactya Mt~.br.tine
Mt~.fo'.tinereprint of the t6t edition. but thé !'npteMionis not so chsm.
thé t6t7
Leuglet Dt&Btaoyquotes the t/t8 édition only, DaattscMMM.CMu'ecMrof the )~<mMtstamat Fmntc.
and is followedby the author of the ~Mf~f. furt a. M. He was a nean of took an
Kloss quotesboth éditions and adds tbat this b Mtiw part fnthe compihtthMof teM~tne, De B)ys TM<e)<,
t)M fifst appeMance of the two names JMMBtM and wrote ~'« <t«< &a~ot~~ an ~<ta/&
Agnostus and F. Q. Men<tptm. He statu itas bis /~<tt~ ~«~<tt~~<t ~<M<
conviction that thetwo nMM<denote one perMn, <t<w/Mt,ptinM atong ~tb thé ~t~a aad C<w.
who in a)t probability was Gotthant AnhusiHS, ~t<<M. &< MEK~RUS a)td MBKAPtUS.
Lengtet DaffMaoy, ~<~<~K'ck la ~~o~M OM<RM<<MOe/dia;~ und ~<w<~w/ tTSa,
Aty-M~tM', ty~, iti. p. 984. p. 68. No.;6.
A~~f au ~ao4<t-&«<<&/?<-< KtoM. RM~~j~a~t der ~~maf~Mt, t&)4,
p. t83. No. !t~. and p. t77. No. a~a.
FOURCROY (ANTOtNE-FRA~çotSD~.
Chemische Philosophie oder Grundwahrheiten der neuem Chemie auf eine
neue Art geordnet von A. F. Fourcroy, Arzt und Professor der Chemie.
Aus dem Franzôsischen übersetzt von D. Johann Samuel Traugott Gebler,
Oberhorgerichtsassessomund Senatom zu Leipzig.auch der Oekonomischen
Soc:etat daselbst Ehrenmitgliede. Leipzig,beySiegfried Lebrecht Crusius.
'796.
e*. Pp.i<tM.t89.
Thisis a translation
ofthéf~M~«- c~~M. puMMted at t~ttbin tyM.8°.
t79Saad 1806.tt wastMMtated intomostMttMpean
languages.
Mémoireset Observationsde Chimie,Par M. de Fourcroy, Docteur en Médecine
de la Faculté de Paris, Censeur Royat, de la Société Royale de Mëdedne,
de celle d'Agriculture, Professeur de Chimie au Jardin du Roi & à l'École
Royale Vétérinaire. Pour servir de suite aux Etémens.de Chimie publiés
en 1782, par l'Auteur. A Paris, Chez Cuchet, rue & hôtel Serpente.
M.DCC.LXXXIV. Sous le Privilège de l'Académie Royale des Sciences.
a*. Pp.xvi.447[t].gpt&tes. ·
Tableaux Synoptiques de Chimie, pour servir de résumé aux leçons données
sur cette science dans les écoles de Paris. Par A. F. Fourcroy, Membre
de l'Institut national, Conseiller d'État, Professeur de chimie au Muséum
d'histoire naturelle, à l'École polytechnique et à l'Ecole de médecine.
Paris, Baudouin, Imprimeur de l'Institut National des Sciences et des Arts.
An VIII.
Folio. Pp.
Fo!io. Pp. tttt [t[tbhn~ Mdouble
bhnnj M foliotheeM.
<hMNefbtio theeM.ccntaiMd)n
ccntaiMd laaa portMio.
portfolio.
F<Mtemvwas bon) at Paris, n Januaty, t?55, of thé Écote norenate. and was OMMed diKetor
where bis fatherwasa dmggist.who couMdo tttHe genetwt of P)tN:e tMtructten. When thé aa).
for the edMMion of his son, but by the advlceof fouMted he expected to be made
vettitywM but
Viq-d'Azyr he atudied medicine,and after a haut pfittcfpat, iMs passed over ta &t<Mtrof
ttntegte against poteMyand iealous oppotition he Fontanes. ThX was a &tat dttappoiMment, and
gtadaated in Ty8o.and t<i)medhb Mtmttonat once shorttyafter, on Decr.. he died MddBnty
to scientifit work. Four years bter by the help of of apoptMtyin the mMtt of i&)%
bis MmttyM th<tMmof
Bufton he iucceedad MMqttet io the chatr of 6fty.foar.
Chmistry in the Jardin des Plantes. ID i~ he Fourcroy's reacarahes,aarriad an by bimselt and
was a deputy at the National Convention,aad atoM wttb V~~ueMo and others, covettd the
became one of thé leading memtxn of the Com. wbote Md ot theMittty. He ao&tyMd ntiettah
mittee of Public tMtntetion. and abo one of the and miaemt wateK. inveMigated an-Momte,
Committee of t~Nic Safety. He aNtbttd in ptatiautn, sutpharom acid, thé coMbtMt&n ef
ot~nMog the Ëcote PetyteehaiqM and ia bydrogen in oMgen and <he wfgin of nittic aeid
foond!nf[ <thoob of medicine, dtew up the Mheme in thé ~ate)- pKxmeed,MmiMUag pcwdent, e<t.
a88 ~O~CW<?K-M<?yWM

FOURCROY 1.
(ANTOtNE ~T-
FRANÇOIS DE). C~~W<<.
He examined various vegeMMeproduct<, and conpkte M possiMf. white in their detivety they
showed that plants contained atbamett, and ex. were dMngui~hed by a bdHianoy and ontMrieat
pMned the formation of ether, but bis most Mrvowwbich have never been <urpMsed. Thèse
Important investigations refe)Md to animal sub- !ecturesare pmcticaXyconttttned in hh ~f
stances, the study of which had never been so CoxtaKMWMCAym~M. t8ot, tï vot& S*,which
systematically «ttdertnken p<e*iott<)y.Foufcroy's h thé bestMcouM of thé state of thé tcience M thé
cxtmorditMMYitctMty fmd energywefe )Mt exhMsted time. as his Mticte in thé ~~<
by bis multitudinous reseafchM and his labours is of thé gt~test M)ae for thé h!story ofoxM<«~<w
it m thé
connected with organisation of education from the eighteenth <'entuty.
first ~radeto thehighest. HewMbetidMprotessor MeWMa membet of thé Committee atonff with
of chemistry at the Jardin des Plantes, the Ecole BcrthoHet,Gttyton.Morveau, and t~vohter. which
Polytechnique, and at the Facultyof Medicine.and wm appointed M dmw up thé method of chemicat
he sparcd no painsin MaMnKhMeMwesMctearand notnendature.
Carrère, C<<«f 0«tM~ M~- Poggendor~ jM~~K~ ~a«~-
les ~o~ <a«t~< tyS;. p. M'. (Fourcroy's tc~~wfA. 1863,i. co!.789.
classificationof minemt watera) RoyatSo<:iety's/«<&< ï86C. ii. p. 677.
Fuchs. ~qt~cW~M der ~etw~a /.<<Mt~f, Hoeter, /~<~< <~ Cto~, t86o. ii. p. ;ss.
t8o6~8. pp. Mt, ~o:. 508.0. S4<. Kopp, ~<e ~~tt~e/M~ <~ ~«M& Mtder
Qt~tard. La /'ht<Mf ~t/~attif, t8~ iii. p. t~S. w~wt &<~ ta?!, pp. 6?. M. t~a, 903.9t3, got
Kopp, C<K~~ < atMttt, 1943-47, ). p& 306. 39%400. S'7.
9~4-3~0,«Aw<M. ~~A'<tN)«M« &MW~A~«< A< &<< ~<Mt.
Ërscb & Gruber. ~/&MM~)M.a~~M~'f.
dvii. pp. 89 9. (by F. W. Theik). ~48, M~ 4&ne Série, t~, iii. P. y~ (long !bt of his
ptbhouions).
~M!f/-aA4M M<Mef< 18~6, xiv. p. ot. HM<ef. Gf~ <&f ~if<«. tMt. H. pp.
A~<M/& Bt~a~t't GAA'o&, t8~, xviii. cols. S,,>
338*3~g. 739. tC8t, v. p. ï!:8; and
Bi)tingt,~«&.<<~t<e~tf<,
/?~tt~/
Cuvtef. ~/<f ~tM'<w~«<t.t86t, i. Seti<s. t~oo. V.p~ toog.
PP. =99'33S. Hirscb. B~~A~t-Ac ~.)- <~ ~M«-<
~~M ~M~, t88s. ii. p. ~tg.
FRACASTORO (GtROLAMo).
De Sympathia
1 et Antipathia Rerum.
-9_
See THEATRUM ~wv.
SYMPATHETICUM, 662, p. 650.
t662, 650.
Though bis name is attached to the Dias. and Waspremierphysician of Pope P&utHt., who
cordMm FmcastonMmm' Fracmton) cannot bc atsoappointed him to be physician to the Council
ttgarded as a chemist or phanoacist. Hh &me1 of Trént. TowMdttheendofhistifeheretiredto
tests on his sMHin medidne, whicb gained him his estate in thé neighbourhood of P&dtM–othets
the epithet of thé successM,'and on his genius as say of Verona-where he died of
a Latin poet. Mathematics and astfonoMy were AugaM.t;;3. HewasbttnedtntheChurchofSt. apoplexy, 6
also sabjects of study, and he was one of the Muphemh,at Verona. Astatue with his portrait
prominent men of the most brilliant em in the in bronze was erected t& him at Padua, and
modem history of Kahr. He was bom at Veronaanother mhseqaenOyat Verona.
in 1483. and at his btrth his lips were so nearty He WMtebocks on phitoMphica)subjects, oneon
closed up that it wns necessary to have them astronomy, and poems, which bave t<~Mvedthe
opened by a surgeon. He was an infant ln his hppmva) of ail competent o-iths. His coMected
ntother's arms and escaped anin)NtBdwhea she wasworks were pubtished at Venice, t~s. 4°. His
hitted by Ughtninc. Aher a caMtut éducation by treati~e on SympathyMd and on Con-
hisfather he went to the Universityof Padaa and Mg!o<ts UiMaseappe<tredfirst Antipathy
at
had a distinmished career, being appointed to give at Lyons. tsso. tmd <ss<, '6*. Venice, ~~46.4".
lectures on Logic at the age of nineteen. He was /t<o pp. 351. i Manh
OoMtta,Patav., t/ïS, wfth portrait from
present ~t various engagements betweenthe French the fadMa bronze.
and Venetian troops, occupied a chair at Friuli,
J. M. Toscanus, //<Mt. ttyS. p. 73. Mefhof,~t~iMA'r. T7t4 ('73~), f. p. to6< (t. vii.
Van der Linden, De .S~M jM~t~t duo. 3< ~)-
t637. p. :Mp. TeMer,Z« J~iM du ~MttttMt&tMM, t~ïs. i.
imperiaiM, A/«M-«)!<~a«t /~tMM-<nM,p. t6$.
a
t<!40.pp. tg-tS (with portrait). Freind. 7Tt<Hisiory ~7~6, Il. p. 369.
Ghitini, 7~a/n' <<«<M~t /.«?/<<. Venetia, &&M<MX.
t6~. i. p. ita. F<r!ed.Otto Mendten. De M&f,M< j~y~j
x Boissardos.
t~ùi~us,~ F~~e~M
Bfblfotksca C&t&MM~ea.
Cha x6So. «M~t/tt~M ~~M<<M< ~)'M<rf<
t6<o, Mat«M«~Ï<),
Plate Pp. 1. Li 17'1,",°.
MercMin. ZM!<<f«~~«OM/)M,!6M.p. ~SM. MaNet, Hnwtft //&<j<fa/o,P<t~ &<B«dh,tygif,
Freher, 7T~<s~-mn t~~w~H <MN<t'~w~<WM)x, PP' .337*347 (W'h a pottndt.meda)).
t688. MM: pl. S5. Manget, JKt/~AfM&<~«~ ~«MoM,
Meditaru~,
Conring, /x «attWM~ Artem ~M«-<MM i7M. ii. p. 306.
introductio, t6~. pp. toy, ~M; ïy, 9tt. Stolle, ~«&<ï(/<t~ <&&t«~A<K
A~«t~<MM /MM)M, t7«3, <,p. 9? A, p. t0.. C<~A«<. M3T.pp. ~37-139. M6.7St. So*.
Pope B!ount. C<-<MWt! ~&~t'<MTt<M ~aMo~tM. Niceron, ~<oM<~t, ty~, <viL pp. a6~.9y&
'7' p. S< Zedter, M«~t;«!«M!mt, 173~,iï. coL t<o~.
MMz «~~O! ~<MfM)«&!Ot <~<N<&~<XOMMt <M- Kestner, AMM~~e~ <MMr~t.Z~:[~<M,ty~o,
M/ttt<W«M <~wttM, Vrattsta~a:. ~tï, pp. g.t& P.3<
 ~~C~7*<M<?-<~MAC/i~V~~G 389

FRACASTORO (GmoLAMo). C~ d.
jather, ~)Mf<x~ (&/<Mn<t;t!«~ tyso, ii. Sprengel, Ctff~~ der <4~«~M~, t8a?, Mi.
co).<96. p~
pp.eoo.Ma.ai5.9M.
Ktoy,D~~<M«a~ A~~w <&/<t/<~< Ueteimefis, /W~<w<te< ~M/<~e<r o5:At ~Mif.
'7~ P. 367.~77! M.P. z6b. t/w, tSgs, il. p. 380.
Mct~n,t.< GMtttM;HMf)M~At'~e~w, t~t), Libri, //M/<ant des Sciences A~~MtAywf en
v.p.a83. /<
~o/«, t&to, <H.p. too.
MatthiiB, C<'«~o~~tM~<<tfe< CA~Xt. Ench & Gntbe)-,~<M B~6/~<M~, tS~e.
Aj~Mtft,t/~t. P. ~48. Xt
ittvii. p. taofaftiete by F. W. Theife).
fOftat,W~O~ <&/M/CMM <<<« C4<~MFf<, Bayle & Thillaye. ~«ip~~M- /)/<4~<t&,t8ss, i.
ty~o,i. p. ~96: v. p. ~8$. p. 1$&
P.
tMer, ~t&~<<c<t ~e<tt)tt<e,~7y~,1.p. 976. ~f!p'<~M Univerreils, t8~6,
M~~M<<, x856, xiv.
xiv,p e~8~.
A~t~/Ar Bt<o~« CA<<t/<, t8j8,p. xvhi. sCp.
Hatter. ~'Wf~~ .4u'a, t774,t.p. M9.
Câirur p. 4ï8.
Hatter, F<M~~<M~i'~c«M' ~~<F, tyy6, 1. hoggettdorff, 8iogmpkitth-titararrircker
PoggeMdodf, B«~'H!A-<<~a!'w~j' Nand.
Ait~-
p.SM. «<
w
«~~wfA, t863, i. wt. 786.
HMcMnson, ~Mp~AM~if<~«,179~,i.pp.3~<). Dictionnaire ~0<<!f< <&tScien«s ~M~-
AiMn.C'M<fa< B~n~Af,!8o3, tv. p. t07. M 4&n)eSérie, < iv. p. 1.
M~,
Tintboschi, Non" <~<M ~<<nt~<~a /~a/«MM, Haeser, CeMA~M~f~MM~'M, t88t, il. p. tga.
<8M.VU. if. 476,559.644- Billings, /x~Ca~<jsM~ tM<), v. p. tgs: and
pp. 4?s.
Chatmef~7~<C<iM~/&<sM)M&s~B<~M<ny, S'
Sed~ *90<t.v. p. Mta
tSï4, xv. p. ~7. Hinch, JTtM~At'K~'i /.art&')t der Ao-M~tagfM.
~«gyM~t<~~)Mfa&,PM'is, f ~nctMMctte(t8~o' <~
des /<<ft<!f,t8es, ii. p. 420.
9$).iv. p. aM (art!c!eby R. I)esgenettes).

FRANCKENBERG (ÂBRAHAM von).

Raphael oder Artzt.Enget. Auff ehmatiges Ersuchen eines Gottliebenden
Medici. A. S. AuNgesetzt von H. Abraham von Franckenberg, Equite
Silesio, itn Jahr ï6M (w). jetzo aber durch zuthun guter Hertzen und
Freunde vert~t, und ans Licht gebracht. Zu Amsterdam, Gedruckt bey
Jacob von Fetsen, wohnha~ in der Utrechtschen Gasse, am Reguliers
Matckt. M DC LXXVI.
4*. Pp.[a]46[t. i Nant~ Engmved
emblematic
titleextt&.

Raphael oder Artzt-Engel. Auff ehmaliges Ersuchen eines Gottliebenden

Medici. A. S. Auffgesetzt von H. Abraham von Franckenberg, Equite
Silesio im Jahr t6~Q. Jetzo aber durch zuthun guter Hertzen und Forderer
vertegt und ans Licht gebracht. Zu Amsterdam, Gedruckt bey Jacob
von Feken, wohnhaft in der Utrechtschen Gasse am Reguliers Marckt.
MDCLXXVI.
4*. Pp.M 46[t. i Mank].Engmved emMetnatic
titleextm. Thisis a dURaent
édition,inwhichthédate1639!!givencontotty.
w. Gemma Magica oder Magisches Edelgestein, das ist, Bine kurtze
ErMarung des Buchs der Natur, nach dessen sieben grosten Btattent, auff
welchem beydes die GÔttMcheund Natiirtiche Weifsheit, duïch Gottes Finger
hinein geschrieben,zu lesen ist geschrieben von Abraham von Franckenberg.
Im Buch der Weifsheit C. ï. v. 4.
Die Weifsheitwirdnicht eingehen in einer bots-artigenSeeten.
J. A. Th.
Diese Weifsheit Mt nicht auf Un-Edle, besondem auff Tugend-Edte
Gemüther.
Zum Druck ubergeben und befordert durch einen Liebhaber des sel.
Autoris. Mit Begnadigung und Freyheit des Apollinis und der Musen.
Amsterdam, Im Jahr Christi, 1688.
9'. Pp.T59[tb!an!<].
T
290 T~A~~A~~M–~M~VP

FRANCKENBERG
tf\t~t\.o~o~<Jf (AapAHAM VON). C~
~tiKAKAM VON~.
Ffanettenberg, Lord of Ludwtgtdorff in the widc ftnd leamed correspondance.but woutdMcept
principality of Oets, a Sileslan noNetoan, was no officesbecausehe thought they woutd lead him
born on his estait. 24 June, t~og. He appears into nMoy <!M. He tubMquentty teturned to
under various pseudonyms: Am~eas Friedtebius. mdwigsdorfritnd died there :< June, t~~
FratteiMUi!de Monte S. FrancMcus Montanus. One of his book*is entitted:
Etysius, and wroteseveraibooks of mystM import 'rrium virorum chymicorum. ttcmtiehAaMtdei
and a )i)c of BOhme.of whom he wasa devoted Fried~bii. D. Rebentrost~ und G. Keilings
follower. He had no tBspwtfor contusion or for CoHettaMM. de Bismutho. das ist etliche Mte
the communion, and ha~ng quarrelled tvith the Chymiœbe t'roce&se. Dnadeo und Letptig.
priests he wcntto Danag. wherehetHMenterMined ~t8. 9".
by the mathematician, HeyeUm. Ha <a~riedon A 'fhere is a copy in the BritMt Museun).
Placcius. ?*~<M ~«.myato~M ~«~«fM. FieMtd, fn)M~ t~M, i. p. 70.
~M~, !7o8,in the section entitted 'DeScriptonbus Brûler, W~-M C~A'fa /<f~a'. t~, !V.
l'seudonymisdetectis Liber.'p. 3~. yo6.
i. pp. 695,/Wt'<<!
Roth.S<!hottt,&Wfc~~ ~m/M. !7:7, pp. 8t, Hatter, ~<AM<Mt/~t<f<B, <y~, ji.
toa. p. 6~9: tyy<),iii. p. <t0t.
Stolle, ~a/<'</«~ ~w ~/o~-M C</<<7. Gmdm. ~<<-1/< Chtmit. tyoS. il. pp.M,
'736, p. 57~ (wrote more systen~tieaiiy than =69: t799, iii. p.
BOhme. but to follow him thé reader must bc a !'uchs, A~~t~ <&ffA<M<~<« M<~a<Nf,
theotogian, mystic. chemist and caMia )). t8o6<8, p. t<)9.
ArnoM, AT/if-~y- ~M<w/t, t~~t. Poggendotff, &<gy<t~~A.MA<'aWjr~ ~<t~.
Th.iii. c. ix. g§t6, t7, t8, t9 (Ton), ii. p. ~to); tt~<M<-A. tMg, i. col. 789.
Tt). iv. n. xificii.§ 7S(ton), ii. p. oo~). Ladmgue, &Mto~K<' &MW<
Oat~
Vop. C<t/«/<~j ~M~fN.CnVtfM ~w~Nt &'fn' t870. Nos. a (1),
(t), 17.
ty. 54,78,
~), ?8, 108"4.
toSa~t. 1708.
tM6.
A'<«'~M, ty~, p. 284. 1796.
tacher. ~M<«<-j C~<fa-<a-~M, t~o. ii. ~mw~w/~K<M4<'&<!?/a~«'. t878, vii. p. M3.
cot. 722. Kopp, /?M~~<-M<f, t&6. il. p. 397.

FREDERICK, Duke of Holsatiaand Sieswick.

A letter concerning an Adept.
See AUR!FONTtNA
See AURIFONTINA CHEMICA,
CHEMICA, t68o,
t68o, p.
fp. JJ*
53.
The author is presumablyFtederick,orFridericus which
hâve been printed, white others rentain in
IV., Duke of Sehieswig.Hoistein.whowasborn at manuscript. The opinion passed on him by Mei.
Gottorp, M Dec. t~97. Aftera thorough education bomtus seems
he travelled,and was in Fmnce in i6t6, when his Htemtissimus,quite ))Mti6edby <<tcts: Principum
et iiteratontm princeps." H& had
<atherdied. He thereupon returnedand undertoott entafgett a vcry fine library teft him by his father,
the Citte: ofgot'emmeM in t6ty. !n !6at he per- and had also a t'itiuaMonttMeum,and a chemiod
mitted the Dutch Rentonstmnts to settle and to tabotatory in which chemists titceZobel and Lan-
buitd town whieh\yas eattedafter him Friedrich. gellottus had pursuedexpérimentât researches.
stadt. During the war between thé Emperor The present tract contains a t-omance-t~e story
Ferdinand U. Md Christian IV. of DenntMk,he of an adept who possessed not cnty gréât weatth,
was compettedto receive theimpcna) troopsthough but apparente knew the sectet of thé
wlshing to romain neutral, in consequenceofwhich lamp and a method of communicatingperpetuai with bis
he wns besiegedby the King in Gottorp in t6&9, friends at a distance by means of magnetic needle
for a short time, but wns soon relieved by the and an &)phabet, an anticipation of wlreless tête-
concluding of n peace. He died m Aug. 1659.in gMpby. The ideas were adopted but with a very
bis 6a year. sinister aspect thrown over themby Lord Lytton
He was a man of great learning, a master of in bis tale entitled 7~ A~tM/«<< ~«tM/o-j.
manv languages, and skilled in aU the science of A long accountof the Duke is given by MoUer.
his ttme. He wasthe author of two or threeworks
Moller, C/M Lilerala, t~ i. pp. 193-197. tacher, ~f<M~ C~Af/<M.tT'f-f~, t7to, il.
cet. 759.

FREIND (JOHN).
Prœtectiones Chymicte, in quibus omnes (ère Operationes Chymicœ ad vern
Principia et ipsius Natune L~es rediguntur, Oxonii habita, Johanne
Freind, M.D. ~Ed. Christ. Alumn. Amstetodami, Apud Janssonio-
Wœsbet~ios,M DCC X.
8*. Pp.
8*. Titkredandbhck
[t6] 93 [3 pp. ndvertisentente Titk
Pp.[t6]93[3pp.a<tver0sementt]. red and bhck
Freind ~ns bon) at Crougittoa, or Croton, in thenes on the Crown, and Ovid's ~Mf~oM~ht~.
Northamptonshire in t6?s. wasedatated at West. Subsequently he devoted himsetf to Medicine,
minster school,and in 1691 wentto ChristChurch, MmmunicaMdseverat papers to the Roya)Society.
Oxford, and sHK)!cdunder Aldrich. At first he took the degree of Bachdor «f Medicine in 1703,
wns distin~ished as a classical scholar and he and published his book ~~MMe~a, whidt bas
cdited /Eschines against Ctesiphon and Demos. been considered a remarkable exposition from the
 FREIND 29*

FREIND (JOHN).
a-a.va-rasw
~wa~avt. C~y~w~
vvns~rs(wa.

iatM-fnathematM or meehanieat point of view. the f~A'f~M an appendix. Besides the above
t n t~o~hewas appointed to theChair of Chemistry, of Amsterdam, t?to, there is another, tyi8, M*,
and delivered lectures thereon in thé Ashmotean and Paris, tyty, 4°, ty~~ The EngMth ttuaslation
Muséum, and in tyo; went as army physician to bas the fottowingtitle:
Spaia with the Eari of Peterborough. Afterwards Chymicat Lectures: in which almost at) the
he proceeded to Rome where he met Bag)M, <he Opemtions ofChymistry are redneed to their True
expounder of the above-mentionedmedical theory. Principles, and the Laws of Nature. Read in the
On his return he wrotea vindication of thé Earts Muséum M Oxford, 1704. Byjohn Freind. M.D.
conduct. printed at London in t7f6, 1707,and in Studentof Chrfst-Church,and Ptofessor ofCbymb.
[709 Mpearcd bis Lectare~ on Chemistry, whfch try. EngtMxtt by J. M. To which is added an
werecnticised by the Leipzigjournalists. to whom Appendix, contttinin~ the Account given of this
he replled severely. tn t~tt he WMin practice tn book in thé LipsickActs,together with the Author't
London and betame physician of George was Remarks thercon. London, printed by Phitip
etected FeUowof the Royat Societyin t?t9. and of Gwillim,for JonahBowyerat thé Rose in Lud~ate.
thé Royal College of Physicians in t~t6. ta t~M street, ~7~9. pp. M M"'
he was sent to Fariiamcnt by Lnunceston, and in Another éditions mentiooed: London, 1790,8*.
ooMeq~~enceof thé vigour with whichhe cxpre~scd with thé ~MM~~<t. The lectures (or mthe)-
his viewstMttantogcwas taken of thé ~uapendox of the hypothesh of attraction advaMeed ln then))
the- Mabeas Corpus Act and he was sent to thc were cntioised by Le Mort, and t~rcind's fepty was
Tower, t; Mat~ch,t/ag. !n June he found security, publisbed in the ~t/<a~«K:/ yntMMf/tCM, No.
and ln Novembe)-was tibetated. Df. Mead to Ms 33t. pp. 3:0-349, for july, August. and September.
credit was his cautioner, though they were not on tyti, and repnnted in the t/ta edition.
Mendty tenn< Uunng his imprisoument ho wrote The ~!<M~ /*AytMtn two volumes appeared
a work on thé StnaX-pox addressed to Mead, and at London, ). tyat, ii. tM6, 8*; tys' a Latin
sketched thé plan of his history of Medicine. This translation by t. Wigan,London, ~34; a Freach
work established his reputation. and in 1797when ttMs!ation by Stephen Pomet, London, i?! 4°.
George Il. came to the throne he appointed Freind It is a ctasiica) work and is still of ~uthority.
to be physician to the Queen. He held this office e!peciatty for théGreek medicine, for whiehhisearly
however onty for a fewnmaths as he died e6 July. tminin~ tn Greekstoodhim in good stef)d. It also
t7z8, universnlly regretted. He was buried at was keenty criticiMd by Le Cterc, and a consider-
Hiteham, in BacMnghamsMre,and his widowand able controversy arose over it, though the author
son were ta)<enin chargeby the King. himsetftooh no part in it.
The /t~/K'/«t <ono)? appeared in 1709, His collected works io Latin were edited bv
and the second editioo. London, tya6, 8°, pp. ~6] John Wigan. London, 1733,M. Venice, ~33. 4<
t77 [t btank, 3 book advertisements, t Mank], with Paris, 1735, 4°.

Manget, ~~e/~ca .Scn~M-MM ~Mtff~iM, ty~o, Fuchs, ~'<}~oy<«Mder C~mMf~H ~<<!M~y,

t. ii. pp. g4t-3~6(containsniviews). t8o6-oC,p. :t!a.
Sto))e,.t~/Mf/o~t~- ~<A<-<«'f<~M T)tomson, ~M~ of Royal ~cf~, t8tz,
C<oM«~, tyat, pp.3ao. $46- 7t3-!8. etc. etc. Appendix iv. p. xxx)i. Kteeted t?M.
Kdward Witntot. 7ft<~atv«a<t OntA'o~, t73<, Chatmers, Y~ GM< &'<!S~A«-<t/~~f«a<y,
~"(KtoseofFteind). t8t4. xv. p. toc.
Zedter, t/HtM~faA~.fti'tM,tyg~, ix. cot. tSo~. Andres, origint, ~ng~MJt < ~<it<f<~<M<t/<
Niceroa, ~A«ot)'«, tyg& xxxv. p. ~55. <&~wt Z<s~ t8t6, vi. p. ty~.
Kestner, ~Mf~«M~<t C<A'<j)-«w<, 1740, jB<~t-~At<~M~'<t&, Paris, Panckoucke (t8ao-
p.314- !tS}.iv. p. s63.
Dufresnoy, ~t~/tif de /<! ~t/~n~M
Cengtet Sprengel, (~acMt~ der ~Mf)'~<~f, ïS~, iv.
~w. ty4a. iif. p. 167.
~Mf~t~tM ~~At~&a, tMO, iii. pp. aoa<t*zo44 Uezeimerb, jM~tMMM~it ~A~M <& /a ~iM~-
(an eMborate notice see Note F on thé Ctf~'M CM~,iSM, t!. il. p. 394.
~~&f~<Mt~). Ersch~ Gruben~M~~ ~<~<f~, t849,
Chautëpte, A~M~tM/)M/tMt<t<t<~ ~t~&~t~M << xlix. p. 85 (by F. W.Theite).
Cr~M, ïMO, il. Letter F. pp. 89.87. (For the Bayte & thUtaye, BK~n!~K< ~<M~a&, ~9~ il.
tecUMeioa Chemhtry. seeNote D.) p. t86.
)Scher.
AI!gtlllif;ntl
Gt/f~~K.M, ii.
Ii.
Gtlek,.Un.l.t:r;con,
~~M<'<t<j ty~o,
1750. /M<}~ M«<MM~ 18~6,xv. p. t34.
co).738.
lÕcbcr,
Etoy, ~<fo<Mt<!<~e ~M«e de la àfédaiive,
MM<o'<M, 79~.
~«f<Me F~~jM~ G<)t~a/< t8~8. x~iti. col.

'755. P. 37' '778. P- ~8- Munk. The Royal <

Moren, Z<C~«< D«~<'<MM<« ~M/a~yM, 17~), /MMt~, t86!, ii. p. 44.
v.p. 96~. PoggendorS, ~«~w~M<'A-/t<<n~-Mf~ Rand- ~f<M~-
Portal, ~j<e~w~<tS/<'M~~<<'& OtM'ejyf, M&'<<«' t863, i. col. 797. <&t&<~MMM
x~o iv, p. jO«-A'c<M<!<~ jNeet</<~M. ~M<&
HaMer,À~«/~<-<! ~/a~<M, t~e, il. p. 70. <M&t, 4&meSérie, M9o. vi. p. 40.
Haller, ~M'a/A~ot C4&'«<~M,!775, i). p. 40. Haeser, <?<.Mi4t<it& dar ~M!~&:«,t88t, il. pp.
Haller, BtMte<AfM ~xa~M~, 1777,ii. p. t6. M.to87.
Baunter, 2M/&<~<Ks C4«a««. 1782,p. ga. BitUngs,/M<&.)'.C<At~M~ t8S4, v. p. t86 and
Haller, F~~<M ~M.M<t«'/w~(~. 1788. iv. Series, t~oo, v. p. 1069.
pp. 961-6~(with descriptivenotes). Hirsch. ~At/t~f /.<h?t der <t<'wfn!-
GmeUn, C«~<;A~<der CA«M«',1798,i). pp. 6ot, ~~<&<t<4<~&,iM<. ii. p. 433.
69<, 7K (' History of PhMiek ). D~'oMCty of 7M<<M<!7 /M<gM~f, t8eo, iOf.
Hutchinson, A~f~M ~<~M, t7$o, pp. R 241..
314'3~ M~ ~<t~. tSS~ vi. pp. ][48.t74.
GM<M!/Ft<!SM~y,~803,iv. p. 93$.
 ~?~/7~(?–C~

FREITAG (JoHANN).
De Unguento Armario.
~– ~t~t~v~
See THtEATRUM SYMPATHETtCUM,
OttM~<~tfm~<~VM~ tUO ~<~p. <~vy.
)662, <5o9.
Thero are two persoM of this name. doctors of Van der LMen. Thé above tract is
medicine. One, born a( Perlebergin the Priegnit~ from hi! A~f~Mt' reprinted
Fnmcof. !6t6.
tSS?. studied at Frankfurt en thé Oder, Oottittgen. MerdtUt), by Mme confusion. bas
Vtenna, Mtd Bttset, gmduatedM t~d<M, and wrote thé crédit of ArnoMFreitaK, ot' Emmerie)<, phtc<~ it to
a work on the An<uogybetweenthe Macro. and tS&t. &Mn tsSp Professof of Medicineat bHelm. om in
MwocMm. He died in t6M(t66y) at Ratisbon. stadt, wtM resigned thé poa, howe<er.and wrote
Theother. born at NiederwMetit) the duchyot some méditât Mxt feUgtotMbooto. KeMaet hM
<-te<e,30 Oc<. ts8t, studied at HdmstMt. was this mbtafte by ptaciat! it under Amoid
Professer of Medicine, phyoeitmM the BMMpof Mpeated not tneotiomne'it ttnder)o<Man at ail.
Osntbractt, finally went to Groningen on ttceouot Ftett~gMMt
KMtMt h eopied by Jochtr, but ifth<~ had att
of his religion,wasappointed Professerof Medicine, coMa!ted thé ?~M~<t< for thewsehes wouM
pmttised and died, S Feb. t&tt. lie was op hâve Men that thé aathor's name WM they and
to the doctrines of PaMeett<is, and emnmedia a thé source thé A~-A /M'< Amoid Joannes.
conlroversy with Sennenus about them, aad wrote !a t6t4. FteitM died
a number of wortM on Medicineennmerated by
Van der JLinden, Ce &n~< t!K'<Mc<t ??< HttHer,~WcM<'m /Hi'<<MM<c ~~<'< ir~Ty,ii.
t637,p.a?o. p. tS~-
Metddit), /.M<A'a<~ WMM<M, t6S6, p. ~3 (for Chatmers. ?~ OM< F~t<~«/ ~<-<«)aa~
JoMnex), p. 89 (for Arnoldus). t8i~. xv. p. ïtS.
Freher, 7<tM~t<MfttWMo«)T«&<m<f/<t)Wft<itt, ~<!Fr<)A«-A~MA-. Pari% Panckouotte (t82o.
'CM. p. 1371, portrait. p). p. tgSj. portmit, a;).:y.p.s67.
p!. 6~, ~J Deteitaeris. /Kc<t<wt<ta<« A~<< /a
Bttyte. ~<K'MMf AM<~w< tMo, iv. pp. t~w. ta~, I!. ii. p. 397.
t9M (Art. SBNMKttT). et
)<ay)e Thitiaye, ~<<t~< .MM~A', t8~ i.
Manget, FW«7/~<! .S~<MWM ~~(~-«Nt.
t73t, 1.ii. p. 3~6. ~«~y~& MM~M~, ï8~6, xy. p. 183.
Stotte. /?<?& der ~M.tt<~<a
~«~«H~
««- /?M-/«MMW ~<t~&«< <~ &teH~ jM~ft.
G«ttA~t<, tygt. p. ayu. SeHe. j[M% vi. p. ~8.
Kestner, A&<<tet<!t'~<<t <!</<t~<at. !7.)o, ca~, 4eme
BMin~, /«<<e)-.C<t~/< 1884. v. p. t86: and
p.3<6. Stues, t~oo, p. t07t.
toeher, ~~oMtXM
Alig,.i.. C<&MBt-K-o)t, M<;& i7So, j).
iL Hirsch. ~«j~t~wAM ~)t'~<Mt <~ A<~or<-e-
P'rI6.~t.e.
co!. ~iM<<<w ~f: tS8~,ii. p. ~g<t.
Matthiee,Catt~~M~'M/o~tt-ntM CA~<t~
~~M. t76t, p. 505.

FRENCH (JToHN).
The Art of Distilladon Or, a Treatiseof the choicest Spagyrical
Preparations,
Expérimenta, and Curiosities, performed by way of Distillation. Together
with the description of the choicest Furnaces and Vessels used
by Ancient
and Modern Chymists. And the Anatomy of Gold and Silver with the
chiefest Preparations and Curiosities thereof, together with their Vertues.
In Six Books. By John French Dr. in Physick. To which is added in
this Fourth Impression. Sublimationand Calcination In Two Books. As
also, The London-DistiHerexact!y and truly shewing the way (in words
at length, and not in mysterious Characters and Figures) to draw a!t sorts
of Spirits and Strong-Waters, Togetherwith their Virtues, and other Excellent
Waters. London: Printed by E. Cotes for T. Williams at the Bible in
Little-Britain, 1667.
4*. Pp.[t6]aso. Contents M. Woodcabinthetext.
TTtt /~n<&M.fM~- bas separate
paginationandthe following
tit)e.page:–
The London-DMHe)-. exacttyMd t ruly
shewingtheway(inwordsat length,and
not in mysteriousChmtctetsand Figures) to dmwal1sortsof Spiritsand Strong-
Waters:t~wh.chb added theirVert~ withAdditions exoellentWM~.
entheof
London,Printedbyb. Cotes,forThomas many
Britain,ï66y. Wittiams, Signofthé BibleInLittle-
< Pp. H 43 M. Woodcut in the text.

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FRENCH (JoHN). Co/<~M~.

At thé et)(tof tjook VL are thé fothwinf: o
opinion that Lowndes was Wfong, and that this
Thé Process of the EMr, aeconting to PaM. «
translation WMa!so by French. Thé phrases recur
celsus, p. Mt. t[ this book whichare found in the other~. Thus
in
The Proeess of thé Kuxir, accotding to DM ir the dedication to Dr. Chitde, the wett-koown
in
Loschi Genus Anto, p. Ma. t-
Hermetist, he says: Now,Sir 1 as in référenceto
The PMees of the PhHosophen~tone,accord- tt nty tranaiation,if your )'Ktgn)ent shait nnd a
this
to Pontanus, p. atg.
ingThé d
deSciency therein let your candor mahea supply
StMragdine tabte of Hermesfrom whence tt
thereof.' In the address to the reader inthe Art
at) Alchymiedid Attse, p. at$. <~jP~eAM he says: 'To conclude, if thou
Conterncorafy with me above are thtes works, ki
knowest more or better things than these, be
one of which purports to bea tmastotion hy J. F., acandid, and impart them if not, accept of
the other twoby. F. M.D. tt endeavoursof thy Mend.' !n the MpisMein
the
The two are Gtauber'! /M~7<«~i~~t<-a/ /'h~<!fM, S
Sendivogim he tays If any Knat&'s have passed
London, ~t. 4*,and Sen~vogins'A New t)
through the slips of my pen, or the Moter'B
~<4&~< Loodon, t6m, Thé évidence that N
mistake, be thou candid, and mend them. tf thou
theiiewere tnmsttUedand edtted by French may be s)
shatt not approve of what hâve done, convince
brieNyst<Ked. m of my erro<u'by doing better; for thereby
mee
t. L)ttethe~<t)xyweMpnnted tt
thou ahatt obtigethé toveMof truth. and, amongst
fof ThomatWi)ti:m)sat thé BiblehrMttte-Bntah). tt rest, thy fncnd.'
the
but by RichardCote~ Other passages in the address to thé reader in
a. At thé end of Glauber's book there is an tt 0<-m« Mt/<~<~)' can be paj-a))e!ed,and the
thé
advertisementof the A~ ZtpK and of the w
whole évidente prove!. cumuianvety that thé 1. F.
Dt<&7~/<ea. 01 thèse works): John French the author of thé
of
3. The wwdeat!:in Glauber'sbook and io thé <<~ /?M~<t/KM.
Art ~?<'<<<<&t<tM< are identical!0 ffr as they tjo. The initiais F. am appended to the address to
<t. rhereare preparations in Fremih's~r/stmi- tt
thereaderpreMfed to Dr. EveKtrd's translation of
tariy. if not identicatty, worded with those in 7
M~ /?tMW /)wt<t~<<!M' of ~WMt ~tn'awM
Oanber's ~n«MM. 7?'t-Mtm~Kr~, London, ï6s&, smatt S',pp.[i6] Bt~
S. PassagMoccur !)t thé prêtâtes which are [t biank] and JLondon,to~y, it~ [i4j946M t!~
admittedty not identicat, but on thet wfyaccount [3 book advertiienteats].
[<t,
bear striking évidence of the same hand. There The tS~o edition was printed by Robert White
are phrases, words, tums of exprestion, MpiM,!n fc Thomas Brewsterand Gregory Moule,just as
for
the prefaces whichdénote ideatity ofMthotship. A
Agnppa's 0~«/< Mt/NH;~)' was printed byR. W.
For e)Mmp)e,the KpMe to the Reader' pré- fo
for Gregory Moule The !o~/ édition was printed
fixedto Sendivogiusbegins: There is nbundance bj J. S. for Thomas Brewster.
by
of knowiedge,yet but tiitte truth known' white t do not doubt that the initiais J. F. again
thattothe~Z'M/t/beg'iM: 'Ther'eisad< denote John French, for though there is nothing
glut of ChymicaMbooits. but a scarcityof thymicat) et
exactly rMemNing what bas been quoted above
truthes'; analogousideas, expressedm analogous fr the other booksthe tlloughts expressed in the
from
terms. Simihf)~ in the eondudinn paragmph or pt
preface are M iike those in that to <4 ~a'f
sentences ht apologises for his styte and <b)'thé A
<<ymt<, that oneis warranttd in aseriMog them
'Errata's'–ashe catis them, Mks thé reader to to the same author. Wood, it may be observed,
becand)dorcourteou<,andifh<:k[Mwsmoreand th
thinks that J. F. the trandator is probably the
can do better to );!ve évidence thereof. !n these sa
same MJohn French.
passages there is certainty notareabsoluteidentity in Thé Nrst édition of 7X< </ f~<7/<t/M7<was
the words used. but thé ideas eif«ct)ythe same, pl
published at London in <6si, pp. ~Jfpft. 15,
the eïptessioM are analogous, ln short they bear ï bianM the Mcond, in 1653-59, pp. [tôt Mi
obviously that they were att written by thé samc [t Mank]: 64t!6]; thethM.itttoo~; Sth~
pefsoa- The author was bom at Brottghton, near Ban-
With regard to the tractation of Agrippa's bt
bury, in t6t6. He was a surgeon in thé army,
0~t< /'A</<«'f it may be observedthat M M by tx
became M.D., and wrote this book, and that ou
a dinerent prhtef for a différent bceksetter, attd th 'Yorkshire spaw,' London, t65a, 16~,
the
the translator omits the letters M.U. Lowndes 're
'reprinted long after at Haii<ax,in t76o, as The
says that J. F. standi! for J. Ft«d(e. There was H
Harrogate Spaw,' ts~. He died at Bootogne in
certainty a John Frette or Freatte, but 1 am of if
1657.
MMth!<B, Cox~/M~j/f~A~M'M Ct~'w- ~«;pM! ~<-<ï&, Paris, Panckottthe (t8zo-
/<~tM, t?6t, p. 638. as), iw. p. 268.
Etoy, Z)<c/<mMa<~ A'M<fM'/y«~ <~ la ~M<&~)tf, A~t<f/& F~& (7A<Aa/~t858. ïviii. p. 8oa.
1718.ü. p 21r Dtf~MM~ jE<!f)<-A~~«<des ~M«M Ar~
Chatnters, M< G<aMfa/A<~K~MM!/?M/«M~ty, <'a 4eme Série,tSSo, vi. p. 41.
fa&f,
1814,wt. xv. p. iao. /~<«M<Myof National&<~K~ t88~, vol.xx.
Wood, ~/<«M' OM~M«M~.éd. B)i< t8ty, iii. p. sst (artideby Ûordon Goodwin).
cet. 346.
FRESNOY (NICOLAS LENGLKr eu).
LNNOLET DUFRKSNOY(N)COLAS).

FREUND.
Ein Freund, deme die W&hrheitbewust ist
~<e META)L.SCHER BAUMCART8N,<74t.
294 M'~M~KC'~<7

FREUND. C~/M~.
Ein Freund der edlen Chymie und Metallurgie am
grttnen Hartze.
BREVtSTRACTATtO, t7t$.
A'«'CON-ETEUSSENSUS ChymicorumDe Rustici Minoris PartieMtan,!7tS.
Set EtNFÂLNGER iedochdeutlicher Unterricht von der Luna Compacta,
<7tS.
Ein Freund und Untersucher der NatQrUchenund Hermetischen Wahrheiten.
See UNVORStCHTto (Die) vertohme PMtosophischeBne~Tasche, t73&
FREUNDLICHES SEND.SCHREIBEN, eines Adepti scientie & artis
Hennedcœ, an die so genannteDuumviros Hermeticos Fœdera.tos, anlangende
Deroselben Schrift'l:eRt
vor einigen Monaten aus Engelland nach Franckfurt
gesendet. Weifsenfels,zu finden bey Joh. BniMen, F. S. Hoff- und August.
Buehdr. lm Jahr Chdsti ~84.
M'. Pp.4:t[6bhnk].
FREYDAU (JOHANNFERDINAND
VON).
See FRYDAU (JOHANN FKttDtNAND VON).

FREYWALDUS (DotfATUs),Misnemis. ~~<M<&w.

See HORST(GRMORtUS),
Problematum Medicorum décades priores
quinque, t6o8.
FRIBE (MELCHioR).
Epistola, sive brevis enumeratio hactenus &se in Chemia actorum.
MANGET 0. j.), BibUotheea
Chemica
~ica Curiosa,
Curiosa,t702, :i. p.
t702, !i.
1l..l'I.L:D.1L_. p. 87~.
87~.
MetehtorFribe was bomM Friedland in Silesia,
~4 Nov. t6it9. was a doctor of medicine.pmetised papers on medi<~t<ubjectsto théAtademia member,
a( Landshut, and then at Zittau, was Physicus*at Curiosorum, of which he was etected a member,
tÏ Augt. 1673. He died at Mittwelde in 169o.
Hayne in Misuia, and commantcated a number of
M~Mit), i</«<<<~ ~~fa/M. t6S6, p. 806. Hatter, B<W«~A«o~/M~«t, tyy~, i. p. 60
Manget, ~M~<f<! &~c~M ~~<M~M, Hailer, NtMoM~a CM~WTe~a,tyy~, i. p. 4o&
t73t,4i.p.M7. Ha~er. B~M~M~~f~~
Bochner. ~<;a<f<y<«c A~œ 17~ iii.
C«~<Mo~M
~< '7~ P. 466. No. 43 (calls him Fribe). GmeUn.C<M<'A«-A/<
t&~ Chemie, !7Q8,ii.-PP-'3!
Hatter. Zf~tc/A-ca ~/<a, pp. tM,
t~, p. ~69. 9ts(ca)bMmFnben).

FRÔLICH VON PLAWEN (HuLDKRtCH).

CARDANO (CEROMtMO), Offenbarungder Natur, t~t.
B~M~
i6o~,andcditedcommen.~dM.nV~
Baselln ;eV7iBILId,
on GenesisandRomans, folio?
tariesof W. Musculus

FROST (ERNESTBOGtSLAUS),
~C~MM~M.
Ste ROLFINCK (GUERNBR), Dissertatio de Tartaro, 1660, 1679.

FRYDAU (JOHAMNFERDINAND VON).

1
Licht des Lichtes, das ist Beschreibung und Beteuchtung des (ursttichenund
monarchischen grossen Geheimnisses aller Geheimnisse, des Schatzes aller
ScMtze, des Steins der Weisen, den die Weifsheit Gottes aus Liebe und
Gnade zum Wohtshnd des menschlichen Geschtechts in das Reich der
 ~KK&MB~~

FRYDAU (JOHANM FBRD!NAND VON). C~M~'iWMf~.

Natur gepSanzt, und, wie solcher zu erlangen sey, geoffenbaret durch
Johann Ferdinand von Frydau &c.
Psalm to4, 24. Die Güte des Herrn ist in atten Dingen.
Quedlinburg und Eisleben, in der Biesterfe!dischenBuchhandtung. 1763.
8". Pp.~

Sendschreibenan einen Durchlauchtigsten Prinz eines HochMrstHchen Hauses

des Deutschen Reichs in welchemvon dem grofsen hermetischen Geheimnifs
dem Stein der Weisen gehandelt wird. Nach dem Original gleichlautend
zum Druck befoniert. Quedlinburg und Leipzig, in der Biesterfëtdiscben
Buchbandtung t)6a.
s", Pp.64.
Dated Somneaberg
dea t4. Novembr.
ty~6,andsignedvonFrydau.

(Another Copy.]]
Both theM worksare in the OawoffC&tatoe' wish of thé admiriog editor of the /A~M~<<<<~«
and Kopp quotes Licht des Lichtes but 1 hâve A. & C. (iv. p. 75):–0 gëtttich weiser Bruder.
not seen them elsewhere, and have not found any dein Zengats Meibebisans Ende der Zeit tmS~en
notice of the author. There is onty the fefveMt The authcr's name appears atso as Fteydau.
L<tdKtpM,/?~/M/O~t<&<«<W& Kopp, /)~ti~<aH', t8<t6,Ii. p. 389.
t870, Nos. t3~.s.

Sendschreiben.
.7wiuaa.uawuGas.

~M HERMETISCHES
A. B.C., t779, iv. p. ?j;.

Licht des Uchts.

A. B. C., t779,iv. P.95.
See HERMETtSCHES

FUCHS (GEORG FRtEPRtCH CHRISTIAN).

Ert&uterungen einiger Verse welche in Basilius Vatentinus Schriften vor-

kommen.
J~ TËtCHMEtER
See TEtCHMEtNR (HERMANN FKtBUKHCH;, tySS.
MtEDRtCH),
~MERMA~f~~ t~SS.

Fuchs, bom at tena. ao Aogt. tTCo.was son of Gftmher, and Po~gendorif. tn connection with
Georg August Fucbs, Phi). and Med.in D. He was thé history of chenusuy, however, be eompited two
apothecary at Bitrget, near Jena, tTS? was worhsttinofuseandvaJue: ~ff«'A<M«!f6Mt<
privat docent !n the medical faculty, and tySg ytc~/t&fC~<«<«~«tZt~/ct~~f und t~~fZ~tt~f~a,
exttwordiaa<yprofesser of medicineet Jena, and Attenbttg, tySs, 6° and ~f<~y/or<«Mder ~<m<.
afterwards superintendent of the Mytum. He died j~a M/~< tw/<49-1f. C~. C~K~ M tSo~<a
M Augt. t8t3, at BCrget. He made numerous oMtt~. <?~tM<~<!)y <?< Jena, 1806-teta,
dtemica) investigations. puMhbed separatety, 9Bde.
mostiyatjena. AMstoftheseisgivenbyMeusM,
Meusel, ~u ~f&< 7~«&eMt«~,~y ~<*«'<'M Gtnther, jMM~<t /~&~wit <&~M<<-
~&<t ?h<&f~~ &A~M'/& t/ao, il. M~t<~y~M t~s8 ~s8, JeMt, t8s8, p. t~3.
P- y58· ,&& J Poggendor~ /)M~Mtit.t~~t~Mf<<:t ~t«~.
Gmetin, <&<f~M<'der Ci~m~, ty~o. ii' pp. a<&«< tM~. i. co). 8t.t.
S40-M" 67'. &M. T~&MMMtM ~«tt~~M~«e <<M~<M/MM<~<.
<'aA' 46meS<c, t88o, vi. p. ~48.

FUEGER (G'!ORG).
Theoria brevis de Lapide PMtosophico.
MOULUS (BENEDtCTUS), ThesaunneHa, t682, p. 300.
 /~Wy–F~M~~&~
FÜNF Curieuse Chymische Tractâttein, in welchen die atterdeuttichsten
Ausdrücke derer, so jemals, ats wahrhaafHge Kunstbesitzer, von dem so
sehr beruffenen Stein der Weisen geschrieben haben, anzutreSen sind.
Nebst einer Vorerinnerung von J. W. Frankfurt und Leipzig, bey
Johann Georg Efslinger. 1767.
8°. Frontispiece,
title,and introdMctory
miKter.pp.M.
The Svetrtt<:M
t Hcuvc tractshaveeacha
nitYeeaon a mte-page
tttte-Mge aoS tepamtesignaturesand r-t.
MU:ia<ttioa.
M Mtows
are as
Theyare
They Mtows
J. R. V., GMdene Rose. pp. 88. Joannes Mdenctts Hetwttus, ViMtM AuMM,
AttonymusvonSchwarttfuM,Brunoea der Weifs. p~(induding the ftontbptece), [t.tgl ~-80.
heit und ErctctnnMifs der Natur, pp. 47 (including See under thèse nimtes t'eMectMy. Thé first
thé ffontispiece),[t btftntti three tract!!we[e issued together in t7c6 in DttEV
DM Blut der Natur, pp. (induding the CUKtEMECMVMtSCHZ TttACTXTt.Nt)~). Thé
frontispieco),[! Maak]. tirontiapieceis the same ln both tûMectionswith
~OMMsda Monte Raphaim. Vorbotheder modificationsns to deMtb.
Mofgen-Rothe, pp. (incladiag the ffoMtbpiece).

FÜNFZIG von versch!edener Art, ganz neu erfundene und bewahrte Kunst-
stücke.
~E.(H.V.).

FÙRSTLÏCHE (Die) Rose von Jericho oder Moses Testament.

See HERMETtSCHBSA. B. C., t779, iv. p. 39.
!n the first pM~g~ph this is said to be thé last ~<a aseribed to FicUttd. See F)cruu)
ptece bv thé Baron Meinstoof. tt is an excerpt (H.). For the 'Rosé' in atchemicat tittes sec
onty. rhi: Meinstoofis presumaMyidentical with Kopp, Die ~M~ tM6, ii. p. 377.
Monstoff. who is named as the author of thé

FUNDAMENT (Das) der Lehre vom Stein der Weisen.

See PVROPHtLUS, )736.

FUNDAMENTA Vem Chymiœ.

Paracelsus.
Separate & ad maturitatem perdudte.
Anno M.DC.LX.
S*. Pp. t: [i NanttJ. No phtee or printer.
No author's name is given. The tract conslsts of aphorisms or short
paMgraphs dealing with the ftmdtuHentat notions of the composition of mttttts
and thetr transmutation.

FUSSSTEIG dess Fusssteigs.

See SEMtTA Semitae.
 G. (~.)-(7. (~. M.) s~

G. (C.).
Std GLASER (CHRtSTOPHER).

G. (F. A).
Das Phitosophische Auge in der Chymie, den so tange von den allermeisten
in Blindheit des Verstandes vergeblich gesuchten Lapidem PMtosophoront
oder Stein der Weisen zu sehen, und so viel leichter zu finden, der Richt-
schnur der Vernunft gemâfs, mit Zurathezielang und Gegeneinanderhaltung
der bewâhrtesten, von dieser Sache in Druck ausgegangenen Philosophischen
Schriften,zur vernünftigenPrüfung und treuhertzigen Warnung, bey m<Msigen
Stunden gescharHet von F. A. G. Jena zu finden bey Theodor Wilh.
Ernst Guth. ty~ï.
r- Pp
s'.
8'. '.M?'.72-
PP-[-24)
Pp.Mya.
The name of the author et this ttact is not impoMMSwho claim to posscss or to be able to
ntCMioaed. F!ctutd (/~<<M. tym, Th. ii. MMe ttte phUosophets*stone.
p. 3=) critMsMhim seve~etyM beingtottower of The bock is iust mentioned by Kopp (/)«-
that 'Mch.Mphbt' t'hi)atetha. The boott. how. ~/<A<M~,t886. ti. 38:) and by Ladraxue (~
ever, mattes but passing attustoo to that pMsoo, /«'<M!'«e 0«M< &&<M~ <S~~<'t. ttho. No.
and the most importaot chapter b that in wbicb t46<).
the author gives a datsification of the cheats and

[Another Copy.]

[Another Copy.]

G (L.).
La Lumière tirée du Cahos, ou Science Hermétique du Gtand-Œuvre
Philosophiquedévoilé. Par Mr. L. G* AArnsterdam. M.DCC.LXXXIV.
'4'. PF*39t'J.
~t". Pp.'39t'].
For the occurrence of the word CAtat with an forgotten that the titte of Baron Chaos was eon.
alchemicnt signifieMee see Kopp, Dit ~4&A<'M~, femsdon Rfchthausen, an alchemist (Bayer. 04<i<Me
i8S6, ii. p. 3~, and forworks in thé tttte ofwhich w~ ~&*f«Me~f M<&<v)'te&. ~«m &m<!)M«&)t
the word oceurs, p. g$t. Nor thouM it be /<tM.MM~, 1883.p. 36).

G. M. B. D. S.
~C RAMX CHÏMt~, t6So.

G. (P. M.).
-Sa: HOLLANDUs (JOHANN tSAAc), Opera, r6oo.
s~ <7~~A'W–<j~4Z.Z~

GALENUS (CLAUDIUS).
L'Antidotario di Claudio Gateno Pergameno Interpretato da Michelangelo
Angelico Vicentino. Nel quale si contengono i due Libri de gti Antidoti,
quello deUa Theriaca à Pan6!i<mo,il Trattato d'essa à Pisone, & il Discorso
de' Sali Theriacali. Con l'Indice delle Cose piu notabili. In Vicenza,
Appresso Domenico Amadio. M DC XIII. Con licenza de' Superiori.
8'. !'p.M~(tt
t'p. M x3xtt NMk,M,9 MMkJ.
Galen '.o"attention tos".
paid special materia medtca Thé of Gaten thé
position M greatest physician
and pharmscy, and wrote the présent and some of dastieat aMiqutty atter Hippocrates and the
other works on the subject. He must not, how- most Mue<ttiat during the Mtddte Ages, is so
ewer, be hdd responsible Mr the comptieated pre- unquestioned. and his system formaso distinctivea
scriptions whichwere in vogue taoo or 1~00years part ot the history of medicine that it b hardly
tater. and which led to the controverniesbetween to référencesto the Hteratore.
the so-ca))edGalenic physicittMand the futvoeates neeessaty give
of chemicalor spagync' nanedies.
CMMHMus.<~e /~tM<~M A&<<«;<«M,t6<7, Porta). /M'M' de <*<<<M<f)MM et de CA'n<
p. tM. ty?o. t. pp.76-93: v. ~.sSa, &c.. &c.
VM der Lin<ten, ~~M ~i- daw, H~)ter. ~MMM<'<<t ~Max~a, t~t, i. pp. tn.
t63y, pp. tM.Mt. tao.
Renatus Charterius, 'Vita,' preaxed tohis édition HMtet, &~<o«<t~ ~«o<Mw~t, t774, i. p. tb;
of Gaten's Worits,fMit, ~63$. t ii. pp n6-72o.
MetcMin, /.txd!e<t~ ~'«wo~tH, t68$, pp. t<3. ~uller, H&tter,jStM~ft~M
Bi lio~a CA<~ty~.
Cbirur,fica, t;~4,
x~q., i. p.85.
ï..p. !$.
Saxtut, 0)t<wMf//fo/< /</<ttt~tMNt,!77$. i. P.317.
Conrieg. In <~<M~m<!< ~~M /Mf<<K<!))t HaMet, ~t<~t~t A~<Nf<xjB ~n!<«'<z, t~,
/«<Mt<ee/«',tMy, p. 48. &c.. &c. i. pp. M9.Z73: )(777, il. p. 43~ (thé présent
Fabricius, ~/«Mi4m'a Oneot, t7o8, iii. pp. '?9. Itntian work).
S90(~!t<«)« CA~&«<H, by fh. Labbe). ~if-a~Mt ~M<MMa<f, Paris, PandMuette (t8M.
Pope-Btount, C!'«t«M CeM~'orM~ ~«~on~ ~). iv. pp. y~-3~<. article by A. L.. Marquis.
Genev. 1710,p. t63. Sptenget, Ce~«~A' der /<~)M~<t< te*), ii.
BaKhusen, De ~i'<fMM<eorigine et ~pww pp. igs-tyô.
~Mf<f<ft«<'<t<i,tTtg, pp. a~&~ô. Dezeimeris.~Mf/<~MMat~ AM<M~M<<ett
Freind, 7'~ ~nAw-)'of /'A~ot c~. '83<, Ii. pp. 43<t-47<.
C<t&tt<e ~tMMo~ ~MfA~~<!4 CM/«<y, Bayte & Thithyc, B&g~~ ~~tf~, ~5. i.
i7as-a6, /att<a!. pp. 11-'{9-
Le Ctere, ~~<~ de /<!AM&fOM,t~so. p.660. PMhppe & LtMiwtg.
pPP&i14pe Ludwig, C<M~<-A<e
Gsstkichte dcr ~th!
A~rt~ksr,
Manget, JKM«M~Mt&«M ~<&<M«t. laSS.
<73'. 1. PP.3i<-4~g. (MMget has reprinted thé PP·W.37~·~tM~
Datetabet~, dkt &~«t ~MM/M,
long tifeof Ga)enby Renatus Charterius.)1 ~670,i. p. 9C7,&c., &c.
StoMe,~/«/<w~ sur ~M~f~ der ~Ma~eMM~t Hiteser, CMcAM~ der 3/<&<«, tSy~, pp.
<<«/, t73t, pp. 85~0, &c. 347-3~. etc.
Stolle, ~/«'/«~ sur ~M~n< der <!</<!A)'A<t<, FiRUter. <<M.~MM<t </&<t (de /'<<«/<-
'736, pp. 380~0. S57-58. ye~), t877, p. 366.
Kestner, ~~&«tMf~<t ~e&f~ttM, t740, ~<f~<it<n' ~«~<<M <&f&<«<x~ tM<&f<.
p. 397. U TV. <1.' m~, t88o~4&meSérie Vi.p. ~oo.
ChaufepM. ~<MW«t« ZM«<ena«tM' AMAM'~M, BiUings,/«&.f.C!tAt/t;s!M,t89~, v. p. <49; and
8. Séries, t~ot. vi. p. t~.
t7So,ii.tetterG,p.
Jfacher,/<t««t<Mt C<&A~<s.~<~ea, t?~ !). Hinch. ~<~<Mf<f~ Lerikon <~ <<neyr<
eot. 839. ~M<A'o~y~ t8s~. ii. p. ~w.
~MtM ~«~« ~<~<. ed. Haller,
Boerha&ve. ~7/<'<7fM~<t sur Ce~Mt~ <&f ~!f</«~«a~
t~St.~MMXh ft! A~/«nf<Mt<MtA<i'«t,!pM, i. p 3 (note on
11511'Düti~xairc
Etoy, ~3~tm!<t<M~~&)~«<
kittoriqae <&
ds ~t
la ~&&t«K',
Mldaixe, Gtden's name by Wm. CrBncn).
'75!. 3So '778. ii. a~
GALERAZEYA.
AGRICOLA(OANtEL), t63t.

GALLUS (FRtEDRKH).
Reise nach der E!nôde St. Michael.
MM~- MEHUN (JOHANN VON), S Spiegel der Alchymie, 77!, p. 33.
See THEORET!SCH und praktischer Wegweiser zur hShern Chemie, !?73, p. t3!.
Friedrich Gallus describes how (inding aeci. said he was bom in t46e, which made M<nnt the
dentatty a tract by Pamech-us in a chapet m thé time of Ga!)us' vMit140 years of age. He diedi))
'rhuringian forest he ~'as led M wisita hermit who ï6oo.
dwelt in the solitude of St. Michael.'who claimed Whether this is a eafrative ofan actual event. an
ftinship with the noble <~mi)yof Traatntnnnsdoff, aMegoty, or a mere romance, it is di<Bcuttto say.
and who was a master of the deepest philosophy. There is noindicationas M the author.
He showed Gallus thé pbttosopher'sstone, and
 M~(~?
»
GALLUS (FMENMCH). Ci~~w~.
Roth~chottz. ~W~~M CA<M<M. KM, n es. Ladrague, Biélio»èqw Ouvarof, &kn«,
~Mf<~
Flctuld, /< t7M. Th. i. p. 85. LitdjMf~ue,
& tSyo,
~WM~~MNo!. ttN.ttt~. OMW~
Schmietter, C<«-~ < ~&jt<M~. tSM, p. Kopp, D<'<~< t886, p. Mt.
eSt.

GAMON (CHRtSTOH.E DE).

Le Tresor des Trésors.
~e UMTHAUT (HBNRt DE), t6t0.

GANTZ neue eronnete Pforte zu dem Chymischen Kleinod.

See R. (t. M.), tyz8.

GANTZE (Der) Kern der AI-Chymie, das ist Eine Efteachtung der schwartzen
Finstemis dem Mercurio philosophorum der atten Weisen, den rechten
Glantz zu geben. Nach einem attcn Exemplar so im Jahr t$8o. in
Strafsburg von Johann Faust gedruckt, nun aber denen Liebhabern der
edlen Chymie zum Besten, ohne Versetzung eines eintzigen Buchstaben, aufs
neue wieder aufgelegt. Hamburg, ~48.
S". Pp. t6 [3, i Nan)<]. Etched vignette of an eagle, by Fetter of Jena.
This tract !s in venie. It is a reprint with some modificationsof the "AMTE
DZUTSCHB RS)MEN,de prima Materia des Steins der Weisen." ~.f., and begins-
after some ptdtminaty ve)~eï–"Eine treue Lehr wiUich dir geben."

GANTZE (Das) Schema oder Figur.

~'QUADRATUM ALCHYM!STtCUM,tyos; Ali Puli, Centrum Naturae Concen.
tratum, p. y8.

GARAYE (CLAUDE ToussAtNT MAROT), Comte de la.

.SM MAROT (CLAUDE TOUSSAINT),Comte de La Garaye.

GARLANDIUS (JoANMEs).
~< HORTUJLANUS.

GASSMANN (FRANZ).
~tW PANTALEON.

GASTON DE CLAVES.
See DUCLO (GASTON).

GEBER.
Gebri Arabis. Chim:cse cum Correctione, et Medulla G Horni. M. d. Nor.
Lugduni Batavorum Apud Arnoldum Doude. 1668.
This )sfollowed by a Ny.titte
Oebri Ambb Chimie sive Tntditio summœ PeWectioniset)n<t!g!ttio Magisteni
tnoutnetis Mois emendata. à CMpate Hornio Medico Reip. MonhcfgONb. Aeeessit
ejtMden<Medulla Atchimia: Gebncœ. Omnia Edita à Georgio Horn!o.
M* Pp. [t~, t btank] (for a~) [i b!an~. Eoentt'ed titte, coMisting of a
Mackman wM it shie)d,hetmet, and hnce, from which BotH a pennon thé
ttfst tine. Behiod the Cgate Ma pa!mtree, at thé fbot of whichcrouchesbeanng
a tiger or
)eopMd. At the botton) is the impHaL
~0 GEBER

GEBER. CM~wM'.
Gebri, Regis Arabum, PhUosophiPetspicacissim),Summa perfectionisMagisterii
in sua natura, Ex BtNtOthecseVaticanas Exemplariundecunq; emendatissimo
edita, Cum vem genu!na~; delineatione Vasofum& Fornacum. Deni<};libri
Investigationis Magisterii & Testamenti ejusdem Gebri, ac Aurei Trium
Verborum UbeUt, & Avicennœ, Summi Medici & acutissimi PhUosophi,
Mineraliumadditione Castigattsstma. Gedani,Apud Brunonem Laurentium
Tancken. Anno M DC LXXXII.
8°. Pp.[9~.t Mank.eugraved titleinctuded]
~6(sltouldbe i!?:, becatMt
~13.8
havebeen
have beendfopped inpuging).
droppedin ptgmg).9ptates of "ff*
9 ptates of appaMtos.
a
Besidts the SunwKt Peffectiottis, Liber investi. Authofis
ignoti. Phitosophici Lapidis Sécréta.
gationis and TeettumeaMmof Geber, this volume metaphofMdescrihentis Opuscutum,p. )t6t.
contains: Mer!in)Attegonn, protUadiMimutnphilosophici
Liber Trium Verborum KattMacatMmi. p. 93~. idis AttMum pet~ctë continens, p. a6$.
AviceM& De Congelatione et Congiutimttionc RttehaHibi. VeMtdiMti, Rhodiani, et Kanidis
Lamdtmt. p. ~s. PhitoMphontmRegis.Panaram, deMateda PMto-
Atsoeetted AvtcennfBMineralia. Mphici Lapidisacmissitnt cottoquentiam fragmen.
CujusdKmKptstotMqute Alexandri Macedonum mm, p. 970.
Rej*h nomineciMumtertu)-, tntefpnitatio abditam FaustusSaboeusad Lectorem, p. 978.
PhttosophM lapidis, compositionem sapientibus
acatbstme dec)arans, p. 9~.
-.J'Y9

Geben des Kôniges der Araber, scharffsinnigen Philosophi und wahren Adepti
Curieuse vollstândige Chymische Schriften, worinnen in den vier Büchern
das QuecksUber, Schwefel, Arsenicum, Gold, Silber, Bley, Zinn, Kupfer,
Eisen, &c. Oefen, Instrument, Sublimationen, Descension, Destitt&ttonen,
Calcination,Solution, Coagulation, Fixation, Ceration,Test, Cément, Feurung,
Schmeltzung, &c. ferner deren An~nge, Ptâpaîationen, Essenzen, Salze,
Alaune, Atramente, Salpeter, Salarmoniac, Vitriol Antimonium, Botus,
Cinnober, Glafs, Boras, Essig, &c. abgehandett werden wie auch das
Testament, Güldene Buch der dreyen Wôrter Kallid Rachaidibi, und andere
Chymische Tractâtgen, Summa, die ganze K.unst die unvollkommenen
Metalle, ats Kupfer, Zinn, Btey, Eisen, &c. in VoUkommene, a!s Silber
und Gold zu verwandeln das ist: wie man Silber und Gold machen
soH, enthalten, Attes aus einem uhratten MScpt. genommen, nach dem
vorhandenen Exemplar in der Vaticanischen Bibliothec eingerichtet, mit
gehôngen Figuren und Register versehen, und an Tag gegeben von
Philaletha. Wienn, verlegts Job. Paul Kraufs. t~t.
S*-~P' [~h Frontispieceinchtded) [4, advertisemenulT)t)ered and
bhch. tg woodeuM in thé teM,most of33:
whichare copiesfmmthe eartyfolio
edtMOtMof Geber'sworks.
cufHooa<M~jteoersworKS.
This éditioncontains the Mtowing works donier. Von dergeheimenComposition des Steines
Gebers Summa, in four bootts,p. t. derWeiscn,p.it37.
Uas Buchder Dreyen WCtterK!tU!dRachaidibi, Eines unbdmnnten Autoris Geheimnifs vont
p. ~36. Stein der Weisen,p. a66.
Rachaidibi,
"d"bi VeradiMt,
dian' Rhodiani
RL_.1'" undd Kanidis
K 'd" Merlini AllegorievomStein der Wei&en,p. a?t.
der vortreatichsten Wdtwei&en des Kôniges in Geber: DasBuchder UntemMhung, p. ayy.
Penien, StOcke von der Materie des Steins der Geber: Testamentoder tettte)' Wit&, p. yo.
Weiseo, p a~S. Avicenna: Tractat wn der Congelation und
SendschteibenAlexandri des K9nige$ der Mace- Conglutinationder Steiac, p. 3~.
Faustus SatxMsan den Léser, p. 330.
Commentant uber Gebers Werke, wodurch aus ihm selbsten wie auch aosvielen
andeten Schriftstellern Materia Proxima Lapidis Univeisatis sowohl a!s aller
Partikutar-Arbetteneiwiesen wird. Wien, 179:.
8*. Pp.[<t7.1
bhnt] 369[i bhu))t].
 GEBER 30t

GEBER.. C~<
TheHacMin thb éditionMeidenticatwiththose donier. Vonder geheimeo Composition desSteines
in thééditionof t7<t, end areas Miows der Wclsen,p. ejM.
Geber,Sttnxna,iittour tmotts,p. t. Eines MnbetcantttenAutoris Geheimnifs vom
Da!Buehder dreyenWOnerKaMidRitchaMibi. Stein der Weiteo,p. gM.
p. ~ye. MerUniAttegorievom Stein der Weisen, p. 306.
RtMihaidtbi.
VemdianLRhodi&ninnd KMtMi). Geber: DM Bmb der UnteMuchang, p. 3~.
StUekevon der Mater d<'sSteins der WeiM-n. Geber: Testamentoder )eMterWitte, p. 336.
p.a86. AvicenM. Tmetat von der Congestion und
Sendschreiben Ate~ndri des Kënigesder Maee- Conglutinationder Steine, p. gS3'
fauttus SabeeMan den Leser. p. 368.

(Another Copy.] \V!en, 1792.

Opéra.
.S~AM:HEM!A,tS4t.
The works afe Ue inventionoveritatis sett petfectionk meM).
De investigationeperfectionis metattomm,p. t. toram, p. M&
Summa per&cttonis metattorum, tive perfeoti De ForMdtmsconMfuentth, p. 9)9.
maghte)~, p. M.
See CRATAROLO(oucuELMO), Verre Atchemiae doctnna, t56t, i. p. na.
The works are Summa )'etfectiom:. stae pertect! magisterii,
tnvestigationc perfectionis metaMorum,p.
t ta.·De p.De «ntatis Biue~~ionis,
ït8.inventhme p. :8¢.
pertectioma, p, i<4.
Liber Fomacum,p. ~M.
Liber investigationis nMgisteni.
See GtMjECËUM CHtM!CUM,t6y9, p. t6~.
See MANGET(j. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t/oz, i. p. 558.

Secretum.
See unddr RICHARDUS ANOucus, Correctonum, t~(. t37: tS96, t t37.
ThbtKtct hentit!ed in the boo)t Des Kaniges des grOsteSeMetmnbeetiHèn, so anef Efdett sein
GebeMautsmspanienBuchderHeytigMtsoer mag: vnd desien sien die Veeetianer hoch
selnem Sohn m !iebvnd nut<!geseMbea, dMinnen tahmen.

Summa perfectionis magisteni.

GfN~CEUM CH!M!CUM, <679, p. r.
See MANGET(j. J.), Bibtiotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyca, i. p. ;!9.

The Sum.
Set SALMON(WILLIAM), Mcdicina Practica, t69t, p. 33$.

La Somme de la Perfection.
See mcHEBOURO (j. M. D.), Bibliothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, t740, i.
p. 8$.

Testamentam.
MAtfGET (j. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, !7<M,i. p. ;6z.

De Alchemia Dialogi duo. Quorum prior genuinam t!brorum Gebri Senten-

tiam. retegit ~348.
~M BRACESCO(GtOVANNt).

Geber Redivivus.
DKNStNGER (ARSENIUS BACHM!KL),!683(?).
yM GFJ~M

GEBER. C~A'w~
ExercttatMnes perbreves !n Gebri Libms duos Summ~ Pertëctionts.
~'MGERHARD (JOHANN).
De Lapidis Physici Condtttombus Liber. Quo Gebri & Raimundi
LuH!i methodica continetur expUcatto. t69s.
VOGEL
See VOGEL (KWALD).
(FWALD).
Hitherto it has been the custom, not a ntissinç for a long time. The description given
Uttiverst) one, to ideotify Geber withthough
thé Ambiftn ) Hatn is tnerety copied from that in the Hnetti
alchemist Uschnbir. Ben Hayyan. If this be by < (or he répète the mistake in thé date.
correct ait thitt is nceessnry is M produce proof Catalogue,
Me never saw a copy, and the book is passed
of the identity by exhibiting the connectionof their over
< by Copinger,so that neitherhashe corneacross
respectivewritings. Then what is known of the a« copy Mywhere. It is qaoted by Denis, Maittaire,
biot!raphv of the Arabian willof course serve for Ponœr, Brunet, and Graesse -but they give no
that of Geber. The results of investigation so fa.r deMte
< information about it.
have not ted ta any Mtis&ctoryresult, for there The bookis a smaU 4', without place or printer's
are sevend different notices of usch&birwhich do ) name, but printed ln Jtttty. tt h ? Roman letter,
not agrée, and whieh hâve caused HaiMmer-Purg~ et ·, iinM to thé and the betbfe me has
sta)! to stv that his biography is overshadowed by t6 ieaves. Thepage, book has nocopysipMttttres. catch-
considerablecontradiction and obscurity, and have words, or numbers. The colophon,
)ed Steinschneiderto adt hint an atmost mythicat capitals, runs thus printed in
personage. There seems, however, to be no Opus Maximi Phitosophij Ac Régis tadiae Ge)i
reaMn for doubting that he )hed and wrote the beri Foeliciter Hic Compte) tum Eat Ac
atchewic~ treatises enumemted in some Ambic sunt) Anno!esuChri!ti.M.CCCC
book~ of référence. According M the A'</<<t/- j !nwesj UU. NonasAttguMi.)
iLXXUt.
~M~< (toth century) he was born M Tarsus. Two or thMeof the paMgraphs refer to atchemy,
hved at Damascts and at Kufa. and died A.H. but the bulk of the book consists of secrets bascd
t6o, that is A.D. 776-7~7. Other accounts which on thé 'oceuh' properties of certain substances.
make hima native of Harran and flourishingin the and it ctoseiyresembles the style of the Magie of
third century of the Hegit-a,or an apostate Greek, KM-MMS.' there can be no doubt that this is one
or a native of Spain. have not the attthonty of the of thé very rarest of books.
narrntive in the ~ï~-<f/ which is adopted by The ehemitat whting!! of Geber. with whichthe
Hammer-PurgstaM. preceding bas nothing to do. passed through a
Accordingto nativeaceoxnts he wasa votuminous numberof éditions. Besides those in the pKsent
writer. and did not confine himsetf by any means collectionthere are the following. The first is ln
to alchemy. His writ!ngs on this subject have Roman letter, printed between i~o-t~So M.
been long known by Mss. in AtaMc preserved at saysRome. t~M), withoat number or marktaof any
Leyden and Paris, and probably in other tibMries. kind. tt contaihs K tM, as-a6 tittes to the page.
The contents of thèse MM. however were not h meatied a 4', but the copy before me has the
readily accessiMe until they were pubMshedby original manoscript signatures, and they are in
Bcrthctot in tSog. Rome, pnnted from a MS.in the Vatican
As a resuttof his examination of them Berthelot eights Marcellus Siiber, no date, !~$o.ïs~ 'Msnm))
hM corne to the conclusion that the Latin worksof by of which there mère two issues at least
Geber hâve nothing reatty to do with the Atabic ~quate8',
Stmsburg, tp8. ïseo. t53o(?), i~t. alt in folioi
wotks of Dschabir, but that they are considerabty Nuremberf!, t~. 4 (with other works) Venice.
htter. tS~, 8'; Nuremberg, t~. 4* (with other wortts):
1fthis viewbe correct it opens up an entirety new (t56s!?); Batet. ï<79. T'; Strasburg. !sa8. S°
question, forif we know but tittte about Dsehabir. (i&)o,t!t');(i67o?). ThMe are in Latin.
of Geber weknow nothing at ail. except that he Thé German translation prinled in the same
cannot be )ater than the fourteenth century, seeing style, and with the same illustrations as in the
that his name occurs in Mss. of that date. But Latin, Stmsburg. i~ao. tsso, folio; (ts8t?): t&tt,
to his nationality, to his exact date, to the origm of a": Fmnttfurt,t~M. 8" Vienna, tM3. S*.
his name. there is no clue, and a stili more dimcutt Tttere are two tfanstatioM <~ that by
thing to account for is the dearnem of the wrttings Richard Russell, London, to~S, Kngtbb, and with a new
ascribed to him as compared \vith those of bis title-page,t6a6; Satmon's version, t6û9(asabove),
presumed coatemporariesand of many of those in x~
SMceedtngceMunes. TheFrench version was not printed by itself,
~fheeartiest printed work with a date bearing but inthe ~/M<~M<, ï6~, toyS, t~t.
Geber's nameis entitled ~J A~~a~M. There Besidesthèse prtMed éditions hâve met with
was a copy in the PinetM coMeetion,ox~~ severnlM&copies both on paper and vellum, of
M'/t~MtMMM, as it is called. but the date is mis- varions dates, some of them as early as the
printed 'Ut. Nonas Augusti.' A copy Is men. fourteenthcentury. They are ail in Latin, except
tioned in thé catalogue ofthe MuseoBorbonico. one in ttatian. in which language, so &r as 1 om
and there was one in Count Mac-Carthy's sale aware, there is no printed édition. Numbers of
which brought $t fr. There was fbnnerty ont in Mss.are preservedin the tajge )i6raries.
thé Ste GénevièveLibrary at Paris, but it has been
Thevet. lss Vrais /'<w~-<M<f M~ <&<~at. Spachius,A~M<Kf/o~ .S~M~ ~/«&'f<M-Km,
MM <«.~w, t58~. f!3 ~<<–74 f< (The *?'. P.3~
is of a
portrait givenThe personage whoseveryexistence Nfuari, T't-a))!M/<t/<<MM
~/o//tM ~<!gMt'
)S doubtM. biocraphy is equattyreti&Ne.) iS99.P.'39.
 CEAM 303

GEBER. C~M~)~
Maier, ~)'MMt~«~<F~i'<Ma~t6t7, pp. eot-907. GmeMa, 6M&~ ~C~xn~, x~, t. p. ts, &c..
Naude, ~<M~/oM&f G~t«~M<to~M &e.
Ma~M~f de ~<~<. t6as, p. 360: HngtMh Hutchlnson, F<'MW~<t ~MM~M.t799, t. p. 349.
tfaudattoa, t6S7, p. t6~. Aikin, C~M~t/F<'<!pw/ 1803. iv. p. 349.
Léo Africanm. ~/M<wZtmftt~ )[6}z,p. M9. BecknMoo. J?M'<~f ew~ <7<M~M&< ~<)f<
Van der Lindeo, ~M~jr ~MM/<'<t A~< duo, <&t~t, ttos, v. pp. 97!, s~S; MngttthtraaOauon,
~637,p. t6o. <8t4, iv. pp. g?}, M'
Conring, De Hmtldiea A/~tctwt, t6~8, pp. 360. Fuchs, ~<~m« <&~ ~w~<~<t ~'«tn~tt)',
37Z.3: 1660.pp. 404, 40$. t8o6.o8,pp. tt.ta.
Bore), BnhoJAsca
i3orei, FM<'<t«aCt~M, t6s4, p. 102.
Clrixtfca, 1654, !oa. Andres, /?</f 0)~M <~ <%xt /~<!Mt~M,
Roma, t8t3, < p. M~.
Qt)tMted<.Z)«!/<<or~M<7~/i;«M<<i~<M«
et MW~<!J f~~«M, t6~ p. <9t. Chalmers, MeÛf~MM/~Kj~tt~O~~M~,
Bordchitt% UWH<</'n~MM CAo~M-Dis. !8t<, XV.p. 366.
~f/ft/tc, t668, p. tso. &o. Krscb &Grabct-,<<<w~<' ~<~<M<~M. t8t9,
Thevet. ~/< //M <7/M~ ~ww Ii. p. 417(article by H&mn)e)-).
AeotMMde leurs ~«~ t6w. i. p. eM, and por. Rees, ?M Q'~AMfM. t8t9, xv. n<t<w<.
t!n(t. (Thh portmit is dt0etent from that in the /~<i!M!<' ~i~aA', Paris, PaMkooctM (tSito.
1584 cduion.) as), iv. p. ~6p.
Romthhx, ~M~/M, ~<!S)'~«'~a~ CAa)t«<M«t Hrande, 'Genem! v!etv of the Progress of
~MX/«t MKf&a/<t. 167~,pp. ~87.~t3, 433. Chemical PhUosophy,'Disaa'tation pMËxedto the
Merchtin. /.M<&«MJ~)'M<w<t/t686. p. ~ty. 'Supptemtnt' to thé ~<~<&a ~'<7<!«~<t.
Rorrichutt, CM~'<:<t<t&f~cn«)t (.«~M, t8!<t, p. 6. (Aftertvardspnnted ln h)!~a<t~a/</
t6Q7.p. t3. No. xvtii. CAeMM/~f. London, t8~t (p. 6), and tS~, i. p. vi.)
HerMot, ~W/o/A~e <7~«&t~, t~. p. 38~. Hain. ~~<W<n &'M.~a~A~M. tSsy, t. ii.
A<w«.~< «&r ?~<f/~A-~ /i<sE/i-w~-P.439. Nos. 7504, *750S.
<<ff&A<t<<t.~M~,t7<M.p. M- t~ornson, Â~ ~M/<~ ~C~m~j', tS~o, i. pp.
Roth-Scholtz.~t'M/~a CAe~tKa,t~y, p. 85. t4. tt6.
/<!<~/.<'«/0/<& /W~~MJ ~~&'<e ~<<'<C. 'On Atehemy and the AtchemiïM,' FrMer's
7 3 p. $7. A/<MMf, tSgt. fiLp. ge?, &C.
Annales T~~Mt/AM, 1733, i. p. 33!.
MaiMMre. Schmieder, <M& der <</c~)M'<,tSy. pp.
Xedtet,M«MM<t/Z~.Mfe«,ty3S, x. col. ~74. 86 g3.
Kestner, ~M<M«~~ C~M~«.)-«~«, t~~o, H&i: Khetfa, ~~<Mt F~M < <
P-33~- c~<M&<«M, ed. Ht~et, t83M8s8, t.-vii.~t~ttw.
Cengtet Dufresnoy, Histoire <&la Mt/o~M UuntM,~o~ ~«<<! /W&M~e <A<<t<~<«,1637,
~r<~<<?M, t?~ i. pp. 74, 464; iii. pp. a6. 33. p. 13; tS/S, p. t4! Rammabbet~'s tmnshtioa.
x64, 170- '83?. P.
45~G5,
K)oy, /3/<'<'<t<!<t~~<'t/<~M de la ~'f&'f!«< Davy, Works, t&)c.iv. p. ? vin. p. gM.
'755' P- 395 '77~' P- 3~°' WtistenMd, C~aiM~ der ~~<XM ~~&
CMin, M/M/t~'t! ~~tp<~<<j~<!«<!~fft/ïW- und A~t/Kt~w~, t8~o,p. tz. No. as.
M~, Matriti. t76o, i. p. 433. Hoe&r, ~tAM~ dl la CA<M«',t8~, i. pp. 309-
Haller, &'<t/«'<'e ~«a/iMMM!,!777, M.p. 740. 3a3 tS66, i. pp. 326.340.
O~f~t <<e&MM~f /'<</<~ éd. FMJMde Saint rbn.KhtHittan, ~t<j~<<-< ~Mc~<M<t~ed. De
t-'ond&Gobet, 1777, pp. 3*8,68; (note on Geber Stttne. Paris, t843. i. p. 300.
nnd thé atchcmists). Kopp, <MW~«'A/< C'Af<aM, 19~3.47,i. pp. ~t-
Wiegteb, ~M/<'w<r~~A< ~M«MM<-A«~~ $6. etc. ii. pp. z4-6, etc. Jii. pp. tyo-ty~. got.
~/cA<Ma&, t777. pp. toe, so6, 368. 303. etc., etc.; iv. pp. t~.ty6, etc., ett.
Baumer. F~/«~<M Chemita, t78z, p. 7~ (calls W. Il. Bhck, ~<w~~«f C<!&~<'
him a native of Sevilleand alludes to the obscurity ~MiMM~tjMt ~«M~~ «X<0 M<)<W~ </
of his wrMngs). O.K/cn~ ~/M~ <4~)~<'&, t&tS, ~ftMf'm.
R. Watson. C4<m«-a/Bssays, 1784.i. p. T7. Htmxner-Pufgsta)), ~<t/«~u~«'~ der
~M sur C)!~«;~ der ~A*~ Chemie,!78s. ~4tio~ t8~, ii. p. 185; iii. p. ~3.
PP. 3S. °9, 484. 575. 576.<8t. 608.6!M.630,67t. Pouchet, ~t/ot'M des .S«'Mf~ Naturelles au
N)co)as Antonio, F<M~<'0! ~<<MM ~~WM~t, t8M, p. t8z.
t7a8, ti. p. 950. Btyte &ThiISye, ~«g~~ ~MC6<t&.tass, i.
Weige), ~M&t/M)!~sur <t/~xMH«MScheide. p. 94-
~«)M~1788, p. t99. PMMfppe & Luttwig, 0~& der
~WM<A<Mf<o~M«a, London, x789,p. Stg, t8<s. PP. 80. ?8. soo. S°', 96t.
No. t378a. Figuier, 2,'<M Il & 1856.
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8111' /cj~<M.
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A~fAm* t«tYa<i~/<Mf/</<A<'«t&, t78o, pp. BntMt, JMtfHf<< du ~MMt<, iMt, il. col. t~t6
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~< <Mt<~e<x, t7oa, p. «t. 7".
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~<yfK<M<M~n tt der CA<'M<e ~< <<ffd!<t&MM!~ t87o.NM.~<68.
r8~ Nos. 66a.668.
o«/<v< <M/. t793, pp. 89, t33. 207 (bnsed on ~/<M, ed. Ftoege).iS/t.
BMgtnan). Steinschneider, 'Die toxieoJMisehen Schrifien
Panzer. Annales 7)j~v)!~& t7o6, iv. p. to, der Amber bis Ende xii. JahrhHadetts,' in Vir-
No. so (from Maittaire and Pindji) p. t~, No. chow's <<~n' /<?' At/~A~M~ Anatomie wrtd
;t4t t7~8. vi. p. us, No. 783. ~<t«'~{~, !~t, it.p. 364.
304 C~~B~-G~a~&S

GEBER. C~MW~.
7~ ~tf&ff &t~c~<t<~<t,tS~t vi. p. ;59 <a~, 4ème SMe, tMt, vti. p. t<~ (anide by
(«rtMeby Ferguson). L. Lecfen:).
Kopp, BN' t«r CMfiM<~< Ct<Mt< Hh~M~M~~y~MW~-
DrittesStOd:,tSM. pp. t3-5~. (Thisis thofuttest .p'<t<<e<t<4<e«,t88;, ii. p. SM<MtMebyA. mneh).
extftntttccountofGebet.) Kopp. /<~A'AOMM.):886,t. pp.ta, 96,163.205.
LucienLecterc,~M/et« </<~t ~M<f~M~4~t~, 9)6. M} ii. pp. i8t, 9~0,gM;~97. Mo,3~. 347.359'
tS76,1.pp.70-77,303(<brhkdbcip)es). ~<tw< ~</<e<)t<K'<t//'A<<M<~m. éd. WMte.
Figuier, f~f &tfo~ <WMt~(du Moyen tM8. p. 44 (Gebw h not nteatiooed ie thé !8ts
Ag'').t877.p. }0. editton).
~<<)~(t ~M/<t<t~a, t879, x. p. t9~. Borthetot. /w<t<M d /<& A CM<<t«-
(ahMeby Fergttson). <<?~a<wj du ~~Mt < Pah!, 1669,/<w««.
~<<o<r«<!t'M' j~t ~<t'e*<Ctt
~<t<y</<~f.~e< A< BeKhetot, ~tt CA)M~au MyM Tome iii.,
L'AJchiMtieAmbe, !8~3.

GEDANCKEN vom rechten Gebraach der Naturweishett, und der einigen

wahten Universal.Materie, nebst dem damus zu bereitenden Lapide Univer-
sali, ac Magno. In einer Antwort auf des Herrn Nedagandri Brief an
die Besitzer des Lapidis &c; nutgethettet von einem Liebhaber der Caba!-
tsttsch-G&tttichenMagie. Hamburg und Leipzig, 1754.
8'. Pp.3z.
Signed: ChristumGerendo M undi OpprinMtm Vit:&,anddatedDresden,den 15
Sept.,and
t7S9. May beobserved that thé initi~bC. G. M.arethesamein thetitle
page io the signaturephrase. For theletter to whichtMs is a repty see
NtmAOANMtB.
GEDICHT (Ein).
TRtsSMOsmus(SALOMON), Aureum Ve!tus, t;98, Tractatus H),p. Mg.
&e KRÔF)FNETEGeheimnissedes Steinsder Weisen, tyoS,p. 3*4.
TANCKE Promptuarium Atchemi:e,t6!&. Appendix Tomi Primi,
(jOACHtM),
P.357.
[scHATZund Konstkatamerl p. 357.
GEDICHT der âchten Rosenkreutzer.
See HERMETtSCHES
A. B. C., t779, i:i.p. 2t4.
GEHEIME (Die) Naturlehre der Hermetischen Wissenschaft zur Verfertigung
des gebenedeyeten Steinsder Weisen, nach dem System des edlen Sendivogii.
1770.
8'. Pp.78[sb!ank). WaMspp.3-4.
See HKRMETtSCHES A. B. C., !779, p. !93.
GEHEIME Unterredungen zwischen zweyen vertrauten Freunden, einem
Theotogo Phitosophizante und PMtosopho Theotogtzantc, von Magia
Naturali, deren Ursprung und Prtneipiis, wo bewiesen wird, dafs diesetbe
eine natudiche, ntitztîche und zutafsige WissenschaSt sey. Zum Druck
gegeben vom Collegio Curiosorum in Deutschland. Mit Anmerckungen
aus der heutige Phitosophic,von einem Liebhaber natMicher WissenschaBt.
17~2.
intheteM,fmda toMing
8'. Pp.t4]184. Sixwoodeuts pt&M.
Thereis nothingaboutChembttyorAJchemy in fmtipftthy,
magnetlccures,amulets,the divining
this bookttdiscuKesmagieamongtheancients, rod.aodsubjettsofthatsoft.
witchcmft&ntongthe moderns,sympathyand
GEHEIMES und VerborgenesChymisches Laboratorium.
w. (G.), f739.
 C~A~–~MMMW.MJE' 30$

GEHEIMNISS aller Gehtimnifse.

MEDtCtNtSCH.CJHVXIISCH' und Akhe'Mstisches Omeu!um, )7;$, p. 4t.
According to thé ~Mf~f thts i$ the wont and «w'~M~ vu). li. Atph. a, with the thte;
most ittMcrfectversion of thé tract, itnd it differs Sthlitixt der rvabrrx H~y~t'&0.
widely from thnt contained in SehrMer'< A~tff ~<M«' Ott~'<!~M-~f)-~<-A/~~)M!<j/ des
&M~/M.f der CW~M AM<M'A'aA~ <)/K/Mt~C<~<MMM<!f~'«fM~«/«f, t~Sg. p. 99.

GEHEIMNISS (Das) der Hermetischen Philosophie, in welchem die Verbor-

genheit der Natur und der Kunst, die Materie und Weise zu wurken
betreffende, von) Steine der Weisen, durch gewisse Regeln ordentlich
geoHënbaret wird. Aus der dritten vermehrten und verbesserten Latein-
ischen Austertigung Pansischen Drucks ins Hochdeutsche Qbetsetzt.
Frankfurt und Leipzig. In der Fteischenschen Bttchhandtun~ t7?o.
8* Thédéviée
[!-<]'<).88. coosiMs
oftwoserpents
twinedmund<t)i)y,with
thesunanPp.moonabove,andthewords !t)Sole.
Contains(pp.~-M)/'W<M<<M~M/<'«</<M~At~<t~'o~~tvAM<~
Zttf~ fw ~i!H!M<t«.

[Another Copy.]
CHYMtSCHES Lust-Gitrttein, t747, p. !7.

GEHEIMNISS von dem Leben und Vennehrung aller Dinge, oder: Reine
Wahrheit der Hermetischen Philosophie, nebst dem darzu gehorigen
Hermetischen SchMsset, entworfen von einem Liebhaber der Chymie.
Drefsden und Leipzig, 17~8.
8'. !'p.~o. (2 Mank? wanting.}
FictuMMysthattheauthoft~kesthepMosophers nctuM,/M«-<0«, tM3.Th. ii. p. 67.
literally,M that those worksare sophistical. Ladf!tgte,«'«~O~f<t~;&<MOM~
Fictntdoughtto know1 [870.No.1466.

GEHEIMNISS der Natur des Groisen und Kleinen Bauers. tygi.

Set GRASSMOFF (JOHANN).

GEHEIMNISS vom Saké.

See Et<!AS ARTtSTA.

GEHEIMNISS vom Stein der Weisen.

See GKBER, ChymischeSchriften,t/St, p. 26&
OEBEK,CommentariatiberGebersWerke,t~ p. 302.
TMsh a difterent
tntnstMion
tromMotrgenstern's.
SeeGEHEtM~uss
desPhHoso.
Steins.
phisehen
SeeSECRETA lapidisphilosophici.

GEHEIMMISS der Verwesung und Verbrennung aller Dinge.

GEHEtMNUSsder Verwesungund Verbrennungaller Dinge.

GEHEIMNISSE von der Alchymie.

See H. (c. G.), Eines wahren Adeptibesondere Geheimnissevon der Alchymie,
1757.
u
~C~AV~F- ~p~
GEHEIMNISSE aus der Geisterwelt, Magie und Alchymie beleuchtet und in
ibrer natürlichen Gestalt dargestellt nebst Bemerkungea liber
physische und
politische Gegenstânde zur Widerlegung ungegrNndeter Meinungen und
Vorurtheile herausgegebenvon einem Kosmopotiten. Frankfurt am Main,
in der Andreaischen Buchhandtung,
1795.
8'
on~'& Pp.vi. g;t. ThetMeisquttemMeading.
There
ttis~eonectionofiihortartMM
on Rosenkreuter. alphabetiealty.

GEHEIMNISSE
einiger und Adepten,aus derVertassenschaReines
Philosophen
alten Mannes. Erster Theil. Leipzigbey Christian Gottlob
Hilscher, t78o.
8°. Pp.M t9y[tofboobtntvetthements].
aptates.
The pMtcsooheK
The P'P!'eK and
and adent<:
adepts whn~ et.M<.M«~
whoseMtreB are A.–.–
here:n toatmned are the fcHomng: Arcanumarcanomm <tr«mnsimam. p. M.
lilustrissimi Principis Americani nomine Ho)d.
Lapis Ph<tosophuntmest Mater matt
M~n attantm, q~tom MM.seititetquœdam s i
t' ?" Sal MaffiM~ cuncta
seMogentm. toa.
Auus eam (n uxorem eanM)~ ad Sextemm ~teta)Mf!)Aunih)thtget)!p.
Mam cothxet. ~net ducat Arcanum. Dieses h<ttder Pater JesoitMum
Fitium. RoMCœ)i & Pin. mit NantenKicoM. besessen. tït.
gueOtoe rernB dmssimum,p. t. Diesen U))tvena).Proce<: p. hat ein sterbender
~tonii Term F. R.C. Proce~M se<MtMimM
de Rep).trath Virtute &in SoNumria Comom CapucinerMment getiebten Confmtri mit Minem
Btut untenehttebeo. sub Sitcmmenta
potentm, p. 47. !)intertMsen
P. t5o.
!6Mtii&LiUenhetm F.R.C. Processus de MRxtMm
Floribus ~Ethefiscaptandis singulatis. p. 58. ptiecipaa MagistmUs qua Sa) Diuinuni
i1foc«ms Anonymi cujusdam de Matera dmo. Mych~tun) acquiritur, <Mius Inuentor Princeps
a
ttca, P. oa. Philosophus
MarCnt de Dene. eines MayMindtts.aus der sine pariW4 P. 160.
Stadt Y'~ Mystenum de Urina, daraus eine Tinctur tu
und wahren Adepti vener. machen, mit welcher andere
ab))M F.R.C. Pfocessus singularis de Materia Gold ven*Mdehwo-den. p. 173Metallen kSMen in
Chaotica, p. 67.

GEHEIMNISSE des Steins der Weisen.

Se, ERÔFFNETE GEHEIMNISSEdes on.* ucr tvosen,
Ste!osder Weisen, t/OO-t~tC.
<7o8.<7t8.
Roth-Sdtottz. who bas
Roth-Schottz. haa entcred
entered this book under h~~ h~. se; but _:– that the book
G<-hein)nMse.' seems to think ttmt it was an t~veheen Mting contains
attempt on the part of Hebeœit and Felginer to ~? ""?
petm tt ofi on thé publicns a netvbook. decetvethepNbhc by such an ostrich.)M<e
tt&kas
Ttmay putHng ~aon the tMe-page.
“

GEHEIMNUSS des PM!osoph!schenSteins.

See MORGENSTERK(PHtUP).TurbaPhilosophorum,<6.3,i. fp. 337.
337; '750.
,y;o..p p.W.
409.
See CEHEtMNtss
vom Stein der Weisen.
no Das Gehetmnufs der Verwesungund
-NSI~ ~p~ nach aller
Dinge, seinen Wundern im Reich der Natur und Verbrennung Gnade, Macro et
Mtcrocosmtcè, a!8 die Schtusseh Dadurch der Weeg zur
eMCrnet,das Verborgene der Creaturen entdecket, und die Verbesserung
sterblichen Leibes griindlich erkandt wird. Verk!amn): des
Jfoh. ïa. Es sey dann, dafs das WeitxenKom in die Erden falle, und
ersterbe, so bleibts alleine, wo es aber erstirbt, so viel FrOchte
i Petr. 3. Die Erde und die Wercke die drinnen sindbringts werden verbrennen.
Zweyte und mit vielen curiôsen Observationibus vennehrte
Franckfurt am Mayn, Bey Johann Friedrich Fleischer, Auaa<:e
.733.
a. 8". fp.
a. Pp. le~NiMk). Thetail
te~ b)iu))<).me Mt) piece
pleceMa coton)1
isa coffin1
According to Fictuld a person of the name of n pe~oaof gréât wisdom, and Fictuld recommends
Cron d~med to be the anthor. but did Mt know Km the bt~hestdegree, of whatevervalue that
really anything about it. tt was more probable be. tnth.ran<~ition ma
that the tract was written by von Loen, who was Fm.kfut<.w,e~
_His ExceUency the Resident' of the King of quoted, and the book is a,))ed themophical'
mys~hke most of the books on the subject of
PMM.aat FMnMw. In any case the author was oar time.
 nc~w ~p''i To–M

n&iw yap~ Tu. ~~M~.

Ketutd,
M~.&MOt. Th.t. p.8z.
MM, ÏAdrague.~MMM~M 0<Mw~;&a~M<t~
<6<9'<M' <Rt~<~ 178-%t8yo. No. t4~6. (Thé work k ascribed M '& E.
<~<Mt<MtCA<'<m~,
!78.s,
P.~ <ieL<)
At HKRMETtSCHBSA.
B. C., !779,iv. p. <37.

GEHEMA (JAN ABMHAM A).

Der krancke Soldat bittendedafs er h!nfuhto besser moge conserviret, m!tte!d!ger
tractiret, und vorsichtigercuriret werden. Allen bohen Genetats-PeMohnen
und biafen (XBctîem,die ihre Soldaten lieben, zu soaderbahten Nutzen.
Hierbey ist g~tug~t eine kurtze Information for die Fetdscherer, wie sic
sich bey allen Wunden und blesfuren zu verhalten haben, und setb~e nach
denen besten principiis cttnten kOnnen. Sampt ëiner wotemgedchteten
Feld-Apotecke. vorgestellet von Jano Abrahamo à Geheftta, Eqvit. Polon.
Med. Doct. Ehttm!s gewesenen Capitain und R!tme!ster.
H!ob. c. 6. v. 5. !4. Dais Wild schreyet nicht, wann es Gt&& hat, der
Ochse blütet nicht, wann er sein Futter hat. Wer Bannhertztgeit
seinem Nechsten wegert, der vettSzset des AUmSchtïgenFurcht
Verlegts Johann Adam Plener. Gedruckt im 1690. Jahr.
M". Not A to G.in twehes.GïitMtUtk.Woodcutofct soldier
onGtt vefso.paged. Stg5.
HiMer<M<!og.
Thc Fe!d.Apoted<e'

Der QvaMMrte LeH~Medicus. Abgebildet von D. Jano Abrahamo à Gebema

Eqvit. & Indig. Pol. Verlegts Johann Adam Pleuer. Gedruckt im t69c.
Jahr.
t~ Net
t~ Notpaged.
paged.Sigs. Ak, ,B,
Sigs. A, iotwetve&
M, in tWMVe& BtaNtUMC.
Mt9 N<u)k.
ByMoMethehcftMedGdNML Hewas&PaMt Holstein. SabseqtMntty he became pby~ehm to
ttot~tt and doetor of Medicine,aad Msfather wasaa the Duke of MeeMenbut~,thé elector of Bnmdeo'
SMMMand a chamberlain of the Kingof Poland. burg, who ttppointed him F!aefttbhMtdtMt to the
His father <tyiogwhen he was t~ yeatsof a~e, his Academy of SdeMM, and the King of Maod.
education was n~tected and he was ouly tmioed who made Mm a coanctHor. He was aa ardent
to the use of anns and went with hh MgtMeatto dbeipte of bis two teachers above meatiMed and
Hottand. Daftng bis stay et UMechtand Leyden defended them on aU ooeasioM. He was the
he a~uîred a taste for <eara!ng,studiedthé M)tto- author of a considerable namber of boeta and
sophy of Deseattes, and haviag tttigned bis dissertations on medical Mbjects, and be was
p<M!t)oaas c~ptato of cavahy, devotedhmMdf to oppoud to
opposed ta some ûf of thé
the medieat
1Uedka1of
pMethMof bis
hb
MedMtte at thé Uniw~ty of Leyden, under time. Theyearofhisbirthttndofhisdeathdoet
BontetKX. A<tergtadu<tt!nt[Mtet«dMphiaidaa not <eem M be known. but he was stiUMa~ tn
w!th the Dfmhh troops; fmd spent Mme time in '703.
MefeUia.Z<'<«&<t~tM ~M<MtA«,ïM&p. ~01. p. <!& (Thèse oMMun tiste of bis w~M (md
Manget,BWM<~f<t&<')i~-M)tA~<<~w~,ty3t. notices of his lite and views.)
t. !i. p. 443. (CoMaïos a notice ofbis work on Gmetto, G<~M< < C~MM~,]:M6,it. p. o~.
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Stotte. ~t~~f<J<M'.Ma~<H as), tv. p. Mï.
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Motter,
Cf~M! /.<<<t<!<t!, t~, H.p. 9!S. /M«M'Mt«~ «!~6&~)%<« <&!t&<OM~Midi.
Meher. <<~nr<~«<t<<~r~o<)w, ï~, ii,
ii. M&<,4" Série. t88t, vi). p. 909.
eot. yn. (THisarticte
lÕCher, (Thls article !s
is based
bstsedononMeMet's.)
Moiler's.~ Hae~er. <«~ <&f ~MMt~, ï88i, ii. pp.
Portal, ~M~MM~f~M&M~~i&~ÛM~ 378. MS7.
tMo, iti. p. 6*7. NUingt, /t«&<f-C<!)!e~<«,t8&t, v. p. 310 and
H<ne)'. B<MMttM&<&Mt<at. t77t,i. 6to. Sef!e<,Toot, vi. p. ïte.
Ktw. Z~<M)M~- la e<~&f~. Hit<eh,B&~o~MM~ Z~&hwK&tewmMt.
1776,ii. p. 39!t. dm ~<<<. ~88$. ii. p. sts(MtMe)~H. HtMser).
Hattor, ~WMtM ~M~«~ ~<-<&)! 1779. ifi.
3~ C~G'~M

GEHLER (JOHANNSAMUEL
TRAUGOTT).
J~ FOURCROY ~MTOtttE
(AMTOtttE FRANÇOtS
FRANçots ~& Cbemische
DE), ~uouHin~tc fftMosopnte,
Philosophie, t796.
ty~o.
Gehtw was bom at GOrMt)!.i Nov., tyst. He history, phy<m aad and
GenMn ~eonsideMMe omnber of ûan~ted
MudtM )aw, and took bis doctomte. eh~mi~ty, into
Mve mathe. the very best
maocat tectares M Leipzig University &om t~. wo)1«of the writets on
aad WM aam-wfMd: coMncfttor and asesMrof thèse mbjeets.
the He published a ~f)!jht/~A<f
Superior Court at Leipzig, when! he died, t6 Oct.. Leipt.. 4 vok., 8°, to whichtwo supple.
'7S5. t767~s.
mentary vo)u<ne:were added.
OtringMateiMte he dewted himsetf to natumi
Wotï, ~M C<A~ ~<t<-A)M,Leipzig. tySo. ~M.'t< P<Mi<.paackoucke (l890.
Otto, /hMt der 0~-AtM~.t. SA~~er. v 1. 95). tv. p. 375.
M.p. 409.
Mj!gendM<ir
P. ô& ~,)t<
MeaMt. ~t- WM /<:Af t?so Mt teoo ,5 iV. tM~.~<jp~W<w.,io~
i. col 867.
<wjA~w~ ~<&M 7~<M&<~i't/< t~ jv. p.
M<Mp~A,
Z4~w«<t<~ <«y<M &t«tfM ~~<.
M~, SMe. tMt, V)!.p. M:.
3EISSLER (FMNMucH).
Bama des Lebena,das ist: GnindHchet Bericht vom
wahrhaMgea Auro
Potabili, wie ingleichen vom Wunderbahren Stein der Weisen,oder Grofsen
Etixtt derer Phitosophen &c. a!s der Hôchsten
AReZney. &c. durch Friedrich
Get&tern, von Freyberg aus Schlesien, Medic.& Chymicum.
Syrach. ii. 8. Du solst nicht urtheilen, ehe du die Sache horest
Erkenne es zuvor, und straSë es dann Lats die Leuthe zuvor
ausreden, &c.
Autf Vertag Veit Jacob Treschers, Buchhandt. in Brefslau.
Jena, druckts
Nisius. t683.
Joh. _J.
8-. FPp.64.
8°.
8°. Pp,4
'~t.
About GeMer t bave foundno morethan whtt !a thetMeofthe ptesent work.theword AReZney
hes)~ on the above tltle.page, that he was of Ma play onArzeney. and Area is <ned earth
Freyberg in Silesia, and was a physician and from
which the mnttme ~<M<~am &)<ttis obt&tMd.
Besicles wrote: liorrichins thtnks that this red earth is the resldue
<wM t~n~ A~~a ~«.~ M&t/
illo Sapientum ~~<W<~M <Mt)~< <&wm/4. after the distillation of green ~tnc). t~ as
MW/<t~ cotcoOxr. Thb is not unlikely. He
t'«<
~taoa
~<P, fa-~f~
t<t~ ~tM~-M- NM~
~M~~ <!<<MM waseajtaged with the substance, since inevidently
the titte
tum ~f. of thé /'<aM<-«t/.<!MMhe quotes the œaiema or
Nbnmbet~t678,t9'
~OM. und y~m~, Jena, tM:t. M~m ~M/.MM got1 trom the initiais of the
woniSt<)tef"tMtaM<"
BûtfiehhM.C~j~~ ~<n~~at Qt«tt~<~xm from the true, M aMenic from sugar
t6M, o. 4<. No. txv. candy,"etc.,
etc..
~)th.Schott& Chemica t7~, p. 88. Gw&M/<
F!cMtd. /<S/<t,t. ~~txt- <f~M~ CA< t~.
t~, Th. iL ~pouM PP· 530, 634.
outMa vjab of vitriol upo,n;:n,t}~
senbNerwho bas written such absurd follies and pp.Gmelln,
30.l',euAfihte der Cbsmie 1798 ii. p. s6
'whint.whaoM Mnothing coatd be more <botish. (quote!a't689edit!o~aëoofthe'abc'
He bas not the smallest notion of the Hermetic 0< M~,
phttMophy, and his Aurum potabile is as dif~reM ~<t, t~ No. tt09.
~<~«, ,8!6. ii. pt. ~8.
379:n,7`~`~.
J/7 386.
5~MNER!(ANTONIO),
Ghtsmacher-Kunst, t6y8.
GEISTLICHER Diseurs und Bettachtung.
ALLGBUEtNE
und General Reformation,t~h
GELBEN (Vom) und Rotten Mann, ein Phitosophisches Werck und
Gesprâch.
~w MBLCHtOREpiscopusBrixiensis.
GEMMA (CoRNSUus).
De NatuKe Divinis Characterismis; seu raris & admimndis
spectaculis,causis,
indiciis, proprietatibus rerum in partibus singulisvniuersi, Libri II. Auctore
D. Com. Gemma, Louaniensi, Regio Medicinae
professore. Pecutiarem
 d'~MM-~A~M7V<)~ ?9

GEMMA (CoRMEUus). CM/MW~.

partis vtriusque materiem vêt argumentum sequens pagma planius explicabit.
AntvetpMe, Ex officina Christophori Plantini, Architypographi Regtj.
M.D.LXXV.
8*. Pp. t.t6. [3t. t Mank]ty-ait~
[to.t b)at)k).
TomusSe<:(Md<M,pp. aS~b' MahhJ. Numerous woodcut! in the text.
Cometius, the son of RetnertM,catted Gemma occur h other books on the stt<M Mbject, were
and Ffisiu!, a dbtiogttished physician, wot bom at viewedas speciatworksof the Cfeatot tntended to
Lott~in in t$3t (Adam!). 98 Fe ï~; (F~r. foretellor indieatecomingeveats.
.M~). He waswettttaiaed in the Hutmaiths by His viewe haM not been mach respected by
his fathtr. and io thé University ho studied subséquent hixtoriansand Moeraphetrs,but a!tow.
phitotophy, mathe<naties, and medicine, in which ance must be made for the cbange of ideasand
iretook his license,being tMMedboth in the theory for the dtNttent way; otobtervins and inteforeting
and practice. He atso acquired tcpttatien as a phtaenamenawhicha lapse «~ tht<~ hundfed years
rhetoticiao and poet. la t~. by thé Duke of <enta!h Mtdthé B)[pO!<)t)oM t)f GomethMatwt be
Atba, he was appototed fn succesMtt to Michohs rcgarded rc~ardedas iliastrating the
a< tMx'.trating thé betMs
beliefs of
of histtn<e.
bis Ilnle.
Biestuftto the CMi)'of medietaeand taught w!th TherebwantofaRtcetttentitntott~hiïNogmphefs
much Mnow). !a t<!iro he took the degree of KSto the cause fM(tdate of his death. Somesay
doctor. that it was due to stone, ottters ta the phgae,
Hts two pttectpittbooks are thé ab<W!,«ad that whichseems more pfobaMe.
eMMett C~~OM~a, pt~nted by Plantin at !t took phce on the M Cet.. tST~(E!oy). tR~
Antwerp, 1569,3wt!t., 4", and said tobeteryMM. (F«g. ~t/<&.),):$?« (Castetbnus). ts~ (Athmt),
Re!nM<Magiws an account of it, and sayt that it Telssler says in his toKiethyear, ctaers )X)p)yin
!s a treatiM on the method of study and teanttng hM fony-secoad year, Adami say! tn bis <otty-
after the manner of Raymund Lully's ~f< ~WM Rfthyear.
(~.f.), if not basedupon X. He was buried at Louvain, and left two sons
The present work is a disquisitiott on portetHs Raphael, who became a canon of St. Peter's, and
and prodigie: in nature of evetydescription, with Philip, who coMtnttedthe tradition of the <a<nity
their Mpposedconoecticn with humtH) atMrs. and becamea physicien.
MoMters, of wMchhe give! tmriom pictmret,which
MimtM. ~~<t ~~«-<t ~MM~m E)oy, /~<-<&MX«~' ~a< de la A~<tt<M'.
~<'<t««, t<oo,e. 97. '75& i* P- 339 ï?7~i i'' P' 3*4- (Re~s to the
OMtettanus, ft/<t <<tf«tt<et ~«~~mt*. t6!7, Mat star which appeared
ap~ared in CastMpea, and atttacMtt
r,~t~pea, endattracteii
p. sg8. the notice of Gemma,among many ctheM.)
MAB C<~t<!«o~«M~<~«'<M«, t6i)o.
Adami, Haller, ~MM<M<M A~oxfto. t~yt, p. M3.
p.!t38. HaUer, ~«~AMa ~<M/<M<Ka, *y74, p.
Van der Linden, Da ~<J <tM~~ /<W duo, Haller, ~Me~~a C~<w~<N, tTM, i. p. a~a.
1637.P. 297- HaUer, ~t~/M~efa ~M&-M«'~'<KA< t?~. ii.
Ghilini, T~a/w ~~o/~« &~fa~. t~y. il. p. t$8.
p. Mo. Saxtus, 0<tMM~*aM/<~M~«w. t?So, p. <tt7'
Andr. Quenstedt, Dialogus </<t<t<~M:7/ and Anal. p. 6M.
Jo.
/~M«x<&~n«<:<<«~M M~w~M. tM4. p. us. Chatmers. 7!MC<WKt/F«~<M~Z)<'e<M)f«~,
Merektio, ~H«<i;~«<fe~eM/M, t696, p. <M6. !8t4, xw.p. 396.
Frehef, ?'A<a<feon'<tw««~!Mf<<«M!«'/<!wrM«t. ~~M ~i&MMA!. Paris. PanchoadM (t8M.
t6M. p. t939. pi. 5S. (TMs artide is at) about the a~). Iv. P. 373.
father. Gemma Fmtas.) Garaier &Quetetet,C<M~r<td!<!<K'< ~<t<M<M~«<
Rdntmano, ~Et~<~<y<'« ~<<t~ /&<~wf- ~<«. GM)d,tSa~-ta~s'
<<!«dorer ?~/«~a', tyo9. iii. p. tyg. Sprenfjd, G<KAt<<der ~Ko«~M«&, tSay, iii.
Teissier. Lu ~)SM <&~AOjtMMt &M«nM,tyts, pp~9~7, !<6S.
i. pp. a&t, 9M, M6. Bay)e & TbiUaye, B«;pt~M&~Miof~. t8ss,
Manset. FW~/tbat .&<M'«M ~<<MW«M, p. Bas.
"1731,1. il II, 444- BAjF~iMet~tM~w/&,t8s6. x~- P. *37.
Morhof, /«!tf, tyse (i. a. s; 39). i. p. 3j6 A<M<M/& ~!<~M~~M(Mt~t&, *8~, xix. eo).
(ii. s, 2, 4). i'E.,?~; <?' p. 4~.
Foppens, ~Mt«M<M &~a, t?~, h p. eoo van der Aa, &'<ip'd~MtcAM~~&a<e<~ der
(witha pondit of Gemtaa). ~M~M~t t86z, VMtp. ~S.
KMtotr, .M~&~t~et <7<&~M-~<~Mf<t, t740. Poggendortf. B<<!g'ra~McA'<</<f<j<~<t ~M<~
<Bf!<'A't<«<t,ï86}, i. cot. 8M.
j~ter, ~%M«<'«!' GMa~<!x.t'«w<. 17~, M., Haeser, C<M&~< d~~MM. <sat. ILp. t~.
eo). 9t4.

GEMMA Gemmarum Atchuntstarum.

See ME!SNEK(LORENTZ).

GENERATIONE (De) Met&Uorum Tractatus.

MUSAKUMHERMSTtCUM, t749, p. 305.
3'o G'y~MF~'GJM-~jpCA'BA~

GENTTERSBERGER (SAMUEL).
Specutum utriusq; luminis Gratte et NatuMB,das ist, Spiegel beyder Liechter
NatûrUchen vnd VbematMichen: datinnen, durch hut<f der edten Kunst
Chymise, neben erktarung der Natui vnd Eigenschaftien der 7. Metallen,
so sie zum theil fûr sich selbst, zum theil g~eae!nimder haben.
NBANMR~ttMtwMt~a~
M.e MiMt~Mtm (THt!OPH!LUS), Heptass ~ucnymtca,
neptas Alchymica,<M),
<62),p.
p. 403.
403.
This tit)e M~ees pmeticatiy with that of the Theauthor styles himselfDoctor of PhMoMphy
onmttu edtttpn of Ktt. as t~en by Murr, to thé aed medicine,and physiciM of the townBenM)ehn
words: "siobeaMetaNen"; thon in thé earlier tntheMMfnate.
edMottitmMthus: "cte.diettntfetwetMte Lehre HaMet ?~)ma/<! /a/w~~<<a. MMpmr.
chrbt). ReUeton ans dent Licht der Natur abge. t6o6, 4, quotes
Mdtt wi~d." And Mmiradds tenomousty Wer CHMf. quite by Samuel GeMteKbMger. !t )& of
verkelmthier den RotenttreuMtMten Uafinn?" pMsiMe that th~e may be t~o
but itis ttho pMsibtethat one or
Roth.SctMtb! quotes the edttioa of Dannstadt. ~~pMpte.
omor M thé nMaet sa a mbadM. thé otiKi)) of
t6tt. 9". as weHas <hb MprintofNeMdet'
NttuMtàp the t6tt edition was published by whMtisobvMMeMugh. WhMtofthetwobthe
conect form t am not ptcpMtd to say. but fn the
S~ professes not to know the Mthon Ppe'c"~ the aame b d!stMcttyG<at<M<)Mwef.
WhBttM)-TMtde Mt thé M. <~m some one eise, t h&veMed to Hhda notice of Mm.
or wrote it MnMe«,Ffctatd doe: not dMeuss but
bis judgment ls that it b MphbtieatrtgmMote."
RotMchottt. F~M CA~ tya?. p. 89. CmeHn.C<tf~MA/<der C~otM, t~. i. p. S6t,
gcMM. tMt Th. 68. note s.
HaUer,~WtC~OM A~&~ jt~ !i. Mun-, M~ tM~M M' der ~jM.
p.3$t. *wo~' und du ~efNMt~w~.t, <8e3,p.M.
r-

GEORGÏ (JOHANNGOTTUEB).
UmstândUcheNMhncht von den berühmten Bestuschewschen
Nerventinkturen.
oder sogenannten Lamottischen Tropfen.
See ALLGEMEtN
See ALLGEMEtN nuhiich~nuhiiches chemisch.phystkaiisches
chemisch-pit–j- t.ttun.m;tM,t,
Manchertei, t/e<,
<782, tt. p.
p. j~<.
34~
·r~_ _e.u.
Thé authcr of this Mportwesbon) at Cotbem tu He wrote severalworks eoataining the resuttt.
Pomeranta ta t/~S (Meuse)),or at WachbotïhMenn gMgmphica).
in phyttiMt, anthtopotogicat.etc., of bis
Pomemnia, Dec., to t~. St. He was M ap~e. MatekinRusste. ttMsbtedCMMtedt'sMineMtcgy.
cary atSteadct.weM Petersburg ~.77~ and contributed papers to the Academy of Scienoes
travelled about in Russia at the request nf the
Acadetny of SdentM. was made A~unct of the ontpoMMeom~aamn~Mtity.cn
saliand its purification,anatysh ofRxMiaacommco
the water of thé
Atademy ht t776. and in tySg member. !n tMQ Neva,examinationof RussiM nMrbtet.examination
hewM made Ra~hm tmpenfJ 'KotteeienMth' of potashe!, on thé transformation
He died at SL Petersbum, butthé date ofMs death eMeedony. and of gypsum into
is ~ve)) Mttioudy: M Noy., writings on économies.
Nov.. tSM; and
~0«., tSoe.otd style.
MeuseLZ)at ~t 7'<Ma', a~. ~.n'~< Reuss,~~wM <~«MtM/<t/
'A'f~~ &<<K<<<t< 7<M</MA<ft (Chemin).
&M. ,706. 1603,pp. 60. oS,&c.. &c.
Pt~8ot.ix.p.4t4. A~tt Acta ~«~«t&B &M~M
Gmettn.Cor~ C~jOM.ty~ iii. pp. lmerialis
~n~/</<M~. tSo6.xv. p. M.
398. &e., etc. Poggendorff, ~M~.
«<!r<S?t~. tMg. col. 8y6.
Alexis. Count of R!umin.Bestushev.was bom at anddied M Apn), ~66 (not in
MMcow in t693. He had been raised to the werestruckln commemoration ~69). Six medah
ofh!m.
htxhe:t digmtiM of the empiM. when he was The dn)g desctibed in the present paper was
depnved of them att and e](it<din t7~8. Recatted chtoride 0? iron, though it ~s eaOe? a gold
'4 Ja'Y. t76t. hehad bis ptocerty KstotEd, and MnetUM, and it mademther a
wasK)tMMedinthe<e<!atE. W:thmantye!t~y dtMnbed by teverat ebemtsts.commotion,and was
he carried h<mse!fboth in fortuneand miaortm!~
Gme)!n,C~ <&t-Cto««. tMn, jj,. “. ~00.
/MHippolyte
Kopp, C«tA~Mc der Ct<~<, IsS.iv. Kiuys)[en!,Z))'t~mMetf<w<At~
p. &«M~ <-<&t du Médailles tOn.
~&~&Mf~, Gand, 18~, i. c.p. ."7
tt~.
GEORGIUS, Pneceptor.
~M DtAMGUS.

GERCKEN (JoHANN).
Kurtzer Bericht von Uhrsprung, Krafït und Bereitung der Rohten ComHen
und fumemlich derer wahrhaB~enTinctur, wie selbe m(isse beschaffën
seyn,
 G~?CA~V-CJS~4~D 3tt

GERCKEN (JoHANN). C?~

nebst dero Kenn~ichen, dabey auch zugteich Mgefûhret wird, wie aHe
Mfsher in denen Apotheken beHndMchgewesene CotaHen-Tinctutcn keine
w~hrhaN:eund nicht aus deren inneren Wesen bestandene Tinctutea, sondern
nur scheinbahre und vetanderte Farben der au~~ossenen Spintuum seyn.
Von Johanne Gercken, Med. Doctore. Vormahtigen ChurMrstt. Bmndenb.
Leib-Medico, jetzo Physico beyder Stadte B~ndenburg. Zum Druck
g~eben Jï7ï4..
gegeben 7 14.. s*. “PPp.70.
8*. 'p. 70.
Roth-Sehotn quotes an apparent continuationof date, and thé judgment upon it X tevwety wn-
the pttce~iag Cx~tw and «<M~<f~O~v- <avowaMe.
/<«<M~<f~ ~<<)!WM:<<t<~< < <&<Cf~/M. ~<f~< ~<tAKH;A <«/~ ?~W/ /%t~'<~
Tfw~ Btandenbarg, <7ts, 6* ln ~7W der &~&.A')~ x p. <e6.
~Wa~ h<apMamMtheauthorofawor!t: Roth.Schohz, ~MMA<M C~)<MM.t~, p. 89.
M/<~am ~<aM 3Tf~<M~<~M. without pteee or tMte't &W<~M JSM~Me, t~t, M.p. Mo.

GERHARD (CARLABRAHAM).
D. Carl Abraham Gerhard, Konigt. Preufs. Ober-Berg-Ober-Rechmmg~ und
Ober-Bau-Raths, der K6nig~ Acad. der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, und der
KayserHcheoAcad. der Naturfotscher MitgHedes,Beitrage zur Chymie und
Geschichtedes Minera!te!chs. Erster TheiL Berlin, t?~. bei Christian
Friedrich Himburg.
$*. fPp.[6)3ç*
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ZweiterThei).
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Gerhardwasbornat Lerchenbrunn,near Liegnitz. 'dissertatio' was on thé garnets of Silesia and
in SHesia. t6 M Feh.. tyga. was a doctor of Bohemia (the pyrope), FKmMf. ad V. ty6o. 4*.
Medicine, Md MM to be privy councinor for and theteafter bis principal work tdtUedto min<
finance, war. and crowa huMhin Prussia; tom. a!cgy. on which he paMahed numerous~searchts.
ntissaryforthé adminktrationofmines andsntdthtg But hc also wrote on HtobRy, medidae, botany.
wor)M, in t7M eouncittor for minittg. He was materitt medica, naturat hbtoryand chemfitty, and
etected a member of several learned and scientiBc ttanstated scientifictntve)s.
soeieties. Hedied&tBerUo,9MM<:h,t89<. His
Mefse). ~M ~< 7~ft)MMt<~< ~.t~~a F~p'<« ~/<<«;<tA',Paris, PanctMUcke(t8ao.
<&~~'M ~M:M ?T't</f<<t &</<t/f/ 1796. 95), iv. p. 393.
ii. p. 536: '&"< p.4'6. KtMh M.Gmbor, ~/&~B«<WjB<«y<t/t~M&, )8'
Gm~n, Geu~eickte dtr Chemie, t~,
Gmdin, 6<w~A/«~CA<MM, ü.
t).
xyg8, pp. 474,
~yq, !x. p. 476 (Mtide by H. Daring).
6ot, &c., &c. PoMendorfr. FA!M<A.7<<fn;r/~<.t /)~
Reuss, ~<<r««w C«MJWt/«/~Nm (Chemia). t~MOt, x863,i. col. M~
1803. pp. 7~, '74. !9~ Hirsch. ~<<;s~~M<et ~.f/~< A<n'«va.
;{)'«<&<
f, ~~&, t88s. )i. r.p.
GERHARD (JOHANN).
Commentatio perbrevis & perspicua in Apertorium Raimundi Lullii, verorum
PhHosophorum facilè Principis. De Lapide PhHosophorum. Cum adjectâ
Intefptetadone Testamenti Novissimi, Amoldo de Vittâ Nova, attributi.
De eodem Lapide Autore Johanne Gerhardo D. & Medicinse Pmeticae
Professore publico & ordtnano in Academiâ Tubingensi.
Rom. r. Invisibilia Dei, Creatutâ~ Mundi, per ea quae facta sunt,
intellecta, conspiciuntut.
Tubingee Typis Phitiborti Brunnii, Anno M.DC.XLI.
S°. t'p.M96.
Johannis Gerhardi D. Exercitationes perbreves in Gebri Ambis Summi
PhilosophiChemici Libros Duos Summœ Pedectionis Cum Annexa Anatysi
Partis Ptact!cœ Raimundi Lu!ti in Testamento. TuMngaB,Typis Johan.
Alexandri CelJI & Impensis Philiberti BrunnI.
8'. Fp.90t
3~ GERHARD

GERHARD (JoHANN). <~w<

Analysis Partis Practica: Raymundi Luttiiin Testamento.
See MANGET 0. j.), BiMiothecaChemicaCuriosa,t?o:, i. p. 778.
Exercitationes perbreves in Gebri Arabis libros duos Summœperfectionis.
See MANGET 0. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,~os, i. p. $98.
Panacée Hermeticse,seu Medicin~ Universatis Assertio ac 1.)efensioGaleno-
Chymica, Cui adjecta sont: VentHatioac Discussioarduee illius Qu~stionis
in Medicina: Vtrum Aurum Obrizum foliatum aut in pollinem redactum,
aut etiam ignitum, in vino vel aqua destillata, vel alio liquorc, extinctum,
intm corpus assumtum, Vsum & effectum habeat medicinalem salutarem?
Arcanum Luttianum, seu Modus Secretissimus conficendi & componendi
Vniversalem Medicinam,per verum & genuinum Artis Spagync:eArtiScium.
Auctore johanne Gerhardo, Doctore & Prof. M<~ Pract. fubt & Ordinario
in Academiâ Tubingensi.
Hipp. Libr. de Arte. Artium ignotarum. Calumnia, proditio est propriœ
inscitiœ & matigns; naturae.
Vimœ, Typis & impensis B~tthasari Kühnen, Reipubl. illius Typogr. Anno
M.DC.XL.
8*. Pp.[aB]7?[tNan){} M~g~btantt]. ArcMumLuUianumM~~NMtt].
GERHARD (JOHAMNCUNRAD).
Extractum Chymicatum Quaestionum sive Responsionis ad Theoriam lapidis
philosophici editam in academia Regiomontana à quodam ibidem antichy-
mista. Vbi veritas Artis Chymicae etiam contra principia negantemasseritur
& muttœ difficiles & jucundœ qusestiones discutiuntur: Auctore
Johanne
Cunrado Gerhardo, M.D. Illustrium Comitum de Hoenloe & Civitatis
Oringanae Physico. A~gentorati, Impensis Heredum Lazari Zetzneri.
Anno M.DC.XVI.
C~J.M.LS' Anno~t.DG.XVI.L2bIiwk~
CowadusS~her. excudebat

[Another Copy.]
Wantsthe2
W&ntsthez blank
b]M)tteaves.
leavm
The confusionwhich exisu the petson not thé 'Extmctum.' Gmelin <)<totes:t.Conmd
or persons cafted Gerhard is regarding
foundevenin Bore). Gerhard on caJts ~Mx pMftMor M T~bingen,
who was their <=<en')WMy. Under Jonnnes and assigns «M att the precedingworks,both the
Gerhard he puts ~w/iMt CA)'MMt<-t<nt Extractum' and thé others.
j'«'a«M, and under J. Conrad Gerhard (.'M~w~ Fuchs adds to our hnowtedge by cftttmz J.
without anything mott. This is different front ConmdGerhard a doctor of phnosopM,physteian
what appears on thé above titb. to the Count of Hohenlohe, and 'Physicus* <tt
MercMin has two diMinct entries: under t.
Conrad Gerhard are put EïtMctum Oehringen. He keeps the cmnes distinctfront one
q)B6S- another. patting thé Extractum' and Tr. de
Hoaum and Tractatus de Chymiatria,'
Basii. )[63t under J. Gerhard Uecas ChymiMna*under J. Conrad Gerhard and the
quœs. othef four uader Johannes Gerhard. thus simpty
tionum 1643'; 'PaMcea Hermetica.'t~o; MtowittgMercMn.
'CommenMtio. in Apertorium R. La))ii.' 1641 On the other hand, Schmtedtr, copy!ng from
t'.xerdtationes!n Gebri LibtM,' <63!. Gmetin,knowsofj. CoMadChMhMdoMy.catbhim
Roth'Schottz makes the same allotment,with the profestor of medtcine at TOMngen,aed considers
omission altogether of the 'Traetatus de Chy. himthe author of the ~<~a~M)x, and of the Z~<-<M
miMria; Baumer mentions J. GerbardtK only, and A~~<7<< <a C<M<!MO! as wett.
cat'j him medtcat professor al Titbmgen. and
cred)Mh)mwith thé same four writings: 'Decas' « Kopp, however, calls J. Gerhard the Tabingea
Pfo<essorand the author of the &r<~At<«M<r~ in
Panacea,' 'Commentatio'and'Mxercitattones.' but C~n~t. He was fourtimes Rector.
 <?D-G~.y~M ~t3

GERHARD
m..fRtmj\ <<W~.
CUNRAO). ~f~«7!!(
(JOHANN~un<~u/.
~j~tt~fi" w~<
Bore!.~W~M~M C~<M«'«,!6M' PP-M3. <66. MatthhB,CMji~'<N~<«s .t/ff~p~MM~4w«'.
Merchti!).~M!M/M~«wa/«j, tM6, pp. sy, <9.t. /i~M.ty6t,p.~8o.
Motb.Sthott!, ~W~M CA<'m<<-<
t?: p. &). HtHtmer.~/M/A<-f« Ct~MMo.<?). p. 96.
/««~ /<<f /~f<~W<Wf AMM<ft?
J/<«-<< Qtnetin,~«:At'tA/<~<~CA~M/ ty~?, i. p. ~t8.
i7ga, p. 58. FMchs,A~~fM'foM, t<o6)pp. «3. tgs.
W~/< dela /t<7«t<« /f~w/~y«~.
UutresMy, Schmieder.Cfa:At<< t&f ~~<Mtt. ~93:.p. 953.
tM9. M. pp. 67, tyz. Kopp. Dit ~M~<H«-,tS86. ii. p. 330.

GERMAIN (CLAUDE).
Joon Phitosophise Occuttae, sive vera methodus componendi magnum
antiquorum philosophorum lapidem. Auctore Magistro Claudio Germain
Patisino, Doctore Medico Vniversitatis Parisiensis.
Nihil est tam absconditum, quod non aliquando tnani~estumfiat.
Pansiis, Apud Edmundum Couterot, via J~cobψ, ad insigne boni Pastoris.
M.DC.LXXII. CumPriviligio Regis.
8'. Pp.[s9]98[t,tb)an)t].
Icon PhHosophiœOccuttœ, sivevera methodus componendimagnum antiquorum
philosophorum lapidem. Auct. Magistro Claudio Germain Parisino, Doctore
Medico Universitatis Parisiensis.
Nihil est tam absconditum, quod non aliquando manifestum fiat.
Rotterodami, Typis viduse Arnoldi Leers, M.DC.LXXVIII.
M°. Pp.[48]46.
Abbitdung der gehetmen Filosofie.
See SCHRÔDER (F.J. w.), Neue AlchymistischeBibtiothek,~73,1. i. p. 280.
Icon Phitosophiœ occuttœ.
5'~ MANGET (J. J.), BiblietliccaChemica Curiosa,!7o2,ii. p. 84$.
Bord.~<MM/&'<-<!
CAfM&«, t6~4.p. 104. Gmelin,C~/c~ derC~e! ~98, M.pp.!9.
Boniehtm.C~j~/M ~f«m Ct<<«M, a46.
No.~xut.
K~. p.47. ~<c/A<!«! Schm!eder, C<!«-~< <&<~MM. '83~,p. 4~.
KOM.Schott% Ct<M&<t, tyay, p . $o. LM)fague,AWMM~M<?<(fat~&«WMù<f~M,
LengtetDu&tsnoy. ~M<t de la ~<&~«* tSyo.No.to86.
~~MM~M,ty~, MJ.pp.7;,96,t7z. Kopp./?~ ~/<<M~t8M,U.pp.344.353.
GERVASIUS (Junus), Schwartzburgicus.
~< ABRAHAM ELEAZAR, t76o.

GESCHICHTE der menschlichen Narrheit.

ADELUNG (JOHANN CHRtSTOPH).

GESCHICKTE (Der) Chymicus welcher nicht nur unterschiedener berühmter

Medicorvmvortreftiche Processe und Medicamenten grUndHchund aufrichtig
entdecket; sondern auch zeiget, in was Hir Kranckheiten und auf was für
Art dieselben zu gebrauchen. Jena, Verlegts Johann Rudolph Croker,
Buchhândter.
8*. Pp.[8]760. Thedatebasbeeneutoff.
GESNER (CONRAD).
De Secretis Remediis Liber aut potius Thesaurus, Evonymo Gesnero Philiatro
authore. Hic liber non solum medicis & phannacopcets,apprime neces-
sanus: sed omnibus rertt natura!!um, atchemM atq; ceconom!sBstudiosis, in
314 GESNER
GESNER(CONRAD~. <~M/W~.
varijstumstiMatitijs tiquonbus, tumvinismedicatis apparandis, ac stngobrS
cognoscendis vtitisatqueiucundus
viribus, fuerit. Accedit iamrecens Jacobi
BessoniGattide absoluta rationeotea& aquasè medicamentis simpUcibus
extrahendi Liberdoctissimus, nunquam antehacinlucemaMtttus.
ïn utroque iconesad rerumdectarationem passim adijciuntur (w).
a*. Pp.580.Index [38].Mwoedcu~
\.t r~ Basons
M.D.mn. '°' Hwanting
tract P~ Andream GesMemm F. AnaoDomini
ia thbcopy.
the~
the above. SMnet(~ ii.
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itquite.tif&~tffom
Trésordes Remèdes Seoretz, par EvonynePhHiatre.LiurePhysic,Medicat,
Atchymic, & Dispensatif detoutessubstantiales Mquears, & appareildevins
de diuerses saueurs,necessaire à toutesgens,pnncipalement à Medicins,
Ch:rurglehs, &Apothicaire&A Lyon,ChezAntoine Vincent.M.D.LIX.
AuecPriuilege de !a maiesté RoyaUe.
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andblue
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bywei. and
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under bisname. !t'itstappearedatLyonsint55s. For~Mttce~Aootuoee
A new bookeof destillatyon of waters,eattedthé Treasure of Evonymus,
containing théwonderful hidsecretsof nature,touching thémostaptformes
toprépare&destinMedicines, forthéconseruation ofhetth:MQuintessence.
Aurumrotabite,Hyppoctas, Aromaticali wynes,Battnes, Oytes,Perfumes,
gam:shing waters, & othermanifold exceHcnt eon<ëctions. Whereunto are
ioynedthéfbnnsof sondryapt Furnaces, andvessels required inthis art.
Transhted(withgréâtdiligence, & labour)ontof Latin,byPeterMorwyng,
fetowe of Magdaline CoHedge, in Oxforde.Whereunto is addeda
tableor Indexforthé betternndingof al suchwatersas serueprontaMe aswelfor
niedicines, as&)so forthéprincipal mattersor other,conteyned in thébooke.
Impnnted at London byJohn Day,dwettyng ouerAldersgate, beneathSaynt
Martines.Cumpriuilegio RegiaeMaiestatis.
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bewarter Artzneystucken
furnem!ich aberdieart vnndeigenschaSt dergebranten Wasseren vndOe!en
Samptgrundtticher Beschreibung, wie man die selbigennit nun artig
zubereiten, sondem auch nutzlich vnd heiisamHch gebmuchen so!k: De&.
gleychen vonbereitung atterhand Weinen, vndwiedenabgestandnen durch
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msSNNK (L.OMRAD). (~H~M«f.

M!BFder gebranten Wassem, Gewuftzen vnnd anderley Materi widerumb
ïuheMen sey. Alles mit Heblichen schonen Figuren angezeigt vnd vorge-
stettet: den Alchymisten, Hauts* und Ehehalten, sondeftich aber den
Barbierem, Wundartzten, Apoteckern, vnd andem der Artzney liebhabem
zntssen und zugebrauchen, so wol lustig ats nutzlich vnnd nohtweadig.
ErstMch dufch obbemetten Philiatrum tn Latein beschrieben: hernach von
Johan Rudolph Landenberger von Zurych ins Teutsch vbersetzt, vnnd nun
an viel orten vermehret, mennigkHchetn zu gutem in den Truck verfertiget.
Getruckt tu Zûrych :m jar MDCVIII.
4'. Pp.M3S3!'5]- T!t!cfed<mdMae)t. Woodcuts.
The Nnt part WMttM~ted by Johann Rttdot~ LMdenbetgM', 'thé ~«Mxtpiot
hM a sépare tMe-page,WMchsMte~oteady thé author,the editM-,and the tntMhtO)-
De& )<&tt)!ehen AftMMachatMS Ewnytni FMMatr!Ander theM DMieMOMn
allerband kunstUchettvnd bewtMenOeten. WatMMn vnnd heintMeheoArttntyat, au
allerley defs Leib!ianerttchenvnd <(tMer!ichenKMncU)t:teo tugeb~uchen. gthMdtet
wirt. Sampt dersdben ordeoMeheo beretttmg und dwtugeMtWgen nothwendigen
sch9aen Figateo: EMtHch durch Welland den Hcchbetttmpten Ht)t<M)Conrad
Ge&ner, der ArtMey Doctorn, zasamen gen'asen, votgettds durch Herrn CMpar
WûtHen. auch der AKMtyDoctCfn,te Latein be«~riebM NewUebaber der MMeten
Teutschen Nat!<tnvnd der Lateintsehea Sprach vner&hmen.mgutem, aaas tt~Mttte
vette)Msct)et,durch Johann Jacob tfftschder, der AftHteyt). su ZOtych. Getntctt
MZO~ychimJatMDCVm.
4°. Pp.M~M['6J.

t!~C HEBAUT
See MBtfMUi (JEAN), t<tvr<?8des Secrets de Medecine.
~mtUO Livres
~CAN~, Quatre M.VLC.

Conmd Gesner was born at ZMch in t~t6, in was publisbed at LyotM by Batthfmr Amoattet.
the very poorest ciKUtMtances,studied at Stras- t55$. smaltmentionedin
4" 1557.8°. and abovein ~9, an
burg. BoafSM,and Paris, and on bis retuifoto his edttton not theCatatoguM.
native townhad to take a poorsituationlna school. The !taHantranslation was puMishedat Venice,
He next went to Base), studied medicine,epent tS6ot8*.
three yeMS in L&usaane as CMfesMr of Gteek, Thé EnRUshtr<tM)at!onby fréter Morwyngwas
studied medicine furtho- at MontpeOiet'.took thé ftrst printed by John !)ay at Loeden, t~, m 4*.
d~reeofM.D. in Base!, and wasappointedto the The édition of ïs6< is printed page for paee but
profeMonhip of EthiM and Phytic: ht Z6nth, an not Hnefortine, wifb that of 15~0. An ediMonof
office whichhe he)d for tweaty.tbm-years, at the i<64 is quoted by GtacMn <Ge<<;AM<<, i. p. 34~);
same time pt!tct!s:ng medictoewith sueceM. He but 1 havenot seen il, and it is probablyau error.
died at ZMch; x3 Dec., t~, of the ptague,in his tn D!Min'M<~ T)~. ~a~. iv. p. yt. No. t$~:
49th year. p. t(~. No. t)44 p. t39, No. aot6. éditionsdated
He was a m<u<of the gteMeMeMHMand of tespectitety t~ t~. "SM. aM dMcribed. t
extMordtMry d!Mgence as is obvioas from thé hâve pot seen M edluon of tsys. <mdit is men.
quality aad amount of the work wbich he teft tioned ootyon the sMength of Herbert'snotes.
behind end which procured him the title of the The booh !s interesting as a tMord of the
GemaaHioy. He~w)? bocks on aUbtanchesof Chemistry known by Gesner, thé of gtt&test natur.
Natural History especMty on anhaatt, collections alist, potyhistcrand Mbuogntpher Msti<ne. !<
on sut~tty, minendogy, botaoy. on phiMogy, deats wlthdistiOttttonand is the foKtMaa'ot the
tetU-niM, phitosophy. mediMoe.and the ptesent books of Glauberand French, as it is the successor
work JB<~«M~<M&c~<!t, and he was the &st to of thofe of BniMwitke and Ubtadt. It gives an
compile a univetsat catalogue of boo)a whiehwas account of plants to be dbtiM (withdrawings of
pttb)t$hed in tM5' and went through seferat them), of furnaces and other <tpp!)Mtus,and the
éditions. There M no more notable man in the methods of gettiag the virtues out ot ptants,
history of teaming and of stience in the sixteenth animais, and minerab, and thetr usesin eCëetinf:
centwythaaGesne)'. cures. It evinces considerable tax'wted~e of
fhe first édition of thb famousbook apptafed ptacticat pbannaceuticat cheMistty <n thea pntc-
anonymotNty.or pse<tdonymcusty,or ratherto Ëvony- t!<ed, espedaJtyM tho aMhor ttdmfMhb waot of
mously, at ZaHehin tSS~ unhnown most shi!tio theaK. hcotttains same eingoht)re)tted!es,
of the MNiogmpher% whousuatty quote that oftM4 and somecurionsideas.
as the <t<t. The 6tst édition does not eoatatn tn ïs69t afterGeMttf's death, a second part was
BeMon't met. Subséquentéditions are: LM'd., prioted ai ZfMchby FMMho<~r, in 8*. tt was
AmoaMet, ~5:4: Losd., Vineent. M55: AmMtet, edited byCaspar WoMro]' Wolfius, andno tnyster)'
tSM Venet. ïM6 Logd. t<sa: Ftaneof. t~8: is made mit of Gesner being the author. tt was
Lugd. t6M; M. et a., withFMsehoyef'ttdenee. reprinted at FtancMM, t~8. The Gennantrans.
Brunet mentions an édition. ZMch, ~558. The lation by Naschetef was tiRt pubtbhed at St.
Gennan ttaMtation appeared at Z<trid)in 1535. Gallen, t~3. 4*. The abowedittoa of t6o9 is a
tcBa. t~ t6o9. t~eprini.
The Heneh tMMtatien, by Barthetemy Apeau,
3'6 c~A~

GESNER (CoMRAD). C~/Mw~

!t was transtated into Mngtishby GeorgeBaker. the second édition, and not ? the nrst. The
and, under the title T'~A~tM/<<t/<it. was présenti: the second édition.
printed at London by Henry Denhan).in t~6. 4". The présent édition, ~54, which isnotmentioned
B.L. tt was reissued in ~99 by Peter Short, in by Brunet.Me<Mto have been the nra of Jacques
4', with the title T'A-f/w< )Kwa~c~ Be~on't tract. Brunet quates an edition of mn
A4<~< (of whicbthere is a copy in the Britoh Muséum
!n Cesner's sketch of himsdf (&M«'<A<r<cd. (B. Bt4(9)t. lt was tmnshtted into French by the
Simte)-& Frisius, Tigtif, ~93, p. t~, eo). b. 1. author, and a paraltet édition in Latinand French
W.j he re<er$M the present work whbh he admits was publishedat Paris, by G~iot Du FM. ts7t,
pubtithtMganonymoutty because he was not quite iMCordmgto BruneL It was cntN~ by the
satisfied with it tsse is givet) tMthe date of the addition of a second book. Thé f'Mch version
first a~ of the second edition as weU. This is atterwM<bappeared by itsetf: Par.
appatBntty a double error, either a misprint, or a ~<c~<&<tW ~«y/M<< Eaux, de Aw~t~<M<-<!w~~
bit of forgetMness on Gesner's part. About soax:
of the edttionshe appears Mther vague,but he bas ~«t~&' O~mt~H.t (sic). Ptuis, Gallot Du M.
said correettythat Besson's tmct was appended to '573. StMn8', A.D ineights, or<r.3t(n)im<imbeted
fof3!!). Them is said to have beenMwtheredition
at Puris in ts8o. 8°.
PaMateon. ~~jf~tt~/a. Basi). t566, Pars iii. Brucker, ~~<.&<A- Z)<< C~M~<!M
p. 481. (The portnut hère given i! spurious. and ~747.M)~t~ZehMd.pp.:n-9j,.
? used <o pOMKtayother people. See pp. 398, tacher, ~/<~wM'M<'t Cf&«-<D;MM, tym, ji.
4~6-) col, 966.
8im)er. ~o t'. C~ Zftrich. ts66.4* Boerhttave..t/<'<A<~M ~«~t Medici,éd. Haller,
Joh. Sambuots, /te«<j. Antwp. K/j, and '75'. 73: &c., &c.
P. 3~ Casimir Christ. Schniledel, Lifo pteBxed to
Theod. liera. ~M~. ts8o. fol. Rj. Gesner's ~<a«<-<t,Norimb. t7M, foi.
Autobiomaphi~ sketch in the B<MM/A<M, cd. Etoy. /?«-/<'MM< ~M/<t~~ <&7? .</A&n<t<,
SintterandFrHUM, ts83,pp. tgë-t~. t7M. p. 406 t778, M.p. ~37.
Nicot. Reusoer, /«MMt.1587. Rvij ralo. MOten, Le C~<Kif ~c/M~< ~MM.
Boissardus,/f~<'j, t~. )v. pp. t~o-t~. V.
Adami, Vite Cff«M«~«m AM«w<t«t, t6ito,pp. '7S9. P. '79.
David CMtnent. ~~<< Ca/v~w, Leipzig,
t46-t72. t76o. ix. pp. t45.t7t.
Van der Liuden. De ~t/w<<r<-M~M due, MMMcheMi,
~aj~M Venet.
.MTM«<M«~<<,
t6.)7,p. m. t76t: notice of Gesner, i. p. 308. Portrait
GMtini. 7T'a~ d' <<' Humitii
~<~<'w telkmii,
/<o/<. Venet. medal. Titvota,Mi. No. iv.
16~ p. 40. Haller, F~MeM BMtt~M. t77t, i. pp.tSe-zoz
Boissardus, B~<<-<t Ch!/c<hM-< t6~o. Haller, Ft'Mc~efa ~<M~<MMa, t7y4, i. p, t88.
Mnt4. Haller, F~a CAt~&c, t774. i. p. aM.
CnMM,F~tt cfW«<MMt«< ~a/<. Veaetia, Léonard Meister, /)t-y<MM/<Z)iMf~, Ba~t.
t6e6. i. pp.t6~9, with a ))ort)TUt. t/Sa, Th. i. pp. 277.909.
Mercktm,~t)K<M<tMW«wa~,t6e6,pp. M6-9to. Gottfried Emanuet von HaUer, AW<e der
Magirus, ~~MM<~t'«M C~«;x)M, Francof. Sf~t~~A~, ty8& ii. Nos. 8tt~ (LiCe
(Life
'687. P- 389. i. &M. 82r.8,w
cfGesner): tndexjfbj-Gesner'swriMngs).
Freher, 7Xm~)Mft~W)M ~~<NM«-/<m, 71811~i~il".
Stoever, ~'a~~< C. ~<M<HM,tyM, BL«.
t688, p. t~s, P).s6. Hutchinson, /!«j~o~<t A<M<ca. t7<)&i. pp.
t'ope-Btoant, ensura CfM~t'~tf~ ~K/~e~MM, 3!t-9S4.
Genev. tyM. p. 66t. /?«~~tM A/~«o~< Paris, Panckoudte (<8ao.
Reimman, jEM/«< in die ~M~ liter. as), iv. p. 400(article by Jourdan).
ariam <&f«-T~e~A~, Halle, I7M. ttf. iii. pp. Johann Hanhan, Conrad <7«tM< WiMerthur.
7~'7~4- t&~8*.
't'etKter, ~<gM, t7tS. ii. p. M<. Spfengd, C<&~ ~<t<My~«<~<.t8t7.
Joh. Fabtteius. ~'M<<~o&MM~Ma./M<~M)«c, i)i.~<MfM<.
t7t9. iii. pp. 96.to$. /<«MMM<~ ~fA~w
Deteimeris, (~ la
J. A. FabncitM, Ntt/M<~M O~BM,ty~, xiii. ~~<w, tSgs. tt. ii. p. sga.
p. Mg (Etenchm Medicorum Veterom). EmH !Mnse< jOMG~~t~~f der Medicin, Ber-
Gottlieb StoUe.&<<<M~ tar Historie .&<- !in, 1840~p. 239.
<MtAf~<t~Jena. t~ay, p. 9t. CharlesHamHton Smith, Memoir ofGtfM)' pré.
Roth.Schottt, F<M<M&!M C~M'<tt. tM?. p. 67. fixed to Sir Wm. jardine's yA- ~it~M~t~'
Gottlieb Stolle, ~<t&<<m~sur ~/o& der /.t~M<y. vo). xi)., Edinbargh, 1844.
<M<t<~A<x G<A~~«/. Jena. tygt (iaconnection ~M de Gui /'<t~t. par J..H. Reveit)e.
with medicineand natura)hbtory), ~tt~jx. Parise, t&)6.ii. p. ~47.
Manget, ~tt/tc/<t &~f~M .M'~c~ox, Lebett, ConradC<t<t<~ «~ ~w, Z6rieb,18~4,
t7M. t. ii. p. 46' H.
Moritof. /'e~'AM<ff,!73: (i. t. t8. <), p. toy Bayte &Tbittaye, ~«}{Mt~A&JMiM«t!&, Paris,
(i. 4-3. 9). P.7~:('.4.4.5). P. 7P' < a.* '4. 5). i:8'<, i. p. tj6.
P. 343; ('M.7.t.7).p.6o4. R)!)ippe, <X!«' der ~<<t/M~ ed. Lttdwig.
Ntcefon, AM)M<~iM, t732, xvtt.
1 3~3~ t
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Douglas. F~~jp~Mz ~<M&MtMt~««tMtt, M<«'& (t856), xvi. pp. ~.364
17340p. 7¢. (Mhc!ebyC)!Vter).
Zed!e)',M!ttWM/-ZAM'fo«,t/gs, x. coL ~90. Ernst H. F. Meyer, GwAt~& < ~M~,
Kestner, ~Ms~MM~~ C<'M~m.Z.<~Mwa, ~40, KSnigsberg,!857, iv. p. gM.
P. 340. ErMh& Gruber, ~<t)« J?~jM<~&, t8ty,
MaitMire,
~M~/KM ?)~<Mfo~m TbMtM« txit. pp. S4S.3S8(articte by Escher).
ï?4T, p. 438. A~«f<&Bt<~Mt~M< C~ra~, tBs8, M. eo).33~
 GJM~~–G'JM'M~C~ 3'7

GESNER (CONRAD). CM/MM~.

Rud. Wotf. ~Mpw~AAMM~-A'tt~tt~~M~ Heinttch Haeser, der O~~t~ <~
<<M-&t«e~, Z)Mch, <8$8,i. p. t;. ~«&'<:M,t88t, li. pp. M. n;. ~S, t6~, eoy.
Oraesse, ?V<'Mr<~ /.<tw~ w~t. !<t6a, iii. pp. ZV<M«<Mt' ~<y«<- ~<<M
67-69. M~, tMa. 4'SMe, viii. pp. 633-638(article by L.
PogeendoWr, .Ftf~n'~MM'/M~t~j ?!<«/' Hahn).
M~M~t«~, t863. i. co).88?. PergMon, Notes on Boctn of Secrets,'
Ptmt.Antoine Cap, J?/w<~ ~«jf~t~tw. yMt)tM~<<M<t of ?< ~<tA<m/fjftM/~~M<f </
Séné. te&t,p. 47. ~/o~n', tMg, ii. pp. 187-889,039; <?$, 1-
T87.<< 9;t; 1885, i. PP-
pp.
Ffg<tie<.Yies <&~~'afoa/j t't/Mf (La Renais. 9M.t8.444~
qrtq 6.~
NMte), tM8, pp. e3t-a69. BiHinfpt,M 'y ûft/a~<«, <M4,v. p. 399.
<<~ot«''M 2~«~A< &'<~<'<M, !9?9, ix. pp. Hir<ch, ~<~M~tt'~M /M drr ~tw-/w-
M~-t~to(artMe by J. MHMy). ~<t<&«~~t<'< tMs, li. P. M9.

GESPRACHE des Eudox! und Pyrophi! uber den Uratten Ritter Krieg.
See HERMETtSCHE(Per) Triumph, t7o7,p. 57.
See HERMMtSCHtt(Der) Triumph, t76$,p. $7.

GESPRÂCH vom Gelben und Roten Mann.

See MELCHïOR,
Cani!!Mtet Episcopus Brixiensis.

GESPRÂCH von der Kunst AtchimisteT~.

A'~ (MBSAR(THKOpHtMS),
AtchtMey.SpM~ t6<3. p. 86.
GESPRÂCH vom Lapide Philosophorum.
See HEt.LWtO(CHRISTOPH VON),Fascicutus, !7t9, p. 44-
Alo e~t<!d
GesprSchvon Steinader W<ben.
GESPRÂCH zwischen dem Merkur, einem Atchemisten und der Natur.
See SENDtVOOtUS
(MtCHARL).
GESPRÂCH zwischen Vatter und Sohn.
See ERLÂUTERTEund am der Erfahrung enviesene Wahrheit des GotdnMchens
abgehandelt in einem angestettten Gesprâche zwischen Vatter und
Sohn, !767.
GESPRÂCH zwischen dem weisen Saturn und einem Chemisten von der
Materie und Vomrbe!t des Steins.
See HKRMETISCHKS A. B. C., t779, iti p. ~09.
Anextract onty.
v. (j. R.), Gtitdeoe Rose.

GESPRÂCH.
See < COLLOQUtUM, ZUEtGNUNOS-GKSPRÂCHE.
DIALOGUS.
GESPRÂCHE (Ein) zwischen dem K&nig Mascos, seiner Schwester Agos und
einem Hermetischen Lehr-Jun~ von dem Stein der Weisen zu femerer
E)'!arung des Chaos und der Arbeit.
FICTULD(HKRMANN~ Chymische Schrifften, t734, p. t99.
GESPRECH (Ein).
-rmssMOS~MUS (SAMMON),Aureum Ve)!us, t598, Tractatus iii. p. Mo.
See TAMCKt:(jOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchemiœ, t6to, Appendix Tomi Primi,
p.3!
See [scHATZ und Kunstkantmerip. 3$!.
Sel ERÔFFNETEGeheimnisse de$ Steins der Weisen, tyoS, p. ~n.
3'8 6~'?'MMË–G/~M.

GETREUE (Der) Eckhart.

~M ETTNER (JOHANN CHtMSTOPH VON).

GIGAS (CASPAR), ~~M!MM.

Dissertatio Chimica de Antimonio.
ROLFtNCK (WERNER), i66o.

GILBERTUS, Patriarch zu Constantinopet.

Tractat vom Stein der Weissen.
See HRt.LWtG (CHtUSTOPH VON), Fasciculus, <7t9, p. t47.

GÏN~CEVM Chimicum sett Congeries Plurium Authomm qui in Artem

Hetmet!ca!n de Lapide PMtosopMcoscripserunt, quorum Tractatus nec in
Theatro, aut alio Volumine usq<~ adh~c simul ttnpMts}ftterant. Sapta-
dictorum tùm librorum tum Authorum catatogus sequenti pagina continetur.
In Gratiam Studiosorum Animorum qui huius Artis notitiam sectantur.
Volumen Primum. Lugduni, M.DC.LXXIX. Apud Io: de Treuis.
Pp.M7~['M~].
Thisappearsto bea)tthatwaspubtttihed.It is mentioned butnotdescnhed by
LengtttDuffesnoy t.Mj<e<~la /'AM«N~« ~<«~ !74a,iu. p.M),fromwhich
it may
it may beintërred
be inierred thathe
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enwnerattd thecontenta.
the contenta.
Geber, Smma Ptrfëetionis maghteni. p. t. Quibus Appendicis toco <t<ce«it
Gebet, Liber invest!gettoais,pt t&t. T. H. Aqaibe Thunagt ex MtUMNedpto
Georgius Hom, MedaUaAtchtmitBtnephoristnos doctrina. p. s'<
eoMtfactaex Gebro desotopta. p. tM. 9. Kx Ephtoh ËduatdtKethei. p. 5~
Joannes BrMesctMK,De Atchemia Dialogi duo 3. Ftagmentum ex Theorijs Joannis tsmei
Mor Gebri seaMm explicans, p. ZM; Hotiandi, p. ~3.
Atter Ligatun vtttf: nominatus. Raimundi dot. Liber de pt!napijs nttmndtbtts, & prineipijt
trinam & misteriaocculta arti!!pandena.p.sga. Anis, p. 5r~.
Brevi! Libellus M!aeM Phitoeophontm dictus, Joannes D&aBtea,Visio la Chimicam,p. ~8.
Avicenn&,De n~neraMbMliber parvoî, p. M4.
C)be))m tdter.tivè restrictus eheoricus,Radias ab AteMNde)-Rex, Ëpistoh aMitan) PMoMpMei
Vmbm vocatMcumeiusdemauthorisbrevi dialogo. hptdts eotapositiocem deehnMM,p. s6t.
p. 368. OposcMhMtphitMophM t&pMbsecrets mMha-
Oliverius
de Otivenjs. Tractatus duo, Vnas de photicAdesenbeas, sM.
lapide pMtcsopMco eonficiendo, Alter de auro MeditMM Allegoiia prefaadMmum Lapidis
pot&Mti,p. 41;. <)rcaaumperfectè continens, p. s69.
PantMeoa, BifoHam metatticam, sive medecina Recaidib, VeMdhtMs. Rhédianus, & Ka)H Rex
duplex pro ntetaBi*&hominibus, p. ~M. Persarum F~gmtotum de Materia Phisici La.
Joannes Betye. TMK:t&M$~opttatM chimictM, pldis, Po t7.
P.49S- Lux Oboubihua su&pt~natuta reMgen!: vera
BernardtM
Trevirensis, Tractatus de lapide de lapide rhitosophico Theorita. Pars prima,
pbHoMphotom, p. 503. P.S79.

GIRARD DE TOURNUS (JACQUES).

~M BACON (ROCKR), t6ap.

GIROLAMI (FtAVto).
Nuova Minera d'oro di NaMOGirolami. Nella quale conviae, & e<Ecacissime
ragioni de' Scntton famosissimisi dimostra, L'Arte Chimica esser veUssieM,
e con la Piera HtosoBeà potersi fat l'Om. Con le risposte à queMic* hanno
scritto contm tal' Arte, & alle obiettioni, che si possono far' aH*Auttore
ilquale à pieno manifesta la grandissima potenza, e gti matautgUosissimi
effetti det vero Lapis Philosophorum, e la natura, todi & eccellenze de gli
Alchimisti. Opera veramente piena di vaga, e beUa dottnna; a i Ï~tton
 <MP<?Z~~f/–<?/ 3t9
GIROLAMI C~H~&'K<
(FLAVM).
ditetteuote, & vt!!e & a gti professofi d~t' Arte necessaria, & opportune.
Con Mvitegt.
Virtus Secuntatem Pant.
In Venetia, M.D.LXXXX. Appresso BMezzoBareMi.
Pp.[8])<7t[M.t mwaanp
4. fp~ajxi~M. MM)(~ Vignette.
aa~ucuw

Bord. ~A<M Ct~M&M,ï6~. pt '05. Gmetin, Gfj~M~ ût«~ <M7' p. '9S

Bo<richf)M.ÛMM~Mt ~WjM~MMC~Mx~-M~ (cattthimGtMhtri).
t6o7, p, 45. No. )tMV. Hoe&r, ~««~ 1. CAt~ t843, H.p. t3<;
Leoetet ua~esaoy, ~< JYirloire A
de la /Wt~«'~&
Ppilom/hie 1869.il. p. M6(ea)b him GiMhf!).
~M-<wA~< ty~, iii. p. t~.

GISE (GKRARD).
De Tinctura Autea, sive Medicina fere Umvetsat) ejus Materia PMapamtione,
viribtts, & usu: in motborum ultionem, ad vitam longam. à Gerardo Gise,
PMt. & Med. Doct. Divenorum Principum, Comitumque Archiatro, Diceceas
Monasteriensis Medico, & Consule uttra 25. annos primario Glatis sue
anno 8~. noti6c&ta. Warendorpii,Impressum à Christophoro Nage tyo<t.
Reimpressum Bonnse t~8. à Leonardo Rommerskirchen, Serenissimi
Principis ac Electoris Colon. Typogr. Aulico.
6°. Pp.[6]8o.
Thesecondtractis a OeniMn absuactofthe pMtedtag.
T!aetmaAurea,oderMedMna &tè UniveM~tb: ln )t<ehfenth~Mhwthf~n
und
darehgemeinen MitteinMMtenvorinctttabet.e~MJttnen ntttzUehM
Knmekheiten.
gebmuehen. Durch GetMdmn Gite. PM).&Mttt.Dect. VMerfQnttich.und
pSMteheaPetsohnenLeib-undLanft- Med!emn, auchabw as' J' aNh!<!)-
)me<~enJahr <eine!Attendeo KnMaten MMnT~Mt
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uad sdttMaigefH0)<rpuMHft. tm jtthr t?~ WaMndottf:Getrueht bey
ChtiMoph Nege),1~8. ZuBonngetntehtbey I~ooMdRommeKkifchen. Chafa.
undBuchtmdter.
H<tff.thtdthandtw
Pp.30.
De Tinctura Aurea, sive Medicina (ère Universati ejus Materia Ptsepafattone,
viribus, & usu in morborum ultionem, ad vitam longam. à Gerardo Gise.
Phit. & Med. Doct. Divetsorunt Principum, ConcntumqueArchiatro, Dioecesis
Monasteriensis Medico & Consule uttra ~5' annos primario ~Etat!s sure
anno 8~. notificata. Warendorpii,Impressum & Chnatophoro Nagel, ~704.
Reimpressum Bonaae, ï~8. à Leonardo Rommerskirchen, Serenissimi
Principis ac Etectoris Colon. Typogr. Aulico.
tf. Pp.[6]8&
ThiscontalnsontythefirsttMet,not theGennanatsMet.
GLASER (CHMSTOPHi-E).
Novum Laboratorium Medic<~Chynncum. Das ist: Neu-emChete Chymische
Artzney- und Weïck-Schu!,in drey Bûcher abgetheilet; Das erste stellet vor
eine kurtze, doch deutliche, Unterrichtung aller der jenigen Stücke, welche
zu der Grund-Lemung, oder Theorie, dieser edlen WissenschaUt nothwendig
eTfbrdert,und verstanden werdenmùssen. Das zweyte entdecket die ûbuchen
Kunst- und Handgriaë, vermittelst welcher alle n~tMiche CôrpeM, des
Vegetabilischen, Animalischen und Mineratischen Reiches, Feuer-kanstig
bereitet, und in ihr subtilstes Kra~.Wesen gebracht werden; samt bey-
geMgtem Bericht, wie und worzu ein jedes, so wol in der Medicin, ats
3M GLASER
GLASER (CHMSTOPHLE).C<M;«<
Chirurgie, nutzlich gebrauchet werden soU Das dritte begreiSet, in dreyen
unterschiedlichen Abtheilungen, m sich, hundert und neun Chymischeund
geheime, so wol aitgemeine, a!s sonderbare Geoâfs- und Heil-Mittel; Welche
aus den besten und beruhmtesten Authoribus zusammen gelesen, und a!so
erstescaatsin Frantzôsischer Sprache vetabfasset worden durch C. G. Anjetto
aber, wegen seiner sonderbaren Nutzbarkeit, denen Liebhabem dieser Kunst
zu lieb, in das Hoch'Teutsche ubersetzet von Johann Marschalek Austriaco,
Medic. Licentiato & Chymico. Deme beygefügt ein Anhang, handlend
von dem Grund und Erkanntniis der Natur, der Etementen, und aller
etementirten Dinge, wie auch von detsetben Gebâhrung, Ernâhrung, und
ZerstOrung Nürnberg, In Verlegung Michael und Johann Friderich
Endtern, 167y.
8°. Pp.~} 666(r3, r MMkJ. Eagràvedtitle,6 platesor appâtât~ Wants
pp. 46~64.

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Wants9 platesofappitmttM.In<erted
isa viewofthehotbathsat BotdteMtda.

Chimischer Wegweiser, das ist, sichere Anweisung zur Chimischen Kunst

darinnen durch einen kurtzen Weg und leichte Handgriae gewiesen'wird,
w!e man allerley Artzneyen durch die Chimie bereiten kan. Erstlich in
Ftantzôsiseher Sprach beschriebenvon Christophoro Glaser, Ordinar.Apotheker
des Kôniges und Ihrer Durchleuchtigkeitdes Hertzogs von Orleansin Parus;
Anitzo aber auff Begehren in unsere Teutsche Sprache übersetzet von einem
Phitochimico. jena, Verlegts Johann Jacob Bauhofer. Anno !6y7.
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Chimischer Wegweiser, das ist, sichere Anweisung zur Chimischen Kunst,
Darinnen durch einen kurtzen Weg und leichte Handgrine gewiesenwird,
wie man allerley Artzneyen durch die Chimie bereiten kan. Erstl. in
FfantzOsischer Sprach beschrieben von Christophoro Glaser, Ordinar-
Apothecker des Kôniges und Ihrer Durchiauchtigkeit des Hertzogs von
Orleans in Paris; Anietzo aber auf Begehren in unsere Teutsche
Sprache
übersetzet von einem Phitochimico. Jena, Verlegt von Matthai Birckners
see). Erben, [r~to].
t~. Contentsfta]. Title red Md black. Eogmvedtitte.
includedin the pagination.
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Wantsthe ptates.

Christopher Glaser was bom M BMte, came to and exaggemtion of an un&vouMbte jadgmeat
Paris, was demonstrator to V~itot, Pm<eMorof upon Glaser. As it is one.sid«t it con.
Chembuy in the Jardin du Roi. and was Apothe. stderaNe iustiScat!on before it can ftqttiM!
be accepted
cary to thé King and Dnke of Orleans. For a He was )nvo!ved in the poisoning case of the
short time he was thé teacher of Lemery, who Marchionessde BrinvitMers,and was sent to the
atterwards succeeded him, nnd Lemer/s KpMted Bastttte,but as there was nfthiM agatMt him he
dissatisfaction bas been the fituse of the p~Ming was liberated. There seems Utt)e doubt that the
 GLASER 3ttc

GLASER (CHRtsropm.E). C~M/MM~.

Marchioness Md Saint-Croix obtatned their poisoM 8*; then t66y: Lyons, t6?o; Pafb, t6~: s
front G)Mer, but poMiNy he had no kaov/tedfie of Rn~seb. t6y6! Lyons, t6y6; Pafis, !6ya; Lyons,
what was donc with them. His name, however, x 9.
appeaM in thé Mterat))re relative to thé case. )n Germnn. !6?7, t684, t~to EngUsh, !6~.
her it be tegat or ronantic, historiée or G)<Mtir is rementbered<brhis method of tnaMtfg
epfstotary. He died between t670.t673, but his potfMiutn sutchate, and to thénatiM ta)! his name
âge is uaknown. battttched. ttisctt))edG/<M~/f. th&vedtseused
His one book WMBuceesfuL tt pMMdthroughh 0(MM'! U<eaad chembtry in paper Mad to the
soverat éditions, and WM tmnstMed into ËngtSh PhMosophicfdS~iety of Gtaseow, t90t. H Mnot
and GemtM. yet pubUahed.
!t <iKt appeared at Pitrit in tM3, in a h~Mbome
/«!'M~w <i~ /~eft «<HtCn~'<t< ~M<<« At Bechnxtnn, C~~t«-~ << /r<~t~M~, t~Sï. i.
/~t<~ F~M'<V/~<f. Pttfb, t676, pp. g, t~, et, p. <78 ii. p. syt Mt)g)ishtntMtittion, t8t~, ii.
in 4". This and another document <4~t/ <& /<! p. ps.
CeMf <&~'«f/f~M~ ff«~' Z~!M<~MM*~~tr. ~)'<t~- C~nMf~ j(~<~ C'A<m)'f, ~8;.
FtM~~ <~<<~tw and thé /a~~<M ~BKr &MM
~Mit~ ~M!<' ~<«~)'weM printed tMsMmoWeiget, ~«~ M~ e~M~~M ~M<~
year, t676,<n N*. at se places. ~«'M<,~88, i. p. ts6.
hâve before
tne eopiet of edtttontOf Amsterdam, Cotogne, and Ctxetin, &~AK'< <<c~ ~y~, ti. p. aay.
CA<t<M',
Paris. There is t~so tm ËngUsh transtation jFnchs. ~<<«<x der oi««<'tc~)t /.<V<e<-<t~«r.
A~~t!/H<f < /~< /~W<~ <~<'<M<~«f<ft«t ~<'<xft/- t8o6«8, pp. ï6t, tSg.
/t~t,' <t<t< CM<~)WM/«u<a~~K~.t'M./Or ~<~M~~ ~M/«~, Pa~ PMc)<ondte (it8M.
A<tf~ ~f~<<~ <h' ~i! and Aaf 95). iv. p. 437.
London, <6y6, ona)! 4°. pp. 94. fhonMM),
y~~<wy Ûteot~Ay. tSgo, p.
Conring, /tt <7MtfWftaM<<<<M M~MM 935.
/«/~x/«fw, t6!7, p. 384. Pierer.Mw«~'K!/~.)~&M, ttgs, vif!,p. 36<).
De La Fare. ~M~<w ~tVM~ J. R. DumM, /.tfo~M)'/a/o«MMCt«M~)~,
~f &j~/<.
ft/oM~'A~M~t <&<~wf <M /.<~tt <t7~ tyt6, tS~y, p. 69 tO~i).p. 69. RMttnetsberg's Gennan
pp. zop-tt. trandation, t83$,p.
Roth-Schottz. /MMMbMûh'M<c< tyay, p. pa. Atemadre Dumas, Cf&~w/af C~fft, tS~g. p.
StoUe, ~«~!<Ao~ ~«i'~ der A&~Mw~M '33-
(M~.M/, ~gt. p.Mt. Hccfia-, ~<~ <&&t C~<tt& t8~3, p. aço;
/<t<et ~</e~ A~foMM ~~c/~<t? tM% ii. p. !t8t.
m<At/-
/M~. tyga. p. ${). 7X< ~tt~«MeM
Atbert
Smith, ~-<)n'<W~<f
Gayot de Pitava), Ca~Mf </Mw <~ «t/At~MH~, <A<'fe~MM~ &M'< ~/wy. A
1737, 1. pp. 267.326. Rot!ta(teeofOMP!u'i& Londeo.tS~ô.S*
De La MmtMtre, de /« «M <~ ~«< ~'<!f/'<!<A& MMff~t~ 18~6,xv!. p. 6<
<~ /~<ft~ ~V~, !74o-4a. iv. P. zB9. A~t~/&/MMHuhM<C~t~'a/f, t8;8, xx. coLy~.
Kestner, ~MM<AM C<&~<'<«.~<.n<:m<,1740,Rmaisson. ~M<t~ <& JSiM~ t8yo, iv. pp.
tgy, !tM, a~ t874. vii. p. 44.
Cengtet DafreMoy, ~Kf&~ <& /« /*M!KK~<~ N. Btanpitin, ~Mo~MX <~ ~W«M~<
/&M<~C)«, 1749, iii. P. ~h,~ Pttfris,t8y:t, M".
Reboutet, ~Mot~ ~M< <& ~«~ Monttpyettx, /.« ~Mt~ff~ <~&-&tf< Pâtis,
t746. v. p. i<o. n.< ta.
jëcher, ~7~!MM~<t C<My<M-&)f/CM, -7.ÇO, ty~ ii. y!4< /'<«&r &t~~<ed'K!, t874, vi. p. 66t
cot. tM6. (articte by FeMUMnt.
Vottaite, /.< ~t~& A /,M~ jy/K, Bertin, ~t, ~<t~<M ~AMM&M, tS~, x. p. 637(note
&~haave, C4«w/f/<y, éd. Shaw, t~M, i. p. 47. Z~«WMMy!f«<<yf/<M <~ ~W<M /M~
FieMM. ~<~< !7M, Th. H. p. 68. M/M. 4<'S<Me,tSSs, ix. p. u<}.
<
Marquise de SMgnê, ~<MM!/<~ Z~~M, ~7~4, Kopn, j0~ ~~A.mt'<. t8M, ii. pp. 37. 384.
fv.op. 44.<98. Lègue, ~iM~<M </ ~o!A'<~mtf«~ aM ~V/*
Fontenette, <~«t~M. Amsterdam, ~764, v. p. <a6.. ~f~. Catis. t8$6,pp. 56. M.
~f~M<M/ ~.M~M <&& A/<MM~Mf, FfMt): Fttadt'Bmetano, ~< ~Ht<t«'<~ /%t<cw,
Eto~!i. p. M<.
twS, Paris, t899. p. 9. &c. ti-ngUthby George M<tid.
Baumer, B<M<a<~a <'<<e, !78a, p. 33. mettt /M<!MO~/W«M~t, t~Ot,pp. t0, ta.

GLASER (JOHANN HswRtCH).

Joh. Henr. GlaseriPhil. ac Medici quondam in illustri& Anttquiss.Basitiensium
Academiâ Anat. & Botan. Profess. meritiss. Tractatus Posthumus de
Cerebro, in quo hujus non fabrica tanttun, scd actiones omnes pnncipes,
sensus ac motus ex veterum & recentiorum placitis & observationibus
perspicu~ ac methodicè explicantur: Nunc pnmhn) luci publicte expositus
opetâ Joh. Jacobi StœheHni, Med. Doct. Basiteae,Typis Jacobi Bertschï,
Francoiurti, Apud Joh. Michael Rtidigers, Anno M.DC.LXXX.
6°. Pp.rf6]9<t[9]. Hngmved fmatispieee of a htWMtn <k!n;tnctudtdin the
pagination.Notabout1Chemistry,
but<t
nm prftnonition
<t prentonttmn oof t~t
Phy~iotogitit)
Psychology.
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GLASER (JOHANNHEtNRtCH). C?~'H~.

Johann Heinrich Glaser was bom at Base), Chairnf Amttomy and Botooyat Rasel. He died
ô Oct., 1629, becttmeDoctor of Philosophy and, of the ptapte. 5 Feb.. t6ys. aged 46.
ftfttr he had tMwHed<tn<tstudied for n)M yoaM, Besidesthe above ha wrote
itho of Medicine. He obMihed the ProfMsorship ~*«~)'y<M /VtW/<t/M<A'<~f<.
of Greek in t66s, but MM<Hed it in 1667 for the jM~«~/M t')MW«~/M~')'<M/t«o.
Ont~'o oM<<<M /~w~ ~<t~«.
Mercklin. ~M ~f~eff! t686, p. 603. Herzog, ~~t«< /?a<«-K~~tyyO,pp. MS, wt.
Witte. J9'f!~)tt &<jF~AM-MM, t6S8. Sig. Kkkk, Hatte)-. &<W<~M .«~.f<)~ ~M~ t?~, Mi.
t <'<v/o,5 )'*eb..t6y;. pp.e33, sas.
Manget~ ~W<'<~« .St~M~KOt ~Mfh'<M~< A'<< AM/t'M~. Paris. Ptmc)<ouc)tc(tSee-
t~t. 1. il. p. 4~. 95). iv. p. 4<)o.
Kestner, ~Ms~Hr~ Gf~'AM'f~<n'<'<w,t/<(o, Sprenge), ~M<-A«-A/< <<f~t<<T!«<ytw< ta:)?, iv.
P. M7. pp.:to,330~
Juchcr.
oc !Cr. ~fM~wj
,1¡{tNllmtSC~A'«t.<r«-ott,
%75o. Il.
tyso. ti. Bttyte & Thillaye, ~!<& ~M~t'<-a/<t8~. i.
co). tôt?.
Hatter, AM'f/A~'e <4«'<'M&4,t774, i. p. M9. &<fa<M< F/«yf/<~<St/<~<~ &<o«vt <W~t-
HttUer, N<W«~~mCAtfH~MO,t7M. ii. p. 609. cales,4* S~rif, )88j, ix. p. t)<).
Glay, ZMfAox)M/M'
Eloy, Dirtioxrrairr Hislorrqac
~j/o~M <MAt a~la Mldeclne,
~tM&t'fttf.
t7?3. ii. p. 355.

GLAUBER (JoHANNRuDOt.F).
Joannis Rudotphi Glauberi Philosophi & Medici Celeberrimi Opera Chymica,
Bûcher vnd Schrifften, so viet deren v.'n ihme bifshero an Tag gegeben
worden. Jetzo von neuem mit Fleifs iibersehen, auch mit et!ichen neuen
Tractaten vermehret, vnd vmb mehrer Bequemlichkeitwillen,in diese Form
zusammen getragen, sampt ein darzu verfertigten voHkontmenen Register.
Mit Churf. Sachs. ats Vicarii, Re!chs-Pnvitegtb. Franckfurt am Mayn,
In VerlegungThomœ.Matthtœ Gatzens. Im Jahr M DC LVIII.
4'. Pp.[a<tj~74.9 p)!M<s.
CoMinNatioOperumChyntieonm. M.DC.UX.
4°. Pp.[ïs]444. tt)dex.&&[t8].Engmvedptate.
The Works of the Highly Experienced and Famous Chymist,John Rudolph
Glauber: Containing, Great Variety of Choice Secrets in Medicine and
Alchymy in the Working of Metallick Mines, and the Séparationof Metals
Atso, Various Cheap and Easie Ways of making Salt-petre, and Improving
of Barren-Land, and the Fruits of the Earth. Together with many other
things very profitable for att the Lovers of Art and Industry. Translated
into Engtish, and Published for Publick Good by the Labour, Care, and
Charge, of Christopher Packe, Philo-chymico-Medicus. London, Printed
by Thomas Milbourn, for the Authour, and are to be sold at his House
next Door to the Gun in Little-Moorfields; by D. Newmanat the King's-
Arrns in the Pouttry, and W. Cooper at the Pellican in Little Britain.
MDCLXXXIX.
Fûtio. t'p. [M)440(wantspp. t77-t84). Il. [4] Mo. t! (wants49-s*).
Index~tt, t Nank]. n phtesof appamtusandpMeesses.
A~ PACKE (CHMSTOPHER).

Glauberus Concentratus, oder Kern der Glauberischen SchnfKen, worinnen

alles unnôthige Streit-Wesen weggelassen,was nutzbar ist, in die Enge
gezogen, und was undeutlich oder verstecket,so viel mogtichklar gcmacht,
und in Form eines leicht begreifflichen Processes gebracht worden. Au~
gesetzt von einem Liebhaber Philosophischer Geheimnisse. Leipzig und
Bre<s)au,Verlegts Michael Hubert, Anno 17!
4°. Pp.M 86a Thk redandbhdt. t<S.contents.
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Glauberus Concentratus oder Laboratonum Ctauberianum;¡ Darinn die
Specification, vnd Taxation dehren Medidnatischen, vnd Chymischen
Arcanitâten, welche in ermeldtem Laboratorio, von viel Jahren su Jahren
nach einander bereitet: vnd itzunder nach abgescbaStem Laboratorio, an
die begehrende zu distrubuiren(~), noch Obrig,begriffen. Sambt aMerdehren
kunsttichen Oefen, vnd Instrumenten, welche im Laboratorio gebrauchet,
vnd viel gutes darmit verrichtet worden; nun mehr aber man dehten nicht
langer von nothen hat, soUen sie, neben andern Rantaten, vnd vielerhandt
Mineralien, ats da seyn, Gold, Silber, vnd anderer Metallen, Ertzen, vnd
Handt-Steinen, Wie auch manchertcy Matenatien zum laboriren nothig;
Gteicherweyse den begehtenden gegen e!n bUtiges übergelassen werden.
Durch den Authorem vnd Bésftzer obgedachter Rantaten, den Vmwissenden
zur nachricht beschrieben, vnd an tag gegeben. Zu Amsterdam, Bey
Johan Waesberge, vnd der Witwe EHMei Weyerstraet. Anno 1668.
8*- Pp-75[SM~k]MS.notes. A!i!tof prepMation~ &c..forsaleby
acpfttams.
GhUtbef.Averycannasandpmbftbty uniquetkt. !th panMtyreprinted(p.70*)in
theotherG/<M~Mf<MMMt/~<tt(~.<)
De Auri Tinctura sive Auro Potabili Vero. Quid ait & quommodo ditterat ab
auto potabiti <atso & Sophistico quomodo Spagyrice pnepatandum &
quomodo in Medicinâ usurpandum. Per JfoannemRudolphum Glauberum.
Amsterodatn!, Prostant apud Joannem Janssomum. clolocu.
8*. Pp. aa [a bha)(].
Aboat Franckfurt,!6j:s,sm.8'. German tMMhtion, AntMerdam,
~646,sm.8°.
La Teinture de l'Or ou le Veritable Or Potable Sa nature, & sa diaerence
d'auec l'Or potable, faux & sophistique. Sa preparation spargique (JM),&
son vsage dans la Medecine. Par lean Rudolphe Glauber. Et mise en
François par le Sr. Du Teil. A Paris, chei! Thomas Iot!y, Libraire
lurë, ruë S. Jacques, au coin de la ruë de la Parcheminerie, aux Armes
d'Hollande. M.DC.LIX. Avec Privilege du Roi.
6°. Pp.sa. Thisis a translation
ofthéprecoding.
La Consolation des Navigants. Dans laquelle est enseigné à ceux qui
voyagent sur mer vn moyen de se garantir de la faim & de la soif, voire
mesme des maladies qui leur pourroient suruenir durant vn long voyage.
Mise en lumiere par lean Rodolphe Glauber en faueur de ceux qui entre-
prennent de longues & periUeusesnauigationspour t'vtitité de la patrie. Et
traduite en François par le Sieur Du Tei!. A Paris, Chez Thomas Iolly,
Libraire luré, ruë S. Iacques, au coin de la ruë de la Parcheminene, aux
Armesd'Hollande. M.DC.LIX. Avec PrivilegeDu Roi.
8*. Pp. [..8] 9~4.

Fumi Novi Philosophici, sive Descriptio Artis Desti!!aton& Novœ; nec non
Spirituum, Oleorum, Florum, aMoruoque Medicamentorum illius beneficio,
(acHimâquâdam & pecutiari via è vegetabilibus, animalibus & mineralibus,
conficiendorum & quidem magno cum tucro; agens quoque de illorum usu
tàm chymico quàm medico,edita & publicata in gratiam veritatisStudiosorum
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per Joannem Rudolphum Glauberum. Amsterodami, Prostant apud
Joannem Janssonium, clolocu.
8*. Pan!prima,pp.67, Index[3][a bhmk]Foldingteafof appamtt~ Pars
AtMM,pp. 148,txdex[4]. fars Ténia, pp.;s h Nank]. ParsQuarta,haslostits
title,PP-3-83(wmtspp.yt.~). IndexM f3 Nank} ParsQuiota,pp.54[a Mantt].
7woodcut< inthétext. AnnotMMnes inAppendicemQainttePanis,pp.ya.
Furni Novi PhHosopMc!oder Beschreibung einer New- erfundenen Distillir-
Kunst Auch was f!)r Spiritus, Olea, Flores, vnd andere dergleichen
Vegetabilische, Animatische, vnd Mtneratische Medicamenten, daratt auff
eine sonderbare Weisegantz leichtlich, mit grossem Nutzen konnen zugencht
vnd bereytet werden. Auch wozu solche dienen, vnd in Medicina, Alchimia,
vnd anderen Kttnsten konnen gebraucht werden. Allen Liebhabem der
Warheit, vnd Spagyrischen Kunst zu gefallen an Tag gegeben duMh J.
Rudotphum G!auberum. Zu Amsterdam, Bey Johan Jansson, t66i.
8°. Pp. 94[e]plate. AnderTheit,pp. ~38[6] plate. DritterThei).70fd.
t btank]. Vierdter
Theil,taa [9. 4 bhnk]pinteandleafof expiation. Funater
Thei).go [7 woodeuts in the text) [tj &ppendi~
[9]. Annotationes wberden
Appendicem, [t, t blankl. Eachpan hasa separatetitte-page.TheSrstpart
to6
occurswiththédatet6s:t. Thereare editions.
Franckfurt,
~a, andPm~te.1700,8°.
TheEnglishtmnthtionbyJ. F. (JohnFrench) ~nspublishedfttLondon,!65t,sm.4'.
Libellus Ignium oder Feuer-Büchlein, darinnen von untersehiedHchen
frembden und bifs Dato noch gantz unbekandten Feuem gehandelt: Wozu
sie dienen, und was fiir unglaubliche Dinge und unaufssprechlicher
Nutzen, dem Menschlichen Geschlecht dadurch kommen und zu wegen
gebmcht werden kônne. Zu Gottes Ehre und Dienst defs Nechsten wol.
meinend beschriebenund an Tag gegeben,Durch Joh. Rudolph. Glauberum.
Im Jahr Christi t~oj.
r. Pp.64.
8°. PP.4
Miraculum Mundi. oder AuisfUhrtichc Beschreibung der wunderbaren Natur,
Art, vnd Eigenschaft't, defs Groismachtigen Subiecti, von den Alten
Menstruum Vniversale oder Mercurius Phitosophorum genandt, dardurch
die Vegetabilien, Animalien, vnd Mineralien gar leichtlich in die aller-
heilsambste Medicamenten, vnd die vnvoHkommene Metallen realiter in
bestândig vnd perfecte Metallen konnen verwandelt werden. AUen Lieb-
habem der NatûrKchenWunderwercken zugefallen beschrieben vnd an Tag
geben vnd jetzo auns newe corrigiret vnd verbessert, Durch Johann Rudolph
Glaubern. Mit Rôm. KSys. May. Privilegio. Gedruckt zu Hanaw, bey
Johan Aubry, in Verlegung Thomas Matthias Gotzens, Buchhândters in
Fmnckfurt. 1653.
8*. Pp.H tesb b)an]t].ThéLatinversion
wasprintedat Amsterdam
in!6~,
sm.o.
MiracuU Mundi Ander Theil. Oder Dessen Vortângst Geprophezeiten Etiœ
Artistœ Triumphirlicher Ein Ritt. Vnd auch Was der Etias Artista (ur einer
sey? Nemuch der Weisen ihr Sal Artis Mirificum, ats aller Vegetabilien,
Animalien, vnd Mineralien hochste Medicin. Wie beweislich, wann es der
Vegetabilien Sahmen oder Wurtzel beygebracht, dieselbe vnglaublicher
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GLAUBER (JOHANNRuooLF). CoM~'HM~.

massen davon wachsenvndsich vermehm. Vnd bey allen in- vndeüsertichen
Kranckheiten der Menschen vnd Viehes, wie sic auch Nahmen haben
mochten, vor att andern Artzneyen Miracutosè wircket. Wie dan auch die
Vnvotkommena Metallen Realiter nicht aUein in (D vnd xu verwandten,
sondem auch das feine 0 vber seinen MatMichen :4sten, auffden eSten
feurbestândigen Gtad dardurch zu bringen. Vnd was noch mehr ist aus
atten Kriiutern ein Naturtiches 0 zu ziehen, vnd ein fixes 0 in ein jedes
Kmut wiedervmb dardurch thun wachsen machen, maglich ist. Also ein
HerrUcher,Glorioser, vnd Triumphirender Monarch ist,
EHas AtHsta, wenigen bekant,
Et Attis Salia vielen genant.
Dieses a~es durch die grosse Gnad vnd Barmhertzigkeit Gottes erfunden,
vnd durch desselben weitere Hul<r vnd Beystandt den Freunden Publicè
zu demonstriren, vnd wahr zu machen, sich erbietet vnd darstelt. Johan
Rudolph Glauber. Zu Ambsterdam, BeyJohan Jansson. 166o.
a*. Pp.M H3[t. a Nanit].
Miraculi Mundi Continuatio, in qua tôta natura denudatur, & toti Mundo
nudè ob ocutos ponitur; imb dilucidè & aperte demonstratur, fieri posse,
ut ex Sale petrae omnium Vegetabilium, Animalium & Mineranam summa
Medicina paretur, ac ideb Sal petree jure ac meritb verum Subjectum solvens,
sive Menstruum Universale (rumpantur ilia omnibus Farnerianis Asinis)
appellari queat. Miracula Divina manifestandi, & Hermeticae Medicinae
studiosos docendi gratia conscripta, & in lucem edita Studio & Opera
Johan. Rud. Glauberi. Amstelodami, Apud Joannem Janssonium.
ClolOCLVtU.
S*. Pp.'33b MMh].3foldingengravings ofettemicat
proeesses.
In !6~. tttsoat Âmstcntam,
he puHished
~Nit~a/<ox~
«<~~<</<!«< CM~wa-
/<;<««<
MiraculiA<<fa<<t,
lasm.8",pp.37[3Nantt).

Explicatio oder Au&fuhttiche Erktarung vber das vorlangsthin von Joan-

Rudolpho Glaubero Aufsgangnes (Miraculum Mundi) intitutirtes TtactàUein
zur Bezeugung der Warheit vnnd dienst der Kunstliebenden durch den
Authorem beschrieben vnd an Tag gegeben. Franckfurt am Mayn, Bey
Thomas Matthias Gôtzen. Mit Rôm. Kâys. Mayt. Freyheit nicht nachzu-
trucken. M DC LVI.
8°. Pp.7t[tNfmk]. TheLatinvetsioaappetttedatAtmtenhm
in t6s6,s<n.e'
Novum Lumen Chymicum. Hoc est, cujusdam recens inventi & Mundo
nondum unquam patefaeti Secreti ardui Revelatio, qua Mundo cœco
clarum atque inexstinguibileLumen ante oculoscollocatur & quasi palpabiliter
demonstratur, quod per universum terrarum orbem œque in frigidis ac in
catidis regionibus passim Aurum probum inveniri atque utiliter elici possit,
ita ut in cunctis illis tocis, ubi arena & lapides reperiuntur, ne pedem quidem
uspiam ponere queas, ubi non tantum Aurum. sed vera etiam Materia
Lapidis Philosophorum subministretur. In Honorem Dei atque Minium
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GLAUBER (JoHAtftt RuDOLf). CO~'w~.

aliquot anUctorom tevamen ac solamen conscripta atque in pubMcum emissa
a Johan. Rudolph. Glaubero. Amste!odami, Apud Joannem Janssonium
a Waesbctge, & Etisœum Weyerstraet. t664.
to the Novum Lumen O~~otof
Send~o
Sendivogius.

Operis Mineralis. Pars Prima. Ubi docetur sepamt:o auti è sHMbus, arena,
arg:ttâ, aHisque <bss:bus per sat:s Spintum, quae alias e!:quari nequeunt.
Item Panacea sive Medicina Vniversalis antimonialis,
eiusque usus inventa
& pubticata in gratMun Studtosorun) artis Chym!cœ
per Johannem Rudolphum
Glauberum. Amsterodam:, Prostant apud Joannem Janssonium. cb loc t.).
8*. Pp.todexMbbbM))~.
Operis Mineralis t'M) secunda, Be ortu & O~tte OfOnimn Metattontm &
M~nem))um. quo Mhtet McMith fM- A«m ptodtteantur ex & TeM Mrpm
sibi mœtptant & m~tMct <ornta formentm-. In gmti<tmAqua diligentium N<mMœ
scntmorttm. conscnpta & in tucem ed!t~ a Johanne Rudotpho Ghubew. LatMtstt
donata. Amstefodami,Prostant apud Joaneon J)MMM))!tun, cto tac Ut.
Pp. 47[t bbak].
MineMtisPars te~tt, in qua Titulo Comntcatarii in tibethm RtMeets,
Opens
<~œ)umfhttosophontm sive Liber Vexationum dictun), MetaKonttn tr~MmuUtionesin
genere docentur.cum Appendice specia)em eantm processum, ut & eorundem
euquahûnent, exptotatjonem,separationen). aUMque netMtanas operationes demon.
strante. In verttatis testimonium conscripta & puMicijw<s facM a
Utaobem. In Lahnmn tdioma e)t Germamco coavena. Jeanne Rudotpho
Amstetodami. ''°'
Prostant
apudJoMnemJamsoBMm.ctoïocu).
S*. Pp.tMJabhmtt].

Opens Mineralis, oder v:e!er kanstttchen vnd nutz!!chen Metattischen

Arbeitten Beschreibung Erster Thei! Darinn getehret, wie man das Gotd
au(s den Kiistingsteinen, Quârtzen, Sand, Erden, vnd anderen annen Berg-
Arten, welche sonsten mit Nutzen nicht zu schmettzen seyn, durch den
Spintum Salis extrahiren vnd corpondisch machen soM Auch wie aus dem
Antimonio eine Panacea, oder aUgemeine Medicin, werde, vnd wie solche
zugebrauchen sey. Erfunden, vnd der Edten Spagynschen Kunst, vnd
Hermetischen Medicin Liebhabern zu Ge<at!en vnd an Tag
beschrieben,
gegeben, Durch Joan-Rudo!phum Gtaubeïum. Franckfurt am Mayn,
Bey Matthisi Menani S. Erben. MDCLI.
,S'- P~hNan! TheCrsthatfofsheetGtmsthe~~numbeMdw.io.
after whtchthe pacmation
inclusive, is nammed.
Opens Minefatis. Ander Theit Vom Vrsprung vnd Htrkommon a)ter Me<a!ten
Mtnemtien.wtenembhchdiMetbe durch die AsH-a~ewMtet, au<s Wa<ser vnd
jmd
t~den jhren Leib nehntm, v;td in vieteftev Gestah fonn!fetwetden.

Pp.y6[9Man)<J.
~T''eit. D~nnnen voter derExpMtation vber defs RttaceM
m~tS~ Cœtum
HOcMeia, Phitosophorutnoder Liber Vexattcnum genandt. der Metallen ttan~
mutatMnes in génèreedebret. mit einë Anhang vnd Zagab. darin auch dersetbe Specia)
A~Stm~S<r Seigerung, AbtreibuaK, Scheidmg vond Andefen daniu gehSrigen
Arbeiten be¡iilf'en.
Pp. ï83 [i btaak].
Reprinted at Ptagte, 170~,sm. S*.

[Another Copy.]
This copy h mueb iMnxed.
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La Première Partie De L'Œuvre Minerale, ou est enseignée la separation de
l'Or des Pierres à feu, Sable, Argile, & autres Fossiles, par l'Esprit de Sel,
ce qui ne se peut faire par autre voye. Comme aussi vne Panacée, ou
Medecine vniverselle,antimoniale, & son vsage. Par lean Rudolphe Glauber.
Et mise en FnmçMs par le S' Du Teil. A Paris, Chez Jean d'Houry,
à l'Image S. Iean, au bout du Pont-neuf, sur le Quay des Augustins.
M.DC.LXXIV. Avec Privilege du Roy.
a' pp.[t.6]7.&t.
LaSeconde Partiedel'Oeuvre minerale.DelaNaissance & OrigiMde tousles
Metaux& Minéraux, de quellefaçonils sont produitspar lesAstres,
sotit
d'eau& de terre,& recofuent dittorsestonnes. EnfaueurdesCurieux.composez
Par lean
RudolpheGlauber.EtMise e t)François par leSr.DuTei). A Paris,chezThomas
totty,Librairet))fe,rueS. Jacques, au coin de la rue de la PMcheminerie, aux
Afmesd'Hattànde.M.BC.MX. A'McptitHegedttRo).
Pp. ['-4] 5.48.
La Troisiesme Partiede l'OeuvreMinerale,ouCommentaire surle Liurede
Paracebe.appelléle CieldesPhilosophes, oule LiuredesVexations. dms lequelsont
enseignéeslestmnsmatation')des Métaux Auec vn touchant
Appendix Gtanber.la foMte,la
sepamtion,&lesautres nécessaires.
opérations P artern Rudolphe Ktmise
enFmacoisparteSr. DuTei). Pans,chezThomas totty, M.DC.HX.
Pp.[t-to]tt-tti [t b)ank].
Teutschlands WoMfahrt,Ftinnter Theit. Darinnen gründlich vnd au&fuhrtich
tractiret, was Alchymiasey, vnd wie durch dieselbe an aUenOrten Teutsch-
landes grosser Nutzen geschatft werden konte, gleichsam mit Fingerngezeiget
wird. Gott ats Gebern ailes guten zum vordersten, wie auch allen hohen
Hâuptem des liebenVatterlandes zu Ehren, vnd allen frommenvnd getrewen
tngesessenen Vntetthanen gegen alle deroselben autstândischen Feinden,
zu grosser hülffe vnd beystand, ats ein getreühes Landkind in ablegung
gebuhrender schutdigkeit, wohlmeinend beschrieben, vnd an Tag geben.
Durch Johan Rudolph Glaubem. Zu Ambsterdam, Bey Johan Jansson,
t66o.
8*. Pp. y [t Nank]. Enj~uedplate. TabulaSmatagdina, p. m Symboluin
BMHii Vatentmi, pi 90.
Thèse twotract!and the plateare contained in Tanchius* il.
/'WM//<f«~tf<<,
p. ~t4and p. Tco.andlu the~Att/xMa<<A'«<t~ ~oe<<M~, p. ~t~andp.yoo,onlyin
themthe Symboium' isinverai.
7~«&<At<t<~ H~t~ in six parts wttspuMished at Amsterdam m sm. 8',
and in Latin /t*M
1656-1661, <«<u<«B,Amst.16~ sm.S*.
Dets Teutschlandts-WolfahrtErster ~iei!. Darinnen von defs Weins,Koms,
und Holtzes Concentrirung, sambt deroselben nutzbarlichern (ats bifshero
geschehen) Gebrauch gehandelt wird. Gott und den lieben Vatterlandt zu
Ehren, und aUenfrommen und getreuen Hau&hattern zu guter Lehr und
Erinnerung, wo!meinend beschrieben und an Tag gegeben Durch Joh.
Rudolph. Glauberum. Ptag, zu finden bey Caspar Wussin. ï~o~.
S*. Pp.794. Containsthesixpartsand the appendixtothe tifthpart. Tabula
Smaragdin~Hennetis(inpaftv.),p. 649. Symbolum F.Uasitii
Vatentini(inpartv.),
p.6ga. The platebetonging
tothéiaitefis wanting.
Tractatus de Signatum Salium, Metallorum et PIanetarum. Oder: Gründ-
licher Untenricht; wie, oder auff was Weise man gar teichttich, nicht allein
der Satien, Metallen, und Planeten, sondern auch der Wôrter, und Nahmen,
333 CMM~A

GLAUBER (JoHANNRucoLP). Cf~w~

ihre verborgene Krânten, Bedeutung, Natur und Eigensch~en, nicht aufs
Buchem, oder Schrifïten, sondern blofs und allein aufs deren signatur
durch einen Curcutum, und Quadranten, edemen, und aufsrechnenkan.
Der Wunderwercken Gottes, Liebhabern zu gefallen, beschrieben, und an
Tag geben, Durch Joannem Rudolphum Glauberum. Gedruckt im Jahr
Christi 1703.
8*. Pp.t.43.44
Pp.z-43,44bhnk.
blank.
P.4;=
Libellus Piatogontm,oder: OesptSeh.Mchteh),zwiseh<a Liebhabern der
Hernietischeu Medicta,TiMWKtM UmYetSittembettetibnd.Aeinigen
llen~-ahfettLiebtMbem
dergutenMedicin zugefallen undan
beschrieben, den Tas kommen t assea.Durch
Jmmnem Rudolphum Glauberum. Gedrucktim Jahr~03.
Pp. 45-'30. TheaboveWMprintedut Prague.
Thé~)-M jO~xt, inLatin,waspublished MAmsterdam in t<6;}.sm.9°.
Ttaitté de la Medecine Vniuerselle, ou le Vray Or Potabte. C'est à dire,
vne exacte description de la vraye Medecine vniuerselle, & de l'admirable
vertu qu'elle exerce sur les vegetaux, animaux & minéraux. Pour seruir
de clair flambeauau monde aueugte, luy enseignant le moyen de discerner
le mensonged'auec la vente & de secourirles pauures malades abandonnez.
Par lean Rudolphe Glauber. Et mis en François par le S' Du Teil.
A Paris, Chez Thomas Iolly, Libraire lure, ruë S. ïacques, au coin de
la ruë de la Parcheminerie, aux Armes d'Hollande. M.DC.LIX. Avec
Privilege du Roy.
8°. Pp.[)f.8J
~t [<]. Last)eaf,Manh,wantinn.
TheLatinedition, as partof the~MhMt</«atMundi,appeafcd at Amsterdam in
sm. 8°.
t6s8,

De Tribus Lapidibus Ignium Secretorum. Oder von den drey Alleredelsten

Cesteinen, so durch drey Secrete Feuer gebohren werden Vnd Erstlich
von dem Lapide Philosophorum,welcher durch das secrete Fcuer der Weisen,
ins gemein Ignis Artephij genandt, bereitet wird. Zum Andern, von dem
obern und untem Donnerstein, wie dieselbige von dem Meteorischenund
untern künstlichen secreten Feuer generiret werden.
Zum Dritten, wie defs Basilij Stein Ignis'au)s dem Antimonio durch
Kunst zu bereiten sey. Auch wie solche drey alter-edelste Steine der We!t,
in Medicina und auch Alchimia zu gebrauchen. Allen Liebhabern der
Gotttichen und natürlichen Wunderwerckenzu gefallengründlich beschrieben
und an Tag gegeben Durch Joh. Rudolph. Gtaubentm. Im Jahr
Christi tyo~.
S". Pp. g6. Pp.80~6 contain Coftoquium Nuncupatorium,
inteHoaMutons
Bona-i&Litcinitts.<
Glauberwrotea tractentittedDe~< &f/<-&y~~o~~M oderC'~M~ ~ttf<-
der M~-t~M.
Amsterdam, 1669.sm.8*,pp.M[z].
Glauberus Redivivus; Das ist: Der von Falschen vnd GiMgen Zungen
ermordte, vnd mit Lûgen vnd Lastermâutern gleichsam begrabene, nun
aber durch Hiilff vnd Zeugnufsder Warheit wieder auBgestandene Johann
Rudotn' Gtauber Oder klarer Beweifs, dafs Christoff Farners, Speyrischen
Dohm-Stiffts SchaHhers,falschgenandte Apologia nichts anders, ats fauter,
 <?MMM~ 3~

GLAUBER (JoHANN RuooLf). ~w~.

aufs Neid vnd Hafs erdichte Lügen seyen. Franckfurt, Bey Thomas
Matthiaa Gôtzen. MDCLVI.
8'. Pp. n8 [3 Uan~.
GtMtbe)-wasattacktd by ChristoffFarner, ln reply to whom he wrote an ~«
<f/</M ~<M<~<M <t/< ~<t~t«~ Ca/m~'M, Amslel. t6ss. Other worksttpMnst
Ghmber <tn)<e~ ~/<t/M das ist: <t'x hundert ~~« c~ CA!
~<~HtM.M~<-«.t66<,8'.
Libellus Dtatogonmt.
Sot <<w< Tractatus de Signatura Salium.

Widerlegung
-0-0 etticher Johan-Rudolff
III Glaubers SchriMen.
Ste GRONDUCHE WtDERLEGUNG, !66t.
~M tôt
Glauber was bon) at Karlstadt in t6o3or t6o4. against Farner, who had worked!nhis
Ha saya he <«as~br<Mghtapin- Ftanconitt; but had Mme under sotemn promisenothbomtory. to reveat
nothing h recorded aboat bis early life. He was what he had learned, and yet atterwards p~bMshed
not edacated M any university,and it does not them M bis own and ridicutedGlauberbesides.
appear thnt he was trainedas an apothecary, but Between and t66t most of his larger wortœ
he wns fond of experimenting, and ho travelled appeared. )t6s3 Then his heatth gave and he was
much trying to Snd a philosopherwho wouMput laid up for a coupte of years,way. but in he
him on the hght tines, nnd he frequented the published one or two othef books, but tëcg netthor
taboratorifs of princes where he found proc<sse< thèse nor others wMth came ont subsequentty are
enough but no f~nttt. At the s~mc time he so etear and satisfactory as their predecessors.
studied the writings of thé phitosopht: and Glauber Imd never been succetsfu)in matting
discoursed with teamed men about the 'secret eveH a moderato competency and at thé ctoM!of
lire' of Artephius or théproper agent, but atways his life hisefforts to retrieveh!s fortunesfai!ed Mm,
found that they understood)ess Mitthai) bintseff. and, in a etate of poverty, he diedat Amsterdam.
But after long and ftuittess labours he admit; His death is ptaced by some in 1657, 1668, and
that he hnd no tuccess inattemptine:to perfect the t6~. Goos van Vreeswyc)t,however, gives so cir.
tuetab, and he thtrefote M-Md hts attention to cunutantial an account that it is difncuh to te)cct
moto attniMtMe results,though he never ga~e up it. lie says the date was the 10March, 1670,and
bis belief in transmutation. he helped to wrap him in his windingsheet thé
During his {oumeytnMhe visited Sa!tburg, funeraf was at 3 o'dock aftemoot) tn thé Wester
Vienna, Cologne, Base).Fmnkfurt.and KiMingen. Kerk. The question was asked then as tt has
before he settled in Holland. He was in his atit often been sixcc. what weatth and honours he had
year. say too~ or '635. when he M'asat Vienaa, Icft for his (amHy. To this Vreeswychmattes a
that he made the discoveryin a minera) spring of repty, the sutn of which is that the wea)th he )e~ is
thé satt whieh bas dnce bontéhis name. tn thcse to be found in his writhtRS.
various places he must havespent fort years ofbis Adetune bas accepted this date. whieh is further
tife, ~athering by readixg.observation, and most confirmed by thé preface to Le Febure'scftemistry
tabonoas tria), the pbytica). phamtaceMica). published in t6yo, where he is spoken of as if he
ehenoca), geoiogict), minemlogical.and techno. were stiHative.
toeicat knowtedgewhch hesabseqaEnt)y.)mMtshed. During his lifetirne he published some thirty
fn t&t8 he went to HoUand and took up bis separate treatises. He himsetfsayi!,howevef. that
résidence in Amsterdam where bc founded a they represent not a tenth part of his discoveries
Hermetic [nstitute.' and pubtished his first book and secrets. He was a keen observer, a per-
Fum; «fft /~<7<ij<M<, tfanstated into Engtishby severing and successfulexperimenterand inventer.
Dr. John French Lon~oa, ~65*, 4' and into He was anxious to promote techuology and the
Fteach by Du TM), Paris. ):6so, 8°. This is industrie prosperity of his native country, but by
eertainty one of thé mostremantaMe books on his coMemporaries. and by Adelung a centaty
chemistry of the setenteenth century. Later on, later, he was regarded as a dreamer and a
!n t6s6, he had to ntaitea stand against the charlatan. As a matter of fact hewas <ar ahead
appropriation of his methods and discoveries of bis time in some of his économie~view&
Bore)./KMf<<e<! CXttttct, i6s4< p 'os. Stolle, ~~«~oy «~ ~~We der~M'~«~<
van Vreeswych &'&w)!~tfM< ï6&). p. tiy. C<~tA~<< t~t. p. yi'S.
MerckMn,Lindenius ~~Mt~M, i696~p. 673. /<t~ /<'«~<< ~'rM~MMM~'MeAh'<'a'
Btéliotheeoe Aielailictr
~<tWf<t,
Conrine. /M «'««/-M)« ~~OnM~Mtmo! '73", p. sa.
/M/n~«f<<f.t68?. pp. 37t, 38d. Moritot, /'<M/ t7M (ii. a*. $8. t), ii. p. 4~
Stah). 0<«~f<t<to<t«~t tt)tO)«~~t<:«-M«Mc<t~wNt Lenglet Dufresnoy, //M~«-< dela /%<7«t<yM<
e«<M~ /t<&M !6~ reprinted <~<f~rM/«m ~/<<<~«<, t74s. i. pp. 4to. 481 Hi. pp. 175-177.
CA)'ZM«t.~)~M~«M<<<M<M, tj'~0.p. 394. tCther, ~<M«M<!tfM<fAw.<'<&)M, ty~o, si.
Reinxnattn, .&'«/«7M~ <xdie ~!<«tM /<t- co). MM(a list of bis writings niereM.
riam derer 7~«A<A<«,ï7t3, ti. p. yot (a )m<:tB note). FictuM, /~fM~&'«)t, t?~, Th. u. p. 68.
Stahi, Z<<<!M~ <:«&<)t&)t. g~ </MS~<!</ Hatter. FW~/A<fa ~/tM«a, i~t, i. p. 4$~.
t'fH</<fM~t~f<to<t«/<«~'«~M««, iyt8,p. 17; French E)oy, /?~w«M'~ ~ïf/<Mtyt« <&la vM<'i~f<H<
transtation, 1766, p. 8. x~8, ti. p. 356.
C&micd,tl27, p
Roth-Schohz.CtMttM.):y3}'.pp.Q3.o6. Haller, ~MK'/A<MtJM~<~M«t<B ~n)t<M<f,tT~o, iii.
Manget, C~A'c/~tt &n~fMm ~~«w-MM, p.a4.
t731, t. ii p.475. ~umer, ~<</t<<t C~<~<t, ty8a,p. ty.
 33~ d~M~-CZ~M

GLAUBER (JoHMtn RucoLF). C~~t~. &M~.

/Sy~Mr«~Gf~«~i' «f~~ M<iMM, ~85. F~M Mt~<tf/&. <M.<v(. p. 6M.
pp.S~,6t6,6t8.6!M,&<t,6t3. Figuier, ~M~~ ~~<o~t. t:56, pp.
Adetung.C<f~< )!w<f~~<« /M)''MtM' 'a.6s,8<.
tyS?, iv. p. <6t (depKciatoryof eomïe tUt of A~«t~7/<F«~{~~ C~Mt~. tas% xx. cot. 798.
Gtaaber'swntinE!). f'omendodf, At! Hand.
Cmetin,O~~M~Me der Ct«t~. <7<)7,1. pp.& M~MfA, tMt i. col. 909()istofhb works).
6~7,etc. LtMtmgw. ~<M OMM~ &t~~t
~t~f~'Mat < t-~m<M~M
Fochs, ~/<~w<«~ &t~et. 1870.Nos. ;$& t9t<s.ta,t6Mt
t8o6.o8.pp.t3o.i3s. )so. Kopp. ~Af«!&A~ <~ Ct~/< M <&<-
Watt, ~<M<~«a ~n7<tMt«:<t, t8t9. (Atthon)i. M~w~M j! tty~t, p. 3t.
~t9~. Kopp, ~n~ <~ 0~tM~< < Ctox~, <875.
&<y<M/<;M&/«M~, Pitris,Panckoucke(t8zo- iii. p. t6t.
'S). PP.44'>44& ~~MM~ AMj'K~ /tM!{~<t~, iS~. ix. p.
t'hontson. r~ ~MAwy C~< tSgo. i. Mt (article by Ledeoburt!).
p. 2:6. 0<f~<'<Mta~t&M~~M~ &~w<t Médi-
Scissees ~'<<<-
Schtniedcr.<~MMf~<&f~~toKtt. t8M, p. 408. fa~, 4~neS<'fie, tMg, ij[. p. <M.
Hoefer,~<'t<M~ <&/<t<'A<mM, <&t3, )). p. t~o Bi))ings. /«&.t-.CtttA~!W, !8&t, v. p. ~t and
tS6c,p. t8: Série! t~ot. ti. p. ~4.
Kopp, Cttf~M-~ 1.
Ct«««, i&)3. p. M8, Ht~ch, ~<<!f~~<<Aer/.<6M <&<'A~w~a.
etc. ~!Mt<M~tM%)t.p.sm.
PhiMippe& Ludwig,C~tMA/f <& /<<)~M~, Kopp, Die ~w~, 1886.i. pp. 50. 903,~t
'8S&P.475. 'i. PP.367. 3M.

GLEICHNISS, oder Philosophisches Rathset.

See SENDiVOOtUS (MtCHAËL).

GLISCENTI (FAmo).
See GUSSËNT! (FAB!0).

GLISSENTI (FABto).
Fabii Glissenti Brevis Tractatus in quo de Lapide Philosophorum Moraliter
Disseritur, Latinitate donatus à t~urendo Straussio, Med. D. & Prof. P.
Gisse, Typis josephi Dieterici Hampelii, AcadémiesTypogr. cto lac LXXI.
< Pp.[M)n5[tbhu)h].

[Another uopy.j
[anomer Copy.]
Glissentior Gliscenti was born at Vestone in the The /?M<M\M OMM/t ? is a sort of Danceof D<ath
district of Brescia. devoted hifnsetf to medicille, and the illustrations in whichthe Death skeleton
and graduated at Padua. He practised in Venice appears in numerous fonns are interesting and
with great saccess. and had thé repuMtionof being valuablefor conceptionand execution.
oneofthe foremost physiciansand philosophers of The book xceording to Lenglet Dufresnoy.
hb time, a man of great ability and leaming. copiedby Gmelin,appeMedagain at Venice,t6<
The present work with a separate titte.pnge: 4°. They both quote thé t59<édition of the ~ww
/!f~ ZV«/A!/<' «</ y<m~ *M~<M«t/<~<<&< y«a/ r.r<A! bat not of the Z~t~ e«'~t/ï. Besldes
fMla /~f/nt <?~'<~oyf was puMished atong thesehe wrote phy; and other works. He died at
withhis principal treatise DMtMTt xM~<<wA~ </ Venicein t6tt according to CMïattdo, but in t6M
<&/«< del M< in Venetia. MDXCVt., iecordin~ to others.
4°. and is the last tract in the volume, ff. 566.~96.
Ghitini. y!M/~ ff~wat~t /.</&~t/<, t&t7, ii. LcHgtet DttfresnM'.~~e<~ <&la /'MAt«~M:
p. 74. ~f<T)t~<~t~,ty~s.iii. p. i~y.
jS~/M~fM C4«~a, t654, p. MS (tatb
Bore), Eioy. /Mf<«W<Mt~*&M la ~&
himCassenti). '778, Il. p. 357: t7M. P. 41&
CoMan<to,A~MtWa~y<Mi-<e)t<t. tCç~, p. 78. ~O'~y"' G<MM««fo'tt e~ot~. 1185.
Papadopolus, W~<MG)'~)«:~M/'<<K'Mt, t7:6. p.0~4.
ii.p.ayj. No.ctxxxv. C<«A«~&der C*<ettt. t7~, i. p. 298.
Gmeth),
Roth-SchotM,jM~/M<&M C~MtM, t~y, p. !4& Schmieder,C«.<<t<<tf&<h'«t&, t8M; p. aot.
Zedler. M!t!WMA~M<m. tyas, x.. te). t66: Hoeier, ~~«/~ <& ~tow. ie<3. Il. n. t~t;¡
(ptaces his death in ):6M). t<6o, H.p. 196 (eaMsMmM. Gllssenti).

GLORIA Mundi. Kleine Paradeis-Tafel. Das ist: Beschreibungder uralten

Wissenschaft des Lapidis Philosophorum Autore Anonymo.
 <î'Z<M/~–C~Z7W 3~!

GLORIA Mundi. e~'w<

Aber muthwiUenswollen sie nicht wissen, dafs der Rimmel vor Zeiten
~uch war, darzu die Erde aus Wasscr, und im Wasser bestanden
durch Gottes Wo)t. 3 Petr. 3, g.
Hof, in der VierlingischenBuchhandtung. 1774.
8'. Pp.[t6]t6s.
y. Pp.[t6]t6s. 1ÏMMt;a][tb)Mk].
MMtta][tb)Mk].
The earMest édition whieh t bave observed is btwonymotM; Fictutd says that though it may be
dated t620 and there are enumemteda)so éditions by BarehMthere is botter feason for supposing it
of FmnMurt. t&tS, Htunbntg, tëez, and thé n!. thé work of Johann von Sternberg,author of the
pnots in thé cottectioMMentionedbetow. tract ~«t<~M<w.Anyhow these two noble treitt.
TheaMthotsMpofthettaetkuaeertMn. Merektin i<eswere thc wwk of thé same pen. He pites up
indeed MsigtM tt <oRobertus Vatlensis, bat on eutogies on thé présent work whieh Me more
i)MU<Befentg)r<)Mnd~; Roth-Sehott)!says theauthor than his adverse atticimts are contical.
t)at)M!Hit)g
Borel. ~Mo/A«'<t C~&M, t6~, p. M$. Fuchs. ~<~c~«~ <~M<M~t /<7~<t~,
Mercklln,~Mf~w M«cM/<M.t6&6,p. Ms- tao6~)8. p. ~s;
Roth-Sehtttt:, /Ma<f<! C~m<at, t~zy, p. M?. Lttdrttgue.&~M~efOM~~t&MWM&M,
Lengtet Duft<snov, ffitd.
Lenglet ~<M~ tU <& la/« PlliloSlJ/llù
~tc'~« tS?o, Nos. tz<S, t:94-96.
~~x~<«, Duftinnor,
~49, Mi.p t~S. Fergusoa. 'thé nrst Hbtory of Chemistry,'
Fictuld, y~t~ tM3. Tt). i.pp. 83. ~$. /~tX«/~ ~~f ~</iM~MB/ &V«~ ~C~pW,
~<M~' .t«~ GW4«M<der AM<n<<.<«?&,t~ss, tM6, )Mit.p. at3.
p. 616.

GLORIA Mundi, seu Tabula Paradisi.

ROTH-SCHOLTZ (FRtECERtCH), DeutschesTheatrum Chemicum,iii. t/32,
P. 357.
~M MUSAEUM HKRMKTtCUM, <749, p. 203.

Extract vnnd SummarischerInhaldt.

See SENDtVOGtUS Lumen Chymicum Novum Epitogus Otthe!ii,
(MiCHAEL),
!6~4,P.3t3.
~M VKRNONFTtGE ERKLARUJNG
der Smara~denenTafetdes Hennés, !76o,p. M.
BARCtUS (M.).
See STBRNBERG (JOHANN VON).

Summa Libri qui vocatur Gloria mund!.

See THKATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66t, vi. p. ;)3.
~M HERMETISCHES A. B. C., i. p. 95.

Thisisanextract
only.
GLÜCKLICHE Erober- und Demolirung des Fegefeuers der Scheide-
kunst. t~og.
~M ALËTHOPHtLUS.

GLÜCKRADT (CHRtSTOpHER).
.S'«' BEOMNUS(JOHANNES).
forJohannHartmann.
Pseudonym
GMELIN (JOHANNFRtEDRtCH).
Allgemeine Geschichte der POanxengifte entworfen von Johann Friedrich
Gmelin, der Arzneykunst Doktor, dieser und der Weltweisheit onenttichen
Lehrer auf der hohen Schule zu Gottmgen. Nürnberg, bey Gabriel
Nicolaus Raspe, 1777.
8". Pp.[t6]53~[tbhnk].
Thiscopycontains
numerous fora neweditioo.
us. notes,appareetty
 3~ (?~Z/(?0~y

GMELIN (JOHANN FRtKDRtCH). C<M<~af.

Attgemeine Geschichte der mmetaUschen GtR:e entworfen von. Joh. Friedr.

Gmet!n, der Arzneykunst Doktor, dieser und der Wettweisheit oSënttichen
Lehrer auf der hohen Schule zu Gottingen. Nurnbefg, bey Gabnet
Nicolaus Raspe, ty~y.
8*. rp
o. Pp~ 8: 9t6.
C.8:9t6.
Thcugh not indicatcdon the titte'pagex, it is plain make the copy a perteet oae ~<M«t< Cf~A~~t
that these are the second and third votumM of x t/~ C~, tstef Thei), Leipzig, !776,h mentioned
gencfat work on poitoM. The above are cotnptete by Meusel.
tn men'eette-~
theoMet~s, om
but me
thé mst
Brst voumc
volume o!s wanung
wanting m to

Geschichte der Chemie seit dem Wiederaufleben der Wissenschaften bis an

das Ende des achtzehenden Jahrhunderts von Johann Friedrich GmeJin.
Erster Band. bis nach der Mitte des siebenzehenden Jahrhunderts.
Gôtt!ngea, bey Johann Georg RoMttbusch. t~çy.
8°. Pp. viii. 7~ [shou)d be 779] [t]. The eight preliminary pages iacMe the
gencmt tit)e to the sénés.
Zweiter Band. bis gegen das )ezte Viertheil des achtzehenden Jtdx'hunderts.
Gottmgen t798.
8°. Pp. [4]790 [shoutdbe 778][t, t bhnk].
Dhtte)' BMd.die lezte ,r,
.o. Jahn~hende w.cdesachttehenden Jahrhunderts. t~M.
8°. Pp.[6]t:!88[shouMt
Pp. [6] M88 [shoutd tbe!~tJ[a6]Lt,<NankJ.
be !~t] [96][t. < Mank].
This is the second part of the !th division of the tion of dates and authors and titte?, of mming
"Geschichte der Kfinste und WisseMschaften," statistics and of the discovery of substances,etc.,
GottinKn, which was the predecessor of the but it is devoid of systematic arrangement there
Munichsénés of Historiésof Science. are no snbdivbioas o)' classification,and there is
J. F. Gtnetin (ty~-îSo~) was the grandson of nothing deating withthe developmentof thesdence
Johann Georg Gmeitn and father of Leopold, the !t!!ttf. The références to booM are dmwn from
author of thefamoustext-bookof which!t translation Weigel, Haller, and other writers, butGmeMnhns
was published by the Cavendish Society. Notices omitted what makes Weigel's tists sovatoaMe, the
of the different branches of the hmity are referencesto the authontte~ forthé variousedit<ot)&
given by Ersch & Gruber and by Poggendortf. There is no indexof subjects so that itis impossible
The arttctes in the ~~NM«M /~<«'jf~ &<!gMt~M to 6nd anything except through the index of
are unsatisfactory. proper names, and it far too ftequenUygives t))e
Gmefin's C'&A/f isoneof the recognised books reterences inexactly. Gmeiin's book, therefore, is
of référence for the older Chemistry. It is not. not nearty so useful as it might have been, even
however. really history, but a collection of within its own scope.
materiats towards a history. It isa great enameM-
Mtter, M'~tHfA«<t~ afa<~M<~AM< (;<'ZeA~<!e/<-tSo~. il. p. 364 (calls the histotianof Cben)ii:try
C<!to4K~/< tw< der CM~y-~tgWt/tM t/<t<f«'j</<i/ te Phiiippe-Fredërio,'whichisa mbtaite).
~<~«, ty88. iL p. t~6; tSact,iii. (von Friedrich Ench & Gruber, ~oMt~ /<M«', t86o,
SaatfeM), p. 75 tSgS, iv. p. ~8. )!fx.p. 393-
Meusel. Das ~Mf/< 7T'a/jc~/<t~.<t~' /jr/~< Poggendorff, ~«!~<t~<twù<-AM ~<t~.
<&<t( /<A!M<<«t ~eM<MA<)t &?J<< t7t)6, H. ~wA. t863, i. col. OÏ4.
p. ~87; t8ot, ix. p~ ~33. Kopp, jOM <'f&AMM<, tM6, p. )f. i. pp. tt~, atz.
Schtnieder, G<~Mt/< der ~&~<'a<t<,tSga, pp~ Z43.945, it~S,es;. 956 ii. pp. t~a. ~04.tM, at?,
1 C" i~o. ~6. 309. 3'& 387.
I+,fMefcr,
581; ~M/<'<
LI' <~ /e CA<M/<, t&t3. ii. p. 37~
&<* KELS (HEtNRtCH WtLHEMt), t79<.
A prefaoeto Keb'dictionary.
GNOSIUS (DoMtNtcus).
~<' HERMES,
Tmctatus Aureus, t6<o.
GOBET (NtcoLAs).
I~s Anciens Minéralogistes du Royaume de France; Avec des Notes. Par
M. Gobet. Premiere Partie. A Paris. Chez Ruautt, Libraire, rue de la
Harpe. M DCC.LXXIX. Avec Approbation, & privilége du Roi.
& Pp.[&]xxx~H}.
t-46&.t ptate. Seconde
Partie,pp.[4)46t~to[s].
 GO~JB~~CZBWM- 3~

GOBET (NtcoLAs). C~~Mr.

Gobet was desceeded frm a <amitybelongin to Formation of MotOtttin* t~, and along with
Auvergne and was born about tygs. He studted Faulas de St. Fond broaght out an édition of thé
chembuy with Rouelle,and mineralogy whichho works of Bernard PatiMy, t~ris, t~. pp. M.
mpptemeMtd ttyjpufneying wtth ttu~ in to ix.-txxwt..7)t. in <t tMrgeqtmrto volume. Ftom a
MeiMn works. He wa! intercstea abo in history chemists point one ofthe best things ho tMdwasto
nnd on <tJoumqf to Toulouse in ~767ho got from rep~nt thé ~~y~ofjean with an introduction
the Marquis de Bélestat a copy of thé Memoirs of and notes. Paris, t77/. 8', Roy
pp. itxxij.. 9t6. thefirst
Cardinal de la Votette. nnd paNished them in edition of ~630httving becomeexttenMtymre.
rarisia <?79. tMote be could CMfyout any of bis important
tn t7y< nehad been made Keeper of the Archives tiMtMy p~-ojects.bis mind becante MMetttednnd
of Monsieurand aitenvard~ ctettt of the Councilof he dted SMddea)yit is said inan asylum at CiMreo-
the Count d'Artoh. He wrote a pape)' on the ton about t~8 tMContin~to some, or towatds the
'Stmits of Pover,' in the /eK~<t/ <&/Mf, end.of t~St or the beginningof t~a accotdit))!to
<777. it. tnmthMd PaHas' *0bte!~at)ons on the others.
/<w~!< ~<< Année ~5, iv. p. 9<. ar«<t~, t8o~, v. p. 585. Eag!i<h translation:
GmeMn.G<~<~<i' der CtfM~. 1799.iii. pp. &t3, t8t4, iv. p. ;8o.
670. Quérard, ~<M!f</t'n~ tSgo, iii. p. 38~.
Beckmann.
~p! aur 0<M~ der N~. &'«pn!~<< Mttt~fte~t, ~65~,xvii. B. 3.
A~M~ F«!?~t~< O~f'n~ t8~8.xx. col. 866.

GOBINEAU DE MONTLUISANT (ESPRIT).

.Explication des énigmes et figures hieroglyphiques qui sont au grand
portail de l'eglise de Notre Dame de Paris.
See RtCHEBOURO (j. M. D.), Bibliothequedes PhilosophesChimiques t/~4, iv.
p. 366.
GOBRAT.
Janus Gobrat Sapiens manet.
See MAREMGUS (JOANNES BAPTtSTA).

GOCLENÏUS (RoDOLPHus).
Tractatus de Magnetica Curatione Vutneris citra ullam & supetstitionem, &
dolorem, & remedij applicationem, orationis forma conscriptus,à priori tum
ob rerum & causarum, tum exemplorum etiam augmentum longè diversus
Accesserunt enim antiquissimorum Sophorum, Rhagaelis, Thetelis, Chaelis,
Satomonis & Hermetis Periapta & Signaturae,quibus, quousq; & qMantutn
sit habenda fides, simul indicatur.
Lege, intellige, judica.
Auctor Rod. Goclenius Med. D. Illustris ac CorentissimaeMauritianœ
phys. Professor Ordinarius. Marpurgi Cattorum, Ex Officina Rodolphi
Hutvvelckeri, Anno claloCIX.
ts". Pp.t6y[t blank].
Tractatus De Manetica (sic) Vulnerum Curatione.
& THEATRUM SYMPATHETtCUM, !662, p. t/y.

Synarthrosis Magnetica.
/.MdL,
p.237.
JfHt., ~j/.
Thé author was born at Wittenbe~ aa Augt.. and entMfsedand published in tcco. Thereupon
t~73. He studied at Marpafg and at Oopenttagen eMUtd a controversy between him and Roberti
and fMtua. Md wasere&teddoctûrof «tedicinoin who was opposed to the salve. Goden!us never
t6ot, oo which occasion his thesis conta!ned an gave in, but continued writing on the subject for
exposition of the PanMebian System. in ï6o8 he sevetatyeats.
became pro<eMorof physies at Marpurg, of med!- He nbo wrote on M)j{M'y,
and chiromaney,
cine in t6tt, and of mathematies in t6<3. When astrotogy,
and simi)M' topies. on mcdtcine. The
he was ~ppointed in t6<)8be detiveted thé prêtent treatise on ehirotnaney, Crst puNished in t~~y,
discoure on the Weapon.~te. which he fNiMd was protmMyhis thesis as MedieinteCandidatus.
334 G'0(XJ~V~(?MZ/C~

GOCLENIUS (RoDOLPHUs).C?~w~.
He enlarged and publisbedit in x6o3. and ttg~io attention of the patmbts of.the present day. He
at FmncMUft in t6o<t,in whieh hc himsetf calla died3Man'h,t69t.
it the third issue. At Marpurg in <6t~ it once Cwe must t~ taken not to confuse him (as bas
more appeared. tt is idcntical with the <6o8 been dot<e by MexMin. Manzet. and B<tyte&
edition, <ut exeept the tifM two sheets,wMeb have Thillaye) with hH ~ther, Rudolphus Gocteotus,
been atten'd. Othor editions quoted are of t6<8. who WM pro(iMsorot tome M Matpms. wote a
t6at. t668, n)) in smnll 8*. lt mxy be worth thé prédisions number of dtSMrtMiotM, and died at
Marpurg in <6!t6.
Bofet. JMW~A<MCAt'wtfft,1654,p. tos. ~<j~<«' ~/<4)~<-e&, Paris. Panckoucke (teeo.
Mercklin, /.««~~M<t<wa/M~, t6S6, p. ~9. 35), iv. p. 465.
Freher, 7~M~<w f/<WMM ~~</t'«~ f/a~~f/M, Spfenget. ttOfAKa~<<ff <<«N~MM< <6ay,
t6M, p. tST~, p). 79. iv.p.a74.
Witte. ~Mna~ A'<t!~t~MMt t6Sa, Sig~. Q 4 D~/«MM~ A<j/<~<Mde la <M~-
DMetmcns,
twjf, 2 Mar. !&)t. '83<. U. fi. p. $70.
Manget, JB<M~«'a S~&M ~~fr~at. Bayte &Thittaye, &<)~-a~~ <M~f'!&, t8; i.
ty~t. t. i). p. 48$.
/<M~ ~/</CMf ~MX/~MW~/<M<M ))K'/a//M~, ~p'~M Mt<'M~/&, t8$7. xvH,p. 6 (atOcte
by Deseenettes).
iSo~of. /'<< t?~ (if. 3. t. 6). li. p..tss. ~/&tm<'<w~<i)M~. t86<t.
Zedter. Ma~Mna/<n«M'. <n5, xi. coL 39. 1.KMch&G)ruber,
tjtxt.pp. (article by KOtbt.
Kesmer..MM<w)<tC~ <<<)'/<'o~, t~~ Poggendotff, A<jpi~Mat-/</<~tn'M~ Hand
p. 349~ <e(!<-<~«<-A,!86A i. col. oto.
tacher,
<<nt!tM~ C<<m.~j'<w. tyy~ )i. Haeser, G<Mt;A«-~der ~M~«-<«.tS8t, U. pp.
C<M. tOgt.. 110,346.
Freytag, Adparalus ~V/MWMH,tyss, iii. pp. /)<e<t<"taa~
/r<M)t7<j~~ des &~<M ~<M.
;M.tC&. <-a/ 4ème Sëne, t8e3. ix. p. ~t.
~M/MM~t /)M/ma~f/aC~t~'e~«',
Portât, Biitings. /M<t'a/M/<y<M.1884,v. p. 46~: and
t77o. ii. p. 338. Series,t~o~, vt. p, a?~.
Hn))er. jS%<M ~a/oxt~, t~. i. p. ~77 Hirseh, A<ip'<<KA~ ~.f~a der ~nM~vo.
'777. P. 747- ~ew~ ~<~t<< tSS~.)i. p. 582.
Hioy. /)/<«')!«<!<r<historique de la Ifldecine, Ferguson, "Hôtes on books ofScefets," 7~t<t.
<tf//< < ~<.t<~<j; &KM~ GAtjSpKo,
Stneder, <~t«t<f~«M«a~~Mt<(?~Af~H tSoo, N.S. ii. p. 4.
~</&&CMM4<< t7&t, iv. pp. 488-soo.

GOELICKE (ANDREAS OrroMAR).

Andreae Ottoman Goelicke, Med; D. & Prof. PuH. Ord. h. t. Fac. Med.
Decani, Propempticon Inaugurale de Chrysopoeiae Vanitate. Francofurti
ad Viadrum, Litteris Tobiae Schwarbii, Acad. Reg. Typ.
4°. Pp.?]. At the end thistmct!s datedFtaneofuntci<VMntmdieXtt
Octobri:"¡W'V-I\A"t
.a" MDCCXXX! whtchdateis
tepeated
W.~H byGmelin.
Godidte wns bom z Febmitry,t6~t, at Nienburg fessorat Dtt:shurg, and then at Frankfart a. d. 0..
on the Saa), in the principalityof Anhatt, was aeted as physician for the district of Lebus and
edUMtedat Zerbst, went to Bertm, where for a diedat Fmnkfurt it. d. 0. Mjune. t?~, in his ~th
conpte of years he wastutor to the sonof Dr. Krug ye<u-. He was a devoted (oMowerof Staht, and
von Nidda. chief physician to the Etector of Bnm. notwithstMding bis active )ife M a physician in
dcnburg. Hc next went to Fmnkfurt on the ptactiee,found time M writcnumetous ttcademicat
Oder nnd stttdied tnedicineforfouryettts, gradmtted dissertations and treMiseson var!om part! of
M Halle, and spent a year at Leydenand Amster- medicine. He is especiallyknownby his Mstones
dam. On his return to Germany he practised of medicine,anatomy and surgery, bat he has been
medicineat Zerbst. in i7<~w<um!tdee)ttraordinary criticisedfor his maccuracies.
professorof medicine at Halle, tyt8 ordlnary p)-o-
Manget. B<Wc/~<t &~A'n*)!t ;MMM<Mtf~. Eh~ D~/t'w <M~n~« <&la la Mrd«ing,
AM<~«<,
)Mt, ii. pp. A86-4a9. (Manget reprints reviews !~S.tf. P.~t.
ofhit histones from thé ~<~ j&~<M/~<«x.) Gntdin, CeMA<~<<&~C~m~,t7o8, ii. p. M~.
Stolle,~4<t/f<7<f)~sur ~Mif~tifdu ~i't~ &<o~M A/<M«f«&, Paris, ttmctMMcke(t8ao.
(M<tM<t<,t73!Mt!Mt. x5), ïv. p. 46g
fScher, ~f/~o~MM GM!<~<'M.Z~«!f<~ t7S< Schmieder, C<MAMA<< <f<r~MM, tSga,p. 543.
toi. t~ts- DeMimeris,Dictionnaire <KjAf~M <<;/o ~MM.
PotMU,
roq~ Histork
~H~~M deta"omi#
t&MtM/tBt&t/f~/a
eî dttla Chipvrrk,
CA~ty~, «M, t<3g, Il. il. p. 5
ty~o. )v. p. ~a~, &e., &c. Bityteet ThiM~ye.~t<;p~A<f ~a~, t8~.
Hnller, ~/M~~<t C<Mn<<M, t774. i. 5~; p p.t66.
*77S. P- *!4- Dafembet~, Ris/oin
~M~~ deJ SeúnçlJ
&~tf<ï Mldleaks,
~M/M.
HaXer, ~MM<Ma<e
~<f/~0! ~f/<M', t~, i. 1810.1.p. 34-
Pf~7! 99 '7S8, iv. p, 406. Hirsch, &'< i$tkl ~~AM
lexikdg <<ff
der A<M<'f~
ànwrra.
Haller, Btt/MA«'a ~xaAxw&e,t777,ii. p. 3~. ~/</< !8S&!i. p. ;87.
 CÛrTX/CÛZ.MMKE~ 3~

GÔTTLÏNG (JOHANN FRtEPRtCH AUGUST).

Johann Fnednch August Gôttlings Professors zu Jena Anfangsgründe der
PmHerhttnst mit Cramers Erthhrungen verbunden. Mit Kupfern. Leipzig,
beyJohannSamuetHcinsius,ty94.
8". HxtMtitte, xxx. 669. Registcr, &c. [M], y p)Me<offtppanttM'
Thé efftffttitte isas ib)MWS.
Johann Andfit CMmcm Anfangsgrande der Probierkunst Mch den )M:uMteM
Gntndsat)!en der Chemie bearbeitet von Mmnn Frietthch August GCttting t~ofcssor
tu Jena.
jena. Mit
Mtt Kopfem.
Kupfem. )<~t..t. StMMMt
t~eipïig. bey Johann
Leipzig. Mw<<HeittHU!
*M<MtM, <y<)~.
t/y~t
GOtttingwas born at Dereobnrg, near Hatbef. Chemistty, Weimar, tyt~, and tm annuat Pocket.
Madt, 5 Juno. <?$;. He was an (tpetheMmr. book for ChemisM, MMnumefo<s other chemM
studied medicine <n GOttingen, and uttinmtefy wor)(ïand papets.
became Prot~sor of Chemhtfy, Phamtecy, and The present book B a transtatfon of Cfamer's
Tcchnotc~y, at Jena, whete he died t Septr., t6o~ A/f)w</e ~<M' j0<!<-«x<t~~(?.f.).
He wroten wotK in defence of thé Antiphtopstic
Meuse).Z~tfF'M~ T~~&Md, < ~< MttM'~t/<<//MM t~8 &'t t8s9. t8s8. p.
d!f~</ /<~«~M ?~<« m. &<a! t~. ii. 9t0.
p. eoa tSot, fx. p. 439: p. «Se xiif. p. 464 POMK!Miorf!,~Kjp«/<7<~tt'~<'< ~M~.
xvit. p. 746. t~f/~Mt~. t863, i. co). 993.
JohannesGOttther, /.<AM~«tM <tMKfM HirMh. ~'<Sti~A«f~ ~<M <&f ~-wnt.
~~<&M~t~,
~OKMH~<~W, tOOS, ii. p. $90.
t88s, Il.
GOISKE (PEDRR).
&<' ROSEMSTAMD-GOtSKE (PRM. “ ~760).

GOLD des Lebehs.

AURUM Vitz.

GOLD von M:ttenMcht.

See MAULHUS (JOHANNES PHILIPPUS), 1714.

GOLDMACHEN.
See ERLÂUTERTE
und ans der Erfahrung erwieseneWahrheitdes Gotdmachens,
'767.
GOLDMACHER~ATECHISMUS.
See JUGEL (JOHANN COTTfRtEP).

GOLDMAYER (ANDREAS).
Harmonia Chymica, de Novem Lapidum Phitosophiconim Attificiesa Pre-
paratione et Usu. Das ist, Chymische Harmoni von Neun Philosophischer
Steine künstlicher Zubereitung, Nutz vnd Gebrauch: Von neuem, nach
vietjahrigen Laboribus erfunden, vnd aufsgefertigt,auch aMenKunstliebenden
zur besten Nachrichtung, ordent!!ch, vnd mit hoehstem Fleifs beschrieben,
mit glaubwürdiger Philosophorum Zeugnussen approbiret vnd in Druck
verfertigt. Durch Andream Goldmayer, Guntzenhausanum Francum, Comitem
Palatinum Csesateum,vnd Farad. Bambergischen bestelten Mathematieum.
Gedruckt zu Onoltzbach, durch Johan Lentzen, in Verlegung defs Autoris,
Anno z6S6.
t6<6.
4'. tT.L'
4. Pp.M69M
L~°9t.'J'
lt
Goldmnyerwas bom in t6og at Guntcnhausen. him a Count Palatine. He died nt NOrnbefg. in
He studied at Altdorf and StrMburg, declined a t6~, !n thé greatest destitution. His published
professorship of MitthemMics at Altdorf, and works consist of astronomical and Mtmtogica)
settled at Nambet~. where he lived by writing catcutatiom and descriptions.
caJendaMand casting nativities. Ho foretold his The présent work is not inctuded in the lists of
own death and that of Gustavus Adolphus of his writings.
Sweden. Thé Empetror. Ferdinand 111. eteatcd
336 6'(M.7W~ KM-C.MM

GOLDMAYER (ANDRKAs). <a~.

Freher, 7'A<e~)~wwwM <~<'(«/<7~< </<MW)M<, G. A. Wit), A~M' C~<M.T~.
cnnd Supptem~nt by C. C. Nopitsch.
t688.p.tss<. Nambcrg u.
J. u. Uoppetmity)-.
~f/<~j<V~n'<w/< ~<'f Altdorf,' t7M.;8. t8M-o8.
~V~~tf~ff~N j)/a//<tj w<</ ~< Adetuftg. C<<'< der ~MfM'< ~~n'
NUmtto'g. t730. )
tyS?, iv. p. 3M.
JScher, ~«~t <Mntf/<'y<w<w, tyc;. ii. Poggendorff. ~«~nt~y~~f~t //<t«f/.
eo). to;8. tt~/Yf~MA, 1863,i. col. ~6.

GRAB der Armuth.

~<' ATREMONT(H. D*).
tn ttdditiot) to thé authontie: thcre citcd. ~3. Th. i. p. 8;. who recom.
feference n)W ftiso be nMde M Koth-Schohz. /< ntends it to the SMrchersofwisdom.
~WM/<<r«Ot<M<«!,tyay. p. tS3, <tn<tto FtetuM,

GRABA (JOHANNAttOREAS).
Jfehov~ Adspirante Gratia Desuper! EAA4'OÎ'PA4'TÂsive Cervi Descriptio
Physico-Medico-Chymica, in quA tam Cervi in genere, quam in specie ipsius
partium consideratio Theorico-Practica instituitur, ad mutti&num usum
praesertimMedicum, omnibus ferb Corporis Humani Afïectibus ceu Panacea
apprimè conveniens: Secundum Leges ac Methodum Academiœ Naturœ
Curiosorum elaborata. Mu!tisq; Medicinœ Secretis instructa à Johanne
Andrea Graba, D. Urbis Territoriiq; Erfrurtens. Medico Ordinar. & Collegii
Nature Curiosorum Collegâ. Jenee, impensis Viti Jacobi Trescher, Bibl.
VratisL Typis Johannis Nisï, Anno 1668.
y. Pp.3M[37.3bhnk].
wr wr.]. TitteMdand bhctt.
TiHeMdandbMck.
o

Graba wns born in 16~ at Mulhouse, though Some of the authorities quote a t66yédition of
some say M Erfurt. He studied at KSnigsberg the present book, and Kestner even goes the
for six years, settted io Erfurt as a physician, length of conecting the entry in the ~<~<e/A«'<t
whereupon ensued a dispute with the other ~t'fMM~f!of this t668ertition) He says: "Jet):c
phystCtaMfQrhispt&etisingwtthouttKtepee. Finally 1667. 6. nicht aber t66a. wie in Bibliotb. Rivin.
he became a gmduate of Giessea. He went to p. <t8. stehet." He did not think there could be
MuHtouse.and had another dispute which ended both. There is no error more commitablethan
in )&w.s<tit for<&hmny. He died there in 1669. that of denying the existence of an éditionwhich
He was an eartymember of the AcadémieNaturœ one hM not seen.
Curiosorum, bemgadmitted in t66;[, and hewrote
some tracts ott méditât subjects.
MereHin, Z.<M ~Moea~M,Norimb. t686, Haller, ~~A)/~a ~MfteM<e/~</M-< tw.
5x~ 5!5- ii. p. ~06 t779, ;ii. p. <
Z'M)-nox
Witte. ~<<~M, t688, Sig. Ccco Htoy, Dictionnaire AM/i~M <~ la ~~<
3 ~~o, t66<). t778, )i. p. yy.
Manget. &'</«M~~ ~'<n~/c/t<Mmedicoram, Gmetin, <ttt~< <<f)-Cliemie,GSttmgen,~798,
Genev. ty~t, ii. p. 500. ii. p.so~.
Motschmann,B)~n<M<<)!~t! fM/<M«!/< tM<, Biographie ~M«-<!&,PM-is. Pauckoucke (t8!K<-
p.389. as), iv. p. 509.
Kestner,
~~tfMttoh-~ Gt&~&'<<~o!, Jena, DeMimeris, Z)<~<)«~a<~ /<M <& la
1740. p. 3~6. ~/<&~<. Paris. tSas, )!. ii. p. 609.
jacher, <4/)««'a<t ~MMMt./I<.«<o<tLeiptig, PhtMippeu. Ludwig, <?<A&A/< <&<-~<oM~<
t7«~ il. coL ttoS. JetMt.1855,p. 468.
Baetmer, ~<a<<OMt<? 7V<t/ane Ct~-MMa~~ /<MtM<t~ <<«y~&~«< du &~)tjM ~<W.
~M/cr~. Ha)~, t7ss. p..t&t. No. aï. caler, 4eme Séné, <884,x. p. 964.
Mntthia!.CM~c~f<e~Mf<«Ma4~)t<t- Hirsch. /!&g!r~M ~<m der ~n'o~r.
/0~t<-<M, t76t, p. 7~6. ~M~ce ~<~t<f, t88~, il. p. 6t6.
Ha)ter, ~KMMoM~He/o~Ka!. t~4. i. p. $63.

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GRAMAN (GEOM).
Ein sonderliche Chymische Re!se vnd Hauts Apoteca, sampt au&f!ihr!!cht:n)
Bericht, was fur Vnterscheid zwischen der Gatenischen vnd Paracelsischen
Medicht sey, vnd wie mit denen aufs Ëdetsteinen, Mineralien,Metat!en,
auch frembden vnd einheimischen Balsam, Gewurtzen, Btuten, Samen vnd
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lange zeit erhalten, Vnd dann auch allerhand gefahrtiche Kranckheiten, ohne
sonderlich purgirn, mit kleiner dosi, subtiler masse vnd wenigen Trôp8e!n
gantz sicher, lieblich vnd anmutig von mannigtichen selbst curirt, auch
ermelte Artzneyen zur notturm auff Reisen, in einem besonderm Kasttein,
füglich fortbracht werden kônnen, 1.a. laborirt,experimentirtvnd beschrieben.
Durch Georgium Graman, Phil. & Med. Doctorem, an jetzo GrafHich-
Cleichischen Leib- vnd Hof Medicum in OhfdruK
8*. Pp.[4o]t6& [y.tbhntt].
CoAt~M Gtdrue!ttbeyJoachimMecMeM Erben.In VerlegungJohan.Birckners,
Buehmhrer.AnnoM.DCXIIX.
to HaMer
According thiseditionwasprintedat To the above éditions of the present work
and therewereothtt-sat ScMeusitigcn,
Ahrdruff, Addung adds Jena, t&~ t6yo, and ca!ts that of
ï67<).Hcwroteatso/K~ ~w<t
tôy), der<t<fM~«tô~ thé 6Hh edMjMt.eettutied, and he apetb thé
tM~M'~<f< Hatberstadt, i6t7,~°. iutthor'sname Grammano.
Hatter, /iM/«M~a ~<'<&««!-~<«'<y, 1777, ii.
p. 470. lôskers
~M<ff ~I!lgemeirten
~p'xM~MM<~Mf/<M-&!r<a', xyBy,ii-Mt.
l;-elellrlen-L6xko,
ty67t ILcol.
'S".

GRAMANN (JOHANN).
Responsio M. loannis Gramanni Meilic! et Philosophi Erphurdensis, ad
~poy~~tafct quorundam Antichymistarum,in qua csetens catumniisrefutatis,
Imperfectio artis Gatenicœ ostenditur, atq; gloriosa illa ostentatio de tunda-
mentis optimè const!tut!s, & firmissimis rationibus demonstratis muttisq;
seculis comprobatis, tedaiguitur.
Iacobi 3. Quod si aemulationem amaram habetis & contentionem in
corde vestro, notite gloriari & mendaces esse adversus Veritatem.
Non est enim ista sapientia &supernis descendens, sed tettena,
animalisdsmoniaca.
Plato de Repub. Veritati irasci nefas est.
Erphordiae Excusa typis Pistonanis. AnnoDomini M.D.LXXXXIIII.
-t". Sig.A.D!)<fours,
jbuts,t.E z.z. or,
or,pp. [35,tt Manh],
pp.[35, Nank],
J.
V
338 GRAMANN-GRASSHOFF

GRAMANN (JoHANN). ~A'~<

GrMnann. of Erfurt, was on eocmy of Ga!en 'S93< 4 A.G in fouts. Apotogetica refutatio
and his followen, and a supporter of the Spa~fie Ctnu<nm<B, qua t'tu'ace):httBn!<nb cor.
iiiedicine as appears fmtn the very tittes of bis t'Miw et (Meteria eegrisptop!na[B viotenta,
a quibusdttm
books. He invented M 'antiphth)sicat tinctum,' <ja)enicisdicuntur. No p)o<e(Mrphordite?), H93,
which Stnhl is said to bave classcd with thé 4", A.K in fours, La.
antihectic panacett of Potenos, ty t~commend!ng K~er Berieht wiemanstch von der pysenterie
them to be miNidand then to be thtown out at the giHtigen Btutruhr und HieMeadenP<M.ti&M ver-
window. His works arc wahren soUt, Hrfwt. na8, 8*. Vom Theriak,
Tr~etatm de Pharmaco Porgaate, Erphordiie. Mithrithtt, 4*.
Van der Linden, De «- ~MM/w Ao, Hatter. ~<o/~a ~~t'ftKa' ~w<t<w, BMi).
1637.e~ t779, iii. p. gM. (Hotter's eammMy of the
Borel, ~/«M~<c<t C~t~tca, to~, p. te6. '~<<}M<tfa t~/o~'o is amusins.)
Mercklin, Z.«t</M<t<f~aefe~, t686, p. M6. <jme)in,C<jf~«'A~<<t'A<7~, i. p. aS~.
Manget. F~M~o A~/o~M A<i'<Mfc~M, ~«~-<« A<M<ta&,pMis, Ptmetcoueke(tNeo.
1731, H. H.p. 509. iv.
as), p. <os.
Kestner. Mf~MM~AMG</<AW<M.«Mpa,17~0, Sp~nse), G~AM~t <A'<- ~~«~h«!off. t8zy, iii.
P.357.
Haller,
&M'<~<-s ~M«M, t~t, p. 388. Â</K'wM< ~Mt~/fj~Mtyafdu &Mw<-<-j ~/Af<.
<a<M,~me S~rto, tM~, x. p. a8s.

GRAND (Le) Grimoire avec ta Grande Cbvtcute de Salomon, et la Magie Noire.

oh les Forces Infernales du Grand Agrippa, pour découvrir tous les Trésors
cachés, & se faire obéir à tous les Esprits; suivi de tous les Arts Magiques,
M.C.C.ÏI.
8". Pp. 64. 8 woodcuts<u)dit woadcutinvcrtedbastatd title. A chttp book
deatingwithconjuration
and btackmagie. CompareHo.xi),h)SAMMt.uxc der griisstM:)
Gcheimnisseand also Barrctt's MAtiL's.A notice of this chapbook is given by
MMt-d,/.<f~f ~M/n~j, t8~t. i. p. !59. It has nothing to do with Chcmistry
o)-Atchemy.

GRAND (Le) Livre de la Nature. t79o.

D

GRASSEUS.
See GRASSHOFF
(JOHANN).

GRASSHOFF (JOHANN).
Ein Philosophischer vnd Chemischer Tractât: genannt Der kleine Baur-
Bifshero lang verborgen, auch aufs mifsgunst von etlichen hinderha!ten vnnd
verfaischt Nun aber ex Bibliotheca Arnspurgensi Reverendiss. !)n. Emesti
Electoris & Episcopi Coloniensis gantx vollkommen herfûr gebmcht. Von
der Materia vnd Erkantnufs defs einigen vnd wahren subjecti universatis
Magni, & îllius pneparatione Welches aHen l'incturen der gantzen Chemia
vorgeht vnd aufs dessen Geist a!)e ding der Weît Universaliter entspringen
vnd herfur fliessen. Sampt beygefiigten Commentarijs loannis Walchii
Schondorffensis (~). Darinnen aller rechten philosophorum eygent!iche vnd
bestândige Meynungen, in einem Compendio vnd kurtzen begriff, mit
wahren nattirlichen fundamentis vnd gantz verstandtlichcn grunden demon-
strirt, vnd allen Doctrinte Mijs fur Augen gestellt werden.
Auch angehengter Epistel ad Cunctos Gen~antae Philosophas.
Spiritus Mundati & fixi sunt praesenti<sima medicina Corporum alterand-
orum.
Strafsburg, In verlegung Eberhardi Zetzneri Buchhândlers. Anno M.DC.XIX.
8*. Pp.[t6]376(~.3hhn)f].
 GRASSHOFF 339

GRASSHOFF (JoHANN). C~w~.

Der MeioeBawr,pp. t-~t. tn the index this is entitM Kpistota wthot-isad
Watch't CommeaMtie. pp. 49.~M- dominM Frntres de crace Rosaeea.
Apostrophead cunetosGennantaePMtosophos, Etucidntfo TestnnMtttt Raynmnd) LatMJ. pp.
PP.355-'3% 370.376.

[Another Copy.]
Imperfect.
Ein Philosophischervnd Chemischer Tractat. Gênant Der kleine Baur Von
der Materia vnd Erkantnufs defs einigen vnd wahren Subjecti Universalis
Magni & illius Prœparatione. Sampt beygefiigten Commentariis Johannis
Watchii SchomdorSensis. Vnd in dieser andem Edition ist das Supple-
mentum vom griinen Vnderzug beygedruckt. Darinn xu finden wie das
Particular zu machen, neben dem Procefsvom Universal. Auch angehenckter
Epistel ad cunctos Gennanias Phitosophos. Strafsbutg, ln verlegung
Eberhard Zetzners, BuchMndters. Anno M.DC.LVIII.
8°. Pp. M 368. !t)de)t[<3,tb)<Mk].
DerMeineBaur,pp.~.43. Apostrophead cunctosGenonniee
Ph!)osoph<M,
W~tch's
Commcnmm, pp.44-354. pp.3s8-3&.t.
von
Supptomentum dem grOMn V ndeMug,
pp. MhtcidatioT esMmenti
RaymundiLuttij,pp.36j.
3M-3~.

Aperta Arca Arcani Artificiosissimi oder defs grossen und kleinen Bauers
ErôCheter und o<!enstehender Kasten der aHefgrosten und Mnsttichsten
Geheimnu<sender Natuf, beneben der rechten und wahrhatïHgenPhysica
Naturati Rotunda, durch eine Visionem Chymicam Cabalisticam gantz
verstandtich beschrieben Und einer Wamungs- Instruction und Beweifs
gegen alle die, so das Aurum potabfte ausserhatb der Tinctur defs universal
Lapidis Philosophiciper se in weniger Zeit zu verfertigen, andere (SbcHich
persuadiren. Hamburg und Stockholm,In Verlegung Gottfried Liebezeit,
Buchh. Hanau, Gedruckt bey Abraham Aubry, HochgrâN. Hanauis. Hoff.
Buchdr. Anno M DC LXXXVII.
S*. Pp.[tt)z36. Woottcut:"FigumCabatistica." TiUeMdaodMaek.
Tbit is oneof thevariationsupon thé anonymous tractbyGrassboff calledDer
~<~ &!x<f. This édition contains Der ~WK A««f, p. t ~.t/ My«' j~~taj:
Der <M~ FaMf,p.67; Ca~/a C'~)'m«M, (withaR.figure) K~tOtto~.
p. tt?den /<t~n!«'.
Am<und &ttw~ p. aoa s ~~M MWt C.,p. aa8. Therewasan
in
éditionof the ~~May fCo?. SeeWARNUNG.

Geheimnifs der Natur des grotsen und kleinen Bauers, in welchem die Materie
und Erkanntnifs des einigen und wahren Subjecti, Universalis Magni, &
illius Prœpatatio umstandMch beschrieben wird, samn)t beygefugten Com-
mentariis Johannis Walchii SchorendorCensis. Anno M DCC XXXÏ.
S*. Pp.[!6]&t:557(<br3~)[H].
CergrosseBauet,pp.1~4. SnpptemoMum vondemgtûnenUntenug.pp.
Dertdcioe
Bauer,pp.1-43. 3S5'357.
Watch'sCommentaria überdenkieinenBauer.
ap-44-3M
Der grofse und kleine Bauer zwey phitosophische und chymische Tractate
von neuem aus Licht gesteHet. I~eipzigt744.
S°. Pp.[8]tt! Thetext merelywithoutWalch'sCommentary.
340 GRASSHOFF

GRASSHOFF (JOHANN).Continued
Philosophia Salomonis oder: Geheimes Cabinet der Natur und Kunst des
Weisen Kôniges Salomons eroShet durch den sogenannten gtofsett und
kleinen Bauer wahren Besitzern des kôniglichen Steins. Augsbutg t?S3'
bey Johann Jacob Lotters sel. Erben.
8". Pp.t~jao~tNankJ.
8. Pp.[t6]ao7[tb)ank}TTiUerednndMttch.
tue rea ana omcx. Woodeut.
wooacM.
Dergrossc&ttter.p.t. r. Phitosophici, in wenig Zeit per se tu verfertieen,
Lilium inter SpinM Der kleine Bauer. p. 59. und ïu bereitensieh setbsten, und andere tStithUch
Cabala Chymica.p. toz. &sinistre persuadiren und mrnehmen,p. tyy.
Wnmung, Instruction, und Deweifs gcgcn a!)o Zwei RespoMvon den F. R. C.. p. zoo.
die, so das Auram naMerhatbdus Procefs. This !s a [epnnt of the ~M/e ~tfM Arcani
und Pratpftration po~bitc
tinetur des Univerx<ds.pidis ~r/m~<, t687.

Arca ArcaniArtificiosissimide summis natut~e mysteriis. Johannis Grassei attâs

Chortalassei, Iurium Doctoris & urbts Stralesundensis Syndici & Philosophi
insignis, nostri secuti Constructa ex Rustico ejus Majore & Mmore, &
Physica naturali rotunda per visionem Cabalisticam Chemicam descripta.
Quibus accessit Appendix Anonymi cujusdam Philosophi de Via ad Aurum
potabile perveniendi.
~M THEATRUM CHEM:CUM, 166t, vi. p. 294.
&MMANGET
(j. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa, tyoz, ii. p. 58$.
–––––––r~
The appenduf contains Admonitio, instntctio & and Responsiones duaeF. R. C.nd quosdamsnos
probatio contm omnes ces qui Aurum potabile Clientes,p. 393.
extra proeessum& tinctumm Lapidis Philosophici Titis ~ppendix is not reprinted by Manget, but
universitésbrevi temporis spatio pneparare siM & thc two ttacts are contained in the t6Sy and *7;3
aMis fa)sô persundent & sbi proponunt. p. gSz. éditions ofthe ~c ~r<'<! ~<M< ~Mj«Mt.

L'Arche ouverte, ou ta Cassette du petit Paysan.

See RtCHEBOURG (j. M. D.), Bibliothèque des Philosophes Chimiques, t7M, iv.
p.t86.

Aus des Doctoris Iuris, gewesenen Syndici zu Stralsund, Johann Grashofers,

Chortolasseus genannt, Schriften: der Geheimnisse des grossen und kleinen
Bauers, und seiner Cabala chemica: editione Leipzig, t6s8.
HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., 1778,i. p. !2t.
See COt!- ET DtSSENSUSChymicorum de Famigeratissimo Rustici Minoris
Particulari, tyts.
&< MVSTERtUM occuttse Nature. Anonymi Discipu1i Johannis Grassei Chorto-
lassei De duobus Floribus Astralibus Agneotae Minons in ejus Arca
Arcani Artificiosissimi contentis.
MYSTERtUM occuttz Natune, Das ist von der StefnHutsigen Blumen
defs kleinen Bawerfs
defs kleinen Bawerfs t6s7.
!6sy.
Johann Grasshoff, a nativeof Pomer~nia,doctor Breslau, t6~8, Leipzig, t6~8. He!!e, tyos' Ham-
ot titws, Syndic of Stralsund, and ttfterwafds burg, t~o~, in addition to (heabove.
councillor of Ernest, <nchbishop and clector of Other worksascribed to Mm are ~f<M~))!<M
Cotogne, wrote partty anonvntousty,but also nnder /7<7< Fnmckfurt.tëzs, 4* ~~MaM !N<
thc names Oms~Bus (Crassetrs, Grosseus), Cho)'. f~~a<< ~«Ht'iM./At'/Mt~a, !bid. t6as, 8°,
tohsseus and Hennannus Condee;yanos. Of his b<Mthe /~M<wt<! )s aiso ts~BBed to RhenMXf!.
chief work, "Der kleine Baucr,"? good many Latterty hetivcd privately in Livonm, and died nt
éditions are mentioned, Fn<nc)<h)rt,t6t7, t6tg. Ript, neeording to Witte conjecture.
 C/<G'/M~47M~<9 34'

GRASSHOFF (JoHAMN). C:
Hore), &<M~<! Ch'M~t, !6~, p. 6j. Semtef, M</«~f/< &!M/f«t~f Mr ~<
Witte, ~«MWM A~M. t686, Sig. T der ~o~t~f~t~, t?8~ t. p. 67 tTSy, ii. p. 6t.
f<f~, t6aa. GmeU)), ( ~jfA<M<~ a«' Ct<«tM,ty97, i. p. 498,
Botriemu:, C<w~M< &r~f~t<M C~<M~~«7~, soo Sor.
1607,p. 35. No. liv. MtMT. Mf/'<< tC<<M M~fM)~ der ~'MM.
A~~<t ~it~m-A o<~ y~<M~ ~e~M~ ~<M~<-m«< /«M<«ww)/e'M, tSftg, p. 39.
<<f~&<&~< !7M,P. 87. Fuchs, ~<<<M'<M~ <M<J<~M ~</&'<-«/«<
Rotb-Scholtz, ~w«X'*«;<tC~tt'fa, ~797,p. t:6. t8ù6.t)8, p. Mit (onde)'ChottotaMNM).
Die ~<&~K~w<./MM~ ~~jMM, 1730,p. Schmieder, C~M/< ~st~M~, tS~a, p. gst.
JScher, <?/~<w<«M(f'<o'<'< !7S<~ Ktoœ, ~<'M'r<~t<! der /~«m<tc~ 1844,
co!. HM. p. tC4, No. 3S°6' and P- ~°' ~M'- RetpoMtim
FictuM, /<f~ tTM. p. Sa (enlls him t Fratres R. C.. t6t8, of whichoae of the authors
nd
ChortotMsœusand GtM!ho&r). i Heennannus Condesyanus(sic).
is
<«~ ~~K-~ o!~ A~~H C~w, t/Ss. Ladraguc, ~<W<M <?«f<t~ ~Mmtyj
/f
p. 59t. o. 607 (comparesthe study of thèse books &M. 1870.Nos. t!~6~,
Secrdla. tS~o, le. 1~4r'4a.
t~t-~a.
by "«Mptsofthesecoxd grsde totheperusUby b Kopp, jMt ~Mf~ u.
tSM, 930,339, M3.
343-
adepts of thesecond
the couotry.Mksof suchboohsM
grade" TiU
to the
MfetNpieget,
perusnlbr.
Dr. Faust, and Fh)kBnri<tet).

[GRATAROLO (GucuELMo).]
Vene Atchettie Artis~ue Metallicae, citra Aenigmata; Doctrina, certusque
modus, scriptis tum nouis tum ueteribus nunc pnmttm & fidelitermaiori ex
parte editis, comprehensus quorum e!enchum à Ftsefattonereperies. Habes,
amice Lector, admiranda utitiss:ma(),multa, quœ hactenus occultata, & udud
sepulta iacuerunt quorum editionis rationem in Praetationead philosophos
Chemistas paucis intelliges. Basileae M.D.LXI.
Folioin sixes,pp.[15,t Mank]a~(,~99[t MM)t].
C~~a Basileae
per HenneMm Petri
& l'etrum Annosalutis
PerniM), bumMae
M.D.LX:.
M.D.LXI.r.
Chrysorrboas,sive De Arte Chymica Diatogus, i. Practicft Ma~istri Araaldi de VUianova. ad
sic.*5~. quendMn l'apam, ex Mbcodicto, BreviMiustibrontm
to!tt)ois ttmccschi, cui titulus est
Oiafogus Â)chytni{B,h.p.73.
Lignum vitte, in quo etiam Gebri Philosophi ex. Alberti Mttgni Ratispooettsiseptscopt deAfchy.
p0!ttio Mceincta coatinetur, i. p. 3. ntia tiber iotegernntus, )i. p. 76.
ln euxdent Bracetdmn) Gebri interpretem, Scriptum Aibetti super Arborent Aristotelis, )i.
Mitnxdversio. amhore toMne Tautadano. 1. p. 47. p. 102.
(The author is called Robertus T~uJMtanusin the Raymundi Lu))ii De veri lapidis
Apertorium
title of thetract.) compositioMe,ii. p. 104.
Gebri Opent: De investigtt'one perfeettoms, i. Ats intcllectiva ejusdem super Lapidem Philo.
p. nz. sopbonm),ii. p.tta.
Gebri Opem SutOtnapeffectionis.i. p. ti8. Pt'act!eaet<tsdent, iL p. M?.
Gebri Opem De inventione veritatis sive per- Idem de mtentlone AtdxmktMUta, ii. p. t~.
fectionis, i. p. *&}. (Doubtfuttntct?)
Gebfi Opéra Liber Fomacum, i. p. 193. Ejusdem Summa,ria lapidis CoMidemUoet eius
Roeerit Lachonis DeAtchemiatibetitM! cui titulum abbreviation ii. p. t~6.
fecit.Specutum Atchemia),i. p. Mt. ËtusdMtt LibeUus utiMmus de Mefct<n&solo,
Richardi AngMci Libdhts Mpt Xt~mt, cul ii.p.t<:3.
titulum fecit, Con'ecton'ua, i. p. 907. Liber expertmentorum, ii. p. t74.
Rosarius minor, p. Me. t~utchemmum opus de traosmutat'otte métal.
Liber Secretoram Alchemiae compositU!! per lorum, il. p. t7.s.
Catid. filiumtatichi. i. p. 933- Capitulum wtde magnum ht <dbedtne,& om-
Loci aliquot ptacticœ ex Gebero (tec)Mtt) per nibus nobilius, ex libro qui dicitur PhihMOp))<M
toannen BntceschumVreeanum, f. p. a~a. t))irabi)b.ii.p.!8o.
Liber de Magni lapidis Compositioneet Opem- Liber Mercuriorum Raymundi Lumt, il. p. t8g.
tione, Authore adhMcincerto («t-io caUed De Intentio summaria, auae aliter dicitur Reper.
Alchemia), il. p. torimn. vaide utilis ad tntetHgentiamTestamenti,
Sententia loannis Baptistae Montant, de sub. CodiciUi& aliorum tibrorom Raymundi Latti), ii.
tinMttone, if. p. 35. p~ ï8<.
Rosarius phitoMphetum Arnaldi de Vithtnov!). Anstotelis de Per<ccto MagistcrioexquMtum &
il. p. 35.. integemmum opos, &c., il. p. t88.
Novum lumen eiusdem vel attetius, il. p. 60. tJ!be!)us duodechn aquarum, ex M)roEmanneHs,
Epistola Magistri Amaldi de Villa nova super ii. p. so~
Atchymian)adregem Nei'pot'tMum, ii. p.Luminum 65- AqmB rubeea Avicenna: ad tingendum quatuor
Liber perfeet! Megisteni,qui Lumen spiritus sublimatos aibos, ii. p. &en.
nuncupatur vocatur etiam F)os norum Kttxinontm varia compositto modus, il. p. <so.
Araatdt de Vittano~a, tongè tOtfecUor & meliot Joannis de Repescissa liber de tcnfecticne ver
hactenus imprécis, il. p. 67. Lapidis Philosophorum, ii. p. sï6.
34~
Jt~ GRATAROLO
t~t~

GRATAROLO ~J.
(GucuELMo). _'V~t't'
C~M/Mw~.
De timide Philosophorum secunduM verum TrachtttM de MarchiMita,ex qua fit Etixir ad
ntodmu <orm!MdoEfferanitaonacM, il. p. 93~ album Ycfissimum,ii. p. z~
The$aunM Phitosophiee,ti. p. 937. Caput de M)<:!ttch!tt),ii. p. asS.
Pmxis univetMtts Magni operis. ex Raymundo, Qmpstio m Lapis philosophicus valent contra
x. p.948. ii. p. 9~
De lapidis philosophorum forttMtionc epitogtM. pcstetn, doctim de MetaHomm
Yet<M)::pisto)!tdo<:tits. MetallorunitMteria,
mat", &
)i. D.248. artis i)t)i(atione.il. p. 363,
PractiM
Magistri Odomari ad disciputum, ti. p. Practiot Caravantis Htspani, ii. p. a&t.
a49. Lapidis PhitoMphfciNomenetatttnB.& UuMnM
AtCMtumPbit<Mophon)m.ut ex Saturno fadas Gratarolo co<)ect!B, ii. p. 96:.
a(tnun perfectam, ii. p. 3;o. loannis AttretiiAugurelit
Pcrfeett SalisconMtMMis ChryMpœKctibri iii.,
pNeparatio ad hpidem eiGeronticon Liber i., il. p. a6g.
philosophorum. ii. p. 950. Regimina Attis, ii. p.
Historiola Antique de Argento iu aurum vefso,
il. p. asz.

[Another Copy.]
There wasa reprint o{ part of the above colleoion by Pertta. BMHea-,t~e, -intat)9*.pp.
9 blank]; 6og (1 blallk. 941 [t6] 6M[30.

~M~«~ ~tMvov~tt~
Lapidis philosophici nomendatura.
m~tUCt'~ttHUttt.
Ste VER~ ALCHEMt~:
ALCHEMt~ )56), ii. p. 265.
Doctrina, '<t"J'
The tract on nomenclature was tmns)ated into <~ j«~/a/t~M physicis. &*f..
Aneponymns'
Z~a/~M
Hngtish and pubtMKd in H. P.'s A'<T<7'<t)/<~f of Argent. 1567.
/~<' /~7c~o~ ~~M, London, t&sa, p. 65; t~ut So Niceron quoting front bis epitaph gives the
tt)t author is misnamed GmtacoXe.' date [6
GffHMo)o was a native of Bergamo, where he year, and April, 1568. he being in his nfty-Mtondd
Strieder gi\e5 the saine date. Hc points
was born in t~6. Hewent through thecustontary ont. however, that iu thé /Mo~am <fM~a~<m
tnuniug, and then tumed his attention to medicine. M'M. Frn. t6tz, Grntarolo is said to have died
Having acquired a Mdng for PmtësMntism he oo t6 1~64. in his seventy.fourth year, whkh
settled ln ËMet in t~, and remaincd there ti)) would April,
carry h)s birth back to t4;o. for wbich there
t56s. when he was summoned to Marburg as is no authority, as in the abovo inscription ))<:is
professor of medicine. He, however remained said to have dted in his fifty.iiecond year.
only a year there, and retumed to Base), where he Thé dates given by thé (tiffeMnt authorities do
practised medicineand wmte severalworks. The M)tatatt agrée.
date of his death is ghen Mrioustyby the (!tf<erent His works tj-cat of médiane, on the strenethening
authorities. Nigidius, Fteher. Boissard, Jocher, of the metuory, rural economy, wine, Marpurg
Bayte give the date as 6 Moy, t~. As University, the hot springs in RhiBtia, &c. He
that afe theses published by hmton Mayagainst
t56a, edited thé works of t<ernatd of Trevism, Pietto
and the works of Pomponatius and 9ofWtthetmus d'Abano, and a Praxis )~«M, which htst however
is doubtfui.
Petrus Nigidius, ~'A'<t<weM~M«t tocher. ~t/~Mt~M G<&M«t.tMfM, tyso, ii.
.t/a~a~MMt'</<t<<;)M-~MM, t~t, p. 34. cot. 1:37.
Spachius. ~M~M'/aA~- &c''«M /t/a//fo~<m, Matthia:. e'tw~n!(~n'<Bj/<'or«Mn<M CAtOtto.
'59*P- 30&< /<gT'<w,
Boissardas, Iconest~nMM'~K/<<t/~Mc<~<~«MM Haller,176!, p. t3g.
~W/~ectt A)~t~«-< lyyt, i. p. 33~.
t//M~~ t~<-a'a'~<!t~. tm9, iv. p. ti6. Haller. ~<~o/~<-<t ~M~~M, 1174, j. p. zo8
Bond. A~a C~MKa, t6s4, p. toy. 1777. P. 735 (medical works only).
Quet)<!tedt.M~«~/ttNt virorum, H&Uef, Bibliotheca ~/f~<f<~a)~~w<«~, t777, ii.
t6M, p. 3M. p. ïos.
Mercktif.
Z«</M<tM~wMt/M,
1686. p. <?6. /)M/MM<M<)ie~M<O~M de la A~&
EtQt.
RMeusner.
Reusner. Icoues,1687,
t68y.SS.
. vüj
vi)Jf~fe(portrn)t).
vsrro (portrnu). t778.ii. p. 380.
Freher. 7~«M t<n<~<)!t<w&7MMM~<MWMt, Herzog, ~/t<a<tAt<ftT< t7y8, p. t~.
t688. i~. pl. t6. C<-<f~<~<H<Aitt~AMC<&A~)t
Tetsstef, Les ~~<-j du ~«xt<M<t~aM~, t7t<. K~Stritder, &~</ÏtA/&f GM~M~, tySs, v. ppt 60-66.
ti. p. 3Kt. Gmelin, C~~t~/< C4oHM, ~797, t. 399.
Fapadopotus, ~ft~ot-MtGyMXfWt Patavini, t7a6. Hotehinson, ~«~M~AM ~~«-<t. ty~, p. p. gyz.
fi. p. atg. No. M. BoMno, B<<< o«~M'a /'M)Mo«/<M, i8M, i.
Roth-Schoh~ ~~A'«<4~<tC4<m&< 17:7, p. 157. p. ty~. No. iM7.
Bay)e,/M~MXM~ ~M fW/~Mf, ty~o, Schmieder. C<<< <&y ~&A~t«, t8M. p. «t.
ti. p. s~t- Hoefer, ~tf/o!M <&la C&tmM, 1843, H.~ M
~<~«~«e
Manget, ~o~ex Medicorum, i86~, ti. p. t3;.
~73*' i. P. ?7. BiHings, /«&C<<)M, t8&t, v. p. 555;
x884, MS; 2nd
Md
meeron, jtf/m~<% tygs, xxiti. p. 354' SeriM. tt)0t. M. p. 4~0.
Kestner, A~<ScmMt~ ~/M~x.~e<«, tT4o, /?A-~<MM<KMM<t<fAj~i~<f< <&j .&M)tt<:t ~MW.
P.ÏS9. <a<«, 4&me Série, t884, x. p. 330.
Eengtet Du&esnoy. ~M<tnn- la M<~«~~<< mrsch, ~Mah~ Z~nAwt der ~iw~t.
~'<-w~M. ~9. i. pp. a8~. 986,473; :ii. pp. 35, ~t<&)t ~4<~«, ï88s, il. p. 634.
178. Kopp, Dis ~~mM, ta86. fi. p. 349.
 C/M~Z.-C~~AWû~?' 343

GRAVEL (CAKLHKRRMANN).
Fontina Bemhardi Revelata. Oder: has, den Filiis Artis und dem Publico
zum besten getrcutich erônnete konigtiche Wunder-Baad des Grafens
Bernhardi von der Marck und Tervis; worinnen die heUg!ânxendeSonne
ihren Purpur nicht nur ableget, sondern sich auch, nach volligerAbsterbung,
in einem unsterblichen Phocntx und unzeistôhtHchenSalamander wiederum
revivisciret und von neuem belebet, In ganz reetcn- uod zuvertastgen
Gedancken über die Bereitung des Steins der Weisen verofJ'enbaretund
der kunstbegicngcn Wett, ohne aïïe hieroglyphische- und oenigmatische-
oder duntde' und verborgene Redens-Arten, vor Augen geleget; da dann
derselben zugleich gründlich und deutlich gezeiget wird t) Was die
phitosophischc Materie eigentlich sey, 2) wiesolche zu erlangen, 3) worinnen
der Phitosophën ihr Magnet, odur anxtehendes Mtttcl- und sogenanntes
undeterminirtes Universat-Subjectum- 4) ihr Regulus hermaphroditicus-
5) ihre VennaMungSaturni, Martis et Vencris- 6) !))r grtiner Low- 7) ihre
Saphtrische Blume- 8) ihre Columbae Dianae- 9) ihr Aquila und Mercurius
duplicatus eigentlich bestehe; Auch to) wie die radicalis Sotutio Solis et
Lunae geschehen- n) die philosophische Materie in das Ovum physicum
eingcsetzet- 12) dieTinctura universatis ad corpora humana sowoht-a)s ad
metalla, elaboriret, 13) die Projection damit verrichtet- und endlich 14) in
infinitum multipliciret werden soll. Nebst einem Anhang verschiedener
philosophisch- und cabballistischer Briefe. Allen Suchenden zum Trost,
und denen Freuden der Alchymie zurn guten, herausgegeben von Carl
Herrmann Gravel, H. F. H. B. L. R. einem eifrichen verehrer der wahren
Hermetisch-philosophischenScienz. Erlang, druckts und verlegtsJohann
Carl Tetzschner, bey der Universitât Buchdrucker, 1750.
S*. Pp.ft.9~) t36. Re~sttt M. Symbolicfrontbpieceindudcdia the
pagination.Ttttcicdandb)ackontEreepp.
GRAVENHORST, Die Gebrüder.
Aus dem Glauberschen Wundersalze wahren Schwefe) hervorzubringen,ohne
Beihülfe des Feuers.
~M ALLGKMKtN
~M ALLGKMKtN nützlichescheinisch-
nützliches cbemisch-physiklllisches Mancherlei,tySt, i. r.p. tS~.
-t'iiU&lIiI\I&Q i.aa,y
This is a reprint of one of thé few tracts pu))- rcd ahnn, and Brunswick green (oxychloride of
lished by the brothers. The sulphur was obtained topper), of which hc was thé inventor. Hc died
by aUowtng a pteeeof wotmwoodto putrify m a &t Brunswick, 14 April. Yy8t (~69, Fuchs). The
solution 'of HtMtber'ssalt. 'n)e cause of the younger brotho-, Christoph Ju)iMS,was born at
séparation was aceounted for on the pMos'st'c Brunswickin t~gt. He was m companywith his
hypoUtesis, which was quite tompetent for thé brother, Md carried on the worksb)-hin)se!fafter
purpose. Msbroth~'sde&tb. HehxmMtfdiedM Brunswidt,
Of the two brothers,the eider, JohMn Hcinrich, !yJan<Nry, t794.
was bom at Bnmswictt,M Oct., tyt?. Besinning thcy had & methed of ccating iron, copper, and
as a dcrk at Celle hebccamebraver, travcllcd to bMM, with tin which was the bestat the ume.
improve his educafion,and began business along They puMkaed a few papers on tho substances
with hisbrother as a chemicalmanufacturer. Hc they tMnufftttured, Brunswick.t~Mtd Hveshort
was the Ctst to start thé mattingof Sal ammoniac papers on Brunswickgtreen, t~t.tyye.
io Germany in !7S9.and to prepare Gtattber'ssait,
L. ab Indagine, r~/MM, t??!. p. 3 (against Meusel, /~&M twe ty~o t8oo t«M~
Gmvenhorst). A-~< ~<f<-AM~<<r. t8<tbiv. p. ~4.
Gmetin, ~< C& 1798,ii. p. 586: Fuchs, ~c~<~«M der <~t~M Zt/A'if,
'799. "PP. =4. 53.89'- 1806.08,p. 544
Pott, Ft<M. Kopp. der
CtM-Atot/f C~ott/c. t84& :i). pp. S4û,
Cret), A~.~A&~t~M, iv. p. ?8.
ReUS!,/?<<t0< C<'))!<MMA!<t«M.6'~<NM<t,309*PoggeadMN, ~«~r~&~A.~nMM~ht ~<M~-
t8o3. P '5'. to<'w~«fA. t86~, eoL 9~3.
344 C/?EG'<M/6~BV~

GREGORIUS (PETRUS).
Syntaxes Artis Mirabitis, in Libros Septem digestae. Per quas de omni re
propoMta,multis & prope innnitis rationibusdisputari, aut tractari,onmidmque
summaria cognitiohaberi potest. AuthoreD. Petro GregodoThotosano ï. V.
Doctore, nunc in noua Academia Lotharingica Pontis Camassonijprofessore
publico.
Virtute Duce, Comite Fortuna.
Lugduni, Apud Ant. Gryphium. M.D.LXXXIII. Cum priuilegio Regiœ
Maiestatis.
t6*. Pp.[t6]tso[9 bhmk]. Gt/phius' en)b)eM
onthétme-p~.
SyntMCttnArtisMirabilisAlterTomus.ln quo,omnium«iteatiMm&artium
traditaest vndefiteitim)st!usartissmdiosu!
mttones&cpitonte, de omnibuspmposMs,
possit
ornamenta ramsimaproferre. Lugduni, M.D.LMXV.
Pp.ms5. tn<te)t[M3,4btank]pp.89.tMfuefoMiog. Aphteofthe~nds.
Commentaria in Prokgomcna SyntaxemnMirabilis Artis, Per quam de omnibus
disputatur, habeMrque cognitio. Authore D. Petro GregorioTholosano I. V.
Doctore, nunc in noua Academia Lotharingica Pontis Camassonijprofessore
publico.
Virtute Duce, Comite Fortuna.
Lugduni, Apud Ant. Gryphium. M.D.LXXXIII. Cum priuilegio Regiœ
Maiestatis.
Pp-304.3~. btanh. Index,&c.[63,t Mank].Gryphius'
emNem.
Commentaria in Syntaxes Artis Mirabilis. Per quas de omnibus disputatur,
habeturq; cognitio, in Libros VIII. digesta, In quibus plum omnino scitu
necessaria pro Utantm explanatione tractantur: quorum Etenchum habes
proximè sequenti pagella. Auctore Petro Gregorio Tbolosano1. V. Doctore,
Professore & Decano in Academia Lotharingica Potimussana. Tomus L
Lugduni, Apud Ioa. Pillehotte. Sub Signo lesu. ts8y. Cum priuitegiis
Qesareee Maiestatis, & Christianissimi GaUiarum Regis.
8". PpL~M.
Tomus! t~. Pp.tt6]93o[6)t«t[3bhnk]. tndex~gbh~]. Folding
tabte.
TomusH!. !<) acutiMima*, vOMm~ & sublimestractatiMM de Deo
tCtinentur ts8y.quo 34[abh)t)<].Index[&t).
TomusUH. ParsPp.~8] 7In
prier. quo. tmctationcs de Angetis,
&detmmortatitate
Anima:continentmr. Pp.[& a bfantt]937b Na«)<].Parsposterior.De ïmnMr-
talitateAnimaiUbrittes,pp.[ya]46~[4 btMÏ].
GtegoritMwas a lawyer,doctorandprofessorat bookson law, and he waspoMea.edof *ast
Cahors,thenat Toulouse. andfinallyat Pontà erudition, as t~yte says. Ht diedin t~s. His
MoMMon in Lorraine.He wrotea numberof books do notdeal withalchemyor chemistry.
Borel,~M/At:~ Ct«x«-<t6~(.p.toy. JSthef.~ ~w<M~ (Me~ot. t7<:o, Fi.
Bayle,/?&/t~«t~)' ~<~M et <m/fy«<t~o, co).n6S.
ii.p.609.
GREIFF (FR!PBR!CH).
Zehen der edlen vnd kôsttichen Artzneyen, die aufs den fûmembstenStucken
zusuNmen vermist,vnd auff Chymische Art bereittet, zu mancherleyKranck.
heiten dienlich in vnderschiedlicher Form sicher zugebrauchen, schneller
Würckung, vnd lieblich einzunemmen sind. Vnder welchen den Vorzug
bat Theriaca Coelestis Qvercetani, oder der Chymische Theriac. Neben
 C~C~MM~ 34$

GREIFF (FtupERtCH). C~~r.

diesem sind vier Elixir, A!s: Elixir defs Lebens aufs dem Quercetano.
Schwei&trcibendElixir von der Thcriac. Purgierend Elixir der Augspurger.
Ruh Etixir aufs dem Laud~no. Auff d!ese folgen die andere fOnft, Als
Erbrech Latwerg. LaxirPillulen. Ruh Latwerg. Allesaufs dem My~îcht.
Purgier Pulver defs Gra<&nvon Warwich. Vnd das Gold PulverAlexandri
Sidonii Scoti. Sampt kurtzer Beschreibung, wie vnd warumb sie also
bereitet, was ihre Würckung, wie sie zu gebrauchen, vnd was sie an Geh
gestehen. In defs LôMichen Collegii Medici in Tübingen, auch Herrn
Rectoris, &netFacultât Profëssorum, Uoctorumvnd Studenten Beyseyn,von
den autserte<snestenSHickenaufïgetestvnd bereittet. Von Friderich Gre!f!en,
Medic!nœ Candidato vnd Chymiatro in Tübingen. Tübingen, Gettuckt
bey PhiMbertBrunnen, lot Jàhr t64ï.
Pp.!&

Consignatio Medicamentorum, tam Galenice quam Chymice compositorum

et pneparatorum, qme pro tempore in Officina GreMiana prostant, in
Augustanorum tamen dispensatorio auctiori & nuper édite, exceptis paucis,
non reperiuntur,additis eorundem Autoribus, summa dosi, & pretio conscripta
& communicata. à Friderico Greiffio, Tubingas,Typis Philaberti Brunnii,
Anno M.DC.XLI.
4'. Pp.ti
4". Pp.is[tb)ankl vwmnt

Greiff was bom 29 Cet., t6ot, lived, and died DetasnoMitsimorumnMdicamentt'ntmGatenico.

ao Nov., 1668, at TUbin~en. Hia Mter was ail Chymteo modo compositorum et praenamtontm,
apothecaty, and the son, efter taking the dcgrec of Tu))ing.t&tt.4'.
t'hi). M. ln J[6zowith gréât distinction, and not Consigoatio mndicauMMorutH omnium, in
(Jroceedieg to tMedicineas his father wished, went officinaprostant, Tubing. ttga, t~, 4* quœ
)nto his business ittstead, turned his attetttion to Kunze Beschreibung einer schr geschmeidigen
chemistry,and fànallyto thé préparationof chemical Fe)depothe){.'ftibingcn, 164:, i6".
remedies, especially the 'Thcrittctt ctctMtis' of SiebenausertMenctrcchtteA~neyen, Tiib. t66o,
Quercetanusabove MeatioMd. ta*.
The above book appearedalso in Latin He wrotealso retigiom works,aad some p<f()))M
and hymus.
MercM{n.jU«<<M/M~ao)M/«~,!686, p. 806. Haller,~/<«M<!M AMMM<f~<;<Mœ, t~y, h.
Freher, ?X~t«M<M<~«d!M««rA!n!ft(fH, p S99; 1779.Iii. p. 398-
te88, p. t~oy. Ëfoy~~/<«M<!<nf aire aistoriqui
~A'M de la .M4&M/M,
dtt Vid«itte,
Manget, &<~<!r<! ~<«M ~~o~M, t778, )i. p. 384.
tygt, t. ti. p. ~ta. GmeMn,C<«:< der 6'A'~M, ty~, i. p.
Kestner, /)&<&<rMtMtM M~M~!M<&)'«w<,t~o,
p. 361. "_J_L~- Foggeodcrff. ~~s~ttot.a~ ~«~.
An
Jocher, ~f~Mt«« (Mt~o'«~M, tygt, ii. mtMM~K' 1863,i. col. $~o.
eo). tt6o. HiRcb, ~t~n~Afj ~.r<~ der A<~w~.
~~«<M <4<<, t89~, ii. p. 6~.

GREÏSEL (JOHANM GEORG).

Tractatus Medicus De Cura Lactis In Arthritide. In quo mdagatâ naturâ
lactis & Aîtbntidis tandem rationibus, & experientiis allatis di.eta lactea
optima Arthntidem curandi methodus proponitur a Joh. Georgio Greisel,
Phitosoph!ee & Medicinœ Doctore. Editio secunda auctior & correctior.
Budissin!e,Impensis Joh. Wilischii, Typis Andreœ Richteri, M.DC.LXXXI.
t!t°. Pp.[4);.sbtM)h]~[96].
Greiselwas bom at Vienaa, was a physician in died ttt May, t6S~, but A<Mungeays MVienna.
thé army, ptofessof of aMtomy at Vienna, and He wasa ntemberof the LeopotdineÂtademy, and
finally phystcian at Znaym in Montvia, whete he iMAetscoMaitta number of dissertationsby him.
346 C~7~(~M'

GRBISEL (JOHAMNGEORG). C~MM~.

MerektiM, /.M~«M~<w< t686.p. ~87. Adetttttg./-C~<w M /<
MMget, ~<Mo~t« ~<)-t<M J/~eo~M. Cf/c-t.)-«t). t7S7,ii. co).t6o3.
'7~Biichnet-,
P'S''3. Gmetin, <~MA~/< ~f CAfM~ t~. ii. p.
~<'a~'M«e A~~e C~MC~M :t<.
W~ft, Hâta:. !7M,p.~65.No. 38. CtW~M~ /~<<<«e des&w .)/<'</<.
Ha))er.~Mo~M &~<M,ty~t. i. p. s66. (a/M,~n)e S~h~,t8~, x. p. 608.
Ha))er,/M&tM ~)/<«'(w<- ~~)~/< t~o,
iii. p.933.
CREW (NEHKMtAH).
Experiences sur te combat qui arrive du m6)ange de diverses tiqueurs avec
toutes sortes
toutes sortes oe
de corps.
corps.
&'<' RECUtEtL
See RECUtEtL d'experiences, tô/o,
d'experiences, p. r.t.
tô79, p.
Grcw, son of thc Rev. Obadiah Grew, was born Then in t6!a his chief workon
in 164!. He ~tudied at Petnbrokt! Hall. Cam- ) ))(imtS was puMishod whith bM theanMomyof
~ined Mm thé
bridge, and graduated B.A. in t66t. Ah cssay on n'put:)tion ût being one of thc most diftioguished
\'egetaMe anatotny, which was read to the Royal natuntti'iM of thé scvotteeoth œntmy. He wrote
Society and printcd m 167~, procured hittt thé n pamphlet in 1684 on New Kxpenment! and
Mtowship of that socicty. The Sittoe ycaf he useful observotiotM coneetning Sot Wattar mude
received thé de~nx- ot M.t). at Leyden, and) fnsh according to thc patentee's Invention,' ))ttt of
Mntcrod on praettM, 6rst at Covcntry. but Mon ait Ms tHYtstijjMioM t))at whid) is of thc
after at London. His book on the ahatotny of intcr<'st to thechemistn:ferstohispx(min!ttiot)of greatest
wgetMMcs was puMished in t~. Othcrs on thcj ntiMfn) water nt Mpsom and the
discovery iu it of
same sttbj<ict followed, imd ho also pubtished a nKtgttesMm sutphnte Th!<MJ t~ M/H <a~7/c<
Huntbfrofchemita) papers on solution and certain aMt!f< M ~mj A'A-~<:m<'w/Mw<~a/«j
points relating to plants betwetn the years toy~-yo.. <-<M~<M/t ~a//<M c/ MM, London. < and tu
Uo Otdenbttrg's death (jr<;w was appointed in toyy HnKtish in t6~an<t 1700.
'iecrctary of thé Royal Socicty, aad he edited thé His work entittcft t-'o~Mo~tt ~<!f/'<t,or a Dis.
't'MMactions for t&79-79. In t63o he was adtxitted tWt/-M<~ /A< ~M~)f as il t'J tlu CfM/«~ «~
an honorary fc))ow of the CoOe~e of Physicians, A7~f/<MH~(M, appcated in 170:.
and in !68t appeared his catatogue of thé Karities Grew <hed suddenty a~ March, 170. His
t~otoncing to the Royat Soeicty, which was re- hMMrat sermon, Mnoch's TMnstatio))," by the
issucdht t6ç~. Rcv. John Shower, was preachod at Old Jcwry, and
pabhshcn ln t~a.
~<c/a Z.t~M'MjM, !6&), Mens. Mart., p. 57. p. t. Thomson, ~M/<?/y A4<!Royal S<)t;«-<)',tSm,
ccii. )~4.t:App.)v.p. xxvt.
MmekUn,~t<«&M«t!t)«(m<o<«t,1686. p. 8~7. Chalmen. y~C<«/)!~«y/)!~t<M/ZMc~own'.
Wood, <-<f/«e P.mMteMM,t~at, ii. col. 837-38 t8t4, xvi. p. gt~.
ed. B)iM, t8:o, iv. col. iiôy. 630. 773. Rees. The t.)'</<Mio~M,1819, xvii. sign. B~
Manget, ~<<Mto~a:<t &)~<e~~m ~)/«<tfor«m, B«!g~A«- ~&<-a& PaM, Panckoucke (tSao.
t73t. t. ii. p. 5:4. 25). Iv. p. s'9.
Stollc, ~<t&<~«(y Mr ~t'j/t'M <<f<- ~~<~f<)ttf<< Kopp, Gf~MMf der CAc~tf, t&)7, iv. t\ <e.
Me/ttA~t~ t73t. p. 689. Wetd, ~< Royal ~f~, t&tS. i.
Morhof, /'a/f.4M/<M-.1732 (ii. 1.
t739 (il. t. 1, o), il.
t, 9), ii. P.
p. 277;
aTy pp.a6t,278,z9o.
(ii). 7. t. 5). iii. p. 603. /?«y~A«' M«'M'&, 16~7, xvii. p. ~tz.
John Ward, y~ ~tt« </ <A< ~t!~Mo'-J </ .At)Mf</& ~«y/MA~ <;<«&'<< i8<9, xx)). coi. 4.
(7n'~A<!«C~pf, t740, pp. t89, :33. Munk. 7X<; A~ C~<~ of
KestMr, ~MM/tMf~ ~<e&F'&<t.Z~M<-cH,1740, /%tfMM~u~Z«H~<, iS6t. i. p. 389.
p. 62. Ar Poggendorff. ~<i~<f~<~a~tff~ //<M<<.
.é ~V<u<c«MDictionnaire
0_ L'J_. t
Chaufepië, AMA~ae M~a~, tM}. i. eo). ~3.
~y/ !7.so, ii. Letter G, pp. ot.g. Krach A Gruber, ~/<M«MMe j&'«~<~M, t87t.
Hoerhaave, ~MMtMMS<a<Mt ;M!:<<«:t, éd. Haller, M. p. 437 (article by t'h. H. KMb).
'7~. PP- *38. '47. Haeser. C~~ffA/< der i88t, il. pp.
N~~AM Cr</<!HM«'«,t757, iv. p. s-~os. a8:.a8~.
Porta). ~'jA'<~<&<<M<<'oM«<<te~CAt<-«~M', BUHttgs. M<;f.C<t~t/< t8&h v. p. 606; md
1770, iii. p. 550, etc. Séries, tf)0t, vi. po~87.
lialler, J!<~A<M<t&t/<ta<f<t, 177!, i. pp. 56~-64. /)M/««f«<M' &«yc~/<M f<U&«/<fM /)/<?.
Hatter, ~t~o&hM ~aa/o~Ma, t77~. 1. p. 665. cales, .tente Série, t8&t, x. p. 685.
Etoy, Z)<~<NttM<~t At~~ttt de la ~MMe~w, Hirsch, ~«!p~AtM~<j /.<.<MN<t A~-t-.Wt.
1778. t). p. 387. ~M<&<t~<<<, t885, ii. p. 643.
Aikin, <~w/ït/ ~«!pm~, 1803, iv. p. 561. llictianary
Dt<:<teaa<y of~"ational
~!<Maa/ ~n~a/~)', t8go, xjfii!.
yJ'~ raphy, ~890, xxiII.
p. t<6 (artide 6y G. S. Bouger).
GREWER (Jooocus).
Secretum
tC~CLUtil nobitissimumet
ti~LMHO.MMtUU~ C~ venssimum.
VCH.MtUtUU~

See THEATRUM CHEMtCUM, 1659, iiL p. 699-

 C~~M~M-C~~M~W~Z 347

GREWER (Jooocus). C~/wM~.

Thc &'<M-< edited by Jost BaiMan, was Thé amhorwas a prie~ but that is aU hâve
puhHshednt t.eyden. tsM, ~9$, 8°. found about him.
Maier,~)w~/a! ~M~M ~«tM. t6<7, p. ;<68. Lenglet Duhesnoy. ~'j~<n' <A' la /~</fj~<c
Bore), ~/<f/~« <at«-< t6M. Pp. '08. <66. /m<<~< t~a, ii). p. !).
Borrichius ~'<wj~/«j &r<y/«~jMCA<w'M, Hcefer, /M/~f de la C«M«, t843, ii. p. t~t
tô~y, p. M, No. !txxvi. tS69. ti. p. nt9.
Roth SchotM.~fW~ft-a Ckemica,tya?, p t6t. L!M)rague.<f/wO«M<i~&<'Mff~M,
Schmieder, C~~M~MM. t639, p. a6t. tSyo, No. o6t.
Kopp, /W< <<<~M, t886, ii. r. p. ~so.

GRIENSTEIN (J. J.).

See FHtLOTHKUSde Limitibus, Das Hermetische Triklinium, )79:.

GRIM (HËRRMAN NtKLAS).

Lahoratorium Chymicum, Gehoudett op het voortre~tycke Eylandt Ceylon,
Soo in 't Anima!ische, Vegetabilische, a)s MineraUsche Ryck. Wordende de
Liefhebberen niet alleen de Pr~patati~n der selve trouwetyck op-geteyckent,
maer oock desselver gebruyck, en hoedanigh sy n<octen geadhibeert worden.
Dienende tot een bewys, hoe dat men de swaere Eysschen te vooren gedaen,
grootelycks verminderen, en van betere bedienen kan. Door Hermannus
Nicolai Grim, Medicinse Doctor, in dienst der Edele Nederlandtsche Oost-
Indische Compagnie. Batavia, Gedruckt by Abraham van den Eede,
Bceckdrucker der E. Compagnie, wonende in de Prinçe-straet, in de
Batavische Mercurius, Anno tûyy.
S". Pp.[j.5,tbhn)k]to8.
8". Pp.[i5,tbhnk]to8. ln
fndexM. HMtaLa][tb)~n~
.~tCA~J.«t.J~n.t~J.
Gnnt (t&tt.tyyt) was a Dane by birth, trawtted tn Dr. Cullen's &</< 6'<<<' .~</<t«/ /?<x;~
widety, and had a great )<now)ed~cof foreign h8t-?). p. 97, there is quoted: Pit)<H (Barth).
&itnp)es. He was the author of vartous papers, as /f<t/cn'M« Cf~N/~M. Amst. 1679, ta*. Ths
weUiMofsomebooks, suchas Co<<~<M xMf~c. seems to be a pimted edition, and Kestner com-
f~'M<fHM. plains that the author of thé work h uever once
named by the tmoslator.
<<<'&! ~~M~f/f~-MM, tMz, p. 38 (review of thé F«!~M/'t/~ '.C.f/'t.'W~'– MM/~MM«~<f~M'«J/)t
Caet/f~~ot <Wff~-fAyM«~<«,Batav. !677). <?<??,U;)sata. t839, v. p. 203.
Kestner, ~/«~M<MA<t Ct&A~)t-e.)'/fo«, t~~o, Heefer, ~M< la 6'aM. tS~, ii. p. a&t
P.363. 1869, ii. p. 97<.
)oh. Mo))er,C~<t/<<'<t/a, t?~. ti. p. z~. Poggpn<)or~ ~'<Kw/A/~ /<7<r/~<t //<M~.
Jëche)', <<<!<<~M Gt&AfffM.toM, t~so, it. )t~< tMg, i. col. 9~.
co).tt86. /?<c/M'/Mtr< ~Mf~c/o~M des S<w<'j .)/<?.
Etoy, /)«'/«'/<M)!<<'< A~o~Me <&la itlédecine, <r<t/<'A4ème S<'nc, t884. x. p. 703.
!778, )i.p. 3:8. Htrsch. /M<)j~'a~tjft~ /hw der A~~M'~a.
&W<«/&'f<! M«w~ tSzy,i. p. t6t. ~««~« ~f3/< 1885, ii. p. 653.
Deteimefis, ~c/HM~aM? ~~CM~<<w ~M~- Brictfa, C<M~JP«~sv);/f~ /~)V~ i8{)a,v. t). aoi
fM~, t83S, t!. ii. p. 6gt. (article by Jut. Petersen).

GRÔNING (C. G.).

See TRtEWALD (MART)N), <79S.

GROSSCHEDEL (JoHAtttfBAprtsr).
Proteus Mercurialis Geminus, exhibens Naturam Metallorum, id est, Operis
Philosophici Theoriam & eiusdem praxin,siue CompositionemLapidis secreti
per Philosophorum sententias & authoritates elucidatus. Quod darius ex
titulis vnicuique tmctatui pnetixis, cuiuis legentifacile patebit. Per Johannem
Baptistam Grosschedeliumab Aicha, Equitem Romanum, Phtiosophum &
Chymicum. Francofurti, Sumptibus Lue~eJennisii, Anno M DC XXIX.
9". P.p.195[1blank].
348 C~~C~E~~Z

GROSSCHEDEL (JoHANN BAPTtsr). C~~w~.

Thé titte! teferred to Me thèse
P. 9.
M~ P'~f~
MagM {'osophicus de Natnm ~teta~)on~n~
Naturahs
et Lapida Phitosophorum.ex veris
fuadamenttsdepromptus. pnNieeque Vtititati traditus perjohannem
Bapttsttn) CroMchedehum ab A.cha.EqmMm RouMmum.PhitoMphum&ciy~c~n.
t-nm~ftH-t),Sumptibus Lucat Jeonisii,Anno M DC XX!X. ~"Y'
P. MX.
~S:'?.' M~ Lapidis dttigeos et ac~tata Dtscriptîo: ad
MMn),et M cMcosm.Pht otophtcam MetMtorphosin pertohamem Baptistam Gros.
ah AK:ha. Hqmtem Rotmmun). PhitoMphum & Chy~cum.
s~eddtum
ad MoeMm,Sumptibus Fnmcoturti
Luca: JennMi, Anno M DC XXtX.
t~-n~t DufnsMy speaks of u ~édition. He Gmelin quotes an édition of HM)b)trg. t70<.
-y~.fH..b~
Lrercri~eio,as ifit wereIlsaparate book.
l~Mr.t.

TnfoUum Hermeticum oder, Hermetisches Kleebtat

I. Von der AUgeme!nen Natur
II. Von der besondern, vnd der menscMtchen Kunst
111. Von der verborgenen und geheimen Weitsheit:
In welchem das grosse Buch der Natur, in seinen
dreyen Reichen, ats
nemMtchen, dem An:mat:schen, Vegetabitischen, vnd Minera!ischen, auSgethan
vnnd erHârt wird, nach auisweisung eines jeden absondertichen
beygefugten
Ttttds an se;nem orth: Durch Iohannem Groisschedet von
Baptistam
A;cha, Equitem Romanam, Ph!tochym!cum. Franckfurt am Mayn, In
Verlegung Lucœ Jennisti. Im Jahr, M DC XXIX.
8°. Pp.b.'Mank]a69[tNM)kt 4woodcut&
The tmetsb&e sepfuratet:t)c.pa){es
Erteutcntngdefs AOgetYattigenfrossen Bucbs der Natur, wtches von dem AU.
tnitchugm Gott und Schtipt~r der We)t setbsten in 3. vntcnchicdtiche Octtef oder
rM.)it ~bgtthedet, ver~st und begriftën. darin aller AMmatien,VegembiHen vnd
MtncMhen,Geburt. Herkûmn<en. Wachsun~ vnd Mehntng wfMt, vnd k)Mich
ttegntten ist Daraufs on jeder KunsUiebeoder dcn rcchtea grund, tttd wahren
verstand.den Lapidem PhUosophorumzu pr!Bparin)tsonnenktar fassen vnd ertemen
~n. Durch lohMnem Uapustsm Grofsschedd voo Aietta, &juitcm
Romanun).
~°~~ Verlegung Lucte )ennHi, t.n Jahr,
M
~ëë~~X"
DC XXIX.
P. 67.
Grandtich- vnd wahrhafTtiger Bericht, wie beydcs die Nutur vnd Kunst. aufs
etnem atmen fundamento herkommen. d~ritm bcstettcn, uxd jhre beydc Openniones
vttd WtnAungcngtetchformig zu g)a<;)t)ichcmendt bringen vnd vetrichten mUssen-
Auch was das Vomersa) Subicctum der Natur. vnd Kunst. dadurch der
FMospphoru. oder das MagnumMy~terwtMPhHosophontm durch Kunst, mitLapis hMff
der musse v~nchtet. vnd gcmaehtwerden: Durch tohannem Baptistam
Natur, von Aicha,
~rofMthtdd ~wt<m Roman<)m. Phitochymicum. FrancMurt am
Mayn. In Verhgung Lueœ JennMi, lm Jahr. M DC XXtX.
P. <99.
MaBiœNaturatis De<:taraHo: Das ist: OrundUicher Bericht vnnd TrewherMife
Wahrnnng. an a)te vnnd jede Ejcorcistet)der Magieo.Cabatœ vnd NecrooMUttioe, ~e
darinnen YorstehttghchM wandeh, auch wiejederTtiedurch ChrisHichvnd tutessig den
base) defsLiecbh an sich bringen, jhm dienstbahrmachen. vnd MgewtinschtentEnd
durch Gottcs/:u)assung kommen mt~. Durch tohannent Baptistam Grofsschedd
von AMha,der wahren GBtOichenvnd NaturMchen Magias Trewen Hebhabem
FranckfMttam Mayn. tn Verlegung Lu<œ .~f'HHH, tm JtUIf,
JennMii. HM M D~AAtA.
DCXXtX.
Jahr~ i*t
A )ist of Gfossehedet'sworks is given by Gn)e)in. m Patent and having been published by J.
Of these the most curious is the Ca~tf&MMm Theod. de tomt.'
A~~nt/< w<~mM ~~M«<M. Nothingsmmsto Bry. The version of it which ti&ve
Nothing teemsto seen is Il manuscriptin inttMtedprinted tettcn, in
be recorded about théauthor. Mack and vmh Mtrot~jicttt and symboMeat
The Ca&)t</<!nx~is described by Gmetin as engtav)nf:s,red, presumably those above mentioned,
htwingbeenengraved in copper by MaMh.Merim tMMttd tn the text.
 Cm~~Z~Z-~A'DZ/CWF 349

GROSSCHEDEL
GROSSCHEDEL (JoHA«NBAprtsr).
(JonAON BAprtsr). C<w<;MM'
C
CM~MMM.
BoM), ~'M'o~tt O/M~, t6M, p. !o8. Fictuld, /& t7M. Th. i. p. 8$.
MerctUo, Z&t<&<t<'«tfTM~M!~ttt,
t686, p. say. Gmtth),CMfAtf~ der C&M~, 1797,i. pp. SM,
Roth-Scho!(t,/M/<'<~ofeM<M«'<t,tTzy.P. 169. 569.
S
Manget, ~A'<~«« &M/A'~M /Mmf«'<)~<M, Schmieder, C<w~«~/<<</<~<w«. t8~a, p. 377.
1731. t. H. P. S~. Hoefer,/e<y? de la CA«w~, t843. )i. p. 337:
/<M~ /~t(~<'t~ /tMMM F<W<A«'<?M~tt, t
tM~. fi.p. gto.
~73~tP*~3* LttdmgtM,<'<KeOM'ar~<'«'M<'M&t~/<'t,
Cengtct DaTt~noy. ~M/M~ de & M~~M t
tftTO,No. !OM.
~i~'m~y~ t~e, iii. p. t?9. Kopp,~<f ~m«-. <886,ii. pp. 338.368.

GROSSE (Die) Argtistigkeit derer sieh der Satan bedienet bey der wahren
Alchymie um die unverstandigen Sucher des Philosophischen Steins in alles
zeitliche und ewige verderben zu stürtzen, zur treuhertxigen Warnung und
besser Anweisung entdecket von einem dessen Wahl-Spruch ist:
In Christi Horto Dantur Thestun Maximi Pretiosissimique.
Erfurt, zu finden bey Augustino Crusio, t~t.
ta". Pp.4~Mat))[].
See by the suneaothor Kurtzer und grdndlicher Unterricht vomw~hreHTrutck Gotde.

GROSSE (Der) und Kleine Bauer.

See ORASSHOFF(JOHANN).

GRÜNDLICH (Ein) pMosoph!sch Sendschreiben.

-S<Mp. (j.), ~79.
GRONDLICHE Beschreibung von denen Particular- und Universat-Tincturen.
Se, 'MtEORKTtSCHund pmktischer Wegrweiser ïur hShem Chemie, ~73, p. t.

GRÛNDLICHE (Bine) Untersuchung und Entdeckung der Art und EigenschaHt

des Goldes.
See H. (E.), Ein aasfiihrticher Tractat von Philosophischen Werck des Steins der
Weisen, 1702, p. 4~.
GRUNDLÏCHE Widerlegung edicher Jotmn-Rudottr Glaubers zu Amsterdam
hemusgegebner SchriSten, sonderlich aber derer, darinnen er seine vermeynte
Verbesserung der Metallen, aus blossem Bley oder Bley-Ertz 0 und mit
grofsem Nutzen zu bringen, statuiret, wie der hintennachgesetzte Glaubrische
Procefs mit mehrenn weiset, nebst ErôtTnung seiner darzu gehorigen, doch
bifshero von ihm in grofser Geheim gehaltenen, und allein vor sehr hohen
Preits Mien, nun aber sonder Entgelt zu aller We!t Wissenschaft in Kup<!ër
gebrachten Destruir- und Reductr-Oefen. Anno ï66t.
e'. Pp. M ï&t [t, i b)an)<]. Phtes !n..Vt.
The volume has another titte for which the aboveseems to have been substituted.
It isasfbttows:
Nothwendige Retntation auff ediche Jot)<M<t-Ru<Mph GhMbers M Amsterdam
unwahre bifshero att&gehtfseneBMter von Verbesserungder Metallen insonderheit
aber wider d<Men heraufsgegebencn Ersten Appendicem oder ErMttmng seines
FOntften Theib TettscNandes WoMMM, und hemMhgedradtten und beygetegten
Octav.BMtttein!, in wetchen Et, Gtauber, thrttche Leate Vadancks tur UcgeMhr
beschuMiget, und sonsten Ehfinftthrig antMtet. Womit tremonstriret wird, Dafs
Glauber vielmehr das Coutrarium tu ObcrMhrea,und er selber [ed)icbe Lcute in
seinen MrOhntteaRetnonstmtionen bintergangen, wider besser Wissen und Gewissen
uagebOMiehe Reverse setMgenabeenSth'gtt, und M fort seXMetbstcn<tn seinen
promisen untrex worden,darin MinVorgebeo ans Mot~M) Bleyoder Btey-Ertzt 0 und
}) mit grofsemNutzenzu brin~, nebenst seinem AMathest,Auro potabili, und <tt)derm
<nohr. matt MMh befunden worden Jedcnn!tmij;Mehenvor dergleichen Un<Mtrhe!t
MchnchOieh su wamen.
350 <~M~Z/e'A~–C~~W~T

GRUNDLICHE Widerlegung. C<w~

Gottzu Ehren
UMB<ise MwfwehMH
Undsichredtichzuttehren.
von
C.D.M.A.S.
EinemLi<'bhabern
Kegrttndetcr
Philosophischer wetcher
Schrifftcn, der Warheit
~t"~t
Freund, "S' MchyntuteMy Foind. Zu Leipzig in Hruck gebet)
Anno M DCJ~XI.

GRULING (PHtHP).
D. 0. M. A. Philippi Grulingii Stolbergensis Medici Florilegium Chymicum,
hoc est, LibeUus Insignis de quorundam Medicamentorum Chymicorutn,
utpote; Essentiarum, Mag!sterion)m, Extmctorum, Salium, Tincturarum,
Florum, Crocorum, Oleorum, Spirituum,Ftecutarum, Batsamorum, Aquarum,
Pulverum, &c. verâ Frœpi~atione, recto Usu & certa Dos;, multis exemplis,
observationibusq;illustratus, & tati ordine dispositus, ut in cumndis morbis
cuilibet Medico cumulatè sufficiat.
Cato, Utilium rerum scient'a non est premenda, sed per manus tradenda.
Lipsiie, Impensis Gothofredi GrosI Bibtiopotœ. Anno M.DC.XXXÏ
ta". Pp.M.t7<
ta". v t no.
Pp.M 476[s7, bhn)t~
Gru)ing.o)'tM)ing'mstxM-nint~93<tt The above is thé first edition of tho
/<'r<~yfMM.
Sto))jerg in the Harz. He was coorector M Nord. and it appefu~d agaia in t&u. t66s. 4°. )n thèse
hansco, studied medicine at a tator âge thau mention is n<ade ofper~ittn bftrk.
Hsua), and rendcrcd f)istingt)ished service to Nord. CN~t/mMKm <~fMM//<'f-~M-M~/<iM<-M«t ~M/MT'a
h~uscn in t6:6 during the plague. The year ~Mo, Lips. 1638. entarged with other six
foOowinj; ho scttted at Stotbfrg, nnd became thé 'centuna' Northusœ, t669, Lipsiœ, t668, 4
Count's phyMemn itttd RUrgemMster. He died in Tho others are <nedica), nod do not refer to
t6&7 (!<66), aged 7~. He wns the author ofr chcmistry. Hisconecte<)wor)fs:C~~<0~<tM/M
xevem) works. ~<«~- T~mof ~j/n~/M, Lips. t68o~ 8°.
Van der Linden, De Scriplis ~Mf~ ~M <<?< Haller, ~M.fc/&-f<t <M~M<e< ~M/«-< 1777, ii.
t6.)7.p.~o.s.
McrcMtn. ~.<'«<&/«M~M~<t/«~, 1686, p. 912. Ëfoy. ~«M<M~ ~/<~)M
hii,ique A la Midetine,
de
Witte, /?/<<f<w &<syt!~b~a<, !688. Sig. Yyya ~«'
'77S. 'i. 3~.
verso, Ann. 1666. ~<t'< /<~i~aA!. Pnris, Poncttoucke (t82((.
Mnnget, /~Wfo/<<M ~OM<et ~«&'<-erKM, !;), tv. p. sa8.
173!. 1. ii. p. 533. Sprenget, Ct~«~/< der ~t-ta~t~ tSzy, iv.
Kestner. <M'<<(c<Htt<-<et G<M~ot-Z.<)-<«)M, <7«). p. a88.
p. 364. D. ,J'
Dea-intens, Z?<f//f~M/~ i"J' ~M/<t~M* ahJ /a
1 .t~
1.J
Ouftesnov. W~ot~ de /<t Mt/fjc~M t
Lengtet Mw. tSgs. n. ii. p. 635.
~<f/-m/«< t74Z, ih. p. t8o. Phillippe & ï,ut)wig, C~~«-AA der ~WA'AM-,
Mauhœ. Co«~/M //M/<t/t<r ;tA'<f<<)x <~w<)- te<s. p.
/< t76t, p. 578. Hirsch, ~M~r~Aw~ ~.f/A'MLexikon <&
der ~f~~f.
hervormi.
t'ormt.wf Je f~aM/oMtt-f~f /<t t.Xw«- ~~</M ~< t88~ ii. p. 668.
t77o."i.p.~3. /?M/M/<MaW ~'<Ky<<Mt'~ des &<<Mt<XJ ~~f-
Hnller, A'~t'/A~'e ~/<t«~, t77t, i. p. 562. M/ 4&me Série, tM6. xi. p. ~9.

GRUMMET (CHRtSTOPH).
TractMem vom Blut der Natur.

BRUMMET (CHRtSTOPH).
See also GUMMERT
(TttEOPHORUS). L
Christoph Grummet was KuncM's assistant in his tract, Pour Nilro <M&f j?/M/ der A~r.
Dresden, and in the belief that Knnche) h:td dis. Dresden, 1677, té/S. S*; with a
covcftx) transmuuttion was fmnoycd that ho hadj vindication, Leipzig,Wiftenber~,
x679, 8°; and he wrote Sol
not perceived the process, and then:upon proceededd M~M f~t&, Rothenburg, t68~, tB' against
to stander Kunckel in a way which caused himn Orschall.
much trouble. KtUtcitet gave afterwards Mt )) BrutOtnet andWcige) that gives thé authors name as
says thé form Grummet is due
account of thc nûair. Grummct attacked him inn to a
misprint.
 C/M~Ë'?-CMM/0 3s'

GRUMMET (CHRtSTOptt).~M~f~.
Kunche),jMw)t/~«a<C~tt~M, t7t6, p. Weijget, ~M/<t~og' <~a/<p'w< .y&M<MaM/,
606;tTM.p.<e6. ). p.
~Mt~<e)n</««~~<4&~)M/<t,ty~ p. 990. i?89,
Gntetin, 3M.
Mw~fA~~C~M/f, t~, it. p.zS.
~t<'<~ ~M~aMM
/~<~<Vt/j Fw<~«'<e~&!f/«//Ma',B'uetM,/?<~<~<)«M <~ <a«j!fA« ~a/
'73*.P-63. t8o6~)S. p. t86.
&y<~ MfOM~ffM' ~f A&tfMt
C~~ tyS~, Schmieder, <i!Me<M~~ <<?'~M<f, tS~, pp.
PP.3S4.M3. 4S'?145+~w
ttfpp,
f~opp, ZV<' o.
U. ~t<fBO!He,
~&~s& !eeo, p. gyz.
!M6, 3~.
GRUND SÂTZE.
See HUNMRTund dreissig Grund-Satxe.
GRUNDTLICHER Bericht, was die warhafftige Kunst Alchemia jnnhattë vnd
vermag, tn Via univcrsali et particulati.
See DARtOT (Ct.AUDK), Die Gulden Arch, Schatz- und Kunstkammer, t6t~, Part i;.
P. '63.
See KROFfNETEGeheimnisse des Steins der Weisen, <7o8-t7t8,p. 479.

GUALDUS (FRtDERtcus).
{~Schretben des Gualdi an ï). C. von R. und an Herrn N. N.]
See CHVMtPHtLUS (j. ;.), Der wahren chymischen Weisheit 0<!enbahrung, t~M,
pp. t0<t-!43.
PP.tO<t-!43.
Gualdi, Guatdo, Gualdns, Fridericus or Ludo- man of Middleage, though he asserted that he was
vicus, is constdetedau tM)ian by some, by others Mttchotder, and the portrait apparentlvepresentcd
a German with the Mme Friedrich or Ludwig him M hc then was, though it must have been
Walter. painted more than a centuryprevioosty.
Hc wns tesidtnt at Venice in t68o or 'ntenMTativeittotdwithmriotMembettishmcnt!
and though he madeno show he wasable thercby, to )MS)st but there seems to h&~t bcen some fondation for
a nob)e fam!)yto put mines,which they were unable it, as the existenceofa t)er«)nwiththèse pretensions
to cafty on, MUoa pMtpetouscondition. A matuat was curfentty reported at the time.
iM)inM!on:pn<ngupt)etwc<:n himand thedaughter. Thé prose of thc romanee is furnished by thé
but the obstttcte to their union lay in his not work quoted by Gmdin Der enthrvte Gmtidus
belonging to the samectass of society. This was sivefDd. Gualdus ex se ipMmendaciiet imposturne
got over, however,by his giving or Icnding to thc convictus. des !st. MHfMichcjr Beweifs, dafs
RepuNtc n tMgesum of money which seems to dnsjenfgc,was von einem 400 Jahrigen Venetian.
have confared on Mm the requisite tank, but ischenEdetntanne und seiner Medion vorgegeben
nothing moreis KCMdedeither about thé tnMriage wird, mehrfar eine Fabe) ohwahrht~o Geschichte
or thc money. Gualduswas known to posscss a tu halten." This seons to tMtvc accompanied
smaH but very 6ne collection of pictures. Thé GtncUn's oopy of the CM)MBMtM<<aM (see thé
noMem&n,Meordhtgto another t~ctOttnt.a painter following),but t have not met with it.
and critic, eMMuMaR thé coltection camt! upon a CtMM'MMHt'tt/M~ einer Mf/~fM~ C~fm~AM
portrait obvioustyintended for Gtmtdus, which he ~m!&-< Af< <M~< Mf <<T<Mm</< MMf.
M once recogniMdas the work of Titiitn. who died /MW'f<'<~ .&!M«MMM /M<<f~WM Gt«t/</M,~/a Z<A-H
in tS76. Gualdusdid not deny the fnct. but gMe aa~~oo~ /~f ZM~~«'~ Mojf/~t&<~« fce~w~,
no explanation. and feft Vcniee thc foitowing a)t<~~&<t'~ ~«fA ~4~M t688. <t< t'etK~~ tu
morning, so that thé mystery rettmixed unso)ve<). ~At ~te<~<'«. Augsburg, tyoo. t! Pp. [60,
Nothing more washeardof him. but he is aUuded !<tctudmga portrait of G()a)dus]M [s bhoM.
to in the CoM/tUtder M~t, t/S!), as being still This is said to be tmnstated &om prectous KngMsh
aUve,and nearty 600years old. When he was in and ttaiiiM Mi-s. Thé second part contains the
Venice, a couple of centuries carticr, ho see<neda letters to and from Gtmtdu;,above mentloned.
~i'n-<t ~t/~M<-A <!t&~?«!<A< /%g/M~< one, and he speatts of two persons of the same
.StA<Me.~t<M<, tyoa,p. tta (refers tothe pteceding name.)
book, and discmsMthe probabitity o~ Gtmtdu? ~~M~ Mf Cf~MA' <&rA~<ntO~MM, tyS~,
story). p. 502.
/)«! Bde
BA~~tw ebarnelun~/er
/«<t~ .~A~Mm. tTgo. p. a6e.
Alckyania,:y ada. Cc~H-~ der Ct«M<f,i~ ii. p. 33~.
Gmetin.
Lengtct DNfrBsxoy.w'c~K <A'la ~<m~~ Schmieder <!<MAt<'A<«~M~M~.t83a, p. 464.
/~MX/~< ii).
tM9. p. t8o. Figuier, /A'A«MM les Alchimistes, !Ss6.
Cohattsea,
Cohausea,
~ervnippar
MMt<«~M Redivivns, F.rtgllshtrans.
~~wftM, Engtish trnns· p. !7.
lation. London, tM~ p. e~. ?~ ~*«t«:M«rM<t:,
Jennings. t870,p. ~3(adapted
Fictntd)..PM'M«-.&<M, t/~g, Th. i. p. 86. from Cohauseo).
(Fictuld's account do<snot taUy with thé current Kopp, Die ~4/fA~/Mf,t886, p. tôt.
i.

GUBBIO.
See QUATTRAMtDA GUBBKO.
352 CM..O~E--C~W7W~?

GÛLDENE (Das)Ftu<&
&<* MÔGUN (JOHANN LUDWtû).

GÜLDENE (Die) HoRhung, wie dieselbe von denen sich selbst-angebenden

Alchymisten, oder Hern-Gotdmachern,. in dem Hertzen derer Gold-
Begierigen gezeuget; Durch vergebliche Unkosten in dem Laboratotio
ernahret In süssen Tntumen ausgebohren Am Ende aber, und auff der
Capelle a!s eine Nichts-wurdige Asche u. Thorheit erkannt wird. AUen
denen, so wûrcMich mit der Atchymistereyschwanger gehen, oder gar in
der Geburts-Arbeitschwitzen, zur Uberlegung vorgestellet von Einem Lieb-
haber der wahren Wei&hett. Anno t~zt.
Withoutplace
andprinter'sname.
4*. Pp.3it<b)an)t].
GÜLDENE (Die) Rose.
~V.(J.R.).

GÜLDENE (Das) Vtiets.

SIEBMACHER (JOHANN AMBROStUS).

GULDENER (Ein) Tractât vom Philosophischen Steine. Von einem noch

Lebenden, doch vngenanten PMbsopho den Filiis Doctrine zur Lehre, den
Fmtribus aurese Crucis aber zur Nachrichtung beschrieben. Anno
M.DC.XXV.
4'. Pp.n.66. Vignette.
Thisis takenoutofthe Gennantransla. version T~/e~ aw~~ ~/«~
«onof th<:Mtw<m~'<-m~«f«M. Forthé Latin MeMUSRUM HSttMETfCUM.
1749,p.
GÛLDENFALK (StEOMUND HEtNNCH).
Sammlung von mehr als hundert wahrhaften Transmutations-geschichten,oder
ganz ausserordentlich merkwürdigeBeyspiele von Verwandlungdet Metallen
in Gold oder Silber nebst der Art und Weise wie damit vertahren worden.
Gesammeltund herausgegeben von Stegmund Heinrich Güldenfalk. Fürstl.
Hessen-DannstadtischenOber-Landkommissair. Fra.nkfurtund Leipzig,
bey Joh. Georg. Fleischer. 1784.
8°. Pp.~xvi.443[tb)<u)kJ.
J.
AvolumeofthevonSchOnfetdsche
LesebiMiotheit.
Vxemscne~eseotOMOtnett.
GStdenMk Mt the Hesse'Darmst&dtserviceand metriKit tmadation ofthe P~ms, FhmMuM,tySs,
retired in 1780to Fmnkfurt a. M. and then to 8", and Die ~<M«t/< und ~~«~A~ Perle, coder
Hombotg nn der HShe. Ho died !n Sept. t~, ~«~MM~ und <t<t«f;MA<yM<«< M~M,
but his nge is not recorded. He published a Fnmkf. 1785.8*.
~tv~/Kf/mjM~~xa~ ~<u~tj~M<M/t?8s, Schmieder, Cw~~ ~A-~w&, t8~, pp.
p. 4M (an unfavoumblenotice, taking the compiler
M tMk forhis uneriticalmethod). 549, 595.. BibtiotkdpucOuvaro~;ScltncaSecrltrr,
~Ladmgue.FW«'OM<a~:&<&
Meuset, /.<<<&!?der MM lahr 17~ bis t8co 1870.Nos. s69, tti8.<
fo-t/o~a~/fM~AM &A~Xf/ 1604.iv. p. 4sy. Kopp, Die ~<M, t886. i. p, &).

GÛNTHER (StMOM).
Hortulus SanitatisAmoenissimus. Hoc est de Tuenda et ConservandaBona
Valetudineomnibus Literatis et Peregrinantibus Libellusaccommodatissimus
& maximènecessarius, in lucem editus cum Indice locupletissimoa Simone
 6'MV77MM-C</M.M?' 353

GÜNTHER (StMÇN). C~w~.

Gunthem Gransoviensi Marchico. In NobiH Spita, Typis Augustin!
Scheideri, Impensis Authotis, & HelieeKembachij. Anno M.DC.VIII.
M'. Pp.~s [t Mantt)Mex[tt. i Mank).
~t<<M<M~«fe~,x6M.p.Q/t.
Mercklin. Hatter,~Af~'a ~'<<to' ~t<~<?,tyyy,ti.
2?tW<~<M
HMter, t??!, i. p. ~s.
&~«)t6'a, p.~03.

GUERRE des Chevaliers.

(L') Guerre des Chevatiers.
See ANCIENNE

GÛTMANN (AECtDtus).
See GÛTMANN
(AM!0!US).

GUIBERT(Ntcot.AS).
Alchymia Ratione et Experientia ita demum virititer impugnata & cxpugnata,
vnâ cum suis &)!actjs & deliramentis, quibus hommes imbuMnârat: vt
nunquam imposterumse erigerevaleat. AuctoreNicolao Guibefto,Lothatingo,
Doctore Medico. Item de Balsamo, eiusque iachrymasquod Opobalsamum
dicitur, Natura, Viribus & Facultatibus admirandis.
Sapientum finis, Saptentttecommunicatio.
Argentorati. Impensis Lazan Zetzneri B!Miopo!œ. M.DC.IIL
8'. Pp. [t6]t&t. Zet!!ner't
emblem withthemotto Scient!~
ttnmuttMb.
Thétract deBtttMmo !ssepMMety pagedandbasa sepamtet!tteandsignatures
so thatit mightgobyitseM–except thatit b mentioned
intheothert!t)e
De Batsamo.eiusqueLaehrymae, quodOpotahmmu))) dicitur,natura.vidbm&
facultatibus
admitandi~.PerNicolaum GaibenttmDoctoremmedicum LothwWogum.
Argentorail,ImpensisLtUHtriZeMned,M.DCIII.
Pp44~8
Pp.Mï8[tb!M)t].
Guibertus was bom about !S4rM St. Nicolasde ofthe Cburch. He Mtumed to his native country
Port in Lorraine, studied medHae and eradaated and !ived at Vancoateam. H<tviog comptetety
aboutttyo. HetraveMed<br)nanyye<(rs in France. chMgtd hisvicwsand coasidenn~ that tmnsmuta-
Spain, haty and Germany. and practised in CMtd- tion was impossibleand that thé pursuit of it led to
daranteand Rome. He ai 6rs<betieved in tfan$- poverty end M-ant, he wrote his books against
mutationand workedin thé labomtoryofCardtnttt Atehemy, and ct<t)c!sed his <bnner friepds who
Granvelle,viceMy of thé two Sicilies,and for thé bdie'<Mta it. He <Medat VancMteaTSabout t6so.
Cardinalof AM~bu~ tfMStated German works by In addition M thé above he wote ~tK~te <A'
fMacet~us into Latin. !n Naples he was assoo. XMt~<X~t <&M~~Mt <W~'MM?0)!~ M~t-
nted with Baptista Porta and PMtnenti. tn t57$. Bt«'!<t<r,Ftaneot ~597. M* and ~<A/
under Pope Gregory X!!t., he was appointed ~/MM)t&<M</<t~/<M'M«t <fa)MM«M<~<e/n!f<
iMpector-~eneM)of dru~gisM'shops in thé states <t~<M/,TuUi. toï~ 8*~
SchencMM.~«/&'<-< ~MÏM,p. 4t6. Noy. ~Mtf~ ~MM~M <&la MM'~M.
Van der Linden, DI Seriptis ~MM~. <~«'. t~S, u. p. 398.
1637.P.370. &)'«~-G~o'At< <&*~<~ C'A<m&, ~8s.
C~M&a, t6M.P. ïo8.
Roret.N~/t<~<Mt
MereMin,~<«&x~ M~eM~M,t6s6, p. 834. Adetang,~f~t! x« /~A~t.
Roth-Sehottz, ~~ft<M CAatMM,H~ p. t??. GMf~M~~œ, t7S7, ii. cot. ]t6j'g.
Manget, &W&<A<M&W~M'wot iloran Ati'«&~w)«, F~~ ~H& PaH:. !~ncttûacke (t8ao.
tTgt. t. ii. p. St& as), h. p. s~).
/<M<~ /<t~M:t /'<~x<KMW<M 2MMM~ ~M'/a/M~, Sehmiedw, C~M~ <<o-/t/MMt«!, t8M. p. 3S?.
1 P.~3· Hoefiir. <&/<! 0;~))~, !S43. H-P.
Morhof. /M~< t73~ (i. 5. a. t~), p. 938 M.
tS69. p. tM.
(De MunMnis poculis dtssertatio, Fmncof. !S79' M<~n~t'< MMMfM/&,t8<7, XYiii.p. 8~.
(~8'). ~«M<f//<~<~t!~ G/<~&. 1850~Mdi. eo).
K~MtMT, A<<~)~ Ct&A~M,-1 t740.
P~geadMf~ B~n~M~a'Mrù~t ~</
Lengtet Dnfresnov. Histoire de la ~&M~~ <aiM~<f«A,~863,t. tût. 07S.
~M~~M, t74s, ii). p. ï8t. Hirseb,~ww~'n'~t ~Mo)t der ~nw~iM.
Jocher, ~~««t~ ~M~'Jt-w. <?j,o,ii. <&a t88j;, ii. p. 693.
co).M& J~<M!«xa~ <a~<W~M <<M.MMMM<t/~<-
HaBer, ~&<t<at F<<!<M, t~t, i. p. 390. <
<'<!&4tme S<t!e,T98&,xi. P. 4;
?
Z
354 C6V~CMW~/?y

GUIDIUS (JOANNES).
De MineraHbus Tractatus in Génère loannis Guida Semon:
Patritij Vottt.
terrani I. C. aetate sua ceteberrim!, Libri Quatuor;

Inquomm fDeMetaUanjs. De Moneta.

1 ac:tur 1 Artificibus Metallorum. De Thesauris.
~DeAkhimistis. In III. De rebus aureis, & MgentetS.
De Omamentis.
DeMetaHis.
De Vestibus Auratis.
De Auro, & Argento.
In 11. DeGemmis.
ïnIIH f~PuMic&VttHtate.
De Fen-o,& Arm!s. De Priuata Vtilitate.
.DeSalinis.
Opus diù desido-atum, àà prœchnss prœchnssimis I. C. summis laudibus insignitum,
nunc tandem temporis prima vice prœ!o diligenter submissum, & in !ucem
editum. Cum duobus Indicibus, vnus Titulorum, alter Rerum notabilium.
Superiorum Permissu, et Privilegio. Venetiis, M DC XXV. Apud
Thomam Ballionum.
4". Pp.[4o]ao8((b<-t98)[3btMk]<h)aNec~umns. TMettttaadNach.
at~ npparentlya n earlier book t" M ~ai~. 1618.y. anda taterone
ntFntnkfurt,16117. q°.
thex697editiononl.f). J?~
Mercklin, Gekhrten·f sarfro,1787.
col. r6~.
~p.s96. G~.C~<& p. 5~.
MaMet. A~o &~< ~i. Hoefer. <<!< CM~.t~ii'p'330-
'73'. t.' n. P' S}7' t86<),
ii.p.<M.
ü,
/M miA~/M/~f<? ~/aWw.
. 63quotesthreeéditions).
t73~,p~<o)oi& ·

GUIDO DE MONTANOR.
~F MONTANOR (GUIDO DE)

GUIRAUD (F.).
~M SENDtvoofus (MtCHARL), Tmictédu Soulphre, t629.
GutnmdwasthetrMstatw.
`
GULDEN (Die) Arch, Schatz und Kunstkammer.
DAR!OT (CLAUDE).

GUMMERT (THEOPHORUS).
Theophori Gummertens Treuhertzige NotiScation-SchnBt von Ursprung und
Ende, das ist: Von der Generation undVitrification derer Metallen, Mineralien
und allerhand Steine, mit angehengter Beruhrung der Universat-Matena
Lapid. Philosoph. aus einem einigen,geringen, iedennan bekanten, und doch
unerkanten Dinge, sambt andern raren Cunositaten, &c. Wie solche von
dem Authore durch Gottes Gnade und unermüdeten Fleifs seithero unter-
suchet, und bey viel hundert Proben im Feuer und sonsten warhaaUg
befunden worden, &c. An aUe redHchgesinnete Liebhaber der Edlen
Chymiae, bey dieser letzten fast ge<ahïHchenZeit, wohlmeinend abgelassen,
 <?<MT/?r-G<y?'~4AW 355

GUMMERT (THzopHORUs). C~a~

Im Jahr Christi, 1674. Dresden, In VerlegungAndreae LofRers. Gedruckt
durch Melchior Bergens, Chut8. SSchs. Hot-Buchdr. seet. nachgehssene
Wfttwe und Erben.
4". Btgt.
<t. A4.R%orpp.[Mj.
S!~ ~),
tt seems to hnvebeen Mistuedin t6M. they Me MentM, seoing that Chtistophorus Md
Lem~oMcaMsthe Mthor Theodor. UmeMnc«)h Theophorus bave pfMttc<my the same mean!o{;,
him Christoph Grummet (~.<'J, or Oummert, or and couM be tised as syncnynM,but so far as
nrummet (?.), and quotes theptMCM disserta. can be judged from thefr fespective writings and
tion, but !<cupo)d distingulahesC. Grummet &om from whatis anid about Grummet by Kunckel,
Theodor Gummert though their works appeared they appear tobe diCefeM.
withinave
n yc~Mof Mch other.
n- It is possible that
Fuchs. /?<n'!«tt
/a~A/M&W~<wjM~/A<N', d!M'~<M<<f<M~<M~~
t~M, p. 63. t8c6-o8. p. r86.
i8aô·o8, tM.
GmeMn~wAM~< Ct< it.
~798. p. a!.

GUT (Ein} Fundament, oder Tractat vom Philosophischen Stein.

A~ NEAMDRR(THEOPHtLua), Heptas A!chymica, t6zt, p. ~7.

GUTMANN (AKG!DïUS).
0<!enbahrung ( GottHcher ) Majestat.
The above tMe is printed in large lettersin the middle of the page, and isenelosed
by four cmamentat Unes. Abovethé tille iothe Mtowing ·
Augustin. de utititate cn~endi. ( Nemim duMum est, omnes homines aut stutt<M
aut sapt-jentes. Nunc autem sapientes voco, non cordatos & injge.fntosos homines,
sed eos quibus est, quanta in esse homini potest ipsius hominis Dei<(:nnniN.imt per.
cepta coznt-)Ho atd; bute cognitioni rintai& mom ) congfuunt.ji
To Me tfniMerNdeof thé titte. priMed perpendtcataMyatoxg Y g thé
tbo page
Mat.fMn.inPEt.) (
An!<)M6 tonna intia)aet <tM*) (
na soHs diviniscognita. 1
BetowthetMe:
Parac. in Phitos. Sagac. lib. (. cap. a.)1
Der Philosophus soll das am erMen betrachten, von wan.(nen derMenseh komme und
den andem den Eckstein legen. Dem-jnach der Theotogns, damit or wisse, was der
Leib und das tBdt)the ) in ihm und das ewigesey, damit er denselben nicht MtmTeut&t
wet-{damma. Und der JanM, damit er wisse wie der MeoMhnicht eine Sax My
sondem eine edle Cireatur,damach ihn wisse ais einen MenKhen, nicht ab ein Kaib
M uhfthei!en. Und der Medieus soU die$en An<ang auch wissen,da& ef ihn nicht
wieein Vieh In dte) Fteiseh.Baack gebe, sondern bedencke GSttMche!Badnift) ftcbt.
w!ederA)'tHteyta!tM<ah)'en. )1
Oo the dexter side of the title also pr!nted petpendicatartyalong the page
Benth. sup. CMt. Ser. 41.)J
DMna soet, & aM e)tperti$)1
prorsus inoognita qu<Bj
eHanMtr.)i
This t!Ue4<afis followedby thé Rtenchos CaptMm,' and then by the other Hy-titte
<MtoHows
ONenbahmag GOttticher Majettttt, Darinn af){e!e!get wird W!e Gott der Hèrr
an<angt!ehBiehallen seinen Geschopfen mit Worten und Wetcktn geofR'nbahMt.und
ttie er atie seine Wercke. der~ben Art. Eimnscbaft, Kmft und WOfdmng in tturMe
SchHM artUch ter&saet. und solches alles dem etsten MeMchen,den er Mtbst nach
seiner Bildnots ge':chanen, Obeneichet Weiches dann M& débet gelanget ist Hie-
bewir fast vor &. Jahren anf ~et<!t)ti~esSuchen ediret, und anieto. weiNso rar und
theuer, dafs auchein Exemplar vor 30. 40. Thatr. verkaufft, und fast nicht M erhaiten
gewesen, nunmehr gleichfais auff so vMtaMges Begehren, sonderlichfer Gnaden.
hungerige, WeMteit-Mchende.KuMt.begierige. Gott-tiehende und himMMsch.EesinMe
Kinder Gottes wieder au<ge)eget. und Mrar abo. dafs es nicht nur nach nehager
Revision von sehr vielen und grossen HMpt.Druck-Fehtem gebeMett sondem auch
mit angeMgten unterschiedenenAnmefetcuagenvermchret.
Without date, ptacetmd pnnter's name.
< Titte pp. M. Etencbus Cap!ta<nM second tMe and preliminarymatterho],
TeM, $30, Index [~J; Teitt s~, !nde!t[aSj.
3S6 C<7?W~AW-G~y~

GUTMANN (AeotDtus). <~M/w~.

Gutmann (by some cnlledGuetmann, and Guth- ReimmMMwho e<vesthe precedlog aceeunt ot
mann) lived inthe middtcof thé sixteenthcentury. the author, ponts Out the close resemblanceof his
hut very )!tt)e is known «bout hin!. Up to his Measund language to those of Paraeebus, but he
twenttethyear he studicd arts and and
thcn went to the University, butphilosophy, doesnot quote at ail accumtely Guttnannt version
pereeiving t)M of Geamis. t. t.s, wbich forms the text of the
eMptmess of the current tapies, he travetted and twemy.fbMbooks of commenMryconstituting thé
saw that even the common people were better work. Reimmann concludesby repeating Morhof'z
tttstructed. Yethe returned to the University till that Gunnann propounds a gréât nmaber
n bookentitted ~m! re))Mtf)t,
citme into his which
he read and pondered with diligence,hands,and from it
of problems,but doet not give a solution of them.
CorMdicalls him a punit of PMacebas.
teantM thé toftiness of the Divine and StoUe;scriticism b that the commeoMfyftMtead
then for the third time he visited Mitjesty,
the
Universities where he heard discou~M diffefent
not on
omhmx~ting the words of Moses ontyobscaMs
them. He ts very bitter about this and simitar
theoMphtebaton beathenishand devi)M)writinm. writings, and says that he calculated on teMn!M
His own book, presumably the resutt of aU his
something from tt. but was shamefully (teeeived.
study atM experlence, was written in t<7t. Thé Hotfer'<remark is thatGutmaoo speaks ofcreation
author was living in Swabia about tsSo, and ~'M M Hhehad been an eye-witnessout.
we)))Mownin Augsburg in ts~. The dedication He issaid to have been a RosicrudM. if not the
of the book to Du![e Frederick V.. Count PatattM actoat founder of the onter. and that in any case
on the Khme. is dated "FftmcMurt am Mayu. anticipations of their doctrines <Met~ betbund~
tpsts KoMtnfs Vematibus Anno t6to." and this. his book. Gmetin says that he hardly deservesa
the first edition, is said to have been puMishedat
Amsterdam after his death. This édition had place h thc histoty ofchemistry.
Everyone omphasisesthe ofboth éditions.
becomeM rare that some sixty years tater (as the That of t6t9 was so rare nu-ity
tbat as mueh as too
prient title statcs) it was reprinted, the editor ducats had bcen given forit Stolle says there is a
hetn~ Heinrich Ammersbach. pastor at Halber. copy of it in the Library of lena University, Of
stitdt. Il bas neither place nor date, but it is said the secondédition, whichis sud to be a UneforUne
to haveappcared at Frankfurt a. M., or. accordine and page for page reprint. 1 have seen another
to Schelhorn, at Halberstadt, in 167~. There is
no evtdeoceof th!s in the present copy so far as 1 copy and there Moae thé British Musemo.
~~°~ ~'i"?'= ~~t~~ u. &
canpcrceive. ~r~ t0t<~
The ascription of thé workto Gutmann is due to ~t<Bt<Mm&~ C~taA~wJ-
whaUssaMUnthe~e. Patron, Hamburg, t6??. 8*,which 1 havenotseen.
n apparentty ?crittekm of or repty to Gutmann's
b(XMt.
Sperber, Echo der von 0~ Apc~~<A/<.A'<t Bmeker. ~t'~M'a t~/&-<t ~~j<
~e~)M/< des ;M/tf~« O~ott R. ~3. !V.
C.. Dantzig, i. P.. 686.
t&t6, Praif. ad Lect., p. M. (Contains a reviewof Vop, Cft/e/<~< ~t'«t<
Gutnmnn.) fa~en<M, t?~?,
p. 4M.
Colberg, Das ~<t/<wwA-/y<'<-et<<-A<'t CAw/M. tiichtr.
~<a<t«M
Aitg,i.,
/~M, tt~o-~t. col K~. G~e<
G,IAW#n-Lexicon, tyso. il.
ii.
Bonichlus C~~MS~/M-mM CA<Mt«~<m, Hatter, ~<~<~<-a ~x~om~a. tw~ i. p. M9.
i~97. P' 34. No. hi. H. Corrodi.
~n ~a#«~ o<&r T~M/~M /<f~ C~~<-A/<~Ct&aS.
der &M/. '783. i)'. p. 389.
,70~. p. oo. (A jattdatoty ~<M~ ««- <M-~< der AM<MCA~tK, M8&
notice.)
M pp. 496. 6ot ("a stran~e and Ilttle known work
Reimmann.&M~ ~t~on'<tM /)' by an aichemist and ghost.seor").
ariam derer ?h<~AM, tyoo, iii. pp. d 13.18fM Semler, M~<~ttA. sur Historie
Roth~hottt. C~«M. ~'pp. < ~«t~MMf, ~86, i.&«<<y~ pp. 44, ~6. 06,
t68.!76. (Roth.Schottï gives a brief notice of thé t0t.
author, and a summaryof thé contents, and eatts it GmeUn,G~N-~e4/<der C~
an excellent book.) ï~, i. pp. 986.
Schethom, <<)Hoo!t7< ~<7<n!f«?, tym. iii. p. 557. Mm-r, M; dm <M~M
166; t7)t6,v. P. 292. Mr~~oy der ~mw.
~'mo-Mt<< <<fJF~M<!«fwon& t8o3, 49.
Zedler,Mt<tM-M/~oa, t~t, xi. col. ~73. FttdM, ~~«n~M <AM<M~a/<p.
Morhof. ,73), (,i. jt. 3. 8). p. t6s; t8o&o8. p. 83.
(ii. "y), p. 3M: ()M. t. 6). p. 5M. Sprengel, ~~&A/<
Theophthis Sineeras, A~6t~<-A/<Mvon /<t«/«- r tt). p. ~~a~~M~ t&p.
<&< and ntMa FiM~ra, t~. tv. Hoefar. ~tt/e~t de /<, C~M«!, ~3. Il p.
r tgo
.r-.
Sto)te, ~~&< aur ~M/on<' der C~<A t86a. h. p. ts<
~73c.p. S70. KlM<.BW«!i-~jM< der J~f~aMM~. t844. p.
M!<A)%!t ~ViM~t~t~, v. j. tyg8. 3ter Beitr. t9o.No.a56y.
Orae~e, 7'r/mt. ob Z.t~~ ,96% iU.
Amoid, Aïr~. «~ A<<e~f<f. t7~t. p. 187.
ii.p.3:t. Haeser. C~ dgr ~~&)'a,
Lenglet
Lengtet
Dafresnoy. HijWre
~<~M~ de <&la P,4ilo»phie x8$x, ii.
Uddkin, t88t, il. p.
Dufresnoy, Mt/o~« r 2n6.
~<fm~~«e, ty~, iif. p. ayo. Kopp~ ~M~M-M~. !88&,i. p. Ms: ii. p. 8.

GUTWASSER (BMED!cr).
Aus dem aufrichtigen G!aubensbekenntn;fs,1728.
See HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., !779,ii. p. ~t.
 (C. <?.). (~.). 357

H.(C.G.).
Eines wahren Adepti besondere Geheunaisse von der Alchymie zutn Gebmuch
und Nutzen denen Liebhabern herausgegeben und mit Figuren er!autert
von C. G. H. Drefsden, bey Johann Nicolaus Gerlach t~g~.
8*. Pp.[t9]9/& Index [so]. t~SyntboHcatengmvingsofChetnicat Opérations.
This anonymous treatise is divided into ton 9. MafMtitMFicinus, Vom Stein der Weisen, p.
books with distinctivettttes ~83.
t. Mercurius redMvtx, p. t. ro. Nuy<ement, Tractat von dem wahren
a. Catholicon Phystcotum, p. as. geheimen Satz der PhitoMpben. und a))gemeine<t
3. Venus V!tr!o!at& née non Mars Vie. WeU~~te, p. agj.
toriosu!, p. 43.. tt is thetetOfe neither more nor less than a
4. Elixir Mu Medicime Vitai, p. 63. translation of SamuelNotton's tracts, f,.v.
S. Satumus SatttMtus. p. 8~. Compare VigitantitM de Monte Cubiti, /?~
6. MettunorphosMLaptdum ignobitiUM,in Gem. ~c~ ~~Mf~Mf~ ~,<w~ NOmberg, t6~,
mas quasdam pMttotas, p. tt?. whieh txctudes the tracts contained in this volume.
?. ÂtehymiasCotnplementumet Perfectio,p. t.M. Orthe présent workthere is a copy ittthe Outaroff
8. Auslegung der dunklenWSrter, &c., p. t63. cotteet!on.
ï~dragtte, ~/t<~M?M 0«M~ .Sc/Mt~ ~<M, tByo, Ko. t~.

H. (E.).
Ein ausfuhrHcher Tractat, von philosophischen Werck des Steins der Weisen,
durch eine Jung<er E. H. genannt, Anno ~74. geschrieben. Samt einer
gründlichen Untersuchung und Entdeckung, der Art und EigenschaNt des
Gotdes Worinnen nicht aMoin die wahre Materie desselben wohl vemetnMch
entdecket, sondern auch die Handlung seiner Bearbeitung treutich angewiesen
wird, imgleichen die Tabula Smaragdina Hermetis in vielen, auch sonst
noch einige tunckle Sprüche der Philosophen, sonderbaht gedeutet und
erMâhret werden. Dabey &ngef[iget: Ein Catalogus Librorum KabatisUcorum.
Hamburg, zufinden bey Gottfried Liebezeit, t~oa.
8'. Pp. Mwntaiatng the titte, on the reverse of whiehts the intetptetation of thé
"AmadHMin&PMutum.and pfet~ce pp. 3. thé first tmct pp. 45-98,the second
tfact and pp. ot)-i(a, the catato~uo of cabatistic books. The second tract bas a
titie-pagewhtch repeats the second part of the above titte.
We are not infomMd who thé lady WMwho in t&~8.and was then translated into Engtish. The
tS?4 composed the pfMeat )itt)e<mct. Thé second Ctttatogt~ Wts reptinted by Semter, and thé
i! aiso anonymous. The list of cabalistic aad present work !s quoted by htm. The <mthorMS,
)nag!c books contains the tittes of 69 Mss.which however, was unknown to him he thinks it is .t
were on sale at Leipzig in t6t~ for t6ooo impérial. tnmdation from the French md the other tract
Amongst other ttemstt cont~M: No. s&.Magia from the Latin, which wi)) bethefound in the
KinmMdi: (Me), a <amousbook of magic which 7T4<<t/~<M CA«<&w~,attboagh two versions
was aftenvatds edited by Rivinus and printed in diOfetwtdety from one another.
Sentier. Mt~t<'<t<f.M~&t~&<t ~M<w<'< Ladrague. ~«~«~ 0<MM~~ &'«'<MM
t&f /?eK«~«<~ t?66. i. p. n<t; '7~7. p. Ss. ~~7et, )87<~No. t~ga.
358 (/. C.)-~4C~~

H.(I.C.).
Des Hermès Trismegists wahrer alter î<faturweg. Oder: Geheimnifswie die
grofse Universaltinctur ohne Gtâser, auf Menschen und Metallezu bereiten.
Herausgegeben von einem achten Freymaurer 1. C. H. Mit vier Kupfern.
Leipzig,bey Adam Friedrich Bôhme. !~8a.
9'. Pp. Vit).[!. t b)!M)(].
too.
~CM~c~1785. Ladrague. FfM~~f OMM~; ~'<XMj
P' &< tSyo. Nos. 645.6~.

Von der Natur und ~unst. Ein Danksagungsschreiben an den erleuchteten

Ver&sserdes hermetischenA. B. C. von einem Qthristlichgesinnten
~er-
metischen Lebtjuager. Nebst einem Auszuge aus ettichen sehr rar
gewordenen deuttich und aufrichtig abgefafsten Werken des berühmten
neu~estënwahren Adepten, Hermann Ffctu!ds. Atsetn
Etg&nzungsstuck
zum Hermetischen A. B. C. von Adamah Booz.
Leipzig, 1781. verlegts
Adam Friedrich Bôhme.
8* Pp.Mao8.
M~?" fromthe '«"f: worksof 3. Das Gesphtehewi~hen Mascos,
?~. einem Agosuad
~). p~)
~~3~ Hwmeth. p.
a. Du allgemeine i!?' Hwmetia:he!)Tnnmp)Mb<~n: Cab·
Cab-
muMiehe OtaM.p. toa. bah myettcaMt)M!e,t~t, p. i~
Occultaoccu)tis!ime,
17~,p. t6s.
AdaNMhBoMbthepseudonym of AdamMdchierBirkholz(~.f.).
L&dtague,
&'M«~~t«- 0«M! ~M~~ ~<w~<.<. t~o. No. t~tt.
H. (J. F.). S.
.SM HAUTNORTHON (JOSAPHAT FRtKDRtCH), Sueeus.
HARPRECHT (JOHANN).

H. (L. C.), P. T.
&< HE!,LW!Q (CHRtStOPH).

HAAS (JOHAMN CONRAD).

CREtUNG(JOHANN Dissertatiode AureoVellere,SectioIV., t?~
CONRAD),
HAGEN (KARLGMTMUED).
Grundritsder Experimentalchemiezum Gebrauch bey dem Vortrage derselben,
von Karl Gottfried Hagen, der Arzeneigetahrtheit Doctor und
Professer,
KonigL Preufsischem Hofapotheker, dem Rôm. Kaiser!. Akademie der
Naturforscher und der Berlinischen naturforschenden Gesellschaft
Mitglied.
Mit 4 Tabellen. Kônigsberg und Leipzig, bey Gottlieb Lebrecht Hartung,
1786.
t786.
P. Pp.xvi.389[t4, i htan~]. Vigoette.
Vom Braunstein, und dessen erdigt alkalischen Theile.
-~r ..M~w-tm~~ «uMtti~t~a ~«cu<ta<jn*
ALMEMEtN nützliches
chemisch-physikalisches i.
Ilancherlei, t78t, p. 2)7.
The abovework went through sevem éditions. i/M, ty~a, i&t. and
TI1P AÎYIVP tV/1·I! UIaH! Ilvmwnl. ~t _n~

The first, tyM; the second, 1791; thu fourth, ~«t<f<BMœ papers in the A'«M!~c/o
A~ens Ct<fM!«~wm, beforethe Natur.
'~S. Hagen wrote also Gr~<&j/«' der C4<-«M'<.fonchtnde Fratnde'at in
KaMKb~, t~, 8". A dissettiHionon the water Mtdin Mherj«un)a)s. Ber)in. CntU't~~a~
at Thom, in Latin, Regiomonti, !y88, t"! in The author was bom at K6ni(sbem', in Dec..
German, Kônigsberg, 1789, t'; Z<Mt«:& der t749.MdwMHo&pothe)Mr. Hebecameboeent
~~M<to'.Ar<MM/. KOnigscet?, ïyyS, S*.t~8t, t?8a. i77S. extmerdinMy Professor. t~; ordinary,
 /MC~4/~ 3$9
HAGEN(KARL GOTTFMtBD). Cf~'H~.
t788.inthéMedieatFacxtty int8o~h eWMtxade and a graud~on. both chemists. and a nephew,an
MMterof Armand int8oyPM<eMorofCht)))i!tt'y.
engineer, wwe ail nativesof Komgsbefg.
end
Physics. N ttMra)
Histwy
in théUoiveKJty inthe PhUoMcbica) Thé /.<f«-~ der ~~M<~f A'M<~had great
FMMtty 9 Ma)-ch, there.H e dMM inHuenceon the att in Germany.
KSni~bere;. tS~ Hise)der bMthcr
C.B.Wcige), der<T/~M <ftt<<
~77.ii. (~tOM. M,f<~«t~«t' t8~. il. p. 6.
<7yaN<&~ /M et des /)<<4At<7~ qui consacrent leur
<M~M C~.
GmetM),Gf~M&t&F-~nt~ t799,
S.pp.988. Poggendortï, A<~M/A<j<n<f //<
M&M.
F)tchs,
WfM<M<tt,t86~ i.co). 992.
~<<~«<tt f~M~«</.<</< ~<<«t'«< Z~«~A< A<~n~ t! x. p. ~o
t8o6~8,p.~6. < (atticie by Ladenburg).
v.P.16.~<MM&,
~<i~~M Paris,Pânettoucke
(ttzo. BMtiags.//«~.v.C)&t/<(t, t8&), v. p. 776; md
<S). Cw<4«aM- Series, tgot. vi. p. <80t
Kopp, <~OtMM'.f. t8~,ii.p.tt?¡ û<~M/««ttn' ~'<~<<~M< !)t.des &t'<a<M~t-
t8j7.tv.pp.~38. C~t~e~<-<- cales, t886. ~étnc Série,xti. p.
PhiMippe&Ludwig. <4~et~, Hirsch. ~'«jp~Mw~ Z~~<M<der ~fo~
PP- B~omMMt~/Wt~M
'~j!' 23% &~<TJ <~<&M <4</t« «/&<-Za7«t ««<< t~f. t8M, ttt.
K!uy9hen~ P.'3.

HAHN (JOHANN DAVto), ~MM.

~<'<'VOLTELEN (FLORtS
.r.a.. ~nwuvap n~~W«i'~J.
~ea.vawo JACOBUS),
Hahn. thoueha native ofGerxMey. havingbeen Diss.de eOicaciamixtions itt mutandiscorporum
born at Heidetbef~.p My, tyao. tpent thé gnater votutttinibttt,' Lugd. Bat. 17$!, Cf~M. ~J.,
part of bis tife in HoXand. Me was a doctorof i. p. 648
tttedicineof Leyden. and )M t?~ was ttppoieted 'Omtio de Chemiie cuu) Botanicacoujuuctiotx:
professorof phiiosophy,physics, astronomy, andin mi)i et puichra,' Ultraj. t?~, 4° (' Omtio viri
t759 of botanyand ohemistry at Utrecht. After. e~t~ii,' tM)er)
WMM, '77& he went to L~dea as profesMfof 'Oratio de Mathe<iet Chemis, earumque mutuo
medicine. Hedied thore t;) March. ~784. Haller itMitio,' Uitraj. t7M,4°:
speaks of him as vfr 1
illustriset noster olim amicus.' and some papers on mathematics. He also
He wrote a few papers on chemical subiMs: tfans)ttted Watt'i! s Logic into Latin.
Haller, ZfW/ t~ !i. p. F~V! A~«tt/< Paris, t'&nckouc){« (t8zo.
Haller, ~a<~<t ~~fM~,
~«a/oo! t~?. p. 4~. 2S).V. p. a"-
Wetge), C~w~w~ </< ~~M «~ <M{M<etMtf/MPoggendorf~ ~t~t~Mt~<7<y<M'<~t
C~tT~i.pp.~jii. tf~~w< 1863. i. coL993.
Adetung, /~M'f~a<Mr««<<Mww~ Van der Aa, ~«pa~McA M~n<f«A~< der
/<t~<M~~MMt~<t ~~&)..Z<f«~, t787. M. c ol. A~oM~m, 1867,mi. p. 85.
'7M. t8&t. v. p. 7;'9.
Billings,//«<K)'.C<!<t/<!fw<,
C<w<Me<M<-
Gn)e!in, der Ct~Mf, t~, il. p. 7~ /X<«'<m<t~ ~<M</<~My~ des &w<M<J/y~<-
Meusel, ~.fttex der CM ty~o <eo&t~M~ ta&f, ïM6, tème Soie, xii. p. se.
~w~ 7~«<<et«t&~MM~ t8o& v. p. 6t. Hitsch, ~«~'a~Atx~t /e~Mf/<<<<f~A«-t«fM.
Fuchs. ~f~~wM der <))<iMMmh'<t /.<7A'~<«/ ~«<M c~&r ~t~ <<< M~ t886. iii.
'So~oS. pp. 304. ~o. p. ty.

HAÏ MO.
Epistola de quatuor Lapidibus phi)osoph!cis,materiam suam ex minore mundo
desumenttbus.
See SKttDtVOGtUS (MtCHAZL),Epilogusin Novum Lumen Chymicum Orthelii,
<624,p. t77.
-jet. THEATRUM CHKMtCUM, t66),
IMBAtKUMCMKMtCUM, tOO),Vt.
vi. p.
p. 497.
Thé authoritiesseem disposed to accept without Mealso founded the momstery of S. Wipertuson
dentur the statement that thé author of this tract the Bode (now dXsotwt), which is said tobave M
wasthé HaimowhoHoufMhediu thé ninttt century. to the building of the netghbounmgtowu of Qued-
ABeordtngto thé accounts hewas an Angto~MCt), liaburg. !nto )t he introducedBénédictinemonks,
a connection of Bede's. a pupil of Atcuïn'sand a who had been formerly pupils of his own at
schooudtow and friend of Rhabimus Maurus, and Hirschtetd, and made his school Mend Rh&banu!,
itBenedittiaeMonk. HebMaMereadcrofthtotogv Maurus provost, after he had been driven out of
)H FuMa in 89~. in 839 teacher at Corbey and t-'u)d<tby thé refractory monhs there. Of the
Hitschfetd. but not Abbot, nnd in 840 bishop of monitstoy nothing reuMumexcept the tiny but
Hatberstadt. crypt of the cbufch, now enclosed by
He entrustedthe admixistmtion of the cathedm) impressive
<trange of fium buildings.
&
M an officerattted Ruodger, whosc résidenceand He placed a fine tibritty in thé cathedMt Kt
propefty near Hatberstadt gte~vinto the viHMe<f H~tbet&tt)dt.but it plobably perbhed in the6te of
Ha)m or Hoym. ffom whteh the noble ftnoMyof tï79. Haimo died at Hatberstadt, a? (eS)March,
von Hoym ntay bave been deriwd. 1
~N.
360 /M/4ZZjS~

HAIMO.
üfüf·iV, Cc~~w~.
VVIfif/flfG(f,

He wrotecomnlentarieson almost nU the books of a new Bomtcecontained in the present tract

of the Old end New Testaments, homities on the cootd have been possibtjimade. It was oa!y at a
Gospels,summerand winter homities,anda number late date ta the development of the puMuit, and
of other works, some of whichhave been printed, wheneverything elsehad beentried )n vam, that thé
though most of them appear to be still in tnanu- atchembts tt their wit'send tumed to the material
SCfipt. supposed tobe described io this tract. To me the
ln thé Ustof his works. at att events M mfeu by ttact appeMS tp)ineus. not by Haimo, but recent¡
Pits, nothing appears relative to any MbJMtbut certain not of the ninth century, more tikety of
theotozy and religion,and it may be doubted not the sevonteenth. Against its authentieity abo is
o)t)v if the présent work be by Haimo, but tf the fact that it did not appear in print titt it was
ittehetny wascultivated to any extent in Germany inctuded in the w/A volume of the M«t/<'M<w
at that time. It may be doubted with stiHgreater C'&'m~MM. If it had been htbwn and consldered
empha~b if atchemy–attowing that it we~ cut- of value by the older atchetnisM in thé sixteenth
tivated then-had been studied to such an exteM century it couM hardty have escaped inchtdtng in
and thé possiblesources of the OM/~a/fMta had some of the collectionsthat werethen in circuhtfon.
been examinedso exhaustivetythat the suggestion

Nazari, Z<<<ty)~m«/a/M« ~/<!W<M&y/t< Cave, &-<<M) ~~«'<u/&ert<);t ~M<<tn'<t

*599tP' *39<)~t mentions the book). /<&nt~<t, ty~ M. p. !!9, Ann. a~t.
Ptts, ~</<!<«W«M Historicarum de «<M ~M JScher. ~««t<~ C~M~t~f«-<M, t?so, ii.
yoBMM /t<ttM, <6t~ p~~46(Ann. 7~3). cet. t~t~.<?M<~t/
Borel. /MMM~<'«<MM&a, t6s4, p. ttt.r. Aiktn, ~Kif~tf. 1804,v. p. 8<.
Joh. Andreas QtMMtedt. CM~tM <<tAt~m Et~b & Gntber, ~«w ~3<~ t8eS.
<7~M<~«at <!bf<t-(«a jf~ fM~M, Winebergae, 2te Sect!on, iii. p. a6~.
t6<4.p. oz. Sehmieder. CM!;<tcA/< <&f/<~A«)t~,t9M, p. tt&
Roth-SchotM,
Bibliotheca C~««'f«, t?~. p. t6o. A~f<f<&~t'<<G<~n~ t8~9,xxiu.co).Mt.
Fabricius, Bibliotheca ~x/tM tw<~ <~ot<a Hoefer, ~M<~f <&la C~M~, tS~s, i. p. 33~
~fe~ ty3S, Lib. ~Hi.p. ~3 (thé alchemicaltract t866. i. p. 3~t.
Mnot mentioned). Kopp, C<~&-A/~der <~MM, ta~, ii. pp. 1~6,
Zedter, </<«'M~.Z.<;tt«Mt, 1735, xii. col. oso 184,1233.
(and re<erenees). Ladr&gtte,
~<W<<~y«t OMW!~ ~«'««M
&~<!o. )[%o,No. n<)y.
HALLER (At-BRKCHT
VON).
.n"&n,va-n..&. Helvetica,
See PHARMACOPŒA <77!.a.
aaeavean.o,a//1v
HatterwM bornât Berne, t60ct., t7o8,aud!ed No man had a greater reputation in Europe
medicine at Tabingen in 1793. and et Leyden thau Haller, and he received a)) the bonoun:
under Boerhaave in tMg, and was capped M.D. that were to be had. He was preëminentas an
there in t797. He visited London and Fans, pto- anatomist, physiotogist, and botanist, a man of
eeeded to Base), where he teetured on anatomy, afMts and of admimstmtive capitdty, one of the
and reached Berne about t~M, where he beettn most votumtnous and succesafulof medicalwriters,
practice as a physician, for which,however,he Mtd d!i(tingutshed as a poet &odttte)rMyn)M.and the
MO~pecia))ik<ng. In ty~ he was made pmfessor greatcst of méditai MMiogMphets. His dassMed
of anatomy, a théâtre was built for him, Md he catato~~es of the liternture of anMonty, botany,
~ve lectures and demonstnttions on this Mbject. medictne, and satrety, fn ten volumes, 4*, ~t.
The University of GNttingen having beee founded !??, accompanied by atMtracts, estimâtes, and
in 1736,H<tt!efwas invited to beeome profeMorof criticisms. reprcsentprodigious tithourandreading.
anatomy, botany, and sorgety. and after some and an unrivatted knowledgeof the history of those
hésitation he accepted thé post which heoceapied subjects. The are of the greatest vatueeven now
tit) 1753. He then resigned on account of his forthe study of the histoty ofmedicine.
heatth, and retumed to Berne, where he was Haller, however,wasnot a chemist, ha~Hyeven
appointed Ammaan and fiHed various ofjicesin a pharmacist, still one cannot bat regret that he
thé State. Hedied 19 Dec., 1777. did not comptete Ma.<M of bibliographies by a
~Mc<t«-«C~<M.
Jacob Bnteker. /M<'<tt«'<! &M~t~M «M<M on bis U<e),(see the Index of vob. i. and ii. for
~<' /.<&~tt W~<t<M /~C<M AMt~tSt. other worki).
Vinde)., 174$. Adetung. ~M~/t«<~ .<«. /Mf~
Baehner, ~MbmM' ~<t/Mw <MfM'<M« C<<Mt-~o' 1787,ii. col. t7.t9.
~M&Wf!,t7<s, p. ;t~. No. seo. Saxius. 0«e<!t<M<«tM
/</<~tn«m, ~M, vi. p. ~tC.
P0«er, HMMtA<t<«f ac<MCmMj<A<M <J<Mf<M. Gmetio~Co~fA~~C~~t~, t799.ii.pp.3e7.4t4.
~<«'~fA/< <wx<&f Go~tgx~M <«~n~M~ Aittin. ~<!<<j{M~. t8o4. v. p.t8.
CW/t~~t, t?6s. i. p. 89 tTSS,H. p. 39. Condorcet,0<!w~t,An. x iii.(tS<~),).np.36;to.
Portât, ~A~ fM~«<~N<& <<c~!OM)'e<Ste, Meuse), /t~hM der von t/~o du t6eo twj/or.
t770, iv. pp. <iM-73t,&~tM~'ot. Tel/Isdun .%<t~ t8os, v. P. 86 (and
Etoy, ZM<-<M~o~~&<~M <&la ~Mw, reference~s).
1778,)i. pp. 4~-44~. Vicq d'A~yr, B/opetAt~ An. xiii. (!8o'.),
Jean Senebter, ~/<~< jMt<M~t« <f~<< <& ii. pp. 3a<t.M'.
~t~<<~ <KWMa OtAt~M' <0~&< j& f<t FUchs. ~aM < f~<t ~~Mt/
<Bt(f/)f~,à Genève, t77e, a', pp. M~. t8o~o6, p. taa.
Gottlieb EmaaMetvon HaMer, ~MtbA </< ChatmeM, ?X<ûm~M~~«~<t~AMa/Z~<&)Muy,
~A!MtM<C<< t78~, ii. Nos. 88~-906[works 1814.xvii. p. 59.
 AM.~JM-/7/!Z~Z.~ 36!

HALLER (ALBRECHT VOM). C~aA'HM~.`

Rees, TTteQwA~A' tSto. x~ii. fotf. Rudotf WoM. F/t~a/~MN t~A'KW~M/f
F~/tt~~ jMiM~a~.Pitm. PMMttOHche (t&to.. der &'A«w<t,t8~, Zweiter Cyeias, pi. tos*
v-
*S)' PP' 3~-63(article by Jourdan and Boisseau, portnUt.
with a long accountof his writhes). Poggendofft, ~«{yM/ttt~'jf~ /A!/«f-
Ersch & Gruber, ~w< ~o~MM, 1827, t<<iM<<tA,tSû~. i. col. too3.
ate Sect. i. pp. 999.30~(article by Mter). Figuier, ~«'J des ~<tMM/~illustres (Savants du
Spren~t, Cf~M/fCt,wkichlsder rtrsr~tykuude,t8a8,
~f!f«y~M~, tSa8, v. v.. xviiie SiMe),t8?9, p. z64.
p. &9,&c., &c. ~<~M< /~«/j<f~ ~<<j!< t8y9, x. p. 4~
Deœimoris, ~Mc//o~M/~ ~M de /<t<M~. (art:c& by Bt<~eh,w!th références).
t836, iii. i. ppt ti-3t.t. Haeser, (~M<~<f der ~t~K-M, t88t, ii. p. s6t,
Morwitt. 0<< der ~/<'dï<-M.t8~o, ii. p. zj8. &c., &c.
&
Bayle Thithye, Biographie ~<MtM~.t8sS.ii. BMMngs. ~t(~'C<t/<t/<ij'Kf,t884, v. p. 795: end
pp. sët.gM. Series, t~ot, vi. p. ~.t-
PhiMipp~ & Ludwig, CM-~A' < ~A< /c~<M'tv &K~w/c/~<&~« </M~'tï~<'M~/<M<-
Ifedi.
'SM, pp. ~33,6s~ 66z, 86s. c<
<-<t&jr, p. 79.
t8H6. ~meSérie, xii.ZAx'AMf~~
~f~<M)«i~j~~M~t
K~uÿsk~De~sl;a~me~stllldres
Ktaystteos, daus
</a<Mks Scisxua
&'«'~<'j Hirseh, ~«{gya~'ff~ ~tvarnt.
les <<M!f des ~<A<t qui f<Kt.M<< leur ~/«~< .4 ~<~< aller ~7~ e~ MMx~,t886, iii.
&'«wW', t8s9. P. 9. and thé dKwinR of n jit).3t.
m.ltAI.

HALLEY (EDMOND).
Erzehtungen von denen Winden.
&'< DRKBBEL (coRNBUUs),Tractat oder Abhandlung von Natur und EigenschaHt
derEtementen,t723,p.6s.
HaMey. son ot a so~p-boUer, WM born <n Secretary ofthe Roynt Socitty, t/t~-ft, Astfonomef
Haggetston, 99 Oct., t6~,6. His famer<sts on his Roy!t), !7t<),und toreigt) AMociatoof the French
iM.tronomicfdwork, but he wroteone or two papers Academy. t/a?. He died at Greenw:ch, t4 JM..
on ehemieat sabjeett, .ts on the s&)MeM of the sea. i7~,aged86.
He was protessor of geometry at Oxfofd, tTO~'zo,
Roth~ehottz, ~<~<'<~«! Chemica,tysy. p. t8t. Wood, ~~<t<B O.fCMt'MtM, ed. BMss,tBiM~iv.
~~r<MMa Bn7<MXtM,1~7, iv. pp. z~ col.
Mof~n, Cn!~Z)<c/~««<!<<~e/~«<, tys<), '~A~~M/<.<y< ~< ~~«- ~48,
v. p. 497. ~<tj~<.
Ha)ter. B<MM«M ~M/!fM«'< ty~, il. p. tes Grant,
~fj/<My /f<'a/ ~j/w~om)', t8jB,
('cetebris tnathentMicus cempfmam urinatoriam p. IM,&~)MMm.
descripsit'). AOibone, C~/M/ ~<~y oj ~~M
Adelung, ~t~<y .<«. /M-~< ~.t/fy~ t85~ i. p. 7?t.
<M&MMt.<w«, y87, ii. col. t7~6. Kh'yskens. Des~fMm~ff//<Mf.M dans les~f<afj
Aikin, C«MMt/~<g;~t/, tSott, v. p. zt. <f/ /.MArts et des ~<~<t</&~ <tMtM<~Ot~ leur
Chatmcrs, TM C<)MM< &<ip~Atfa<~'MM«!~)', &«t/<«' ïSs9. ii. p. 10.
1814.xvii.jp. yt. Dt'wMfy of National ~<j~<~)', tB~e, xxiv.
Roes, 7~ ~~tCc, 16!$, xvii. M~. p. M4.

HALMALE (JOHANFREDZR!K VAN).

Merkurius Verheertykt, Zynde een naukeurige verhandelinge van 't Begintzel,
Aerd, Eigenschap en Uitwerkzetënvan de Kwikzilver. Deszelfs kwaedaer-
digheid, waer in die bestaet, aengewezen, en hoe die weg genomen en
verbeterd kan werden. Zynde aisdan een Middel waer door vele sware en
ongenezeligke Ziektens (door bygebragte Experimenten bevestigd) gered
zyn: Benevens dien ook aengetoond dat de Mercurius het ware onderwerp
der Philosophen is. Door Johan Frederik van Halmale, Med Doct. tot
Middelburg in Zetand. In Amsterdam, By Jan Ten Hoorn, Boekverkoper
over 't Oude Heeren Logement. 1707.
8°. Pp.[t~, i )j)M)(]
~)6. Index[a]. Vignettewith thé motto: MynGtas
Loopt Rat.
LooptRM.
This work begifM with a commendation of of which thé preparation. properties,and medieid
chemistry. Neat follows its history with brief uses are discussed at tength.
notices of Geber, Lu))y, Arnaldus, tiasit Valentin, Van derAa merety mentionshisnàmeand books.
PafMdsus, Bernhard, Sendivogius, v. Suchten, Haller, and, after Mtn, Gmetin quotes 0«//<~«~
v. Hetmont and bis son, PhHittethit,de ComitibU!, over ~f /<aM/f/<tmM ~<A~, Amst. ~39 attd
Pantaleon. Then mercttty and its compouttd$, t76a,8*.
36: ~4~JM~F-~4~Af~~

HALMALE (JfoHANFRKMum VAN). C~A'atM~.

Haller,&M<~A«-o
AMt~a-~<f<of. ~68,iv. Vander Aa, ~~M~A H~<M&~ der
P.49..V~<!r/<!K<~<t.t867, ~Vedr.rlanden, vin.I,
VHf.i.i.p.p.tao.
tM.
GnteHn, C«~<f<t/«~<'C~m«'.
t?~, ii.p. 949.

HALTEREN (NtcoLAEsVAN).
Princelijck Gheschenck, of Tractaet der Medicynen. tn 't welck natueftijck
en grondich de Loflijcke en wytberoemde Konst van Ghenesinghe, de
krachten van aile Cruyderen ende ghevvassen, ats oock Gommen, Hersen,
Olyen, Extracten, Wateren, gheene uyt-ghesondert. Mitsgaeders de Com-
positien aller Medicamenten, en de Remedien teghens atte Krancheden, en
Fenynen, die het Menschelicke gheslacht vooïvatlen, verhaett vverden, en
by ëxperientiegoedt bevonden zyn.
Hier is een Tractaet van de Alchymie voor de beminders Theophrasti
Paracelsi by ghevoegt. Eerst beschreven door den Hooghghe!eerden ende
Experten Medicijn Nicolaes van Halteren, Dienaer des Godtlicken woorts
binnen Hornaer. Ende nu tot eyghen kosten in 't licht ghebracht, door
lohannem à Porta. t' Amstetredam, By Ian Evertsz. Cloppenborch,
Boeckvercooperop 't Water in den vergulden Bybel, tegen over de Cooren-
Beurs, tëg~.
4'. Pp.[8]t9o[abhn~.
PM&cebus' Tfa)~,p. t~. HaHer(~M~~a ~<'<~f~<~ ~a</<«t,ty??,ii. p. <t6)quotesthisbook,
butgivesthedatet6~3.

HAMMEN (Luowto von).

Ludovici von Hammen, D. Medici Regii de Herniis Dissertatio Academica.
Accedunt de Crocodilo ac Vesic~ Mendaci Calculo Epistoteeet Responsiones
ad Magnificumatque ExceMentissimumD. Carol. Dret!ncmtium Medicum
Regium & Pmtessotem Primarium Lugd. in Bat. tongè Celeberrimum. Editio
Tertia. LugduniBatavorum, Apud Cornelium Boutesteyn. M DC LXXXI.
M". fp-~MJ,}7
M. Pp.[M],7~3&[t btan)<).
This writer was a Pr<M!!an,bom (at Dant!g?) DMMigPhysidans on which he was cngMed was
in i6~a, studied niedicine at MontpeHier. and intarupted by his de&th, whieh took place t~r~
~ppatentty took the degree of M.D. there. His March, t689. He bas been ctedited by MitMhiiB.
thesis on the occasion was entitted C«~«m Haller and others with havinf: been the Ntst to
J~Mt~tNM ~X.;M<«M~ t~AM ~<!</«, observe spenninoïoa. but HaMer bas shown that
Monsp.. t674, He becMne physidan to John this h due to confMin); him with Johann Ham,
Sobieski, Kittg of Mand. Thé above seem! to be who wasa student at Leyden at the same time and
his onty book, for a work on the History of wbo TMttymade the discoveryin t6?7.
Merctttin, /.«t<&w<M ~~<~a/M. 1686, p. 763. Etoy. ~«r/&)MM<n:~w de la ~</<Mtt<,
Maoget, ~<~M<t<~e &M ««~«o~m, t7; ii. p. 4~t.
tMt, 1. n. p. <&7. 1718,11"
H&)t<r,
p.4:t4;
F/M<M Medfcïrra
~<f<t/nM/MN',
praclfcrr, ty?9. iii.
x~g, üi.
Kestner, A/<<<M<<tMeAM <?tM~/<!M.Mm<. ty~o. p. gyo (Msthesis).
P 374- ~~JM< ~d~a/<. !'ans, Panckoucke (t8zo.
Juchef, ~xt<«Mt C<&~<t<<:on, t~so, ii. 35), v. p. 6$.
co). t343. Sprenge). <7<«:A&A/<~«' ~~iMy~Mf~. t9e7, if.
MaKhiic, CoHj~~ /a:
CeorpU! ;M't/<. p. Mo.
~/w~ f~o/f~~Mt, t76t. p. 86~. Haeser. C<f<-A«-A!f< jM<~«M, tMt. i{. p. 33~.
Portât, Histoire dd /«<f)X/<' et de la < BiHiog).,/;?<&)'.C<M'f/<~«< t8&t, v. p. 8tt.
«WM,t770. iii. p. 536. /)«-WM<~ M~/t~i/~M <&f&<C<t AMA-
Haller. &We~<M ~<M&Mtf<t,tyy~. i. p. 678 ~M, )8S6, j~Mne Série, xii. p. t6;)'.
(Gedaneasis venaic~omM spennaticonm) {nventot Htrsch, M<){Mt~M~<:tZ<t-M«M ~<~M~<t.
ab anno *6M). ~<<&/t ~<« a~ ~&M «~ M/ t886, iii.
HaUef, ~/te<!4«a Ct~wy&M. ~774. i. p. 433. P. 43.
 ~4ACO<Mr~4~WB'<AW 363

HANCOCKE (JOHN).
Vom gemeinen Wassef a!s dem besten Fiebermittel.
See -&.I'
.d OEMEL,Universal-Wasserdoktor.
-.01'
John Hancoctte, D.D., an En~tbh cteojynxm, tysz, 1723. tyad, 8*; t?~ 8'. tyya; Freach
Rector of St. M<u-Karet'<, Lothtmry, pMbendiu'y translation, by Nteeron Ttattë deîvetttttmMMn.
of Canterbury, chitpMa to the Duke of BedfoM. ates de t'eau commune, t'af)!, ty: ta' 1~30,M°.
had studied medicine and was n great edvccate He is commended for his accumcy !tt the statc-
for the use of water in tever. On this subject ment of facts but he deprived them of their value
he wrote bis book Febrihtgutn magnum, or by hb inferences nnd criticisms of othersviews.
common water the best enre for h&vets. London.
Etoy. /M~«MM<M'~ ~M/<<f< d!t &t jM~/w, Haeser, C~c~tct~t&fA~ tMt, il. p. 648.
W& i). p. 446. BiUtnga, /«<<f.)'.C«~A~~<1884. v. p.6t5: and
AMibone, Ciiiital Z?/<-<~M~ ~/HA Series. t~Ot, vi. p. 7!)4.
~tOM~w. !85$, i. p. TSt (mentions ~ot<
*&c.' t6<)7.t739. butnot thé present tract).

HANNEMANN (JfoHANNLvowtC).
Cato Chemicus Tmctatus quo Verae ac Genuinte PhHosophiœHermeticœ, &
Fucataeac Sophisticœ Pseudo Chemiœ & utriusque MagistrorumCharacterismi
accurate detineantur. Hamburgi, Apud Gothofr. Liebernickel. Literis
Brendekii. Anno ïôoo.
ta". Sigs.AtoDintwetves, or, pp.[~. t Mank].
Thiswaspublisbed
anonymously. Moller it to Hanuemano,
assigns and Koppandotherauthorities
dothesame.
Cato Chemicus.
.S~ MANGET(j. J.), BibliothecaChemica Curiosa, t~M, i. p. 368.
Nova & Accurata Methodus cognoscendi simplicia Vegetabiliajuxta triplicem
G &
cognitionem t.GMtnmaticam. Pb'l h.
z.Phitosophicatn. Med'
3.Medicam.{. Chemicam.
Neotericorum Philosophorum & Medicorurn propriisque principiis super-
structa, & cunos~ adornata. Autore Johanne Ludovico Hannemann, Med.
D. & PhitosophMeNaturalis Prof.Publ. Ordinar. in Alma Christian-Albertina.
S. R. I. A. N. C. Collega.
Die rechte Hand defs Hochsten kan alles endren. Psal. t.xxv!t. Vers. xi.
KilonI, Literis & Sumptibus Joach. Reumanni, Acad. Typogr. 1677.
4*. Pp.(2,z btank]~48.
TheauthorisaccusedbySche)hM)n)efof-havingplagiarisedinthistreatisefrom
Coaring.
Joh. Ludovici Hannemanni I). & Phitosophiœ Naturalis in Illustri Christian-
Albertina Professons Publici & Ordinafii: Leopoidinee Societads Co!œ
Nestoris II. Ovum Hermetico-Paracekico-Trism~istum. Commentarius-
Phitosophico-Chemico-Medicus, in quandam Episto!&tn Mezahab dictam
de Auro. Et Historia Philosophico-Chemico-Medica de eodem metallo
nativo & artifidati. In quo et ro8. Quaestiones Cbemice ab Excellentiss.
D. D. Morhofio propositae ab Autore solvuntur. Omnia, juxta adopta}
Patacebicœ & Ecteeticte Phitosophiaeprincipia. Una cum Fasciculo Eptsto
tarum ad quosdam nostri Secut! Medicos Celeberrimos, & Appendice
Apologetico. Francofurti, Impensis Friderici Knochii, Anno M.DC.XCIV.
8*. Pp.[M]44o,z8[t4.:b)an~ J.
Epistola,p. t. to8Qua:stiones,
p. a~t.
364 MAWJSM~W-~AE~t/.S'

HANNEMANN (JOHANN LuDWto). C~~Aw~.

Johannis Ludovici Hannemanni, I). Pharus ad Ophir Aun<efum, /.<. Commen-
tarius in anonymi Galli Arcanum Phitosoph!~ Hermeticœ. Appendicis loco
adjecta Dan. Georgi Morhoti cvn!. Problemata olim autori proposita.
Lubecœ, Apud Petrum Boeckmannum, Anno M DCC XIV.
4°. Pp.[[6]t9oM.
cvMt. Problemata. p. t6t.
Mo)te<-quotes an earlier édition, with a difteMtttty worded title htstn~tissima
Pharus, viam Mran) & tutam, in Oceano Philosophorum, ad OpMr atd~ntm pâte-
tMtens. seu Comn).in Spagneti Arcanum PhitcMpMMHeratettca:. Apneodicmoco
accMserujttDan. Georg. Morhoni cvtn. Problemata Chymica, olim AotMi proposita.
Kte)..t.t7t9, iu .t°.
Hannemann ma
Hnnnr.mnnn WMbom at An1CI~dn'l
10.1"1"" nr
Amsterdam, a~ Oct. Alchemy Jason. ~700;Tantalus M"'Ct.u-
n..t AL.L. 1. ,U~
Chymicus.t~y:
t&to. He studied theotozy, bat passed to `Tubatham stans ad
medicine and practised in Friednchstadt. Stade Disp. de Motallis,fornacem, ïMr Accota seu
and Buxtehude.and in 167; was appointed pro. Henoete Tnam~te. x7og; Dbp. Chymica de
wt td!tie<to< Arlepsis
fessor of physlcs at K!e!. He WMa Uoctor of (de Scudalupfs, jyi?; MQ~. De tcaropMecipttato; De
CopenhaMn and a member of the Academia 1
furto Promethet: Xy~~ in hortum HMperidam:i
\aturte CuriosotUtnfrom !68o. He died at Kiel Aurora oriens. Pinm
it! t7a4 on bis birthday, 35 M Oet., aged 84. oscotum, pbibsophiae adeptae
< t6ç6, &c.
ln his long and very active Mfehe wrote works tn bis dissertation "de motu cofdit." he teieeted
and diMertations ~mounting in number to over a the circulation of the blood. bat his tdeas were
hundred, a)) of wbieh. however,were not printed. refuted by Bartholinus, and he wat not held in
Lists are given by sevetal of the tutthotitits mett- esteem by Portal.
tioned betow. but the ht))est notice of the author At his death his library wentto Kie) University.
is that by MoXer. He wrote teveral tracts about
Merektin.Lindenius w<wa/ t6f)6, p. 6:9. p. 37t. Haller is not favoumble to Hannemann,
Conriag. /)t {/~tM~-M~~~M ~Mtfftm calling him non satis nrm<BMet homo.'
/H<<o, x.
t687. p. 364(cap. ~a, addit.). Baumer, &~«~4<'M C4<~<o. !783,p. ~i.
RothSchohz, ~B<~A<~<!C~MtM, 1797, pp. ~<~ sur CM~cA/f der ~&< C~w<, ty8j,.
~o,tOt-y. p. 64*.
GmeHn, C<Met«~/<der t.m«-, tyoS, ii. pp. 35.
T.Manget,Bt'o<A<t;aSc)'<~<ofHMjif«<Mo~MM,t73t.
ii. pp. 567-~88. (Repnntcd noticesof certain of ~tS.3~.
his works.) Reuss, ~?~~c~aM
R C 1.
C~Mm<«<«'~««. 80, iii.
tBog.
Stolle, ~«&</«~ sur ~~<« der ~~<<<cMw~« (Chemia et Res MetatUca).pp. 19. MS, 109, t~
C</oA~<7, ty~t, pp. x~t. 459. 144.t4S-
/a<'<~Z.«(~<& Aw~M«j ~M~<;<f M</<t//< Fuchs, ~<~f<«M der e~MMNi~ /<Ht<M<
1732,P. 65. tSc6-8~pp. 167. tpo, 9M.
Kestner. ~o~<~<~< C<&~M.«-<;«, t~~o, ~«{~a/~M <)iM&a&,Pans, Panckoucke (taM.
P. 374. ':). v. p. 7~
MoHer.Ct~~MCim6ria li/era/a, ty~, 1.
/~M/<t, 1144. i. p. 88;
88: ii. p. f?<'j<'A«A/<
Schmieder, tSgit. p. 4<s-
a8<. <&~o~,
Bayte & Thillaye, Stt~ra~M AM<K<!&. t~. {!.
Jucher, .~<~M<MMC~/fAr/<«.~<r«w/<, t~jO, li. p. t~t ($everetyjudged).
col. i3<j~. Poggendotft, Bt<gt~AMtA./<<<nt~'M<A<j ~a/«~.
Büchner, <'<<-a<&M«~ :V<tM'œ <a/'MM~M« tt~M~A, tOSg,i. co). Mta.
Historia, t7;s, p. 470, No. 90. BMmp, /«<C<!<<<~m, t884, v. p. 937; and
Georgius Matthiae, Co<f/<;j /~M/«h<c~</t. Series. !90t. vi. p. 744.
<wmKtAtUM~i~M. t76t. p. 787. DM/MMMCt'M encyclvpfdiqucdu Sciences J/~t.
Portal, ~MAMt< <&/<a&M«~<&At CM<'f<~«'. M&<.~me Série, t8M, xii. p. 437.
xy7ro,tii. P. ~4,1. Hirsch. ~«~!M<KA<t A<.r<A)t< <&fA«-e<xvtt-
Haller. ~A~<MF~<f< t77t, i. pt 587. ~<!<&~~~< < ~t/M urtd ~~t«-, 1886. iii.
Haller, ~W<'<A«'«Ot~~Mt, !7y4. p. 491. p..M.
Eto~ Z'«'«a<~ .AMAMt~M de M ~<M<~<, /?/< j4M<'o'&, 1886,i. p. a44 ii. p. 369
Kopp,
t778. i). p. 446. &~<u.<t«t.
Hatter. &W«)~fa ~/«A<-««e ~~«'<<< tTyo, iii.

HAPELIUS (NicoLAus NtGKR).

Cheiragogia Heliana de Auro Phitosophico necdum cognito: Unde juxta
facile percipi potest tum opus Universalissimum totius MonarchiaeChymicse
in Regno Minerati: tum omnes in suo quiq; genere Universales ejusdem
Regni Mineralis Lapides, Tinctuneve particulares, cujus author, Nicolaus
Niger Hapelius, Anagrammatizomenos. Accessit Tractatus Venceslai
Lavinii, Moravi, de Cceto Terrestri, &c. Marpurgi Cattorum, ex Officina
Rudolphi Hutvvelckeri Anno clalaCXIÏ.
9'. Pp.[t~ to.ae~[t Mank~.Everypageisina bMdttf.
 A4/'JSZ/Mr.MM~ 36$

HAPELIUS (NtcoMus NMBR). <«~~

TfMt<tt)M
de CodttTenrestHVentMtai Latinit,p. 97. Hepetim:Dtsquhttio
HethnadeMetttttonmt
tMn$fornMtt!oM,
p. 103. Aphonsmi p. atg-
BMitioni,
TheZ~H<W~t<MMi! &omthéédition
reprinted of t<o6,forwhichsee
M)unus<coM)Us
(RaphMt).
mn<tMea)MRUA<.
CheiragogiaHeMana,de Auro Phitosophtco, nec dum cognito.
THEATRUM CHKMtCUM, t6$9, iv.p. 262.
Disquisitio Hetiana, Aphonstnt Basiliani sive Canones Hennetic! de spiritu,
anima et cot-pore med!o Majoris & M!nons Mundi.
THNATRUM CHEM!CUM, t6S9,iv.p. 327.
DtsquMtio de Hetia Arttuco.
&<-EOUNUS tCONtUS(RAPHAËL).
~MV <Mf<'m MONMS (RAPHAËL
UtHUS ~KAfMAKt. SGUNt)S).
B,m.trH;N
Nicolaus Niger Hapetius is an aMgrmn for wortt undcr it aceordtngty. tn addition to the
Raphae)Ëgtin0: lconius,though hardty nnyof thé referet'ees under Eglinus. Me followingwhichrefer
older writers noticeth)s, but <tssun)e Httpetius to specMy ? Hapelius may be given.
be the aathor't rat) name, and enter thé present
Botd,<MC'<M<M<n. t6M.~ t67. Sentier, M)~o~«7~~ ~M~a <er ~/<ww
MercMtn,~<'«<&<tw.tWtCf<<M, t6M. p. 8<tt. <~<«xtt<)Tt<«'< 1766,i. p..(&
Botf!d)iM, OM<Jj~)M~e~/MtnM CtoM~f~tM, Gmetin, C<w«c~/<der c'~<M~,)t797,i. n. ',t4.
tCw, p~33. Hoefer. a~<~ la 1843,ii.p. 333;
Maaget, ~MM<~<! ~«r~~ ~<A'forKM, 869, il. p. 33$.
t73):, 1. H.p. 589(writesthé name Hapettus').j. L&dmgae. F~/A~4~f/< OM< ~M'fw~
&~r<~ Mf &&itM~~der ~~t CtMt< tySs. .<m.' tS~o.Nos. S56.9tt-M6 (ander R. E. J. 1).,
p. 596. but Litdntjjae did xot undeMtMdthèse letters).

HARPRECHT (JoHANM).
HAUTNORTHON (JOSAPHAT FRtKDERtCH).

HARTMANN(GEORo).
&e DtGBV (KRNELM), Aufserlesene,setbame PhilosophischeGeheimnüsseund
ChymischeExperimente,!684.
Gmelinseemstoastdbethe Endisbversionof t68t, ?* Mgby'sSecrets,tendon, tMt,9*,and
théabovetoJohnHartmann.A ddungquoteshM(heitbove<mnshttion:Fami)yPhysiMian,Lottdo<t,
woths:P~erverandfestorerofheatth,London, tô~, S'.
Adelung, und~dfxtM~O).M
~bf<M<tt<t~' Gmclin,C~tfAM-~
derC'~«f/ t7~6,i. p.
/t ~{ptx~'a~ <at~a./<.)tfc. tySy, !i.
col.t8t3.
HARTMANN (JOHANN).
ïohannis Hartmanni Medicinae Doctoris et quondam Chym!atn<ein Acadetnia
MarpurgensiPfrotessonsceteberrimi, Principtitnque Hass!œ Archiatri Pnu(!s
Chymiatricaedita à Johanne Michaelis, Phitosophias & Medicinae Doctore,
& Professore ibidem extraordinario: & Georgio Euerhardo Hartmanno
Authoris Filio. Huic postremae editioni adiecti sunt propter a<Bn{tatem
materiae,tres Tractatus noui.
ï. De Oleis van!s Chymicè distilatis.
II. Bailica Antimonij Hameri Poppij Thallini.
III. Matci Cornachini D. M. Methodus, quae omnes Humant Corporis
aBectionesab humoribus copia, vel qualitate peccantibus, Chymicè
& Ga!entcè curantur.
G~nevae,Sumptibus Petri Chouët. M.DC.XLVII.
& Pp.[t.to]M.~t. ïndex~].
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HARTMANN (JoHANN). C~'w~

Ttftctatus Joa'mis Hrnostt de oteb ~nh itne chymitit destiMMis.
ft p. 397
~97. HaHameri Poppt) BnsiUca
Ca
Antimonij,p. ;$;.
CornacchiniMethodus,pp. tta [tg, 3 bhmk]. 4 fotdittg t«Mes.
This workwns tttst pubtishet) !tt Leipïig, î6~, tt wns reYiM'dby Carditutitc. and pttMished ai
Cenew, tû~ S*, pp. 631 [39, t Nimk]; na Numberg, te??. Bautnersays t679.
[t3, 3 htonk]. 3 tables, and thereafter repeatedty.
Hermettscher Probier Stein, !6~7.
&e CROLLIUS
See CROLUUS ~OSWALDUS).
(OSWALDUS).
Ha)rtnM')nwasborn t$ Jan., 15~' Amberg, his accountof the Marburg hbomtory. in t6t6 he
'K)mesny«t Arensbet};. Me gntduated MMarburg, wnscatted <o6))the post oteounciUorand physiclan
in phitomphy, t~t bccnme professor of nmthe- to the then Duke of HeMe-Cfmei, when he had
maties there, t~; t6o6, Med. Doct.; fëoç, reluctantly ta resign his ctmir. He died y Dec..
~ppointed professo)' to give public lectures on t6~t, at Marburg. He wrote seventt works on
ltitro-Chemtstry, that is Chemtstry. the first medicine,and notes on Beguinm'7)'M~<<f~ undef
establisbedchittrofthis subject in HMrope.ttccorfting the pseudonym of Christopher UtMttadt (y.f.).
to Mercklinand others. Ko)be, however, hns His works coUectedby JohreniM were puMished in
taken no noticeof the fact, if he was aw<tteof it, in folio, Fhtneof. 1684.16~, ftttdt {(tGenmm, 1698.
Bore),WM<<M C4~M/«!, x654. p. tta. Strieder. GnM<)MM~««t<t<M<j<rA<« C<M~«<
Mercklin,~M~tM ~«CMt~ t6S6, p. $$8. ~~&~r~/<'< 0<~M~. !y8s, v. pp. aaMSc.
Conring, ln HmwrMM ~tr~M ~MMttOt Gmetin, CtKA)~A<< der CA««!t,t?~, t. pp. $6$.
/«/nMf)«:<K), t687, pp. a45, 9$~.
Ftther, 7'AM<n<~f<fersM<M~</<!tW«a<, Fuchs, J?~<'M~tWt der ot~)~ /a~f,
1688,p. tMO, portrait, p). 6t. t8o&o8, pp. M:. t<tt.
Witte, /)«!f<a)x Oio..f7"4pltiçum,t688, y Dec., ~«!p~A« ~Mt'«:A', Paris, Panckoucke (t8e<~
tôy, Sic. D4 ff~e. a~),y. p. Sa.
Roth-Sehohz,/?<Mo<~<t Chemica,t~, pp. r0t)- Sprenge!, G~< <&~ ~~x~t< t8a~ !Y.
p. aSg.
Manget. Bibliotheca ~c~m ~M'<Mf<'y?<m, De~eitaefif!,/ Mc/<'M<MwK AM~tt~t« <~ /« JMit'
t73t. p. 598. <~<, t836, 111. p. 47.
SMUe,~m/tt'~H~sur Historie der AMt<~OHtA<« Hoefer, ~<t~~ /« C~m~. 1843. il. p. ~8:
(/<n~7, lygt. pp. 730, 780 783. 1869,il. p. qo.
Kestner,~M~ww~A~ C<-M~M, t74o, Kopp, <?<!MtM~ der C~MM,!94<t.il. p. tS.
B&yte& Thillaye, C«j;nt~« M<M<fa&, i8ss. i.
(7<&M-M<w, ty~o, ii. p. 4~3.
JMter, ~)'<tMttM
co).t~St. PoggeodMtf,B~gr<t~M<fA.<H<H!~J< ~<t)«<.
Matthiœ, Co~~f/M /a~
Georgius A/f~- tt~M!tfiM«A, tMg, i. cot. t<M3.
ft~~m ~M«~apf«~, !76t, p. ~3. BiMngs, /H<&y.e<!At/< <88~,v. p. 869 a<td
Haller, ~fAt~n ~c/<K/<'a, t~t, i. p. 4;3 Série:, t~ot, ti. p. 770.
(Tmetatus de opio). ~?!fA'<MMMW M<yf/<~A~«t des &K~fM ~M<tM.
tMter, BtM<~A<t:a A~<fM<f ~'<K<tM,t777, ii. <a/ 46me Série,ï8S6. xii. p. 4pt. 1.
pp. qw~r6. Hirseh, ~<!f!M!~uf~ Z<~<M<<&f~WM-
È~' ~~M~-f A~A~M <& la .t/w, ~'<<& ~<< a~ ~M und t886, iiL
t778, )i. p. <t< p. 66.
Baumer,~AfAh'M Chemica. t78~.p. !S.

HARTUNG VON HOFF (CASPAR).

Von der Bereitung des gebenedeyten Philosophischen Steins.
DARtOT(CLAUDE),Die gulden Arch, Schatz und Kunstkammer, t6t4, Part n.
p. t.
MGULU5(BENEDtcrus), ThesaunneHa, t68z, p. 245.
KRÔFFNETEGeheimnissedes Steins der Weisen (<7o8),p. 349.

HARVETUS (ISRAEL).
Demonstratto veritatis doctrinae Chymicae. Aduersus loan. Riolani Com-
parationem veteris Medicinae cum noua, Hippocraticre cum Hermetica,
Dogmatise cum Spagyrica. Auctore Israele Harveto Medico Aurelian.
Hanoviee Typis Wechdianis, Apud Ctaudium Marnium & hseredes loan.
MDCV.
Aubrii. MUCV.
Aubrii.
8'. Pp.
8'. Pp.M3M.
M3M.
A))thnt 1 havefoand recorded about Harvetus t! century, was a partisan of chemistry.andwrote in
that he\va! a native of Orleans, tived «t theend of de<ence of it against Riolanus and the PMis
thé sixteenth Md begtnn!ng o( thé ;e<Ntteemh Faculty, who had condemned the abatt, not to say
 ~y~-jMM~MM 367

HARVETUS (ISRAËL). (~A~~

tho )Me,of its pHoeiptesin medMM. Betidesthe Responsiopro Centuta Schobe PaH~ensis contm
ptesentwortthewroM: 'De<ëns)oChy)niœedveMU<Aichymixmtata,' ParMis. t<o6, 8°, pp. t8~ [9}.
Apotogiam&eeMm-amSehotte MemeofamPxrts)- He <t]soengeged inMother conttrovetsy Dis«ws
ensium &in eMdemGuitietmi BMcytMti,Mcdici contre le Paradoxe de !~twent Joubert. qu'il n'y
Aurellâneutis ootaOones,'Parisiis, te&t, S*. This a aucune raison que quetaue~uns puissent vivre
appturenttywas reptied to by Riotanusunder the sans manger durant ptuaears jours et ana~
donym of Joh. Antarvetus Apotogia pro Niort, <s9y, ta' There was a Latin édition n)!o,
JudioioschotteP~ittensb de Atehytnfx.PtUTts. t6o4t A~tethtn. t6<M,S', of what Httttef teKtty styles
9°. The dtMUtdonwas continaed by RManus in 'iMnbxttercatic.'
anotherbook: Ad Libavi MMiMn.Joo). Riolani
MetdtMn,AOx~tM ~«wt~ t686, pt7t6. ~f~-aF-t<«' C~<' <~ ~t <~<~t«',ty8s.
Manget, ~«?«~0 &fJ~wMX ~~<~W)M, PP. 57t.
'73)f. Il. p. <<a. JS«~'a~<<' ~~<nA', P«r)$, Panckoucke (tSao-
Kestner, ~MaMt~f~ G~~M.t&M, ty~o, 9;). w.p. M.
MMser, <j~ der ~~0«, tMt. !i. pp.
Georgius M<Hthhe,Co<M Historie tt6. tty.
«wtMM <~<t<)!jf<ctM, ~76~.p. ~4t. DK-<<0<t))0~ <))~<tM des .'Mf~fM Midi.
HaBtt, F~/te«<M <<«ot/eM~a.t~, i. p. 980. <'a/<t,4èmeS6He.tM6, xii. p. 4a6'
HoU~J~Hf, t~. i) Htt~ch. C«~~«t-/M ~t<~« o~ ~~Mt~t.
pp.398,3«~ ~i-)«/f)t~~M;A'<!?<-~</fw und WAf, t8M, ifi.
E!oy. Z)<<MMM~ ~f d, la ~M/w, p. 7t.
t778.ii.p.4~3.

HASELMEYER (ADAM).
Antwort an die LobwOrdigeBruderschant der Theosophen vom Rosenkreutz
N.N.
-SwAt.U!BMRtt)t!
undGénérâtReformation,t~St,p. 99.
Qmetin,C~K<M& der C~<w~,ty~, p. ;6~, Hfuetmeyer'snMnek notmentioned Ktctt,
note. anditdoesnotocearinthe.Mw/v. by

HASLÏNG (ELIASJOHANNES).
HNSSUMO (EUASJOHANMES).

HAUDICQUER DE BLANCOURT.
De l'Art de la Verrerie. Oh l'on apprend à faire le Verre, le Crishd, &
t'Emait. La maniere de faire les Pertes, les Pierres pr~deuses,la Porcelaine,
& les Miroirs. La Méthode de peindre sur le Verre & en Emait. De
tirer les couleurs des Métaux,Mineraux, Herbes & Fleurs.
Ouvrage rempli de plusieurs Secrets & Curiositez, inconnuës Jusqu'à
present. Par M. Haudicquer de Blancourt. A Paris; Chez Jean
Jombert, prés les à
Augustins l'Image nôtre-Dame. M. DC.XCVII. Avec
Privilege du Roy.
M*. Pp.[t6}6M[s,tNaatt].8plates.
Theteban EngUth tmo~aMoo 'ThéArtofGtM<, London,t6$$.8*.towMchWM
addedanappendix onmtddaggtM~t~. Neweditionofthe French,Paris.tyt8,in
woparM,M*. Thisis a Mptfnt ofthét697tditioa.towhichbasbemadded Thdtt
dMHMKtPteeieMes."
The «ttgtnat
&uv amgwoa work
warsnc is Btttemno
na ~aua moreuuw
thmaA ttaMiation
w of NeH'sL'Arte~/MM-m.
The author was bom in Picardy about !6$o, and even affirmed that he poseMed some tdchemieat
he tMced bis d<Mentfrom a Robert HMdiquer secrets. tn consequence of a charge of (bn~nfr
who Nom~~hedin 1349. By some he !s called MMientHttesofnoNUty he WMsent to (heganqw
Jean, by otheM FMnçei& He Uwd in Pat)!!and ia no!, and this «M commuted to perpemtJ
9peM B~e and twenty years la accumNjatinR hnpnMnment. AUhis papersand coUeetMMwere
nMterh) forthe history of the noMtiMof hb pro. depo~ted in the BtbKctMtMeRowh, tot)~, t?c&
vtMt.. He tell heiralso to the eot)<'ct!onof MSS. His works relate to the nobittty M Picturdy,
be!ongtng to FMa(MisDuchesne, whose daughter Rtris, t6p3 or t6$<, 4*, pp. syS. Hbtodcai
he mMtiedh) t68A. ta addition to hisgentah)): researchMon the Otdte of the Saint-Esprit, Paris,
and htMttMcstudies he cOMMMd ehemhtty and t69s, a vols, M*,and the present treatise on g)aM.
368 ~MVC8~E/?WM7'mw

HAUDICQUER
HAUDICQUER DE BLANCOURT.
DE BLANCOURT. Cf~
vvis~am~saw,
/ft<w< < &~f<Mtj, Sept. t69% p. 43t (notice Fuch: A'<MM der <~M<«'~« ~a/«r.
of bis workon the nobiUty): Avr)i, t6~s, p. t79; t8o6.oS, p. xtt (otth him Blankard it) the index,
juin. t~M, p. 4M (notice of his work on thé order but B~necatt inthe text, and speaks ofM édition
oftheSt. bspnt). oft~hs,t697.4'(w)).
Jacques t~etong. ~tW/a/~sc ~t'j~t'~M do la /tf'<WM~&M M!<<w~ <8;7, xviii. p. MO
~'<t<t< t77t, iii. p. ytt, No. 40;to; p. 7~9, No. (anic&byW~).
/V«Mtw/A A'<!pt~M Ct'Mt'MtA', t8s8, xxiii. col.
Adetung. ~<'t?~/f«<tf. <t< /M<~ 549.
f~f/fo. t~S~, ii. col. i8i8. ~erguson, Notes on BootM of Secrets,' in
GtHetin, G~t'AffA/'fdrr Chemie, *799, i". p. 39. thé 3'nt~e~MJ ~nrAa<N<fpfca< &~(f </
ii.
~/«~p~< t883, p. to~ tS~o. N.S. i. p. !M6.

HAUSS (Das) des Lichts.

PHILALETHES (EUGENtUS~.

HAUTNORTHON (JOSAPHAT FRtEDERtCH).

Der Verlangte Dritte Anfang der MineralischenDinge,oder vom Philosophischen
Sattz, Nebenst der wahren Prœpamtionj Lapidis & Tinctune Philosophorum.
Darin die Sucher dieser grossen Geheimnufs vom Philosophischen Werck
einen solchen Nachricht finden, dafs defsgleichen mit keinem Gelde zu
bezahlen; So aber ihnen aufs inniglichem Mitleiden wegen defs langen
suchens rund und frey heraus ohn aUen umbschwetffmitgetheilet wird vom
Sohn Sendivogii, genant I. F. H. S. Gedruckt zu Amsterdam, Vor
Christoffet Luycken, BuchverkauHërauff der Haarlemmen Creutzstrafsen, da
sie verkaufftwerden. t65?.
s*. Pp.[8]~o.
Thisis thc original
of thefirstdivisionof thé 'Vorfede'Msigned J. F. H. S., Gegeben
in
~<f~/M.Thereissaidto ))eanedition Amster. UefH&ndt denzoM~tt.t6;7, whichwowM seem
dam,1656.but that may be doubted.for the to imptythfUthisis
thé firstédition.

Josaphat Friederich Hautnorthons Svecus, dritter An<ang der Mmetaiischen

Dinge, oder vom Philosophischen Sa!tz; nebenst der wahren Pmeparation
Lapidis et Tincturae Philosophorum. Darinnen die Sucher dieser grossen
Geheimnuis vom Philosophiscben Werck eine solche Nachricht finden, dafs
defsgleichen mit keinem Gelde zu bezahlen; So aber ihnen aus inniglichen
Mitleiden, wegen des langen Suchens, rund und frey heraus ohne aUen
Umschweiff mitgetheilet wird. Und nun zum Druck befordert worden
durch Friederich Roth-Sehottzen Herrenst. Siles. Numberg, bey Adam
Jonathan Fetfsecker. 1727.
S*. Pp.359-390.ËxtmctfromRoth-SchotM's 7'AM<n<m.
Lucerna Salis Philosophorum. Hoc est: Delineatio nuda desiderati illius
Principii tertii minera!ium Sendivogiani, sive Salis pontici,quod est subjectum
omnis mirabititatis & Academia nnica veterum Sapientum, nec non clavis
artis Gebricae, claudens sigillans & aperiens, nemine aMas pandente vel
occludente, continens simul vetam pra~parattonetnhujus mirabilis saponis
& aquœ siccœ, quse nihil madefacit, nec ulli atii rei in Mundo commiscetur,
quam metallis Secundum methodum quA cuncti Philosophi panacaeamillam
universalem confecerunt, in salutem atHicti hominis ceu eiHgiel & imaginis
gloriosi Dei, qui laudetur in secula seculorum. Ad contestanctum animum
officiosumerga prolem doctrinae fideliter eidem communicata à Stio Sendi-
 /M~?WM7W<W

HAUTNORTHON (JbSAMATFRtKDERtCH).<
v<i, anagrammattc~ vocato: Tuis Ophir dono fert theca Saturni. Annum
publicationiscontinet famosum ittud Paracets! vaticinium
ELIas artIVM artes DoCebIt.
Et iUudnostri CosmopoMttB
MonatChIa BoteaLïs &DVenïet.
Et BShmu TeutonM
LILIVM eDet fLores & septentrIone.
Amstelodami,Apud Henricum Bétkium, cum privilegio. An. MDCLVÏÏÏ.
8*. Pp
8. Pp. _`t6y[t].
`_r J.
Thé 'PneMe' b etmed "J. F. H. S. Fitio the ~«M~ be~ionfM; Re~ queedaM in hoc
Sendivo~ii."wMchstands for Jfo~phtH Frtdortcus Mnndo tnveuttttr.'–'Ks ist ein Ding ln dteMr
HmtMMtten w HMtBOfthon, or HeMttortton Wett.'
StMCtM. TwfShWt notes tu therMderco<)ta!H. < an
TËe t8!)më MatàtM, t" thé whote of théGerman account by the author of the <w)gi)t
of thé work and
of t6s7, bat Capp. M. & v. have been en)arse(!. thé meaning of the tMe 'F!):m SetMMwg! and
At thé end ot Cap. viit. bas been introduced a a" the statement of the authct's pseadonyo;)
RecaptMMo,' and a catalogue of tht best and Josaphat F. Heutnortton.
most oseM M<h0!<,and a waming aMinst the The Appendix coMaiM; *Co))oquiumSpiritus
writinp ot Gtmbe)' tp. 63), to whom thé author Mefeurii cum fratre Atherto Bavero sive Bawo.
was m)cen)pMmMng)yopposed. Monacho C~rmeKtano, &c., whichwas printed abo
'fbea (b))<)iM
(pp. &t.t36) a hxnnony of authors in F)g())tf!' 7~M<M'<t, p. tM, and must not be
oc )??)??< parts of chemistry, Mthirteen chaptefs, confused with the dialogue of Mercu<y.an At-
with an Epitogm chemist, and Nature, ascribed to SendivcgtM.
.N<MK contes<he DiatoguspttepaMtionta)Lapidis Both dialogues are inctuded ln Roth.Schottt's
PhUo~phM ampt!~ deM~eM,*to wMchare added edition ofSendivogtus*Works, 1718,pp. yat, ty9.

[Another Copy.]

Dritter AN&ngder Minerdischen Dinge vom Philosophischen Saltz.

ROTK-SCHOLTZ(PRtEDEMCH),DeutschesTheattam Chemieum,1728,i. p.339.
Pree&tio ad Mysterium occutte Nature, anonymi discipuli Johannis Grassei
Chottohsse!.
THBATRUM CHKMtCUM, t66t, vi. p. ~3.

Tractat vom philosophischen Saké.

~MHSttMETtSCHES
Se, A. B.
HSttMETtSCHESA. B. C., 1778, i.
C., t7y8, i. p.
*~t)t57.
The nome of the author of thete tracts appears This
name a.ppears also as Hautnortton and
under the initiais). F. H. S., with the additiona) Hautnorthon, and thé S. stands for ~t~w~ or
titte Filius or Sohn SendtwgM. The tast phrase &~mM.
has been supposedto denote Mttmt Mnshtp. but In addition to théabove tracts hewrote another,
this i*not inaceotdancewith whatis known other. ~~«M /'<t<'<Mf~&t««,in German and l.atin on
wise of the author, and it meaM on)y that he oppo~te pages. tKo, a", pp. ~tft btaah].. This
reverenced Sendiwgius as his father, iMMetor. is a vMeat <mack on GbHtber. thé same in!tiats
and exampte. The mMhcr.indeed. himsetf sentes also appear in the t6os édition of HoMandux'
tbe qae~ttO)),for ha says (~.Mf~oe, p. i~): Ne C~M f~ or as thèse of thé éditer, and
quid tector colendissimesinistri de me Aactote Northo)) Hautnorthon. by birth a Swede. and
ho}as tfeetata)i cogites,quod ego me magni iNhM son-in-law of the wortd-renowned PoMsh adept
Sendfvogii filiumnommem, scias veUn), me car. Sendivogias,' is the reputed author of certain
natiter tatem non esse, sed secundunt doetrioam. 'eanonic m!M' in verse, which are contained in
quam vet& patentant ex ipsius inconipatabiMbM thé Hennaphroditisches Sonn. undMond'Kind,'
cptMcntishahai, utetiam ipse fatetur in tract. Il. i?M ~.f.).
his verbis: Dixitibi per sanctum Dettt)),quod Now while the Mtiah have been etuddated by
pater SUc débet,etc. thé user ofthem himtetf, it has bem gatheredfrom
The interpretationof the ioUMs ? given in the other sonrcet that Hautnorthon is a pseudonym,
~t«~~«t, p. !;?, wherethé editor infomMus that and that the author was Johann Harprecht.
after pubmMng the above German tract, he was Borrichins tells us that Johann Hafprecht (who
inundated with letters asMttg for the authorss tiked to hida hitnsetfunder thé titte FitiusSendi'
name and he did not know what it was if not vogii'), ~onoftho.TMMeeenprofMMr.Mtretatyfor~ a
/&M~ht~/!W~W ~«/~<~AW. time tb nitron CronMeOta< Riga, spent the whole
2 A
370 ~4<77WO~?WC'A-A~~Z'/f/C~'

HAUTNORTHON (JOSAPHAT
FRtEMRtCH). <
winter with him in i6S7, aad during their in. nortton, Roth-Sehottt ignores the name of Har-
tcreourso admitted that he had got the Ms. of preeht, and deals with Hautnortton as the author.
GrasMUs'or Chorto)asseu$' Ktefner Bauer' from A~ Borrichim is quite positive about his origin,
a friend in Livonia. and had often rcad it and even
thé author was thé son of Johnnn Harprecht,
(ntnscribed it that he had no doubt of the truthprofesser of tttwat Tubingen (who died <8 Septf.,
of the processes, but as he had only some ores oft639, Witte, ~M/«m A<jjp~~«am, Nn~ w/c
lead from Misnia to work on he tneant to go to t«e «Mne),and was born in t6io. It is po~iNe
Holland to prove the truth of the ats. by cxperi.
that he was intpreMtd by Seadi''ogias.*traMnxt*
ment. When there he published certain tracts: tations and attracted by his writings, and in bis
Z~.?«&.M<7M<~M~<M, ZM~~o &/M~V<'j<~tc<, ettthMiMmcaHedbintsetfMs'ton.'imdendeavoafed
etc., under the name of Filius Sendivogli. t these
to understand his writings and anain the position
ita pives expression to pious and God.fearing of an adopt, and for this purpose travelledin order
KntxnenM Mer the fashion of the old sages, but to find some one who could throw Ught on the
whetherwhenhe pubtished them. he tVMan adept or subject. But t hnve not found anything potittvety
not, Horrichiuseontesses hewas very muehin doubt,stated about him, except what BorrichitMsays,and
not merety because, shortlybefore, Harprecht knewthe dates of his books; not even the date of his
nothing whatever about the art of nssaying metals,
deathis recorded.
but especiaHyon account of two obsen'ations in thé Petraeus, however, has introduced some freth
writings themsetves: one that the matter at the complications. He aho identifies Harprecht with
beginning of the great workis sweet, which pointsthe Filius Sendifogii.' and states that he madetMe
to thé use of tead thé otherthat thé erndespirtt of Grasseos*book. He then add~that he sold the
tinges, but not pertnaHentty.' which BorfichitM us&on account of their i!)egibitity–<ora good
shows is borrowed from a passage in the' Kleiner sum, thnt they were taken to Livonia, that Har.
Bauer.' precht ultintately married a woman with money,
!n ait this account, euriousty enough, Bor. changed his name to Johann HisHa~ CafdihMius.
richiM takes no notice of the tnttiats J. F. H. S.,
and publisheda number of nx-dicat and chemicai
but Roth-Schohz adds the reniark that "his name books. Thisalso is possible,for, if the accounts be
must bave been Johann Friederich and not simply correct, Cardilucius was stitt alive in t68o–at least
Johann, because J. F. H. S. stands on his writings,
oneof his books appeared in that year. But on the
which may dénote Johanne- Fitiu- Harpcecht!, other hand those whomentionCatditocius,Matthiœ
Svevus." Perbaps it may; but it would surely for example (Cf~tc/M ~M/<'M« ~'<<&cM<M
have been more logical and reasonable on Roth- <-A~M/f~<ft(j. ï76t. p. 830)makeno fefereBeewhat.
Schottt's part to have put Johanues Fridericus ever to his being the same person as Harprecht.
Harprecht, Svevus.' Then Roth-Scholtz goes on Birkholz (AdaMah Booz) accepts Borrichius*
to quote the passage from the 2.MM-Mabove statement, but adds nothing to our knowtedee of
mentioned in which the name of Josaphat Fri. the tacts. He states, however, that the latest
dericus Hautnortton is given, after which aU the édition is that in Joseph Ferdinand Kleeblatt's
entries are put under that titie. A<'w//<a«.g<< «'M~f ntt.f<t«c~x«' ~~<M~AM
Whi)e therefore Borrichius assigns the tracts to
jfA~'<H/~af<«7'~</<!y&M<, Fmnkfurtund Leipzig,
Harprecht, and exhibits no knowledge of Haut. 1768.
BornchiM, Coaj~e~M &)'«r!Wt CA<)«~MMM, AdaMah Boot, ZM<~<M«Aa&~eC~etK, t~,
t6e7. p.3S (caib him F!)i))sSendivogii). Vorbericht, f.*4
Roth-SchotM, ~M'AM/MNM<~t~t't C4y!M<~< Sentier, M~a~A'jf~ ~am/«~<tt sur ~j~n'<
&A< t~tS, Vorbericht, p. tg. t&t-/f«t<'<tt~K«f,!y88, iM.pp.3S'4?'
Roth-SchotM,~<iM~~a 6M<a~«, tyay, pp. 188 Gmelin,<?<w~~ <~ C~MM, 1707,i. pp. 6to.
(eatb him Harbrecht, and quotes thé name Haut-
norton) to6.~o<t(and notes). 1624. Xtpertorium ~f
Fuchs, ~<~<~a~!<<)t der «t<Mf~<A<«
chtutisckex /.t'~<faï«<
Littrralur,
Lenglet Dufresnoy. ~T~/MM la ~tt'~j~M !8o6-o8,p. t53.
~<Mm~tjr«t,*74~t lit- P-so~. Schmieder, <?<'j~«f~a!o'<~<'< 1839.p. 410.
Fictuld, /*n)~ 1/~3. Th. i. p. oo (re. Figuier. /<-A/)mM <-<les ~/<'A<mM~, ï8s6,
commendedto beginners 1). P. 3:6.
Petnteus, &t~/<< t~M/w Ct~~t'~ &A<<, Ladrague, ~K)/~a< 0<«w~; &<Mtf~
t7<o, Neue Vorrede, e9 e~ja-e~ ~f/«. .Sw~M, 1870,No. ta<3.
Mumer. ~MM~eM Ctot«fo, 1782. p. 96. Kopp, ~/<«M, t8)i6,ii. p. 386.
F<y/n~.tw<?M~<<<<&r~M<VMC4«M<, ty8s,
p. 617.

HEADRICH (JOHN).
Arcana Philosophia or, Chymical Secrets, containing the noted and useful
Chymical Medicines of Dr. Wit. and Rich. Russel Chymists, viz.
I. Species Vitae, alias Universalis.
II. Tinctura Regalis, caM'd Scorbufick, &c.
III. Species Coroborativa, alias Pleuretica.
IV. Species Proprietatis.
V. Species Minor.
VI. A Pestilential Cordial, caH'd his White Cordial.
 ~S~Z)/?/C~–~?C~B'A~4~ ~f

HEADRICH (JOHN). C<wA'

As also Several Curious Chymical Processes and Spagerick Preparations
of Naturat things for the use of Medicin, and many other things of great
use and vertue in Eradicating the most Stubborn Diseascs Likewise Four
curious sma!t Treatises, viz. the I. of Fevers, the II. of the Jaundies, the
111. of Madnefs, and the IV. of Diarrhieas, Lientries, &c. by the Renowned
and most Approved Dr. Aurelius Phi):pus Theophrastus Paracetsus, of
Hoheneim. PuMish'd by John Headrich, Phtto-Chymtcus, and formerly
Operator to Dr. Richard Russell. London, Printed and Sold by Henry
Hills in Btack-Fryers, the Publisher, at the Blew BaU in Hogsden, over
against the Crooked Billet, near Shoreditch Churcb, and the BookseHers
of London, &c. tô~.
S*. Pp.ft6';ta8[7,tbta~.
*ft*~J*
Richard RuseUof whom Hoadrich caMshimsetf der and Kopp, but nothing seems to be known
the opemtor, is known as thé <raM)ator or thc about the man Mnxetf. ln the British Museum
works ofGeberand Bega!ttM, and possiNyothers. Catalogue he is called Hœdt)c)t.
Headrich's bookis mentioned by Gmetin.Schmie-
Gme)in, <7«fjMc~der C~m~, iyo6. ii. p. ~9. Kopp, Dit ~M«)tf< !686, il, p. 3~.
Schmieder, &<rA~<~<&f~M~xM. !<)3Z,p. 460.

HEBENSTREÏT (ERNST BENJAMtN GOTTHEB).

SCHEELE
vw w.v uc. ~wassw (KARL Wt!.HELM),
mna.narJa.nal,vOpUSCUta,t788.
trua
HebenstroitWMborn at Leipzig, to Feb., !?s8. Vom rothen Spit&gJMe, t7&t; tteatises on thé
He studied at thc University there. and graduated sophistication of wines, on medMne and surgery,
in medicine, in t/S~ was nppointcd professor &c. and (nuM)MedWtttenus' Metttt~rgy, thé
extraordixaryof general Medicine, and in i~ of worb of Mereman, Fcntaxa, Fourcroy, VM
Anatornyand Surgeryat the University. He WM MMum, and otnets. Hedied ut Leipzig, ta Dec.,
a member of sevemi soeiettes. He wrote some !So3.
papers: De aqxtB natura mërea, Leipzig, t78s;
Wet)t, ~iM~/<A~<~a~fM, !y8o. Spreng':), <7<M<<fA/< < <4~/t~~<&, t)M, v.
Meusel, Da ~!&< 7~«~A/a~ «<<«'Z.f.n~oa P. 873.
</<</</ /<~«&)! y<'«/<x .&<< lypy. iii. Deteimeris, /Mf/KMUM~
D' ',1' .1.A!~~&.
<& 1 U~j
~A~~
p. t35 ix. p. p. ~y xii. p; 338 ii. p. 64 fMM,1836.tU. 1.p. 67.
~V.i. p. 255: Il. p. ts6 iii. p. t~3 *v.p. ~a v. p. Phi))ippe & Ludwi <;<tc~A<<der ~/o~<t~,
v<;p. ~s .vi~p. 539 vii). p. 327 ix. p. 338. !8M. pp. 693. &t8, y~.
Gmeka. C«~A<< &f C~MM, t?~ ti). pp. !'oggendor<r. Hand.
2 Bio~ 31;Jo 1r
t<< tMg. i.co). 10~3.
Bt<jpr<A<tM&,Mddkalt. Paris,
l~s, I'anekouake
Panckoucke (tSito-
~h v. p. 106.

HËCKENHAUER (WtLHEm).
Withetm Heckenhauers des Jüngern, gewesenen Guardein und Muntz-Meistets
in Augspurg,L<~ier-BUcMein,vorstellend, wie man kurtzHchohne Rechnung,
allerley Silber auf allerhand Zusâtze logieren kônne. Anjetzo verhtessert,
vermehtt, und mit 3. Loth angefangen. Deme auch gantz neu beygefOgct
ist, ein deutlicher Unterricht, wie man das Gold logieren konne und solle;
Allen Gotd- und Silber-Arbeitern, und welche sich des Logierens bedienen,
zut Nachncht vorgestellet und zum Druck befordert von denen der Zeit
Hoch-ObngkeMich-verordneten Vorgehern und Geschwornen der Gold-
schmiden, auch zu finden auf der Gotdschmids-Stuben in Augspurg. Mit
Rôm. Kaysert.Majestat a!)ergnâdigstemPnntegio. Daselbst gedruckt bey
Joh. Jacob Lotter, t7ï4.
6'. Nopagination.S:g' )(t.7,A.Z.A~-Gf;
in8, Hb.U in4 (~ a;6). t tMfof
emUft.
37~ ~ŒA~~M~E

HEER (HtMfRtCUS AB).

Spadacrene. Hoc est Fons Spadanus, accumtissime descriptus, ac!das bibendi
modus, medicamina oxipotis necessaria. Et observationum medicarum
oppido rararum liber untcus authore Henrico ab Heers, Tungro, Ser.
Princ. Ferdinandi Elect Coton. Pnnc. Leod. &c. MedicoCubiculario. Editio
correctior, & auctior cum Indice. Secunda Batava Editio. Lugduni Bata-
vomm, Ex OfHcinâ Adriani Wyngaerden, Anno claïacxLVM.
ï9'. Pp.[M]t59[)!?]:[8]~M[tt, 3 MM)<'j.Vignette,withthemotto:ArdM
Pulchrn.
QuaeMchra.
Quae
Hendr!)t van Heer belonged to a patrician Il first appMred at Liege, t6t4. and other
<a)ni)yof Tongres in the st~te of Liege, whete he éditions Me mentioned: t6az, S*! Lugd. Bat..
was born about ttyo. He was distinguished by t&t<.t9",t6S9,9 VO)S., 16' <68<,M*(pp.
his knowledge of philosophy and the nxKhematies. fs4j. 'M M: Ma54,['9. !bhnk]).Lip&, t&t;.
He tmvelled in Germany, ttaty. Spain, France and ta. ft was trMsJKtedtnto French Liège, t~,
Engtand, nnd ttnewthe fauRuagesofthose countries 1646, 8*; t64;. ta"; La Haye. tM9. M° edited
M weUas Latin, Greekand Hebrew. He gmduated by Wamer Chrouet with notes aad emendtHMM,
Mmewheteas M.D. and Mtt!ed in Liege ns town- especiattyitt the Chemistry. VindMte pro sua
physieiao from 1605. He was a)so physiciaa of Spad<Mrene,Leodii, t<4. 8°, was written a~Mt
Kraest Ferdinand, Nector of Cologne. Hc died van Hdmont. A bock which procured Mm <&.
about tôgô. He WMit man of ~ftat erudition, of tinctioni'ientitted: 'ObMrwtionesMedie!BoppM&
keen insight attd solid judgment. who continued a ranB in Spa et Leodii m!nMdver«Bcum mèdlca.
diligent student to the ck~e of hi~ career. Every mentis enquot setectit,' Leodii, tûgt, 8°; Lips.,
year he spent some weeks at Spa, on which he t&H. ta*: Lugd. Bât.. t68~, te (eppended to the
wrote the present beok. ~ecfafM~.
Van der Linden, De M~~ <«~ &'M duo, Haller. BibliothecaCM~a. t~, i. p. 309.
t637, p. 196. Haller, ~W<t'<4<fa~««t ~<t<M, t??}', H.
MercMin, ~.<a<&M!'tM KKefa~. !686, p. 394. p. ?3.
Roth-Scholta, ~McAt~t Ct<Mt<-a,1797, p. to6. A< ~M& Parit, Panckoucke (t&M.
~fanget, ~«~<M ~~Vo~M ~MM~~M, a~j, v. p. ta6.
t73t, t. ii. p. 69t. Sprengel, C<wAK'A/< der /<~M~hMK&,t&<y,iv.
Foppeas, ~~Ao/~M Z~&~a, 173~,i. p. t~o. PP' M7. SS5-
Kestner, Afif~fM«')!r~M <;Mf~/<n.~«w<, 1740, ~~atAt< ~tt<<«t<< ~M~M, tM4.a$,
P.389. vii).cot. ega (andrefereaces). (Artideby AtphoMe
tScher,
~MW<)MJ G~~M'~tffMf, t7~, ii. Le Roy.)
CN.t433. Billings, /<«&.tf.C!/<t~ tM~, vi. p. e6: and
E!oy. /K«t'<'<MM<~ A<~O~M de la ~/<MMt)M, Sénés, t~ï. p. 3.
'75!. 'i- p. if.
'779, p. 471. Hirsch, ~«jF~At'~t ~)~h)a der ~nw~t-
Matthite, C~<MM~'mme~MM* ~t<&x a&y ~<M <n~ MN~. tM6, iii.
A~OM, ïT~i, p. M8. p.ttO.
Hatter. ~~«a<M ~Ha<!MM<M, ~4, i. p. 3S3-
JTHM~tJH~IL~t~t~VtlAHFt
HEILMANN (JoHANN ~<H:~C~.
jACoa).
Sed THEATRUM CHËMtCUM, vi. t66t.
HetttMma was a physicien at ZweibtOdte and tnttnded w continue thé M< No more,
edited the above volume from Mss. and rare however, \vM ever iMUed.
éditionswhich had escaped notice in the previous !n thé préface (sig. 7 f~f) he tetb thé $tcry
volumes of the MM/n~m. !n his preface he of Gustenhofer't tmmmMMtionat SUMbut~ia
speciallyrequests those who may haveunpuMi~hed 1603. !t wM copied frem him by Mangct and is
Mss. to let him have them for printing, as he rctened te by ErmntttMm<tothets.
Man~et, F<M<M C~XM~aC~~o~a,tyoz, sig. Man<;et. ~M<A«a &o~e; ~Mt~M~M),
tg «r~. t73t, 1. !i. p. 6~3.
/X< J!<&~MT« /«)t.jp~' ~<M<a, 1~30,p. 80. Schm!eder, CMc&t<'A/< <M<M&, t&ga,p. 33:.

HEIMLIGKEIT (von der) aller HeMigkeiten.

.S<MNBANpNR (THEOPHH.US), Heptas Akhymica, t6at, p. aad p. 32!.
HEINIKE (SAMUEL).
Ctavicuta Salomonis oder ScM&sselzur hCchsten Weisheit erHMt, von Samuel
Hetoite. Emter und Zweiter TheH. Pre&butg, bei PhtUpp Utrich
Mahler, 1789.
S*.
Ot Pp. [9] a;
r~t~OJ~ ï~e~[abhM~
[a bhn~
The <r~~«&! ~a&MMMhas nothing to do with conjuration, in Adelun2's <?~A&~<der'
chemistry or alchemy. See an article on the /f<'A«t~Var~<< tyM. *). pp~33~-457.
treatise, whieh deab with magic, demonologyand
 ~~MCW-~ZC~M 3~

HELBACH (FRtRDRtCH).
Olivetum, das ist, Kunstbuch, darinnen grUndtucher vnd aufsführlicherBericht
gezeigt wird, wie man aufs aUen Erdtgewachsen, Metallen vnd andern
nat&rt!chen dingen, die zwey edelstenstück in der Artzney, ats Oel vnd
Saltz, nach Alchymistischer arth extruhifen vnd machen konne: Darinnen
auch beschrieben werden aUe Oel vnd Saltz, so durch grossen fleifs vicier
vornehmer Medicorum zu vnser Mit in wolbestelten Apothecken zufinden,
auch von berühmpten Medicis, Wundtârtzten, Apotheckern vnd Alchymisten
gebraucht werden: Au<s vielen Autoribus, auch noch vngedruckten
Atchymistischen Schri~en xusammen getragen, vnd in zweyen Btichern
fleissig beschrieben, Durch M. Fridericum Helbachium, Eckartshusanum.
Gedruckt zu Frxnckfurt am Mayn, bey Johann Saw, in Verlegung Petet
Kopaen. M.DC.V.
4*. Pp.[<9]!6s[tt]Mbhtn)<.TitteredandbhMk.ïWoodtut. Itnperfect:
69-78 torn
pp. 69-78
pp. torn «M.
out.
This wotk ts mentioned by Haller as well as und Ettpenmenten. Fmnkfurt, t6o6, 8'. This
anotherby thé same Mthor Oeno~Mphia. Wein. person h mentioned both by Jticher and Ha))er.
ttd)~, oder Kunstbuch vom Wein und Kt~atef- but thé btter puts (JM) after his nameas if he had
wein,FfM))ffurt,t6o~. 4". had some doubt about it. Certainty the form of
At this time there lived atM a Wende)!)) von the title is ofactty like thoseof FriednchHetbach't.
t-Mbsthwhowrote: Hortus Corporis. ArMgarUein t have Motfound imy notiMof the~eauthors.
des menschtichenLeibe«nit nothwendigenStftcken
JScher, /<«WM<t 0<r~«'M, tys~. Haller. FtW~A<t<t ~tM< /<f<c. 1777,ii.
col. M6o. p. 368 p. 380 (Wend. v. Hetbach).
Hitthf. &«'<~<t A~ft~tt, t77t, i. p. ~«t. Âdetucg. /'5'<e«~ .<«. /«'~t.
~/<A<M-f< tySy, Il. col. tMS.
HELBIG (JOHANNOTTO).
HMLLWtG (JOHANN OTTO VON).

HELCHER (HANSSHNNMCH).
Aurum PotabUe, oder Gold-Tinctur, dessen Prsparation, samt des Goldes
Vortreniichkeit und Anologie (sic) mit unserm C<)rper,Würckung und
Gebrauch cumtive so wohl ats prœservative, deuttich beschrieben, und auff
vielerleyEtnwurBëausfî<hr!ichgeantwortet wird von Han<s Heinrich Hetcher,
Phil.& Med. Doct. der Kâyserl. Leopoldinischen Societât Naturœ Curiosorum
Mit-Gliede,und Practico in Schweidnitz. Schweidnitz und Leipzig, Bey
Joh. Herbord K!o)sen, BuchhândL A. ly~.
8°. Pp.[t6]no.
Aurum Potabite, oder Gold-Tinctur, dessen Prreparation dafs die sicher,
samtdes Goldes VoTtrefHichke!t und Analogie mit unserm Côrper,Würckung
und Gebrauch cufative so woht ats ptœservative, nebst andem Medicamenten
vor allerley Kmnckheiten deutlich beschrieben, und auff viele Einwürffe
austuhrtich geantwortet wird von Hants Heinrich Helcher, PhiL & Med.
Doct.der Kayser!. Leopotdinischen Societât Natuœ CuriosorumMit-Gliede,
und Practico in Bre<stau. Zum andern maht vermehrter auNgptegt.
Bretslauund Leipzig, Bey Joh. Herbord Klofsen, Buchhand!. A. t~iS.
8°. fp. M309[t<~t btank].
Helcherwas bom nt Oels, in Sitesm, 9 May. M Nov., 1696. He practised at Oeb <utdSchweM-
t6~ h~t, Fueb~. Studied at Bredatt ttnd niM ) with more reputation than ment, for he was
FtattMUH<). d. 0. Mdgtaduated M. D. at L~ipag,at man of' secrets' who–itt an en)ightenedage like
374 ~ZC~M-N2.Z.MW

HELCHER (HANSS
tm~<fm<\ HEtNRten). C~
~ttan&a nntDtKH.M;. <~Oi'<M/<
ours jabMtys the ignorant tetf-sufBcient boast of the and etuttf!to h)!bellefstill the closeof bislife. He
eighteenth century] nourithed himsetf on the c)(t was elected a tnember of thé Academia Naturce
ehima'ras, long ago condemned." He was a be. Curiosorum, JmM. !7tt, under the nMue'of
tte\'erin potable gold as the present writing testiBes Hierotheus. He died of apoptexy,30 Oct.. tT~.
Roth'Schoth,
306-908.
AMo/A~a CAfw/M, t~, pp. Ktoy, /?tf/Ma«a</)' ~/<'n'~M </<'la ~~<MM'«<,
t7j'8, Il. p. 478.
Kestner, J~'i&<MMfAM C<«t.~«-tW, ty~o, Fuch!, /'<o~<« der <~<Mw<i4M
chemiscitra~
Li~lemtur,
7/<n</Mf,
P.383. t!!o6~)8,p. 90$.
JScher. ~M<'<w<
Allgemeines Ge~4f~.j~~<'<<, 1~0. Bt<yn! ~~«;a~f, Paris. Panckoucke (t8:o-
ii. col. t~Co. P. '39.
BUcbner, <<M<<M<<: ~«~ CMnojcntM L!utntgut,B~o~~a<0<(fs~~&!MfM&<'f,
~M/on«, t/M, p. 489, No. ~88. 1870, No. t6~.
Georgius Matthiœ. CM~r~ ~M/«r<a' J~ Billings,/~<<f.<C<!A! 1885. Yt. p. 4:; and
«)~M)M~MO/~Ma~, t?6t, p. ys3. Seriet, tgot, vi. p. 008.

HELIAS ARTISTA.

See EUAS.
~'M GLAUBER (JOHANN RUDOLPH).

HELIOPHÏLUS à Percis Philochemicus.

6'~ PERCIS(HELtOPHtLUS
À).
HELLRIEDEN (JOHANNHEtMRtCH COCHR!MVON).
-SMCOCHEtM(JOHANNHStNRtCH)von Hollrieden.

HELLWIG (CHRtSTOPHVON).
Chirurgia in Nuce, oder: Kurtze Anweisung, wie ein Chirurgus, oder Wund-
Artzt, nechst Gottticher Hülffe, allerhand SchMen, ats Wunden, Gesçhwure,
Bruche, &c. mit wenigen, doch guten, Medicamenten in kurtzer Zeit heilen,
und so wohl den Patienten ais sich selbst gtQckHch machen kônne; Jetzo
vermehret, und von vorigen Druckfehlern gesaubert. Ans Licht gegeben
von L. Christoph. Hetwig, jetzo Med. Privil. in Erffurdt. Muhlhausen,
Verlegts Michael Keyser, Buch-Handler. ïytS.
9* Pp-M~t bb)mk].
The firstedition,whichwasincorrectlyprinted, Witspubtishedat MOMhausen,
t709.
Fasciculus unterschiedUcher alten raren und wahren Philosophischen SchriJRen
vom Stein der Weisen, aus einem alten Lateinischen Manuscripto ins
Teutsche übersetzet, nebst einer curiosen Epistel von denen Duum Viris
Hermeticis Fœdetntis, und einer Vorrede von einem wunderbaren vermischten
uncorrosivischen Menstruo ex Macro' & Microcosmo die Metallen zu solviren,
von Lie. Christoph von Hellwig, Med. Pmct. Er& Leipzig und Bremen,
Verlegts Johann Andreas Grimm. Anno ï~tQ.
8°. 'r*L*~j~"
Pp.[t6]goa. R~ister~S].
.r TitteredMdMach.
t. Bines unbekanten Autoris Tract. wie der Desen Send-Schrtitten von ErMSrung der
Mbenedeyte Stein der Weisenzu machen [or. Von Geheimnissederalten Wellweisen, p. 8z.
CoMposioondes gebenedeytenSteins]. p. r. 6. Kinei nnbekanten Autoris sehr ntttzlicher
a. Fr. Herckmanns von Heidetberg Btiehtein Tractat in der Alchimie [or, Tractatus Atchymia*],
von secreten oder heimUchen Ringen (Geheinl- p. !0t.
nUssen) alter Philosophorum, die ehmahts vom 7. Licht der Weltweisen [or, Lumen l'hiloso.
Stein der Weisen geschnebeo. [?Heekman],p. 3& phorum or, LtuninareJ,p. it~.
Eines unbekanten Aut.Gesphtch vont Ste!ne 8. Andreœ Osiandri fract. von der Philosophia
der Weisen [or, GesprXch vom Lapide Phitoso- oder Wettweisheit.p. !4g.
phorum],p.44. 9. Gilberti, Ritriarchens zu Constantinopel Tr.
4. Mag. Atemanni von Bononienin Italien voU. vom Steinder Weisen, p. t~?.
kommen Werck[also Alamanus),p. &).
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HELLWIG (CHmsTOPHVON). C~~A'm~.

M. Bernhard) vonTrier.Canonici):u Regens, n. Arnoldi doVillaNovaOpusdeArtemajori,
putgTYact. vonNMMbtgung derNatur,ta <&t. oderdasgrosseWerck,p. 9M.
n. Francise! vonLuetin )ta)ienTr. t3. Jf.O.B.D.Henwtg*
Arnotphini JudMunt de Duum
de Lap. physico seuSumma Vins Hermeticis
[or,phitosophito] & homm Bpistola
t'<edemtis,
Rosart!PMoMphontm, p. tos. BuecinMoria secandtt.
p. 963.
(t'.f.JohannOtto,Baronde Hellwig.)
Vermehrt und verbessertes neu einger!chtetcs Lexicon Medico Chymicum,
oder: ChymischesLexicon,worinnem nicht aHeinedie Nahmen der nothtgsten
Laborum Chymicorum, sondern auch die gebrâuch)!chstenVasa, Oefen,
Instrumenta, &c. benennet nebst andern nützlichen Dingen. Worbey auch
untetschiedttche Stücke, was vor Composita daraus pnepariret und laboriret
werden, und von deren Tugenden, KntNten, Dosibus, &c. zu finden.
Lateinisch und Teutsch, nach dem Alphabeth eingerichtet. Nebst einen
Anhang etlicher Apothecket-Taxe,als einer Zugabe in Druck gegeben durch
L. Christoph von HeUwtg,Jtzo Med. Pract. in Erffurt. Franckfurthund
Leipzig, tn verlegung Johann Christoph Stofsets seel. Erben. in Erf!urth,
171&
t?t8.
8'. Pp.[8]4M. FroMispteceinetuded. Titteredandb)ae)<.
Therewasanédition, ofthisbock,in!7n, 8°.
apparentty
Neu eingerichtetes Lexicon Pharmaceuticum, oder Apothecker-Lexicon, wor-
innen Teutsch-Lateinisch,und Lateinisch-Teutsch,beyde nach dem Alphabeth,
die Stücke, welche ex triplici Regn6, oder dreyfachem Natur-Reiche, als
regnô Minerali,Vegetabili,Animali, in der Medicin,Apothecke und Chirurgie
gebrâuchtich, zu finden Darbey auch die Pneparata was von jedem Stuck
zu haben, nicht weniger die Vires und Doses gesetzet worden, um sich
desto besser und teichter darein zu richten; Vor diejenigen, welche der
edlen Medicin, Apothecker-Kunst und Chiru~ie zugethan, nôthig, vor
andere aber, welche nicht dergleichen ProfesCon, nützlich und annehmlich
zu lesen, und zu gebrauchen. Mit sonderm Fleifs und Mühealso eingerichtet
und anttzo zum Drittenmahie in Druck gegeben von L. Christoph Helhvigen,
P. L. C. & Pract. Erffurt. Franckfurth und Leipzig,In VerlegungJohann
Christoph Stossels seel. Erben in ErRurt, t7t4.
8*. Pp.[t6,fr&ntMpiece
incMed]350[<tNank]. TitleMitek
andfed.
Ofthis worktherewas
anéditionint~to.

Das bey jetzigen Zeiten neu-eingerichtetes Pest-Apotheckgen,darinnen der

Pest Ursprung, Eigenschaft't und Zeichen genau beschrieben; Samt einer
deutMchenAnweisung, wie man sich mit schlechten und wenig kostenden,
jedoch von Alt- und Neuen Medicis an vieten Menschen bewarth erfundenen
Hauts-Mittetnvon denen jetzt hin und wieder grasfirenden pestitentziaMschen
Fiebern und ansteckende Seuchen durch Gottes Beystand, so wohl vorsichtig
preserviren, als auch glücklich curiren kônne; Sonderlich denen Armen
und dem Land-Mann, wie auch andern zum besten auffgesetzt; von L.
Christoph Hellwig, Medic. Practic. Erfïurtens. Franckfurt und Leipzig,
zu finden bey Hieronymo Philippo Ritscheln, Buchhandter Anno 17~.
y. ~?59 M
~6 ~~W6'

HELLWIG (CHRtSTOPH von). C~~t~.

R~uls de Formulis Medicamentorum conscribendis, das ist Vom Recept.
Schreiben, in lucem ediMe a L. Christophoro HeUwigio,Thuringo, P. L.
Caes.Phys. Tenstadiens. Francofurti & Lipsiae, Apud Johannem Christo-
phorum Stëssetium, BiNiopotam Erffurtensem, M DCC VII.
8". Pp.y6hb)an)t}
A secondédition,mtitrstd,appearedin t/ta. Motschmann
saysthisis the onlytracthe wrotein
Latin.
L. Christoph. Hellwig. Cûttedâ-Tbuf. P. L. Cas. u. i. z. Stadt-Physic. zu
Tannstâdt in Thüringen. De Vera Solutione Auri, oder Bericht von der
wahren Solutione Auri, dafs solche, mit kleiner Mithe, und Kosten, in
kurtzer Zeit gantz ohne Feur, atknthatben, zu Wasser und Lande, Winters,
und Sommers, zu machen, und, dats man Animam Auri exttatu~n, und
ein so genandtes Aurum potabile, leichtlich, zu einer hohen Medicin haben
konne; aus der Erfahrung beschrieben. Nebst einem Sendschreiben, vom
Lapid. Philosophorum. Jena, Verlegts Joh. Bielcke, Buchhândl. ~02.
8'. Pp.[t~]to-~[tMat)k]. MS.notes.
Kurtze Beschreibung,Lob, Nutz und Gebrauch,des Theriacs, und Mithndats
Nebst einem Anhange, von der Medicina Universali, und woher solche zu
kriegen, &c. aufgesetzet von L. Christoph. Hettwig, Côlledâ-Thur. P. L.
Cœs. ietzigerZeit, Stadt-Pbysico zu Tannstâdt in Thunngen. Mühlhausen,
zufinden bey Michael Kâyser, Buchhiindler, im Jahr )yo4.
PpL~[:bhnk].
.M<*RELLWIG
Ste HELLWtG (JOHANM
(JOHANM OTTO
OTTO VON).
VON).
Christoph ton Hdtwig, Helwig, or Hetbie. He wrote thirty-OM books and hatf-a'dotea
bmther of Johann Otto. was bont at C0))a on thé tracts in his own name on tnediciM, surgery.
Losse. o)- CëKeda, in Thunngia, IS July, t66<, Matomy. botany, pharmacy, phy!)M, &c. One of
wenttojenain t68t,M)d made gréât progress m the mMt htefMttog of theiie has the titte ~<MMf.
medicine. wheo he WMinduced by his brother to <a~M& wt~a dis
accompany him on thé jûttrneM be was obliged to
undertake as a physicfan. He retumed to Jena
«~~<t<< <&f~&a, ~<Mi~/t«t, ~&~Mc~<a E<
and <MM~-~'&MMA!)~M~, w~ <wf<~«
for a bnefpenod and then went to Erfun in i68s, ~t<m<-e.<eMwr <<fK<ib< ~<«;~< unter-
aad attended the coursesof Vesti, Leichner, and ~M~eM<MM<M~«~e~<'<f«'j?~twM<)tat.
Harten<ë)ss, and appeared on four occasions in /<et M a!~ &MMMmM. ~a~ ««of /)hx~
public dtsputattons. .tt~< Le)pt)& Moa. He appeared under ~M~
the
!a 1688after pass!t)g the examination as Candi. MeMonytm Vatentin KrKutemmnn, Gaspar
datus Medicine, he begaapractice at Weissensee. Schroeder, and Constant Aletophilus Hentbetxw.
ln 1693 he rcmoved to FranckenhatMen on the and he edited works by his brother, by Sebastmn
K.ynhausef, and on thé a9June held his inaugural Winiig, Francken von Fraacketiau. Cardilucius,
disputation for the )icentiateship. under the pre- Conrad Kunrath, and others.
sidency of Hartenfelss, who a few days before had Our author must be distinguisbed front another
conferted on him the peetieattauret.wreath. petson of the same name who graduated M.D. at
h) t6o6 he was chosen physician by the town of Hesd )e tM&,was made professor the same year at
Tennstidt :n Thuriogia, where he continued <iU Greifswald, Md died there in ~690. He was a
t7ta, when he went to Etfutt, and died there 97 member of thé LeopoidineAcademy.
May, t/M. A third, possiNya son of thé preceding. was also
On August, 1716,lie was cretUed a of pMtessorot medicineat Grd&watd.
thé Gotden Cross and Count Palatine. Knight
Roth-Schottf, ~/KM!A<MC~/)t<f< ïyay. pp. Kestner, ~M&t~~tiht <«.<t.
74 (thé Fascicatos' 'notonger ofany value, and ty.m.
p.366.
most of the copies bave been sotd as wastepaper'), Ct'm~a /<-M/<t. M. ii. p. 430. He
MoMer,
9M, 9M.396. interprets the MtMk
initials L.C.H.KÏ.
LCI17ff.. Il.
to'n~:
p. 4390 eLi<.
MoMehmattn, ~e~o~'a Lilkrata, t?z<), i. pp. ~enMs
Chnstoph Helwig,Practicus TenstadteMis.)
i35-t6t. Jocher, ~M<Mt<M C</<<M-t~M, t7M. ii.
Manset, ~<e~M &~«~M <t~K«n<M, col. t~TS.
173!. ii. p. &)4. Matthiœ.C<'M~/«f~K<w~~M<<w~jH<
~t~ Aa~WMw~ ~t~< Hte&~M~, Mp< t76t, pt 874. (Ch. v. Henwig and bis
"73*. PP. 67, 68. pieudonym)
 A~ 3~
HELLWÏG
HELLWIG (CHMSTOPH
(CHMSTOPH Ct~MM~.
VON). Ct~MMt
VON). Mt.
HaUer. JK~<4<M ~«<t<cM«w.iMy. ii. p. 8t. Sehtoieder, C~A~M<<<!tf~m«'. tS~, pp.
EhW. Z~f/<MMM~-~/<~<« <&/<t jt~~M, 453. 601.
t~S, li. pt489. ~/«w«M'~
Oeiwimwit. tM~~M de la M~f.
&f««'GM~)<~< <~ jMAt~tC4<w<, )7:j. f~, t636, H!, t. p. 94.
Posgetxtwa. M~o~M~f/~w~c~ Hand.
Gmetin, Û~eMfA<t<&<' C~<w~, ~aa, H. pp. gin, MMftwA, tMfb i. eo~ M;
393.663. LMhaf~e.JMM&MiM~M 0<M<MM<M~M~
PudM, ~<~<~tt<M <<M' ~O~~A<~ JU~~t/tt~, tCTO.Nos.t347~t9.
t8o6.oS. pp. )t~, 99~, ?6, ~9. HiHth, FtMM~'t~t ~'t&w der ~e/TW~tM~'
F< ~f~, P~t. FMdMudœ (<&?. </w <4<e~ ~M ~<< MMt<-<tM6, iti. p.
a;), v. p. t43.

HELLWIG (JOHANNOTTO VOtt).

Joh. Ottonis Hetb~ii, Dr. Chur.Furstt. DurcM. Mt P&ttz Rahts, Leib-M<!dici,
und bey der Heydetbetg. Vnivemtât P. P. GHind!ich~ Antwort, Auff
Mgende Dtey Fmgen:
I. Wa$ eig~nt!ich der Lapis PhMcsophotNOtMy? P
Il. Worinnen seine Mat~na bwtebe,; undwie s!e musse bereitet worden?
IÏÏ. Vnd endUch was !<~n von denen Labomnten und Gotdouchem
insgemein Alchemisten, an Herren-Hdfen,halten solle? Anseinen geliebten
Freund, C T. S. Dr.
Heidelberg, In verlegung Johann Michael RudigeMGedruckt bey Samuel
Ammon.
M*. pw~4.
Joh. Ott. Lib. Bar. de Hetwig~ Magn. Bntanaf Eqvit. &c. Curiosa Physica,
oder Lehre von unterschiedlichen Natur-Gebeimnissen,welche unter etliche
Capitel gesetzet, und auf der ander Seite, befindlichsind, in etwas vermehret;
und ausgefertiget von L. Christoph Helwig, CoHedâ-Thur.P. L Caes.Phys.
in TâSstSdt. In Verlegung Michael K&ysers. Sondershausen, Druckts
Ludwig Heinrich Schonennafdc, Fürstl. Schwartzb. Hof~Buchd)'.Im Jahr
t?0t.
M*. Pp.[M~105[t bhott). tnterteaved wtthMS.aotef.
Johannis Ottonis Liber. Baronis de Hellvvig, Magn. Britann. Eqvitis S. Reg.
Maj. Danic. Consitiarii &c. pie Mémorise, Arcana Maiora, oder cunôse
und nüztliche Beschreibungvieler wahrbaften Physicalischen,Medicinischen,
Chymischen,Alcbymischen,Chyrurgischen, und OeconomischenGeheimnisse.
Aus WettberUhmterLeute, so woht Indianischen Bmminenoder Wettwetsen,
als auch Teutschen, Spanier, Itati&ncr, Engellânder, Hottâoder, Danen,
Fmntzosen, und anderer vortreBichen Manner Manuscriptis, und Cortespon-
dentzen, auch eigener Erfabrung, auf seinen zwantzigjahrigen weittauMgen
Reisen, mit sonderbaren F!eMs collegiret. Mit unterscbiedHchenschônen
raren Experimenten, ObservatioMn, und Animadversionenvermehret Auf
instandiges Verlangen vieler (so woM Hoher als Niedriger) Patronen und
Freunden, nunmehto in Druck gegeben, auch mit nützlichen Figuren und
nothtgen Registem versehen, von L. Christoph Heitwig, Phys. zu Tânnstadt.
Erste ErCsnung (sit for Erômung). Franckfurt und Leipzig, verlegts
Michael Kayser, Buchhandter in MuMhausen, dasetbst druckts Tobias
David Brudmer, im Jahr t~a.
9'. Pp.[M)77[i. Rtjgit.ter9. t Maatt].9 woodcuts.
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VON).

ZweyteMtOfnung93. Regis'ef 9~. t woodcut.

UtiMe 73. Rester 4, t Nank]. 3 woodeots.
Ktnfte r
M 70. Register 8}. awoodcut!.
Sechste )aj 80. Restste)-6j.
Siebende M 7t. RegisMryj. 68~st<ippett.
Athte fz] M(tbr ss). RM;. [6, t bttu~. woodeuts.
Neente
*~t- [z] 48. Regbter
~j~v. ~~MUCt~VJ.[6}
The tint titte is in btach and red printed over two pi<ze<. Each part has a
hue someumes included,Mmetintes not, in thc pitgMKHioo ofth': part. The book ia
cuarsetypnnted and the woodcuts are very rude. This copy waMsthé pcntait and
btogmphtcat notice by his brother whichare not Mduded in thé pagination.
Gmelin (p. 339) qaotes on)y an edition FmnMurt und Lti(Mig,t~. M°. of the

Johann. Ottonis de Helbig, Magnée Britanniae Equitis, & Serenis. Principis-

Electoris Palatini Consitian!, &c. Judicium de Duumvins Hermeticis
Fcedeta.tis, & horum 'Ëpistoh buccmatori~ secunda, Amico tale petenti per
Epistolam iesponsoriam communicatum, debitoque in bonum publicum
amore nunc editum. JeMe, Apud Samuelem Adolphum MaHerum Anno
M DC LXXXHI.
!a* Pp.45[3Nan)tJ.
PoggendorfrquotesthisbooitappaMntty under the titte: /)«<M<«))t<&M~M A<~M<< Amstetod.,
1683,ta, whteh seemsto be a misapprehension.

J udicium de Duum-Viris Hermeticis Fesdetatis.

~<e HELLWIG (CHR!STOPH VOM), Fasciculus, t7t9, p. ~63.

HE.LLWIG (JoHANN OTTO voN).

Aupuu, Centrum Naturae Concentratum, t68~.
~f QUAORATUMALCHY~USTtCUM,<70S.
Aupun, Centrum NatUtœ Concentratum, 1756.
~n_m..er_r.
PojgtttdMrffascntxs .u_the above tract C~MM the way, is not noticed by foggendora'at aH.
Ma/«M:<w<KeK~<<oa,Dantig, ~639, M*, to HeH- by Thé date 1639is a mMpriotfor KM he bas not
wig, notaware that he was the trauslator, and consideredthat Hettwi~wasnot bomtiHt6~t.
that the nominal author is onty
Ah P<iti,whose name,
His natmeis written Hetbig, and Helwig, but as electoral councillor and phy~ician and honorary
it appears in the /<MMne~Mtto~tt above, it is MofeMO)- at HeMetberg, ho was pri'y councillor at
)ohann Otto Liber BMQfon Hellwig. He was Gotha, the aune tank was eonfened on him by
bomin t6M at CSHedain Thuringia. From t6yt Christian V., king of Denmark, and Chartes JL
he studied Medicine at Jena, Krfurt, Altorf, and created him a baronet. He died at Bayreuth in
Ba~et,and graduated M.D.at Krfurtin t67<. He t6~S. He was the etder brother of
then wentto Amsterdam, sailed to the East tndies HeMwig,above, and hts poftnut by JacobChristoph
Petfus is
and pmctised for someyears in Batavia. On his atKrfurt.
travels he mixed with w kinds of peopte, studied Besides the above he <MOtealso: /M~</«t <M
their languages attd manners and learned much M~«mt<<t)M«<~<!Ot
from them. When he returned from the east he Hamburgi, t68o. S';~fjMeM, BaMYtas,1~8,
tMo~ M" mth
travetted it) Portugal, FrMtce, ttaty, De<)tmar)(, two teMeM.«ne on the H~de!berg,
pMtMopher's stone and the
Holland, Engtand, knew most of the languages other on the R<MicnMiMM.
and wnsrecetved with much honour. He was thé
Mercktit).~t'n~w~f «~~M/M, t6f!6. p. 6~ /a<-<~/.«~/<<t ~~exxM ~/«'M<! ~A!&tf<e.
Bornchiu& Cf/M~/w &-<<w~ C~fM«-~«m, t739, p. 67.
'P.hKo.ixxi. Kestner, fMa~M~Mt G<M*<e)t.«<at, t?~o,
Reimn~nn, &M/«7<t<y Mdie ~Kt/~MM /<7~
<tf«tMderer T'M~e~ tTo~,iii. p. ~69. Lengtet Duffesnoy, Histoire f~ /a /W/<w~M
Christoph Hellwig, notice prelixed to Arcana ~<'M~a~ t~B, iX. pp~t83, t8~.
.t/ttM~t, t7tz. tocher, ~~f<WM« <M~M~<t.Z«M'a, ty~ ii.
Roth~chottz, ~/A'/A«M C&-7/<«-<t, tya7, pp. tOt. !.)8t.
at<-af9. and note op. MO-aM. Georgius M&tthiae,CM~/M .Mj<<u'M'Medi.
Motschmann, A/f~'tt /<a, ty~, i. p. tg? <f~<M<wM&pf<Mt,~~6~.p. My.
the
(from preceding). Haller, ~'wo/A<~ <4jMAMnM< t~. i. p 6s&
Manget, ~~M<~«:<t &OM<M .t~t/M-o~m, ("tn obs. tM, brevia qx~dam & partim panim
t73'H. P. 64~. probabilla profert, de hominibM caudatb, Mminit
 ~szz~<y–A~JM/<?~y 3~
HELLWIG(JûHAt!N
OTTO
VOM).Co~WM~.
mammas in dorso habenttbus." But thèse, which GmeMn.O~r~~ <<<fCt«MK,t?<)8,ti. pp.
may have appeared incrediMeta HaUer, may bave a<o, ayo, 3~.
been merely misinterpretatiotts by HctM~ of what ~<'< ~/<<< Paris, t~nettoucke ~8~0-
he sawon his travels). 9;), v. p. t46.
~M<f an A«~<</< ~MMt~'A~' des Sehmieder,Gf~~MA'<~f~/<'<;< ~839, p. 459.
Of<&MJ CoM!'<t«t«)t<<~«~M~«/«J, ~783, p. MoM, ~/«!{~t« <&<-/)WMtf~e~M, tau.
!<?. Nos. 96~9,a63o.
A~.tM'~W(yMf~«-~<der ~<Ht CAoMt't,t?6s' Poggendotn, JB&p'a~t'~A.Mt~M'~ ~<M<<.
633· 664. <e~~M<'A,tS63. i. co). to~y.
pp.Eby.'
533. ~/«'~< ~M/~M da
Hi,rtariqus <&la Mldeciue,
~.M<M'f< Ladmg<M,B<MM'M4at t)«ea~;Sf~< S«-~<f,
ty88,ii. p..tSo. t8}~ Nos. H93-M. '34& *M~'
Hattef. ~Mf/A<'<-e ~~Mo) ~a~/f<t-. t798, iv. Kopp, ZMt ii.
~&~<xtf, t896, pp. a~t, 3~ 3St,
P.<94. 3~. 37S.

HELLWIG(O-rro).
Send-Schreiben an P. Alexium Augustiner Ordens in Wien.
·
CHYMtSCHES LUST.GÂRTLËIN, t747,p. 97.
Haller(B~M/~a ~M<t~M<'«t,
!y77,;i. p. M6) Zittau.tyet.4*,byOttoHe)tw!g.Is hethesame
menUonsa tract, &M!<& ~ceN~ vom< personasthéMove?

HELMONT (FRANCtscus MERCumus VAn).

C.LIH. Aphorismes C!tym!ques. Ausquels on péut facilement rapporter tout
ce qui regarde la Chymie. Mis en ordre par les soins & le travail de
L'Hermtte du Fauxboutg. Nouvellement traduit du Latin en François, par
M. S. D. R. A Paris, Chez Laurent d'Houry, rue Saint Jacques, devant
la Fpntaine S. Severin, au Saint Esprit. M.DC.XCII. Avec Privilege du
Roy.
.1-J.
M< Pp.33
t~. Pp.33[tMMk].
}3[tMMk].
Limejon de Saint Disdier is Cfedited with thé work La ZHMMffw/at~ m<m<des T~M.
authorship of this tract. But see KeUne! Paris, x692,M*,and is here bonndseparately.
The ~&«t~ were trsnslated into Englisb by 1 have not seen this edition.
Chnstopher Padte. There arealso copiesof the ~<M'~m~ dated
Thé above tbnns the supplementto Crassellame's t6o3.
-1 T:f A 'II;
CLIII.Aphonsmi.
.SMKELLNRR (DAVID), Woblangerichtetes~EranumChymicum, !702.
Francisci Mercurii Freyherm von Hetmont Paradoxal Discourse, oder: Unge-
me!ne Meynungen von dcm Macrocosmo und Microcosmo, das ist: Von
der grossen und kleinern Welt und derselben Vereinigung mit einander,
worinnen von der Sonnen, Mond und Sternen, und ihrer Würckung und
EinSufs, wie auch insonderheit von dem Menschen, Thieren, Erdgewàchsen,
Metanen und Mineralien,Steinen und Saltzen sampt andern eunësen Dingen
aufs der Erfahrung nachdencMich gehandelt wird. Aufs der Englischen in
die Hochteutsche Sprache ubersetzet. Hamburg, [thé rest eut off by the
binder].
J.
8°. rp.
o. Pp.[6] manftj. TitteredandNadt.
[for389][t b)ank].
~ojyx~~torgo~j t )uc ÏCU MHU Utm; s Mt
M tUU page woodcuts.
pa~U WW~tt~U~.
Ft&nciscusMercunus wasthe youngest of ). B. more brilliant man than bis fMher,bat ho tacked
van~Hetmont's sons. His two eMer brothers died bis persistence and petse~raoce, and was unabk
of the plague. He was bwn probably at Vitvonte to cottcentMtebis poweMon any one department of
in t6t8, it is doubtM if he went to the University, teanting. His restlessncss prevented him doing
but he was endowed with untMUftttygreat ahitMes steady work. When stiJl young he joined a band
Md seeined to be aNe to teitrn whateverhe had a of gypsiesin crder M)ean) theirmnguage in t662,
wish for. He was ac eMettent tinguist, M anist. a&er publishing his fathers works, he went to
a handicnttb.tMn. a physician, a chemist (he ted Rome, and whilethere drew on hintsdf the notice
people to bellevethat he had the secret and means of thé Inquisition by some views'he had promul.
of transmutation), and a theo~ophist. He was.a gated about metempsychosis,so tbat he round it
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HELMONT
t*<-<t (FRAHC!SCUS
\t~~nv*0~va MBRCURtUS
Att~mu~ VAN). CO~MM~.
V
cottvotMMto t<fave,and i« t66) he was at Mann- Besides seeio);bis fathe~sWorksthtot~h thé preM.
hein). and thea he visited Suhb&chaod stayed a he wrote someof his own. ThM of MM<inteMst
co)Mid<Mhtetime with the CoMatPatine. Hete at thé present day bears the title <4jMa<<«w~
he met Knorr von Rosearoth,thé author of ~t~. /V<t/M~M~M<-<t&wtMtota~~<Mo~o,SNhbacb.
~« <&)t<t<~At, a man atter bis own heMt, and t657. MM<t.pp. [36,with thé &ontbpieeel M7)t,
toeether they began to translate the wotks of bis cotophon], 36 plates. and it oot attempts to
father into German. Ht* KMnted to Hottand. expound thé pnndpte of a rationft)onty but to
crossed to ENgtand,and ttt~yedtome yeats there, expttdn the method of teMbingalphabet, (t~f-nmte~ to
publishingone or two books in Ëngtith aod for a understand what issaid by the mctioM of thé MM.
time at teMt joined M thé Quakers. Haaowerwas Thé GennM
his next place of résidence, Md hete he was on ttittg says ~w; bytMashtton, Suttbach. tM?. Ade.
Knotr von Rosenrotb.
Mendty terms with Leiboitz, and Soatty thé He te& no writing on Chemistry and <toetnot
Klectressof BmndcnbMrgintited him to Berlin, seem to havehad thc special interest in it exhiMMd
whichhe neverafterwards te<t. He died at Coettn by bis father.
it. d. Sptee–a suburb of BerMa–io t699, aged 8t.
Roth-Schottt. Ft~<M<t«xt <~MMt<t,<707. pp. ËMeh & Gruber, <<~it<M~<~«tyM~a! t8~,
~~o.93S- Sect. li. 'n<. v.. p. t8v.
~Mf~A<ta &~<~tet
Manget, ~Mteo~M. Ktos$, ~t~~jfn!~« /~tt<)M«~w, t844,
'73', S. p 648. Moa. pt (PMadiMMt MseMnse), gM), gN~ (thé
AmoM, A~t~w. w«< ~&M'ï~~c<, ~~o, Alphabet).
ii.p. 307 (Th. Hi.e.viii. §<s. ~.). Kopp, f~e~A&~CAfMM, t&M. ii. p. t6g.
Joehe)-,~~<w<M« <~&~f/<t~t«<'<. ty~q,i!. Bayte &TMt)ayë. &'<!po~M ~&a&, tags.
cot. t4?ï. ).p. 44&
Moréri, Le ~Mtt<<Dictionnaire AM~fny«f.t?~, A~aw/~
&<g~~t< GAtt'fo~, tBsa, xxiii. col.
?*.
BttMket, ~ï~M CW<<M~AM~M~. t766. IV. fogMndctff, ~~MtEA./f/AM ~t~.
i. p. 7M. M<ff<<~«fA, t863, i. col. tc6&
Haller. &t«&t«'« ~)t«~t<tM<t,t77<t,i. p. 46<. Van der Aa. ~~a~~ tM«'<~ der
Boy. /«MMa<~ ~f~M <M/« .M<&Mw, A'<M~<'«. 1867,vtti.p. do~
ty78t M.p~48~. C. Bmeehx. At~x /ht«p)ti M~M~ MtM
HaUef.
~MfjtMt
jM~t~ tyyo, iii. ~f<m~. AaveK, t8j)o,8*. pp. a8.
Franck, C«'<MM~<<!MSf~fM~/aMtMMtf~.
Metane. C<~&MA/<t der M~MoMt~~ ~<< 'S7& P.ï7S4.
t~, iv. p. 294. Ha<ser. G~~<~ /t&f< t88t. ii. p. 347
Gmetin, 0~<~M~~ der <s«. tMS.ti. p. gt~ (the alphabet).
(quotes 't'Hennite du Faaxboare' (?Coe))n) baté a&K~AM ~it/MMa~.~/«'< par <e<«~<«
does ttot give <M Hetn<ottt'<name). ~& <&~M{~at. tM~~s, viii. cob. ~at.
B&t<! M'~WM/&. t8t7. xx. p. 19; t8j?. 996(article by Atphoate Le Roy).
xix. p. 89.

HELMONT (JOHANNBAPTtSTA VAN).

Aufgang der Artzney.Kunst, das :st: Noch nie erhôrte Grund-Lehren von
der Natur, zu einer neuen Beforderung der Artzney-Sachen, so wot die
Knmckheiten zu vettreiben, a!s ein langes Leben zu erlangen. Geschrieben
von Johann Baptiste von Helmont, auf Metode, Royenborch, OoTsehot,
Pellines, &c. Erbhen-n. Anitzo auf Beyrahten dessen Herm Sohnes, Herrn
H. Francisci Mercurii Freyberm von Helmont, in die Hochteutsche Sprache
ubersetzet, in seine rechte Ordnung gebracht, mit Beyfugung dessen was
in der Ersten auf Niedertandisch gedruckten Edition,genannt Die Morgen-
Rohte, mehr, oder auch anders, als in der Lateinischen, durchgehends,
wie auch mit einem ehmals ausgelassenen Tractat von der grossen KtaOt
der Worte und Dinge, aus dem geschriebenen vermehret, von aUen in
allen Editionen eingeschlichenen Fehlern gereiniget, und mit deutlichen
Anmerckungen, so zu einem gnugsamen Schlüssel aller dunckeln Orte
dienen kônnen, erlâutert: Samt einer.neuen Vorrede, darinnen ein kurtzer
Entwurff aller Hetmontischen Kranckheiten und Artzneyen Wie auch
einem voKstândigen Register. Sultzbacb, In Verlegung Johann Andteœ
Endters SeL Sohne, Gedruckt bey Johann Holst, Anno M.DC.LXXXÏIÏ.
~?'~< red and M" Ffoatispieceand
pwttattofVanHamontsepuate.
 ~MJf<W?' )8t

HELMONT (JOHANMBAPT!STA VAN). C<')W~«<

De Magnetica vulnerum Curatione, Dtsputatio contra opinionemJoan. Robefti.
.SwTHEATRUM SVMPATHETtCUM, t662,p. 4;?.
PMec!ptohtn or the immature-minerai- electrum, the firat metatt which is the
minera of mercury.
~M COt~LECTANSA CHYMtCA, t684, .> ~,· 45.
p.
Van Helmont was born a< Bmssebin tS77. et & Spa wMtnefMsceM and sparhMngwhite Il tMted,
noble6tmityof Brabant. and he was the owner of but entaitedno church censure.
sévère estates. He had BnMtedhis Arts course Van Hetmont died of cteorMyat VUwfde, 30
atLonwtnbythettmehewttssMeMeen.bMdidnot Dec.. tMt. D~nsr his ti&tttnelie pub1isbedthMe
tatte the degree as he was dissatisSedwithwhat he orfourwotks:
had been taught. He now tnrMd to scienceand De MitgaeticftVulnerum natmati et tegM)n~
purmed at~ebra. Mtronomy, Mtrotogy, bot<M)y, CurattOM,Paris, t621 4*.
phihMophy.ethics. and even (n~ic, bat gave them De aqoH Leodiensibas medteatb, Colon. Agr.,
up on account of thc de<ecMhe found in them. !6e4. 6°.
He WMnextattmcted byMpictetMattd~eseeaamt Febrtu)))doe<rina!n«ud!t)t. Ant~efp, t&p, t6*.
ttt )Mt feUUjMnthe writings of Thomas AKempis OjtUMUtaMedica inaudita, Col. Ag., t&M,8*:
and Tauter and went over to mysticism. Having editKtse<stnda,Amsterodamt. t&t8, eoMt~nin){De
retigned hts pMpertyto bis sister andgiven up thé Lithha.deFeb)-fbtM,<teHumor(ba$CMeni, <MPtMe.
pnvitegMof his Mtnkhe twned to medieine,studied His wnting~ which had been nearly )<Mt,wtfe
every author he could f!t)d. and madehimsetfthor collectedby his son, and without much arrange.
oucMy &n<iUa<' with the worksof HippotMtes and MMMoreditoriat tupervtsioo by bim were printed
(Men. He Mtoo!she<< the doctors by the extent of In a hurry, atthough they were looked efter to
his hiaming, and graduated at Lou~a!nin tS99. some extent by ~<MMHttevir. the printer. They
He spent a couple of years ia SwiMettMdand appeared in a vohxne. 'Ortus MedicitMe,'Am-
tt~y and fetamed home. and on the Mute of thé stelodmi, <6~8, t6~. and other editions are
phyadans to cure him of a ttight disorder ho gave cnmtMa~ted: (aud to be the best); Vettet.,
Mpthé sehoo) medicine and c<m<ideredthat his t65t. M.; Mt6M 'OpemOmnia.' Lo~d. Mitt.. t6<3,
Mmnow was the overthMWof the system which foho t6ô7.Mio FmMûf.. t6&t. t~. 4" HafnK,
had been efeeted on that of Gaten. VatentintM).
After this he twveMed over the length aad '7S~' Translationswere madeinto Dotch, Rotterdam,
breadth of Europe and retumed to HottMtd im- f66o, French, Lyon, 1671. 4*; Genaao as
pressedwith the interest and importanceof chem. above! tùtgtM). tnMsbued by joh<t ChMKUer:
s<ty. Having maftted a rich Brabant lady, Oriatrikeor Physick Reaotd, Loadoo. t<6t, small
Marguerite van RaMt. he settled M Vitvotde,and folio, pp. [43, t bhu))[]tt6t ft btaott, ae]. Pre.
to thé end of his tife shut hin)se)fup in his labora. fixedis a frontispttte contidnihg portraits of Van
toty pursulng dtem:<a) investigationsand writing Hetntontond his son, and the ooats of armabdoag.
hïswatious books. ing to bisdittefent propeMies.withthat of hiswj&
He wasmuchesteemed by the Eteetorof Cotogtte, Cooper quotcs an édition of t664. A traz~tion
and Radohh Matthias and Ferdinand H. sent of three of his tracts was made by Dr. Watter
MmhtvttaNOMto thOr courts, but he could not be Charleton: A 7t~f<ty~<M'<!<f<w<f.-T~~f.
induced to teave bis labomtory. W/<~ (.<mt t~'<'tf<t<<<, 7X<A~/«~ T~Mt!~M
He did not escape controversy, hotvever.and in H~M, ?'~</)M<tp' C<~ <tt~im, tondoe, t6jo.
bis rep)y to Roberti on the nmgnenc cure of 4*. pp. [M] t47 ft bhM))t].and there was ttMed
wMeds no fewet than twenty-s~en propositions a!ong withit another trMsMon alto by C!)M<eton
incompatible with the Cathotic hith were dis. from Van HehnoM: D~xM~~t Ca/a~t:
coveted. He was kept ln prison for a short time, /<MM~~M, /0~t«t7<<Mt «~ ~t<~t
bat whenit wasfound that he wasnot toying with CfwA~ <HM~ f«~ <~<t~ tJj'IÑJluxitm"
.Ot~M~MM.
heresy he was tiberated. He had, however, to London, ~o. 4*pp. [ts] ~[t b)an)tj.
rettact his opinions tonnatty, acd temained 'sus. 'Vanou)!)udgments bave passed on Van
pect' for some time atter: something resembMn); Helmont <tt various times. rept'Meated by Gay
a ticket~f.îeMe man under poticesupervision. 1t Patin and Adetang on one hand and by the modem
was nottill two years after his death that hiswifc writers on medicineon the other. For his portion
induced the Archbishop of Malines to make his as a chemitt there may be ceMttttBdwhat la said
n'habMKUioncomptete. by Kopp, Hoe<er,Me)sen<,ChevtOt)and AtphoMe
His discussionwtth van Heer about the water of Le Roy.
Bord. M/M~M CMNt&a,t6u, pp. ttt, e6&. Colberg, Da~ /%tAwM.~M~~ <
LoreMOCrasso, ~MMt' ~<-<«n«/. <A«ot,i<$~9t. Th. i. p. My.
!6c6,ii. pp.M4-tjo, and portrait. BorfithJM,CM~f/M &<wKM CA«ttt«Mt<m.
Wiu. Cooper. ~Ca/o/~w C~Mtt~ ~«tj. t6o7, p.4J.
Sig. Q, r~ A~'M.M'/t. «~ ?!'M/<ahï <~
167~,
itte. ~ÂM~~ ~M&w~MH«<w<W j~M/ft~. &A<t<&.A«<t~, t~ot, p. M.
~M'<W tH'<!Of~/<F <~MM ~n'Ma, t6~6. p. tZ~(by ReitnttMOt),~MM/Mjf in die ~/MV<TM /~f<
VanHetmont Mmsetfand his son). ariam dorer Titt/jf~x, tyo~, iii. p. 437 b tytg,
MercMin,Z<a<<<~t!H ~f«w<t/M,ï<86, p. s<8. vt.np. <M,y!?. 788, 836.
Coarinf. la M~tWMM <4~« ~!Mf<M<M Pope Bioant, CM~M CfM<-<o~«M ~M~-mo,
/)~M~, t697, pp. 67, yo-73.M9, a~a. ryxPo,p.i43i5~
Witte. ~MffMM M~ro~A/Mx), <M8, 30 Dec. MorhM. t7t4, ii. pp. aot, 337.3M,4t3.
/'<~t'A<
t&M,sig. S' twtc. Acta tM~i~Met A~aotntMX, tyat, vHt.(per.
tm!t and short )t0t!ee).
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HELMONT ~r.
(JOHANN BAPTtSTA VAN). <
Barcbusen, J/«~«ta' O~pw </ Progressu Ueteimeris,/?K/«M<n<KM A<<« A /<tAM~.
~'j~MJ, tM3, pp. 4!3:. cint, 1936,III. i. p. 97.
Roth-Scholta, ~MM/A<-M 6'A<t'<t, 1737, pp. DiedericusHenricus Fraenkel, ~<7<! e t C~M<M~
229-935(portrait meotiotxd, p. toz). ~<)aMW, Lips.. t8~7, 4*.
Z~M~<<K /MMyi!f ~/fA)'m/< tMO, p. hemec, (~~«'~<' < ~«)fM«, ~~to~i. p, 309,
t8o (van Helmont h thé authority for Butler's &'j~/Xt.
sto G. A. SpieM. Ma ~f/mc~ ~/<w
~<W«~A<'<'«
Manget, &:<e)'!<M ~MMpn«K, .<<MM, t'ranMurt a. M., 1840.
173t, il. pp. 644.48 (reptint of his tife by him- Hoefer, Histoire la C*tm:f, tS~, il. p. t~o
self and his son. witb remart~ attribufed to !36o, ii. p. t~.
Boerhaave). Kopp. n<t~/<e der C~Mt~, ~843. i. pp. n6.
Stolle, ~M&<<a)t~sur ~M/a~te der ~Mi'<~tf~- tzy, 6'/<!M'm.
~<-A<-M C~Af~/t t73t, pp. ~3-946, a47.948, sgo, ~«~~ de Cat Patin, éd. J. H. Revei)M.fM)!e,
,ç, 8 t846. i. pp.)[iii..ms. MS. 503; t'7. '7S,46<
.X~ ~<tW)W)M&~tc<it<Mt~e/A'M, M). 77. (Thé editor does not agfec with P<ttms
)732. p. 67. opinions.)
Poppeas, ~~<<t<! ~<Mfa, tygo. i. p. ~o. Morwitt, Cw~M/< <M!<& t&t8, i. p. 989;
Arnold, A<~«- tM~ X<Aw<')'K7t, 1740, t849, il. p. 176.
(Th. ii). c.viii. g t, ~.), ii. p. 390. /f«~e/~M ~afaa~, t8so (article by Chevteut).
Kestner, <t~~MMfA<j G~~n.M/t, ~40, C. Broeckx. ~M&<' Ottf~eie <.? & van
/Kf~!WX/ <W2?Mty<~ in ~M Medicam <t
focher, ~/<{~)M" G~t.rMe«. t7;o, ii. /'n)'«f<<te ~M<<<«<a~. /'<(M~~<- /<~<xtw 'Mj.
eot. t47a. Anvers, 18~ (référencesin thé tMroduction).
Fictuld, /'M~&f.<'M, t7~3,Th. i. p. M. Bayte &thiHaye, Biographie ~y<~<r<<,185$.i.
Moréri, f< Grand JO«~<MM<!<~ mj/e/~M, p. 361.
'7S9. v. P- 57~- & Ludwig, G<<<
Phittippe der ~/o~j~,
Ceorgius MatthifB, e<w~/<M ~t't/en'<e A~<~<. t8ss. P-47<
ff~M f~ac/as~M, t76t, &<6o. UaizxYJtlk, *8*y, xx. p. ts:
o«jp'<qMMMt<t«M<~f,tBty, xs; 1857,
x857,
Brocher. C~a t766. tV. xix. p. 80.
i. p. 709. Cap, c~t&t ~<!F~~«~, Première Série, t8~7,
~<'t/<M~<'de l'Anatomie « <&la CA<
M<ne,1770,ii. p. 640&<M~'M. Â~«M/& ~K~~t< C<a&. 1658.xxiii. eo). 853.
Hauer, F~.MA~M Fo/<!«<'<tTyï. i. p. 473. Klu)'skens,es ~MttMM<M ~aMj ~ït0!<«
Haller, ~~M~M ~<M/<wM<M, t774, i. pp. arts et </M<M~!t7&t ~<« ~M~<M~M</ /fM~
4t8-~t (ehticisM and list ofhi! woriM). jf~fM/f, 18~9.li. p. ~3!, and a medal.
Haller, F~/<AK<t C~t~~at. t774, i. p. 307. PoMe"dorf), B«yyB/A<j~<«n! ~ae~
HaUer, ~<M<M ~M-~M!)!~ /<!<'M<'<t, t7?y, ii. !«~<~wA. 1863,i. cot. to6o.
col. 518. StScM,GM~~<t&r Att'&t~M ~e/
Etoy. ~C'~Maet~e ~Mtt~M de la ~/<Mar<w, t866, iii. pp. 458.47~.
t778.)i. pp. 478.489 t7S5, fi. PP. '0-24. Van der Âa. &<tt<A H~~<-)! der
Baumer. F/M/~a CM/Mf, t789Lp. 8
8. ~<&f/aa<&M,1867,wi. p. 498(and références).
Adelung, C~c~M~/t der MMK~A<K«) A~y~h'<7, W. RotnntctaMB, ~«~f J«f/. A faa ~/otoa~,
tyBy, iv. p. 2~7- Bruxelles, t868 (containsa minute biography).
~or<«ot fer~<< die ~&A<M« Duisbarg, cimier, t~ &KM«<ttV/Kt/Mt~aMMA cfK
t78o, p. 168. A~ ;St~/<). 1~70,pp. 379-405(w!th referenee$), ),
Metzger. &t«« einer ~<~M/<M ~</< Ladragua,EibGa~utOuvaro~;Scltnrcs
Ladfague.wM~<«'&MM~«K<M Sstrtlts,
&<3'««,
~f~M/< der <Mft/tt<a, 1 799,p. 274,§e~7. 1870, Nos. t6t7.t8, t63z.
GmeUn, G<j<:A)'<A/< der CAtet~,1797,i. pp.~tt. Franek, /)«~aMa<~ ~~«ffj~/AM~~Mj,
'3. S~t-S5< 675. ô77, TSt t798, ii. pp. 373,789. t875. p. t7<t. à
Me)sens,<t«A~t<en'~««t<f/.&foM ~<~MO!<t
Hutchinson, /~Hy~A«! ~M'ef.K'a,t799, i. pp. ~~< <~la ~M«M <&/a ~ix-~ de /«/4!MOM,
4t6-493. Bruxelles, t87:. 8°.
Murr, M<f <&?tM&~MUrsprun der ~M~t. ~/&MKMM~M/ttjf~AM, t88o, xi. p. 703
tKheM<~ !Mafdes 7'!r~f7<M«~~ft&«~.t8b3, p. 79. (articie by DetC, who qnotes onty Rïxaer
quotes only Rixoer &
Fuchs, ~~f~/en~~ < <~m<<« ~<7/~o/M< Stber as bis authonties).
t8o6<8, p. ioa. Haeser. Cf~AMA~der AM<ct<, tMt. il. p.
J. J. Loos,/«A<ttM~/M< )MM~/mca<, Heidel. 344, &c., &c.
betg, t8o7. &'Cf~AM ~a/MXa~ publife par ~<t<&M~
~tKM~«~<5&'<a/< Paris, Panckoucke (t8zo. ~<f<!& <& &M, ~8S4-8s, viii. cot. gon
35), v. p. t47. (article by Atphonse Le Koy).
Rixner &Siber, ~'<«< a~ Z<~<-)!M~«<MM <<. Bittings, /«<C'<<t&M'«t, 1885.vi. p. 47 and
f~e«'fr/ vit. Heft. 8o!tbacb, tM. Sénés, toot, vi. p. toos ~nd the références).
Sprengel, CMf~~ der ~~M<~a!K<f,t8a7, iv. Dictionnaire ~«C)M«~M des N~W<J Ot~t'
pp. tgo, toS. M:-3t6, 549. cales, 4ente Sërie.t886, xii. p. 6ss-
Ersch & Gruber, ~%ifM«w<~a~<f<<ïf, t899, HiMch. &'<jt~fA« Z~.KhMM der ~<ftW~
Sect. ii., Th. v. p. t87. FMA< ~< und t886, iii.
i.
Thomson, ~u~y<~Ct<)MM~<y,1830, p. 179. p. ~49.

HELVETIA.
5'M PHARMACOPOKA
HELVETtCA, t77!.
 ~Mi~yvM
HELVETIUS (JOHANNFMKMUCH).
Johannis Friderichs Schweitzers, Guldenes Kalb, welches die gantze Welt
anbetet und verehret, in welchen gehandett wird von einem sehr hohen
Wunder der Natur die Metalleu (sic) xuverandem, nemlich,.Wie die gantze
Substanz und Wesen des Bleyes in einer Minuten von einem sehr kleinen
Komtein des warhafftigen Philosophischen Steins in ein vottkommen Gotd
zu Graffenhage verwandelt worden.
Job. 37. v. 5. Gott maehet Wunderding, aber wir k6nnen solche nicht
verstehen.
Seneca in seinem 77. Sendschreiben. Man mufs die Schmehereden der
Unwissenden mit Gedult vertragen, und ist die Verachtung von dem,
der auf Ehr und Tugend zu wandelt, selbst wieder Mverachten.
In Teutsch verfertigt, und zum Dmck befôrdert t668. In NtH~bëtT, Bey
Wolf Eberhard Fetfsecker.
Pp.Ms4. P'ateofthePmgueMedat.
The Golden Calf, Wbich the World Adores, and Desires: In whichis bandled
The most Rare and Incomparable Wonder of Nature, in Transmuting
Metaîs; V:z. How the intire Substance of Lcad, was in one Moment
Transmuted into Gotd'Obrizon, with an exceeding small partic!e of the
true Philosophick Stone. At the Hague. In the Year 1666. Written in
Latin by John Frederick Helvetius, Doctor and Practitioner of Medicine
at the Hague, and faithfullyEnglisbed. London, Printed for John Starkey
at the Mitre in Fleet Street near Temple-Barr, t67o.
H*. Pp.ft~J~.t~bMMk].
Wi)).Cooper.thé chemicatpubtisherin the H~/A /< pp.[Ml41ft ManM.tmMMbed h
seventeenth had translatedthis tmet, alongwithbis M~<
whenhewascentury, and some
~7~C!M<f~<
antioip&ted
by the publicationofthé othertmctsand théCa/a/<M~ ~««~
above.He thenabbrevittted
his translation.
and, London,t67<,8*.
undet-thetit)e:W~<~o~tCa~<!
Joannis Friderici Helvetii, Vitulus Aureus, quem mundus adorat et orat.
Oder: ein sehr curioses Tractattein in welchem das rare und wundersame
Werk der Natur in Verwandelung derer MetaUen-HistorienausgefShretwird
Wie nemlich das ganze Wesen des Bleyes in einem Augenblick durch Hutte
eines sehr kleinen Stocks des Steins der Weifsen zu detn allerbesten Gold,
von obengenannten Hctnt Helvetius im Haag gemacht und verwandett
worden. Aus dem Lateinischen ûbersetxt. Frankfurt und Leipzig, bey
Johann Georg Efslinger, 1767.
the'<t'sp'ecc)~3] '4-8o. ThefrontMpteee
otthe~<J' (iucludihg isantngwing
PragueMeda).
SeeFONFCurieuse ChymischeTractat!eia, ~67.
TheaboveistheetthtractintMseotbctioa.batit is quitesepamte.and.couldperfectly
we))appear
asindee itdoef)inthefollowing
byiMeM, entry.

Joannis Friderici Helvetii, Vitulus Aureus, quem mundus adorat et orat.

Oder: ein sehr curioses Tractatiein in welchem das rare und wundersame
Werk der Natur in Verwandelung derer Metallen-Historien ausgenihret
wird. Wie nemlictl das ganze Wesen des Bleyes in einem Augenblick
384 HELVETIUS

HELVETIUS (JOHANNFRIEDRICH).Cw~WO~.
durch Hattë eines sehr kteinen Stucks des Steins der Weifsen zu dem
allerbesten Gold, von obengenannten Herrn Helvedus im Haag gemacht
und verwandelt worden. Aus dem Lateinischen ttbersetït. FtancMurt
und Leipzig, bey Johann Georg Efslinger, ty~?.
thettMMbpieee,
8°. Pp.h-t~ t~~e,ioetading whichb an eng~wdplateef the
Pntgue MedaÏ.
Thisis i~enticat buthnsbeensepamtedfMM
withthepreoeding, theco))eetiot).
G<UdenesKalb.
ROTH-SCHOLTZ DeutschesTheatnunChemicum,t7z8,i.p.48t.
(FRtEMRtCH),
Vitulus aureus quem mundus adorât et omt.
~'MMANGET (J.J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t7M, i. p. t96.
.S*<v
MO!M!UMHRRMKTtCOM,t749, p. f
.S'~MO?~!UMHt;RMKTtCOM,t749,p.8r<.
Johann Friedrich SchweitMr,tatinited HetvetuM, t?Z7 FnmM. a. M. t~o;. ~7z6. DMch (?ot«<f<(
ereat ~randfather of the phitosopher. was bom M ~«y. tMMfin xa<M<~0~ <«M)f~ <&?<* «<<Mf/
KHthen, in thé Duchy of Anhatt. in t6t$ (Roth. t~!M</M ~M~M~t'MOt~/<M ~tff <?<M~
Sehottz says <03t), studied medicine, went to the <~Mta<& Amsterdatn, ~40.
Hague. and became physician to the Prince of Kopp bas made a curious statement which
Orange He was the anthor of oneor two medical desemee notice, cthentdaeitmayttad to mtstatM!.
and botanical books, and atM ofMme on tttchemv, When dMchbim Hetwtiut' "VttuhN AuKus," he
as De ~A)~t<a a~M~N/a fM~/en! M~t<!M~ adds in a parentnesb that he b not <o be confused
«~Mw<t, Fr&ncoL t6~o, which t hâve not seen, with a contemponuy phyOeian in KOthen of
and which seems to me to be too eurioustylike a exactly thé semé name, wbo. in <6M, M Leyden,
book with thé same tMe printed at FiranMnrt tn pabXshedMfddMMfticttt writing teh<s<HMTtieh<s."
t;Sa. He M nowreotetabeted by the présent work. Now tietcw Hettet!m' portMtt, as givea b]r Roth.
in which he givesan account of the transmutation Schottz, t: the tnse~ptton: Johannes Mdeficus
ofwMchhewaswitMMint666. The book passed HetvMtus, AMtatdnM GStb6o<tMf<t,M«Meinm
throagb several editions, and the case excited a Dottor, et ï~acticait ab A. t66t. H«gae comitis,
great dent of discustion. By some it wM looked det~tte &bA. t67& AnMtdedMMntM, wens de
on as conclusive proof of the MMaUtyof tfMts. OrttMatMtMioM PtMnNInAumm testis ejus denique
mutation by others it was considered too puerile fabticator. MiU.A. t~t.
forcomment. Kopp, however. adtt if a man tNte On tho.otherhaad, la the Ast~~o~' C<~K~/<
Helvetiuscould have MMMedsoch an occurrence t~Mt~w Ct<wf. ~85.0. 6t7. cceutstheMtow
either erroneously or untnithfuUy and ho thinks ing: "at4. to. Frider. Heletil tehtsaasnMtte.
tbat it would not be reasonabte to assume elther. Lei<kn <6M. tz.–Von eiaon Manne. der eiûb
On the strength of thiscautiousviewmore eaergetic getMuete. ein goldaes Katb tu j~ttgen (he ~<Md
bellevers in thé occutt bave brought it forward at not, but that does not aNeet the pMMM atga.
the présent moment as MstoriMMyincontestable. ment )(ana maa schon entartan, dafs er etwas
See Dr. G. H. Berendt, Das ~f~ der H~o«~ aus n!eht9hetWrbrint~tt konute."
(t90!, thé book is not dated. but it came out this There h not thé s!M)t«t doubt inthèse pMsage:
year).ii. p. 700. as M the tdeMttyof He!vet)usof KNthen with the
ttetvethN dted at thé the Hag<te.
Hagne, 99
ag Augt..
Augt., t~oe.
xyog. antbor cf the Golden eaM.and of the tdeMtty ofthe
His portrait is given in Roth.SchotM's&W<~M<t author of tchts ans nicht: also with the author
CA«««N.t7a7, fronthpieee toStack i~. of the Golden CaM. 1 am not ttwàre of any
The book was Hrst published in Latin at ground forthe distinction Kopp dfaws. He is so
An)Sterdam,!n tooy; at the Hague, t~oa, 8', pp. very accuratethat one hésitâtes to beKeVethat he
[t'c] 7~. Mding ptate; and, it is said, abo h haa bere been ln some sort of nMappxehetMiot),but
t?o~. thé German version was published at it seems to be the case.
Narnberg, t668 other éditions quoted are tc~
Goesen van Vreeswyk,De OMM!<~««tt', <675-?6, Roth.SchotM, ~«<<~<t 7~<iM!t C~Mt~M,
NtifnbeM, )[~8. i. p. 48*.
Merekim, Lindenius ~Mwa/M~, NorimbcrgM, Dit A&~e~M /M<~<- ~&~iM«t. TOMngen.
t686, p. 564 (menttOM! only three works). '730. P *i~ ithe author says the n<Mfativeis
Spinom, De ~Mf/e~ ~t~«, Amst. tMy, by &r thé Snesthe knows),395.
p.j8S. or << /w/~<tM. p. 533. Manget, ~A<M .St~~m ~<!f~<~<om.
BwnehiM~ CMi~W<Mj C~M<«'o~<M <~&~t~f<M, Oenewe.t73t,f.ii.p.&M. (C((piedfM)nMefd<tin.)
t6< p. 40. Kestner, ~MMt~&MM <?</M~<0!<ttM, ty40,
Barehttsen, tMe~/e, t6o8,p. 494.
/')'n'j<~A<«
Hannemann.MM! [<?oo].p. <M. Cengtet Dnffesnoy, ~MfO~ At /W/<M~~
Morhot, /< t~4, )). p. 306 ('HoMo ~Mx~af. Patts. t~)e, t. p. 4&t; H. p. 46; iii.
aidentjudtcii. et circomforaneeetantatn doctnniB'). P- '~S-
CbytniphittM, Der <M~nM<M~*< M~< ThaMander,~<<M/<«t<!<!<«iM. Berlin, t7<)4,p. 3}).
<~MAt!jb'«oj~, NOmberg, ~790. p. ?t. tocher. ~Mj ~MM~M~ t?~, ii.
Roth.Schottt. ~~M'/thM CX<M«~,NOmberg. eot. 1477.
t~, pp.a37.94y. Portrait. (I~ongnttofMsworks.) Fictuld.
/'y~<y.X/ <7S3, Th. t. p. ~t ii. p.74.
 ~Z~EWCTiTjSZ ~$
HELVETIUS
asr. av. (JOHANNFtttEDRtCH).
~J.ov. .V."I' <~t~M~.
Georgius MMtbhe, C~j ~<* ~f<M~«' <MWf~ Paris, Panokoucko (t8M.
<wwMfA~«/<~MT< ~76!, p. 847.
Fiailer, l3fdl~keca Botanfca,
HaMer,F~A<M &~a<<t. t~t, ti. ü, p. s'a.
5ta. ~Ën~&~bey. ~))M~ ~~A~
B#4ykhoait, t8~.
iftg.
Mocbsen, ~~M&A«M fM~ ~~M/««tf von Sect. ii.. Th. v. p. aeo.
B<MM))MM <A<w~ ~<~<t, Berlin, ïyyt, part s, Thomson, 7'~ ~/oty of C'~M~~y, tSgc, i.
p. t8.
Wiqiteb, ~wA.M~ ~/f~~w<~ der Scbmieder,C<AM/«~ Halle, t8~,
<<M~m< Weimar, ~77, p. sot. (The story is P,M/I.
not worth consideration accetding to him.) Sefer, <~ & <~<)M~tS~, it. p. 336:
Etoy, /9«'AWN< ~t~eh~M de la ~M~'w, t86o.ii. p. 3r1.
ty78, il. p. 489. Kopp, Ge~/<<C'A<wn'<, t&M,ii. p. t69.
HttDer. B~/M~~ft /Mi'<y«c ~tf//< ty?~ Lavater, ~'Ayt«~<w)'. tmMhUM by Hotorott,
iii.n. 96. Lond. ~e, p. t6jj–when! he coatmemb Hel'
&umer. ~M'o~ca Ot<«t!M. tyS~. p. 95. vetius' ~<MfMnMX<MMedicinalis.
GMdenMtt,&«Mm/M~MM. TVax~~MM~/tt. Figuier, /M~~ ~M~ <8}6,
C~ett~M, tTS~, p. aod. pp. <t!Y,<t9!.
~9' t!< <7«f~M& der At~<f~ Ct~f, A~w/~F~C<~< t8s9, Xïii!. p.
L~Mig, t?~, pp. <M9,6ty,6at. Poggendorf!, ~H<jj'fa~M<fA-w~fA~r ~<K<.
~-««t <w<M< <&<~&~«)~. DHisbut~, <t<!M<~<'A, !e6g, i. eot. to6)[.
tySe. p. )[79. Van der Aa. ~fir~~A M~fH~< ~f
Gmetia,
C~4&~der C~M~, ïygS. il. pp. AM~~7a«<&x, t8~. vfii. p. ;!0.
!&t7. Ladmgue, Ft~M Û««a~; ~M<a<M
MUtT, ~MyM~ Naeltriçltlt'IJ .11 <<M* Cf. ~<«'&'< tS~O,NOS.tMt-33.
~~fM<<M <~MM!«tt~t (!t/<&)M;<'<«)t, )[8c},p. 86. BilUngs,/<«&a'-C«/<t/<!FM, tMs, vi. p. s°:
F~ctM,~~Mt~t'OM der f~~J<t ~7/~< Séries, i$o<, vi. p. t0o8.
tM.o8, p. ts8. Kopp. /)t<&t~ HeMdbefg. 1886,i. p. 83
Murr, ~~f <<McM~~<'<tM'm~ <&fRosen. &M.
~etc~w~t~ /)Ka«<ie'w~~ tSbS, p. 80. Berenttt, Das Buch der M~M~, s.<t.(i~ct), ii.
Barrett.JMtW ~a~/j, London. 1814,p. 8<. P. 709.
~K~Ht~tf t~tt~&, tttty, xx. p. M: and
!8y, xit. p. 84.

HELWIGIUS (CHRtSTOPHERUS).
~F HELt.WtG (CHRtSTOPH).

HENCKEL (JoHANN CHRtsropH).

Einige neuentdeckte Chemisch-Physicalische Wahrheiten, denen Kennem der

Natur-Lehre und Arzeney-Bereitungs-Kunstzur Beurtheilungund Anwendung
hingegeben von D. Johann Christoph Henckel,.Fürstl. Schwarzburgh Ratb
und Leibmedicus zu Arnstadt. Leipzig, bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher,
ï~
s', pp.[8]se.
HENCKEL (JoHANN FRtEDRtCH).
Pyritologia or, a History of the Pyrites, the Principal Body in the Mineral
Kingdom. In whieh are considered its Names,Species, Beds and Origin;
its Iron, Copper, unmetaHic Earth, Sulphur, Arsenic, Silver, Gold, original
Particles, Vitriol, and Use in smeMng. The whole compiled from a Collection
of Samples from visiting Mines from an intercouïse and Correspondence
with Naturalists and Miners; but chieny from a course of Chymical
Enquiries. With a Preface, containing an Account of the Advantages
arising from Mine-works in general, and particular from those of Saxony.
Translated from the German of J. F. Henckel, late chief Director of
the Mines at Friberg in Saxony. London Printed for A. Millar, in the
Sttand; And A. Linde, in Catharine-Street, in the Strand. M.DCC.LVII.
8°. Pp.[i..vii]viii..xv..[iMank,a]3~[6~FtotttNptece.
Pyritologia oder: Kie~-Historie, als des vomehmsten Minerats, nach dessen
Nahmen, Arten, Lagerstatten, Ursprung,uta~tm)~) Eisen, Kupffer, unmeta!tischer
ma~n~
2B
386 ~EWC'

HENCKEL (JOHANNFRtEDRtCH). C~A'HM~.

Erde, Schwefet, Arsenic, Silber, Gold, einfachen Theilgen, Vitriol und
Schmeltz-Nutzung,aus vieler Sammlung, Gruben-Befahrung,Umgang und
Brief-Wechsetmit Natur- und Berg-Verstandigen,vomehnuichaus Chymischer
Untersuchung, mit Physicalisch.ChymischenEntdeckungen, nebst lebhaften
und nothigen Kupffern, wie auch einer Vorredevom Nutzendes Bergwercks,
insonderheit des Chur-Sachsischen, gefertiget von 1). Johann Friedrich
Henckel, KônigL Potn. und ChurfUrst).Sachs. land- Berg- und Stadt-
Physico in Freyberg. Leipzig, VertegtsJohann Christian Martini, Buehh.
in der Nicotai-St)'a(se,1725.
8*. Pp.[~ too8. Register and<aPlates.Titteredandblack.
[39]. Frontitpiece
D. Johann Friedrich Henkels, Kôn. Pohl. und Chun!. Sâchs. Berg-Raths
Kteine Mincrologische(sic) und ChymischeSchrinten, auf Gutbefinden des
Herrn Autoris, nebst einer Vorrede von den Bergwercks-Wifsenschafïtenzu
Vermehrungder Cammeral-Nutzungen,und mit Anmerckungenherausgegeben
von Carl Friedrich Zimmermann. Dretsden und Leipzig, bey Friedrich
Heke!, 1744.
Hekel, ~44.
y. Pp. [48] 619 [44, < Mank]. Folding plate.
Otherédition:quotedare: t~y; Wien,t76p.
Minetalogische, Chemische und Atchymistische Briefe von reisenden und
andern Gelehrten an den ehemaligen Cbursachsischen Bergmth J. F.
Henkel. Erster Theil. Dresden, 1794. In der WaltherischenHofbuch.
handlung.
8'.
f[t Monk} Inhalt ,P' '~4. PP.384. tnnMt M
DritterTheil,ty~. pp.a9t. Inhalt[9][4bhu)tt].
Oneofhiscorrespondenta is M.Gottheil,
which interestinf;
matterrelating
tothe of miner.
is&pteudonym forKlefecker.Théletterscontait) alogy
andchemistry atthattime.history
P. M. von Respurs besondere Versuche vom Minerat-Geist mit Anmerk-
ungen erst herausgegeben von Johann Friedrich Henkeln. 177:.
~M RESPUR (P. M. VON).
Henckelius in Mineralogia Redivivus.
~f
~f STEKtAMt
STEPHAMt (JOHANN EMANUEL), tt7;9.
(JOHANN EMANUEL),
Henckel. or Henkel, \vas born at Merseburg. enmneraMd by thé authorities. He died a[ Frei-
tt Attgt., 1679, took the degree of M.D. and berg. Z7January. ~44. He is not to be confused
praethed at Freiberg (EMgebittfe), and became wit!) a Bertin sargeon, Joachim Friedrich HenM
mmine coaneiHorthere. He was elected a mem. (Ht)ter, AW. ~«s< t~, ii. pp. ~t<t. 779; A't/.
ber of thé LeopotdineAcademy, a8 Oct., t~eS. ett~ t77S, ii. 260).
Several works were written by him which are
Roth.Schottr. &M<<M C~iM«-<t.t?M, pp. H<d)er,~<MO/A~a~na/<mKM,t}??. ii. p. tso.
948. BMmer,B~o/t<f<t CA.no~a,t~, p. 68.
Manget, jB~/m/~e &«~M <tM/<-<~ww, GmeUn,<?~Mf~< <& C~M«, t7$8, fi. pp. 330,
t7~t, ii. p. 669 (reviews from thé /<<< 475 (Pyritotoan. F)or&SoturoiMt)!), 590-e, 697,
Z~~m'ft, t~M, p. 408 ty96, p. 970). portuosa), 789 (baths) i7$9,
Jacob ~t~O&M/<)~MMf.t A'MM/~f~ OM/e//M'< yo6. tii. 9 (beer~ 67 (mineratogy).
edited by BntdcmaM, t73!t, p. 68. 779 ~<if/<'<'f/<nw
Reass, (Bethesda C'<MHow!/a/<Mt)M<t, tSog, iii.
JScher, ~<<t'<t~ <MM~M.~<c«'<'M,Mso. ii. (Ctox/a A'M~!f/a//K<!),pp. M~,!M, 186.
coL 1486. Fuehs, ~i~/of/mM t~txMM /.<t/«r,
BMtner,
~<M!H)t«e A~/MtTz C«~'<M~!«x tSc6<8. pp. ~o, z47, t6a. e~. 977 (agaiaM
~i~~n'tt, t7s<, p. 4~, No. 406. Re:pnr), eSt, ~94.
Heller.
H<Jt<r,B~liathrca
B~K'MtMBofanica,
BeteatM, !77a,
x~a, ï's.
ti. p. 176)
x76 ~~a~A~ AMf'fa/<.Paris, Panttt0tc!te (nOto-
(celebriset ingeniosusvir). 9:), v. p. ts6.
 ~MR~M~Z-~BWawC 387

as.,aswaamr
HENCKEL \JV.R"~¡"
(JOHANN "&lP..V"'I'" v·vrr
FRtEDRtCH). <~M~'H~<f.
Efseb A&ftmhff
t.'m'h Gruber,~<M«M~<
~x~M< ~<n-«~n)~<
~<M'~< tfton
t899, A~Mw/A
~)<tt«//< /?«~y<t~
/!<'« C~~t~. t8;8. Nfiii. cot.
Sect. ii.. Th. v. p. gts (article by t&sset). 936.
Schnueder,C<w«~t)hta~, t833, p. 596. PomendorOr. ~<<M/j~M ~«M<
Hoefer, ~~M'n' de la CA<))t<<, t&t3, u. p. 371¡ t«~7~<Mt, t863,i. co).to6~.
1869.Il. Po3Ó3o Ledr!)gUC,&'M<~MÛ«t<&tM<'M~i'
Kopp, OkMAM/f</«- C~t/<, tS~y, iv. p. tM, tS~O.N09.!C6<,ï~!<. MM.
&<WMM. ~/&a<Mt~ ~«A~ F«~~ff. tMo,jfi. p. 760
&'<<tMf ~M<'w~ tSy, xix. p. tt3 (articte (ardele by GQtnbet).
bv BamhnMY

HENNICKEN (Go-n-FRtED).
THOMSOtf 1686.
(ûEORGE),
HENSING (JOHANNTHOMAS).
Ignem esse Elaterem Natume Vniversalem Asserit, atque ad ExpericMnta
Curiosa, Exercitii Chemici Fructus, quae publice demonstrabit, videnda,
Cives Academicos Florentissimos, ea, qua decet, Humanitate invitat Jo.
Thomas Hensing, Med. D. et P. P. Extraord. Giessae,Impensis Eberhardi
Henrici Lammers, Anno M DCCXXI.
4* Pp.]f.t&
AdmirandaGenef~ioaisReramNMoratiom Ëxponit, B~narumA<liu<n
atqueChemicae
Fautoreset Cuttotesut PhaenometXt NaturaeOpentn)ArtM Labore
UhMMt~ 4Mp!<NMttadhortatut
! o. Thomas Hensing.Med. D.et P. P. Extraord.
ImpensisEberhafdi
Glessae, Hen~ciLammeM, AnnoMDCCXIX.
Pp.ty~a.
AureaNMurM Catena.
Pp.33~S.
Ad Exequiarunt Laidis, non Graeciae, sed Magni Orbis h. e. Alchymiae,
quae Filia Natu Maior Chemiae, habetur, Solennia Spectanda futuro
die Oetobris publice Chemicas facturus Demonstrationes Academiae
Patres, Patronos atque Cives Excettenttss. Inclytos, Ornatiss. officiose et
pemmanter invitat D. Io. Thomas Hensing P. P. Giessae, Typis Vid.
to. Reinh. VVtpii, Acad. Typogr. cooccxxiv.
Pp. ):6.
Discuta von dem Stein der Weisen.
.S~ WELMNG (GNORG VON),Opus Mago-Cabbatisticum et Theosophicum,!73S,
p. $17.
p'
't.L. m, .WIY.
Hensing's name was Johann Thomas, net Theo- ht caught ae <ever.and
h.. Avar nnri died
nünri .sa Am~re
t~aS, at
97 Augt., rn.~f, n*
Weuhr.
philus (Portât) or Theodor (Schmieder). Hewas Sévère interestingworkswerewritten by him
nom at Frankfurt a. M., 30 Aagt., ~683. Hb
taste at first lay towards theology,and to study it Db!er<at!o inMgtMtisde vitrtoto~GiMsae,t~.
and phitoMphy be proceeded to Leipzig, bat on
account of i)tne<she went home. and giving up the M<ditationMet Mptrimeeta circaacMtttMS~-
chufthtoottto<ned:e!neandsm~<!ty. HerMumed hteenses (in German), Frankfurt. t~n, 8": t~8,
to LeiMig and resumed his stildies, and on thé 8'.
SwedMht~yMion left the town and tta~etted by DiMt'rtttio de GerminationemetoNtta artiBdaU,
H<t))e.WittenbetK, and Jena to Frankfurt. On Giessa~.t7t8,4'.
theiountey he made thé acquaintaaee of Hofmann, DtssertMiosMens cartbri examen Chemtcmnex
Stah), Berger, Vater, Wedel and others. ana. His codemquephosphorus$ingu)ahs omoia inSantOta-
attention was given sceciaMy to chemistry. bitia McendeM,G:esa6. ~t~, 4*.
tomy. and botany. Atter m-aduatingat Giessen in DbsN-tMiode vitnoto, an sit mattria lapidis
tyoo he gave teetures mère, and in t/ty was phi)o9cph!ci? GtMMe.t~s. 4° (a coutinuation
appoiated exttaordinaty professor ofmedicine. tn of the inauguralonej.
promoted to the new and unusul DissertMte de UncttMmattis whti!i.
t7a3 he w<M Von der Atchemie, worinnen er jedeo. wanjet
position of ptofaiso)- of chemistry and natufat sith <MUfh<tten,
philosophy. He had an expérimentât hboMMty,
and great things were looked for from him, when
 388 /~A~6'M~/WMZ)/77~C/y~

HENSÏNG (JOHANMTHOMAS).
1 ~K/MM~
Roth-SehotM.A'Me/A~ Chemica,~97, p. 723. GtneUn,(7~«-~ der C~m~. tyo8. ii. p. 786.
/<tf~ Z~<~o/t<f /w/mMj ~r'o/~M'wf/a//M< ~n!KaA-. Paris, PM)ckoucke(t8a<).
t73-p.<ip. ~). v. p. t6t.
Jiicher. ~<t (7<<At-/M.t< tym,
176o, SchatiedH-.t7fjf~t<'A/<
<Af<))/<'
u. cot. tSt4. tSm, p. «7
Pomen'torff. ~<~tt~AwA.<<< //<M~.
PortiU, ~M/e<<'w'<<A'/<t C~t~w~. «'«M~tMt, 1863,i. col. to/t.
tyyo, iv. P- r,,4r~ L&dtague. ~W<M~
Haller, AMaMeM<4~a~M/f< 1777,li. p. t~ô. OaM)~~ &
& tSyo, No. s9e.
Strieder, <7nM~ <« f~~ ~M<j< HiMch, ~«'~r~Ht-~M Lexikon der ~M)~a.
<7<Mf/< ~N</&~?~<'f Of~AM/f, tySt, v. .«fM ~<< S/ ~t'<« <Mt/ fW~
P.458. t886 iii
p. !&

HEPTAS Alchymica.
See NEANOER
(THEOPHtLUS).
HERCKMANN (FRANCtscus).
Buch aller Gehe!mnCsse aller Ph:tosoiphorum,welche jemahis von unserm
Steioe geschneben.
~C HELLWIG (CHRISTOPH VON), Fasciculus, 1719, p. 30.

HERLICIUS (DAVto).
.?&* HERMETtSCHER
HERMETtSCHER ROSENKRAttTZ.
ROSENKRAttTZ.
The author is caHed Herlich and Herlichius, fessorof mathematicsat Greifswatd, and ftt n later
HerhzandHertitius. HewMbomn.tZeinin date, in t~. was created M.D. and 'Physicus' at
Misnin, a8 Dec.. !s;7. Beiog in poor circum. Stargard, went to LObeck in a similar capaeity,
stances he kept himsetfby poetryandmusic. white bat returned to Stat~rd. where he !.utret<d the
a student M Leipzig, Wittenberg and Rostock. )oss of his whole libmry by fire. He died r5
He took the degree of PhUosophite Magister, and August, t636.
in ts8t was appointed Conrector at GOstrow by He wasKvo)uminousauthor writing CMpoetry,
thé Duke of MecUenbut~, aftor which he \VM matheminics,medicine,astronomical and meteoro-
Physicus at Prendow and AnMam. tn tsSi logical pMdieies, and on curious out of the way
he published ahMtMMs with which hitd topus. He believed in astrology and in atchenu',
a great sale and were pftd:ctio)M,
tcanstMed into other but on the latter subject wrote on)y the work now
Eumpean taoguagM. In t~ he wns made pro. referredto.
Witte, /M'mo~'<F ~<~M<e~ ««tM t<M</telarir. GeorgiusMatthiae, Co~j~M /<B .M'tf<-
n~<a'M<m ~«tfo/c ~-aj /rt<tKt, 1~76, p. 73 (re- <Mf«m ~Mmc/tgt'fM~, t~t. p.
print of his Mfeby Laurentius Ëiehstadius). Porta),//tt&<~o5-)to<'<MM<<<<<! ~t~
Freher, 7Tt<a<~mM'~t-KMfr~</M)M clarorum, '7?o. p. 358.
t6e8, p. 1366, portmit, plate 6.}. Haller. &&/A«:<t <MMMfM«-
Witte. /)M~MM F«}M~A/<-mM. ~<K~. tyyy, il.
r688, tg AMt; p. 937quotes the medicat writtags onty, not the
t636. SiR. Kkt w~o mentions this book as thc Rosenmtz'),
Rosetum Hermetteom '). Adelung,C<w~<'< <&~~M-< A~a~~7
Roth.Schottz, ~«<! C<4<mt<-<t,
~97, p. 983. t7~. iv. p. 32~
Bayte,~«-/«M!M~ ~/o~M c~M, ~30, Gmelin,G<~«-~o!trC'~<M«, Moy, i. p. 619.
ii. p.7~9. ~«~ .M.M/f<!&. Paris, Pandtouctte (t~o-
Manget. AWtW~M &~o~<M ~<f<M. 251.v. p. )66.
t73t. 0. pp. MS~73 (rephnt of his life by Ko~Mten, Cef<AM~/< der M«M~<7<}7C~/f.
Laurentius Etchst&dtus~ < "57, i. p. 393.
Kestner. ~~««w~~ C<~M'Z&):<'< t~o, ~/<mM<Mw ~t</j~ F~aMM. t68o, xii. p.
p. tt8 (Msportrait is at Greifsw~M
31131'1
~M~~e~ Cott~M /</<Mt/«, University).
t~q~,ti.
lircrata, ty~ 11-pp.
p.p. g~t-gey.
32q.g~, Kcpp, DM~&~<m«', ï8a6. il. p. 34~.
Freytag, ~aa~f/a /<~tfM, tyso, i. p. ~z. ~Ma«e<~ M<y<c~M<M ~j &«' rnldi·
e<
jecher, ~~M«Mt (?~~<«.<f<a, t7so, ii. M~, 4èmeSérie, t888, xiti. p. 609.
eo). tS33.

HERMAPHRODITISCHE (Das) Sonn. und Monds-Kind.

See HERMETtSCHES
A. B. C., t77<),i). p. 30t.

HERMAPHRODITISCHES Sonn. und Monds-Kind,das ist: Des Sohns deren

Philosophen natürlich- ubernaturUeheGeb&hrung,Zerstôhrung und Regeneri-
rung oder vorgestellte Theorie und Practic den Stein der Weifsen zu
suchen und zu machen. Durch einen unbekannten Philosophum und
 ~~M/O/VTTyC~M~ 3~9

HERMAPHRODITISCHES Sonn- und Monds-Kind.

Adeptum in M. embtematischen Figuren und so vielen Paragraphis. Mit
AppMcir'und Beyfùgungso vieler Canonische Versendes berühmten Schwe-
dischen Adepti~orthons aus einem alten manuscriptgexognenerpteeeentiret.
Nun aber nach dem mystichen Verstand und innerem Weesen expliciret,
nebst denen Cabattisttschen Zeichen Salomonisdurch einen Lehr-JHoger
der Natur. L C. S. Mayntz, bey joh. Friederich Krebs Buchhând!er
Gedruckt in der Churf. Hof- und Univers. Bucbdruckerey bey denen
Hânh. Erben, durch Etias Peter Bayer, ï~z.
8°. Pp.70. Ftontispiece,
ta emMemath~tSgttre;andoneplateof cabalistio
symbols.
adeptNorthonboremeottoned
TheSwedish h J. F.Hautnorthon.

HERMES TRISMEGISTUS.
Il Pimandro di Mercurio Trimegisto, tradotto da Tommaso Benci in linga
Fiorentina. In Firenze t~<). Con priuilegio di Papa Paolo III. &
Carlo V. Imp. & del Duca di Fiorenza.
8°. Pp.[t6Jtt~ [t blank Tawta,7, t btanh].
The 'Poentandres.' a phitoMphieo.retigiotM See Louis Menant. /~<wj yh'jM~f~, Ira.
treatise of the second cenMry A.)), or thcreby, ~<«~a ~e~)f~'<&~& d'une ~«~ sur /'eMt.M'~<
bas nothing M do with chemistry or atehemy, <&</<fw //<-n)Mït?«<f,t'Mis, tM6.8°.
and it is a question for cnticatdiscussionwhether John David QMunbo-s, ?~ /~<<ip<-a/ and
or not this Hennés is rMtty identical with thé /~<<'ff<At<:o/ «w~t </ ~<N~' ?'ttJ<Ma'«~
author of the SmiUfgdine fable. Round the C'A~'f/M<!A~&f/MW/,y~M~MKH /~<««t/
above book and othcr writings which aceompAny G~'ft, «'~A~~a', notes,<M~M<M'«f, Edinburgh,
it there has grown up a bitthy titenttare which, t882,8". For the olderliterature conMtt Fabri.
though it lies rather outiide the scope of tho cius and Brucker.
présent work, cannot be passedoverin a reviewof The MngtMt transtatlon was made by Dr.
the whole subject Everard and publisbed at London, ~6~0, 1657,
edited by John French(~.f.).

Hermetis Trismegisti Erkântnu& der Natur und des darin sich onenbahrenden
Grossen Gottes, begriffenin t~ unterschiedlichen Büchern, nach Grichischen
(~) und Lateinischen Exemptarë in die Hochteutsche Sprache ttbersetzet,
nebenst vorgesetztersattsahmer Nachricht und Beweifsvon der Person und
Genealogie Hermetis, dessen Medicin, Chemie, Natur und Gottes-Gründe,
mit untertauttënden vielen der Egyptier Weifsheit, und unterschied!ichen
anderen Curiosa beruhrende Passagen. Verfertiget von Alethophilo.
Hamburg, In Verlegung Samuel Heyls und Gottfried Liebezeits, Buch-
handtem in St. Johannis Kirchen. tyo6.
8*. Pp.[72,Frontisptece
induded]~43.TitteredandMadt.
Theintroduction
conttunsan e~bon~teaceoMtof thepersonandgeneatogy
of
Hertocs,'basedmainlyon Borrichius' and iMcfudes
researehes, (Sig.dgt«'~) a
transtation
ofthe TabutaSmaragdina.'ThétestofthebookcoMiits
ofa tmoshuon
ofthe POmander,' andthéwritingsM TatiusMd Atntnon.'Noneof
Asetepins,'
theotheralehemical areineluded.
writings
Hennetis Trismegisti Einieitung in's hochste Wissen: von EAenntnifs der
Natur und des darin sich o<!enbarenden grotsen Gottes. Begri<!bnin
siebenzehn Büchem, nach griechischen und lateinischen Exemptaren in's
Deutsche Qbersetzt,nebst Nachricht von der Person des Hermetis, dessen
Medicin, Chemie, Natur und Gottes-grunde, mit der Egyptier wundervoller
390 ~~M~

HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. CO~M~.

Weisheit und Enthüllung der Geheimnisseder Smaragdiniechen und Bem-
binischen Tafel. Verfertiget von Alethophilo, 1786. Stuttgart, tS~g.
Verlag von J. Scheible.
t6° Pp.330. a3t.a;6advenitements
oftheosophic
aadoceuttbooks.
Tbi. is the first volumeof .t. ScheiMe'ssenschaften, tt is a reprint.NoetWphiea)
KteiaerWunder-Sehaup)at!
dergeheimenWis- inttoduction
andat),ofthéabove éditionoft7<)6.
Verba Hermetis in Pimandro.
Ses OCCUMA PHtLOSOPHtA, tôt 3, p. 49.

Hermetis Trismegisti Tractatus vere aureus, de Iapidis Philosophici secreto,

in capitula septem divisus: nunc ve~ à quodam Anonymo, scholijs tàm
exquisitè & acut~ ittustratus, ut qui ex hoc libro non sapiat, ex alio vix
sapere poterit, similis enim huic vix hodie reperitur. Tandem opéra &
studio Dominici Gnosij Be!g~, utr. M. D. in lucem editus.
Qui, quid novit, loquitur, index lustitis est: Qui autem mentitur, testis
est fraudulentus. Pro. 12.
t6to. Lipsiae,Sumptibus. Thomse Schureri.
S*. Pp.[t6]276[for~77]jz, t MMk]. DevMe withthemotto P&xtusttHonorPletatis.
C~~a Lipsiae, [déviée] amEodeintprirnebat.
Valentinus AnnoM.CC.X.
Of Guosius'
workSchmiedBt quotes anedition is norefet-emx to aneditionof t6co,but ot)~ tn
Lip~,1600,8'. andKopp,besidesthis of i[6<o, thisoft6):o(p.$03).
mentionsonedated t7oo. !o thé &y/~f tbere

[Another Copy.]
withYS.notes.
withMS.
tnterte&ved,
Interleaved, notes.

Tractatus aureus de Lapidis Physici Secreto in Cap. 7. divisus; Nunc verb

à quodam Anonymo Scholiis illustratus (cum epistola dedicatoria et pne-
fatione).
Set THEATRUM CHEMKUM, t6S9,iv. p. 587.
See MANGET (J. J.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t/oz, i. p. 400.
The Golden Work.
SeeSALMON MedicinaPractica,tôpt.p. t79.
(WILLIAM),
Gülden Tïactâttein von der Composition des Steins der Weisen, in sieben
Capitel abgetheilet.
~MALCHYMtSTMCHtiS Steben-Gestirn,t6?5,p. t.
AMHifMtSTiscHEs Sieben-Gestirn,t~, p. 9.
Gittdener Tractat von Zusammensetzung des Steinsder Weisen.
Ses HKRMETtSCHES A. H. C., 1778.i. p. 3H.

Septem Tractatus, seu Capitula.

ARS CHEMtCA, t566, p. 7.

Les Sept Chapitres.

RMHEBOURG (J. M. D.), Bibliothèquedes -PhilosophesChimiques, 1740, i.
p. t6.
 ~M~ M*
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. C~<H«<
Sept Traictez ou chapitres dorez.
See JOLY (GABRtRL),Trois Anciens Traictez de la PMosophie Naturelle, 1626,
p. t.
Seven Golden Chapters.
See LtVESof Alchemystical Philosophers, )8t5,p. 366.
This is diftetentfromSatmon'sversiongivenitbo~'e,
and botharedifferentfromthat givenby South
inA SM~~t /<t~M~)'.
Tmicte de l'Ouvrage Secret de la PhitosopMe d'Hermez.
.SM ESPAGtfN(JEAN D'), La Phitosophic NatureUe restaMie en sa pureté, t6$t,
p. 248.
Des Hermes Trismegists wahrer alter Naturweg, 178~.
SeeH.(j.&}.
Liber Apocalypseos.
See PtGULUS(BENBDtCTUS), Pandora, t6o8, p.
The Emerald Table.
See UVES of Atchemysticat Philosophers, t8t5, p. 383.
HesidesSatmon's versiongiven below,others by H. P.. t6~. Sig. A4 <~w, and in South's
wiMbe found in 7t< ~<f)' n~ /<M<wty,ts$y, S<~<t<<«lnguiry,t9~o,p. y.
p. t6. in~ift«?'MTt!/tM<
~e /< .~<xM,
La Table d'Emeraude avec le Commentaire de PHortulain.
See RtCHEBOURG (j. M. D.), Bibliotheque des Philosophes Chimiques, t7<to, i.
p. t.
La Table d'Esmeraude d'Hermès Trismegiste, pere des Philosophes.
6'~ jot.v (GABRtEL),Trois Anciens Traictez de la Philosophie Naturelle, t62ô,
P. ~5.
See RESPOUR,Rares Experiences, t686, livre iii. pp. 38.42 ~777,pp. t~'t~S.
&~ RESPOUR,Besondere Versuche, 1772,pp. 363-26$,and 280-284.
Schtnaragt Tafel.
See OCCULTAPH!LOSOPH!A, t6<3, p. ;0.
Die Smaragden Tafel.
~M HERMETISCHER ROSËNKRAMTZ, t6S9, pp. 52,79-
Ste HERMETtSCHER ROSENKRANTZ, t682, pp. 5:, 79.
See HERMETISCHE (Der) PHtLOSOPHU~ t709, p. t68.
See ROTH-scHOLTZ(FRtEDERtcH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemieum, !73o, ii.
p. 504.
Die Smaragdene Taffet, von der Chimie.
See WEDEL(GËORe woLFMANc), Veraun<Rige Gedancken vom GoM-Machea,
1734,P. 98.
See ANNULUSPLATONIS,t78t, p. xvtii.
Smaragdina Tabula.
See DORN(GERARD), Trevisanus de Chymico Miraculo,!6oo, p. 4.
Ste BERNHARDUS TREVtSANUS, De Alchemia Liber, in THEATRUMCHEMtCUM,
!6so,i.P.685.
See BERNHARDUSTREVISANUS,Liber de Secretissimo Phitosophoram Opere
Chemico, in MANGET(j. j.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t7oz, il. p. 389.
3~ HERMES
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. Conhnued.
The Smaragdine Table.
SALMON(wtLHAM), Medicina Practica, t69t, p. :$8.
Smatagdtafët (Die).
HERMETISCHES A. H. C., t778, i. p. 57.
Tabula Schmaragdina.
~f TR!SSMOS!NUS (sALOMON),Aureum VeUus, Tractatus iii. (tsgS), p. 238.
-Sa-TANCKE(jOACHtM),Promptuatium Atchemiœ, Ander Buch, t6t4, p. <H3.
HNRMETtSCHER ROSENKRANTZ, t6S9, pp. $2,79.
~M HERMETISCHER ROSEttKRANTZ, t68z, pp. 79.
[SCHATZund Kunst-kammer],?. 4! 3.
See BRÔFPNETEGeheimnisse des Steins der Weisen, (t/oS), p. 33$.
HERMETtscHE(Der) Philosophus, tyo?, p. t68.
Tabula Smaragdina.
~e BERNHARDUS TRBVtSANUS,Von der Hermetischenn Philosophia Ein
Buch, < 582,Cv y~w.
BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS,Bericht von der Hermetischenn Philosophia, in
ELUCtDATMSecretorum, t6o2, p. 200.
ALBtNEUS(NATHAN),Bibliotheca Chemica Contracta, 16S3,sig. ir6tww.
See GLAUBER(JOHANN RUDOLPH),Teutschtands Wohlfahrt, Fun~er
Thei!,
Amsterdam, t66o, p. to.
&< GLAUBER(JOHANNRUDOLPH),Teutschlandts Wohlfahrt,
Prag, t704, p. 649.
BERNHARDUS TREVtSANUS, Drei Bûcher von der Hermetischen Phitosophie,
in DER HERMETISCHEPHtLOSOPHUS, 1709,p. 213.
~t NAXAGORAS (EHRD DE), Aurei Velleris Suppîementum, 1733,p. 24.
Set KLEFMKER(JOHANN),Das Fundament der Lehre vom Stein der
Weisen,
'736, p. 28.
Ste BERNHARDUS TREVISANUS, Chymische SchrifRen, 1746,p. 6 t747, p. 6.
VERNONFTïGEErMarung der Smaragdenen Tafel des Hermès, t76o.
~« HORTULANUS, Commentariolus in Tabulam Smaragdinam.
Tabula Smaragdina de Alchemia.
Set ALCHEMtA,1541,p. 363.
Set WEDEL(GEORGWOLFGANG), Introductio in Alchimiam, x7o6, p. 59.
Tabula Smaragdina, cum expositionibus Gerardi Dom.
Set DORN(GERHARD),De Naturae Luce physica Tractatus, ~83, p. 82.
.SMTHEATRUMCHEMtCUM,t6S9, i. p. 369.
Tabula Smaragdina Hermetis, Die Wort der Geheimnüfs des Hermetis.
Se,t ROTH.SCHOLTZ (FRtEDERtCH),Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, t73o, ii.
P. 53ï.
Tabula Smaragdina, inter manus eius inuenta in obscuro antro, in quo humatum
corpus eius repertum est.
~M MARENGUS(jOANNtss BAprtSTA),Palladis Chymicœ Arcana détecta, 1678,
Pars ii. p. 3 (cum commentario).
Tabula Smaragdina, in ipsius sepulchro inventa, cum commento Hortutani
philosophi.
~« ARS CHEMtCA,~66, p. 32.
 HERMES 3~3
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. CM~.
Tabula Smaragdina cui titulus Verba Secretorum Hermetis Trismegisti, W.
Chr. Kriegsmanni et Gerardi Dornel commentants ittustrata.
Sed MANGET (J.j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,iyos, i. p. 380.
Tabula Smaragdina seu Verba SecretorumHermetis.
TtiEATRUM CHEMtCUM, t66!, vi. p. 715.
Tabula Hermetis,
See EUAS,
See EUAS, E MasArtista
EMas Artista mit
mit dem
dem Steinder
Ste
non aer Wcisen, tyyo,p.
wosen, 1770, p. t4g.
<43.
Thé firstédition of the Tabula Smafagdiaa' isi writer whoasctibed it to him te give it authonty
that contained in the volume ~M<a, Norim. its possiMe eonuection with so-called Hennettc
berg.iMt. It was known,however, three hundred writingsof an earlier time the subject with which
yeaM before that date, and if Hertuianns, who it dea6.
wrote thé 'Commentary' on it. noutithed, as haï The student of the history of chemistry cannot
been said, in the tenth century, that would cany itt weU igttOte !t, tes~ perhaps now than ever, since
back another three haadred yeaM. thé discoverydf Egyptian writings, and e!peda)ty
When it is consideredthat alchemy wasknown of thé médical papyrus by Mbets, whicb he catb a
ait atong as thé Hennetic Art, it is aot $m'pnsin{[ Hemetic treause of t<so B.C. (a date coinciding
that witin: whichwith sucha show of probability with tbat assigned to Hermes by Lambeck), has
could be coMide~edof Mchmt origin, which bore givea a different aspect to thé controversy between
Hennés* name, and the meaning of which was Conring and Borriéhius,and hM put the existence
esoteric, would be cberished and revered by thé of Hermes on a newfoundation. Other researches
atchemists. The Tabula Stnamgdinahadatt these also have shown that the bellef in a person or
q)MU6œtions. It is certitinty not modem, it bas5 persons of the name of Hermes bas been so wide
been assigned to Hermes from the first, and. itsi sptead and persistent that the whole Hermès.
<iRniScaNce does not lie on thé surface. The man legend forms a legitimate subject of inquiry as to
that runs cannot read it, nor, for that matter, the ils origin and the probability of its be!og correct.
man who <its. It is as profound a tnystery, as One can hatdty settte it as summarily as was done
great a pUMteas AeimLaetia Crispis' itseif. by von Murr tvas man von Hermes Trismegist
But, in fact, everythingconeeming it remainsaliest, sind blosse MNttthen, and on the other hand
probien): its tegendoryand Mmantic discovety; thé most that can be hoped for is that futuM dis-
the original langoage, for it is ttnown in Latin coveries may lead te at teast a plausible theoty, if
onty; its author, whether one of the several per. not to petfect certahty regatdiag its origin.
sonages of the name of Hermès, or an anonymousi
WoKgattg Jobst (Jusms), C~w~o~nt Borriehius, De 0~« /<tM<« C4cm«c dis-
omnium </7«jM<tMM~M~~ttitt, F)-M)COf. a. V., M~ft/to. HafniiB,1668,p. ~o,
t;;S6, p. to. Conring, De ~~M/tM /M<~t<~M~ /<M duo.
Nazari, /?/&
Delta ?')H!~<M<M<w<
Travit#latione ~/<<<<fa, Sognii Fditio secunda. Hetmestadi!, t669.4".
Aitiallica, a~«
y~. 'S99, p. '39. Morhof, De Metallorum~~ax.M<«/<!r~M« ad
Maier, ~m~ /f«~~ MfHM!.t6ty, p. (iater. ~M&otj~<t<<M<<t. ~<~A!, t6y3, p. ;(oz.
pteUttionsof the SmaR~diae Tabte). Bon'!cMa!,jM-t<<M, <<~<<onMM. CA<m<.
Cluveri,ustC<Mf«« ~«<< /.<< yMM,t63i, t0~t<«t&M~M < ~fNMfM< CfH~<Mt< ~M<)Ma<
c.
p. !?. (Ltb. r, 26, presumed derivation of thé M~fMN~M f &«?«!/< Hafntte, t6y4,
German peopte from Theuth, or Thoth.) Pet. Dan. Huetius, /~<M<Mj~<~ tpo~tfo,
Conring, Z~ ~<~M<t«a ~o~ t<f<'<~< ï6~, pp. 57, 60 (Propositio iv. capp. 3 and 4.
/~<~&t<e~<<t ~MjMMt~ Hetmestadii, t&)8, identincationwith Moses).
4* Khegatoaan, Ci«~«:~MOMMM de C<fM«"tM'
Kircher, OMr~J ~<f<«M, tt. ii. pp. Cot<<fC~MM. <t~Ct'«~.t<0~,~<M~ y<tt<t~gM/o,
t6<3,
M6.g86. ('Medicina HieMgtyphtca'which mayf </M<tt,
Tubingte, ~6:4, pp. [8] 6~, 4°.
be considered Hertnetie); pp. 387.43~ (Aichimia t Borrichhs, CM~/M ~c~V<«M ~)M<s<~t<et,
hiefogtyphica,' whicb refers to Henaes throMgh. t6w, p. ï.
oat): p. 4~8 ('Tabula Smarazdiaa' its doubtMt MoOer,~ftwwyM~S~Mt ~<<'t~A~/<i~c<
history and whether it is by Hermèsor not). · Ct-t~a. Hamb., t6~, p. s~sfand refereoces).
Caiaubon. ~~M j«f~Met taksiasticis < A')fyi«~~a<A.et&<'?<'K<M~f~w<'<<<~
~/«M<t ~~7. ad e~~<Ma~ F<t~'«t< ~<w<M<! t &'<t«t~A'<MM/. tyca, p. 46.
M<Annales, t6~t, pp. 66-<to. (Hitercit. i. Sect. to, Henr. Adolph. de Wettering, /)M.B'~«/<«
ditoNses the questfonge)MraUy.) <M<«M~'<w<fm rfttm~j~m M<f<tS«t<~M«M
Borel, ~/«~t«M C&mtftt,16~4, p. t<s. .f<~f«!tce~MM,&* TMM/ajX ~<M<!n~<)«te<
Joh. H. Hettingef, /?tt~tMM<M ~Mf<<M. ~e/MW ci <4~& AtM~/iMt m«M<~~<t/<M,
«t~M fot~, t6~). pp. 5t-6y. (D'ss. ILRtenchus < Kitoaii, 1707,pp. 64,4".
scriptorum ecctestasttcorum sttppotititiormn, con- Fabricius,~<<w Craca. t~oS,i. pp.46.8~(p.
tains nothing about the chemicat books). 46Poen)ander,etc.; cap..x. p. 66eheMicatWtittnc!).
Dickinson, /?<M< /'A<~«~MaM~M. !6<s, p. M~ Lambecius. ~f~MMj ~M~r«c/</m!<t. t7t0.
Georg Hom, ~/<M<c~<7f~~<<m, pp. t34't43. {Lib. M.cap. x. §6. catalogues ofthe
t6ss. PP. t~. t~h 3'7. etc. Works, d iscussmms on theu' authenticity, roferenees
K.riegsmMm,Ac~mt/M?'f~<M~M/f Tabulaa to authontie&).
&<M~<fOM~f /<«f<t/t~ vindicala, t6S7. Pope-Blount, C'Mt«)'a û~n'WMm ~M/Ac~N~,
J. H. Ursinus, De ~~Otu/M. ~<'««<e Tw- t~to, p. t (he considers thé works spurious).
M~'M&t. &M<'AtMM«<M «M<0f~t« «~<t'< Morhof, fc~M~, ï7t4, ii. pp. tûy'tyo.
<.MtM<'a~«<t,Ncrimberge, ï66t.
?4 ~M~.y-~Mf.E?yc~

HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. C~Aw~.

~·
GoeMeke,o~<t~Mt</<~<BM<~M<M,FrMcof.
ad Viadrum. :7~t. i. pp. tjë-t~S. Thomson, 7~ W~~ C~~t~fy. i.
P'9-
Roth.Seho)tï. F~r<: CAH~M. jy~. pp. Schmieder,
C~te~M~ der ~&A<j)t«, tSo. pp.
275*~83. 34.37.
SM)&, ~/</«/x~ <t~ /Mt&<~ der C~o~MA Gtitsie. ~«cA einer e~iM~~M /:«)-Mtt..
'7~7. P. 345. ~f<t~t~. t<37, t. i. pp.M6, 492. ~oy.
Manget, B<Me<fe ~<m M-</«w««t. Hoefw, ~<~
t/ai. n. ii. p. 398 (uoder TrismegisKt:).
~M, ~9. i. pp. 30.
~44:49 t8M. i. pp. 34.
Kestner, ~<~MW~ Ge/o~/M.M.M, ty~o, C~<-Af~<der C~<m«,~44. ii. pp. t4S-
p~ t48.Kopp.
Le~ngItt DnffMnoy.
Lengtet Dufresnoy, ~M<M~
Hisfoirs de/<tla /'A<7c~
Pltilom~hit M/« ~«
~-<~Kf. !7~. i. pp. ,“. pp. tS6, t~, ~~t~At~ ~~y.
c'~a~~M. W)U)am
Londoa.iBm.S". ('ntisbcokisMidtobe~ï~.
and as itbook
WMMppretsed.
London. (?}Sooth.
1850,8". rrhis Issaid to be it has
Dr.
Jôcher, <<<M«~M G</a~y<x.Z~K<w. tyw. Il.
becomerare. Il coataiM pp. 99.139 a translation
ça!. tS44. of the Golden y~-n~ of Henné:.)
F:ctu)d, /tM. 1753. Th. i. p. 93 Th.
Figuier. L'Akki~wied lu .rJlsA~miatas,
ii. p. 75. /M<M~<<M~&~<-j/<!j, sinistel, l8s6,
,8t6. pp.
x856, PP·
4,6,40.56.
Bnn&r,~tf~W<tCr<7«-<t /M~< <~7. i.
D. Chwolsohn,Die .S~w und
ed. sec., pp. eM.s~t: vi. pp. te~ti?. ~~M~M,
St. Petersbufg, t8s6. i.np. 783.~ ~A!)M.
HaUet. ~&a /MMtet<MB ~<t<<t<M, M76.
Kopp, ~dt~&&
). p. tt (expreKes doubt about the traditions). 1869.
pp. 367.384.
Ë!oy. Z)«-/<MNa<'M- ~<~M de la ~jMf~M,
LadMgue, ~Mf~M <?m~ FfM~j
(Hermes, (Hermes
~<M~ t87p, KM.t77,636~46.
rismegistus). Fmndt. /X<tM~~<
~M~-At/M Primordiis ~«f~a~~t~.
Bergman. gradualis '97' p. 708 (chleflyon the phitMophtc~ wo[S).
<Nt«r. 1770. p. 9. /'a/ytM ~-t. Das ~nM~&: Bt<fA
Baumer. ~/«~<-<-a C~~t~t, t/Sz, p. -?~ der tt ~M~-a/<~<'
Ay/n~ sur CMf~t-A/f der A~t-a dt<aMf. [yat..
Schrift, Loptij;. t87s, avoË.. 4'.
pp_S8. 95 (the "l'able'), M3. <c< 6t8. ..Richard 1 ietschmann,~!ffM<'j7V<'«!x~<j/<uaa<
Fabricius, &</«'<t<'<a C~f;, cd. Harles, [7t;o. Cn<'C~~M M~ O~O/ft/Mf~X
~/W~.M,
i. pp. 46-0~ (chemical writtngs, tx ?c).
</«~M/< Leipzig, 1875. pp. [4]
Wiœteb. C~~tc~ M~<f<~ (/w/~«
F{/f/< M der 6'AMw in der ~<-j/~ f<H</
581·.Ça).
t'. Chabns.;f/~
Chabas,:1'ollte<<da /t
M<W<~2~. tMz. pp. t9, ao. zs. ~(transtated Patyrut .t~M«A:
;illdieale ~n.
Grders,
t876, pp. 18. (from the journal Z.o~~AmA
from Bergmantt). Berthetot.
Christ. Gott). von Murr, /.<7/<'yM~'tfA<; O~MM ~</A-~M&. tMc. p.
37.&tMt'M. ~t~.
~WA/<'«tM der C~<< ~<-t«MX/~t C«/<
rr~°~c" ~'i" i. pp. 4, ao9. ZtS
<wf&M, tSos. Vorrede. ( tabuta Smemgdtna) ii.M, 340,359,
Fuchs, ~qte~ortKM der t~fomeAM ~<«<re/<t)', g6s.
H.tMchim.~t~w~ Das <it7/~&~tA
< 806.0)! pp. ~-y. liber ~M~ a~ dem ~<XMt/<«-~< <?«<<M~<'<.
Ma/w/t~<i'M/
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HERMETIC~ t
Phitosophiœ Studiosis [Epistoia].
See CHYMtSCHES Lust-Garttem, t747, p. ty.

HERMETICAL (The) Triumph: or, The Victorious Philosophical Stone. A

Treatise more compleat and more intelligible than any has been yet,
concerning The Hermetical Magistery. Translated from the French. To
which is added, The Ancient War of the Knights. Translated from the
German Original. As Also, Some Annotations upon the most material
Points, where the two Translations differ. Done from a German Edition.
London, Printed and Sold by P. Hanet, at the Sign of the
Btack.Spread.
Eagle, near Somerset-House in the Strand. 1723.
8°. Pp.xvi..Syntho)icffontispi<!ccit)c)udtd,i47. [t]3<). [.]. Thisvo)umeeon<ai)M:
Thé Ancient War of the Knights nowfrom The Anttent War of the Knights.
the French tend~d into Engtish. Tmns.
)ated from the German original,
A Discourse bMween EudoxMp.and Pyrophilus p. r.
A~noMinos upon the most material
upon the AncientWar of the Knights 26 wherethc Frcnchtranstation ofTheA. passages,
A Letter to the truc Disciples of H~mes con. of the Knights. d)f!orsfmm the (.enaM) original.
~;n.Ms.x priMipatKeys to the Secret Philosophy. From a lierman edition, p~
(Signed Dives $<ct)t
Ardens S '). p. [t6.
HERMETICAL (The) Triumph.
See HERMETiscHE (Der) Triumph.
See TRtOMPHE (Le) Hermetique.
URALTER Ritter Krieg.
 AM~r~C~ ?5

HERMETISCHE Arzenei.
SeeSBMLKR (JOHANN SALOMON), Von âchter hermetischerAnenei, <y86.
HERMETISCHE (Die) Gesettschaft.
Hermetisches Journal. Zur endlichen Beruhigung für Zweiner und Sucher,
von der hermetischen Gesellschaft.
Wahrheit ist nicht die Tochter des Ansehens sondern der Zeit.
Erster Band. Erstes Stück. Camburg an der Saale, bei Hofmann und
Kompagnie; j[8ot.
Ir. Pp.tM[a].
8'. Pp,in(*]. Wmts
WMttspp-ttg.tze.
pp.113-120.
Thé Hennetie Society comisted apparenttyoftwomembcrs oo)y Kortmnand
BithMM.References to thélitemture
t~erringto itaregivenunderKortum.
HERMETISCHE Kunst.
See RECHttt(Der) WEGzu der Hermetischen Kunit,t773.
HERMETISCHE (Der) Nord Stem.
~MF.O.j.), 1771.
HERMETISCHE (Der) Philosophus, oder Haupt-Schtusse!, derer zu der
Chymie gehorigen Materien, Ursprung, und Herkommen aller Metallen und
Mineralien. Das ist: Ein Weegweiser und Summarischer Bericht, wie
nemblich das Universate Generatissimum, gleichwie die Metallen und
Mineratien durch die Astra gewürcket, aufs Wasser und Erden ihren
Leib endtichen durch viele Jahre nehmen, und in mancherley Gestatt
formiret werden, per Artem inner kurtzen Zeit zu ertangen sey; und wie
rnan folglich aller Metallen und Mineralien Eigenschant auff das leichteste
erkundigen und erforschen solle. Allen SeissigenNachforschem der Natur
zu getallen an vielen Orthen dieses Büchleins klar beschrieben, und in
sieben Tractauein bestehend zum Druck befordert. Franckfurt und
Leipzig, VerlegtsJohann Gabriel Grahl, Buchhandler in Wienn, tyop.
8< Pp. [99,inctudingfrontbpietej 3!$. [t htank 4 Register].TMeredand
black. Frontispiece intwocompartments. Thevolume contains
sevendistincttracts.
AtM'eusMbefdePnacipiisNittunBetAftis.p.t. t. Bemhardvonder Marckund Tervis. tïï.I.
DeSnitioAkhymite, p.n. BOcher vonder Hermetischen Phitosophieder
PhœaixAlchymise, p.75. Welsen.p.193.
Artephii,vonder geheimenKunstundStein TabulaSmaragdina. p.atg.
derWeisenGeheimes Buch,p. tas. Ahnus,Dicta,darinnondas Geheimnufs Philo.
Joitonis GMt&Bdii, seu Hortulani Compen- sophischer Taggegebenwirdp.
Artan 30~.
diumAtchintite, oder: Ëdf)Srung der Smarag. Aneditionof FratiHurt,t6oo,8°, is quotedin
discheeTafet Henneti! Trismegistivon der /<!<~Z~~cA& A'MttM ~MM~e «tf/tt//M<e.
Chimh,p. t6y. tyg:,p. 70. Certainof thétractsseemto bave
DieSmMagden.Tafe), p. t69. been repnntedromthe~<f))M<Ù!<M«~tM/<.
f
HERMETISCHE (Das) Triklinium, 1792.
&M PHtLOTHEUS de Limitibus.

HERMETISCHE (Der) Triumph oder der Siegende Philosophische Stein,

Ein Tractât vôlliger und verstândlicher eingerichtet, als einer {e<nats
bifsher gewesen, handelnde von der Hermetischen MeisterschaBt Hiebevor
in Frantzosischer Sprache gedruckt, zu Amsterdam bey Heinrich Wetstein,
Anno 1689. Nunmehro gegenwârtig ins Deutsche versetzt. Leipzig und
Gor!itz. Bey Johann Gottlob Laurentio, 170?.
8°. Pp. z~t. Tittered and Haek. Wantsthe frontispiece.Interleaved,
with
MS.note&
396 /y~~7Y~7Y~C7~E7f

HERMETISCHE
HERMETISCHE Tnumph.
Triumph, C~
C~
Uralter RitterKrieg, p. t4. Seadschreiben an die wahren Schüler Hermetis
L'AncientteGuerre <)< Chevjtti~s (Got ntMand in sich haitende die vomehmsten sechs SchUt~set
Frenchon oppositepages), p. te. der geheimen Phitosophia}. Aus dent Fn*t)<<~i.
Gespritchedes Kudoxi und Pyrophili Uberden sehen ins Teutsche versetzet, p. tos. This is
Uralten Rttter.KrieR,p. jy. signed Divessieut Ardens S
Nothweadi~e )-:nt)<terung des Verdeutschers Sce the note under URALTMK)TTE)t.KRtEO.
<!)e!e!HcnMt)~:henT)-iamphsandeoLeser,p.1 r- t~.

HERMETISCHE (Der) Triumph oder der Siegende Philosophische Stein,

Ein Tmctat vottiger und verstandHchereingerichtet, a!s einer jemals bifsher
gewesen; handelnde von der Hermetischen Meisterschaft. Hiebevor in
Franzosiecher Sprache gedruckt, zu Amsterdam bey Heinrich Wetstein,
Anno 1689. Nunmehro gegenwiirtig ins Deutsche vetsetzt. Frankfurt
und Leipzig,bey Johann Paul Kraufs, ~65.
a". Pp.M4. Tittefedt
8". Pp.M4. 1 .r.,w.
TMetedMdbhd:,Ffoa~piece.
ln French and German, on opposite pages Sendschreiben an die wahren SchtUet Hennetis
Uratter Rkter.Krieg. p. t~. in SMhhaltend die vornehnlsten sechsScht<)N)et
der
L'AncieoMGuerreftesChevatit'rs, H. ts. Phttosophite. Aus dem Franzëstschea
Gespraehe des Eudoxi und Pyrophili (tber den geheimea
tn~ Teutsche Ubersetzet. (Signed Dives sicut
uratten Ritter-Krieg,p. ;y. Ardens S and iaterpreted DydacusSenefrttM),
Nothwendise Erinnerung des VcrdeMtschers P. ''9!.
dieses Hennetbchen 't'numphs au den Leser, p.
'59.

HERMETISCHE (Der) Triumph.

HERMETtSCHES A. B. C., 1779,ii). p. );.
&e URALTERRttter.Krie~.
Se, HERMETICAL(The) Triumph.
See TRIOMPHE
(Le) Hermetique.
HERMETISCHE Wahrheit.
See REtMEHERMETISCHE
Wahrheit.
HERMETISCHE (Die) Wissensch~ft.
See GEHEïME(Die) Naturlehre der hermetischen Wissenschaft.

HERMETISCHEN (Von der) Philosophia.

See BERNHARDUS
TREVISANUS.
HERMETISCHER Rosenkrantz, das ist Vier schône, aufserlesene Chymische
Tmctâtiein, nemlich
I. Artephiî'defs uhralten PhUosophi von der geheimen Kunst, und Stein
der Weisen, Geheimes Buch.
II. Johannis Garlandii seu Hortulani Angli, Compendium Atchimise, oder
Ertdarung der Smaragdischcn Tafe) Hermetis Trismegisti.
III. M. Arnoldi de Villa Nova, Erktarung über den Commentarium
Hortulani.
IV. Bernhardi Comitis Trev!s. absonderlicher Tractât vom Stein der
Weisen.
Allen Uebhabern dieser edlen Kunst zum besten, aus dem Latein, ins
Teutsche gebracht, und nun erstmals in Druck gefertiget.
Dits Buchkin ist viel Geldes wehrt, wirstu es recht verstahn,
Die Güldin Kunst kein ander Buch dich besser lehten kan.
 ~~J?7Y~C~?~S7XS'C~E.y 397

HERMETISCHER Rosenkrantz. C~KM~.

Gedrucktzu Hamburg, bey Michaet Pfeiffern, in Vertegung Joh. Naumans,
Buchh. f6~.
8' Pp.[t.6]7.tM[9b)ankl
8". PP-[1-617-110[sblankl
HERMETISCHER Rosenkrantz, das ist: Vier schone, aufserlesene Chymische
Tfactâttein, nemlich
I. Artephii des uhralten Philosophi von der geheimen Kunst, und Stein
der Weisen, Geheimes Buch.
II. Johannis Garladii [M<-]seu Hortulani Angli, Compendium Alchimipe,
oder ErMarung der Smaragdischen Tafel Hermetis Trismegisti.
111. M. Arnoldi de Villanova, Erktarung über den Commentarium
Hortulani.
ÏV. Bernhardi Comitis Trev:s absondertïcher Tractât vom Stein der
Weisen.
Allen Liebhabem der edlen Kunst zum besten, aus dem Latein, ins
Teutsche gebracht, und nun zum andern mahl zum Druck befodert.
Dits Büchlein ist viel Geldes wehrt, wirstu es recht verstahn,
Die Golden Kunst kein ander Buch dich besser lehren kan.
Gedruckt zu Hamburg, bey Michael Pfeiffern, In Verlegung Joh. Naumans,
Buchh. ï6R9.
S*. Pp. [t-6] ?.tM Man):, tom eut].
Thiscottectiott
wasmadeby DavidHerticius(?.f.). Therewasa laterédition,Ft~nkfwta. M.,
'747.
~tt«-C<f~«'~<e<AM<fxC'~M«,t785, Ladmgue, ~/«~t~M 0<niM~; ~~f<t
P-63~. ~<f~/M,tSyo,Nos.t~, t~t.
GmeUn. CwA~/t derCtoM~,17~.i. p. 619. Kopp,Die~/fA<-w~. t8S6,ii.p. 343.
Kopp.f~C~MM.tMp..
!i. p. s79.note33.
HERMETISCHES A. B. C. derer gchten Weisen alter und neuer Zeiten vom
Stein der Weisen. Ausgegeben von einem wahren Gott- und Menschen-
freunde. Erster Theil. Berlin, i??8, bey Christian Utrich Ringmacher-
in Commission.
ErstefTheIL8*. PpLM[B][t~]!7.3t8.
ZwettefTheit,Ber)in,t7y~.8". Hp.[a]M8. [zMimH.
Mtter Theil,Bertin,ty/p. 8°. Pp.[a]399. [t. BMank~
VierterundtettterTheit,Ber)in.t?y9.8'. Pp.3:3. [g].
Therewasaûerwtuds pre6Md (mextratMepage
A. B. C. vomSteinderWeisen. Er!!ter[Zweiter, Dritter.Vierterundtetxtcrj
Theit. MitChaT(aTStt.SiicMseh.gt~d)gsterFrei))eit.
n.wnmaw. ~çnwmsaaw Bed)n.t7?8[ty~], beyChristian
II-VII7Jr^J
UlrichRingmacher.
UMch Ringmacher.
Tte book consists of extracM from the currettt niunes of thc authors of certain anonymotts and
HterMme. whieh give an Mea of what was con. doabtM tracts. Kopp, Die ~/< t886, ii. p.
sidered of importance to be studied at the time. 3~
It iealso of some use as it sornetimessupplies the
A. B.C. t.
ï. Hermes. Die SnMMgdt&fct, p. ~y. VIU, Johann Stebmncher atts NOrn))CtB.GO).
tt. Samuel BanMh. DteGitbeGoMes,p. &j. denesViies.p.M~.
!tL RabHAbrtthamEteaMr. Schnft.p.yt. !X. Johann Stebmacher aus Namberg. Was-
tV. ModussopMmseaodatus, p. 73. Mrstein der Weisen,p. !<6.
V. Kinderbettdes Steinsder Weisen,p. 86. X. Johann FriedrichHautnorthon. Ttaetatvom
Vt. M. Barcius, OTJohann v.Stembefg. Gtotta phi)osophisehenSm)œ,p. 1~7.
Mundi, Kleine Paradeis-T~fe),p. 95. XI. Leon&Constanth(JohannaLe!Mte). Sonnen.
VU. Johann Grashofer, Chortolasseus ge- Mumcder Weisen, p. t~.
nnnnt, Schritten; Geheimntssodes grossen und XII. Radtichs Bt0tot&r. HucidariMSM~ior,p.
kleinen B~ccn!; Cabab Chemice, p. t:t.r. 176,
398 Af~M~?V.yCM~

HERMETISCHES
~a.a~ A. y.B. C. <~M-M~.
VTtt A)~.t.
Xttt. Alexander v. 0. Suchten. E* VYV
X!X. Johann v. Padua. Volleidete heilige
Expticatb
Tincturre Physicomm Theophrastl PM~cebi. p. Weisheit, p. <t83.
tgs. XX. Marsillus Ficinu! BCcMeia vonl Stein
XIV.Alexander v. Suchtett. De tribus der Weisen, p. ~4.
Facultatibus. p. aï4. XX John DatMten. Rosarium vom Stein der
XV. De NuMement. Vom wahren Sf~ der Weisen, P. 300.
Weisen und dent Allgemeinen GeiM der Welt, XXII. Hermes. GUtdener Tractât von Zu~m-
p.330. tneMettung des Steins der Weisen, j).gn.
Xv!. Antoniode Abbatla. Behcht von Ver. XXIII. Raymundus Lullius. Apeftorium de
WMtdtMng der Metatten, p. :6t. ComposidoM Lapidis Phitosophomm, p. M9.
XVII. Aufrichtig deatscher Wegweiser !um XXtV. Raymundus LtttUus. Etuctdanm über
Licht der Natur, p. a6}. sein Testament und Codicit), p. ~ts.
XVIII. Laurentius Ventura Venetus. De Lapide XXV. AMtotdes.AtchymischeSchriftanAlex-
PhitoMphontm,p. 268. andrnm Magnum, de Lapide Phitosophorun).
P. 3'6.
A. B.C. Il.
[. P. Spiefs. Concordant (H~erdas MuysemeM IX. Georg von WeUing. Opus nwgo-atMisH-
Satcoe[eate,p.t; ('am et theosopMetm) p. agt.
Il. BenedictGutwMsm. Aufrichtig Chcmisches X. Franc. SebMt. Futvus Mehotodemet. of
OMtbens.Bekenntni'.s.p.~t. Pisn. Non plus ultm Veritatis, Untersuchung der
m.DMphUasophischeVatcrhetT.p.sû. hermctiBchenWissensch&R,p. e6<).
IV. Amar Proximi,p. 7~. XI. D. M- 3 Tractatlein, p. !t88.
V. Das ausder Finsternifs von sich se)b!t hervor. XU. Ben Adam. 'rf&um-Qe~icht, zur Zeit der
brechende Licht, p. to6. Regierung Ruachareti!, K0ni);s von Adama, von
VI. Famt mytttca hermetica, p. tS~. Floretus a Bethaborttn den T~geegeben, p. 996.
Vtt. Der rechte Weg zur hermetischen Kunst, XIII. DM hernmphroditischeSonn. und Monds.
P. '7S- Kind, p. 30t.
VUt.
SendtvoRiut. Die geheime Naturlehre, p.
'93.
A.B.C
A. B. C. Ht.
~.Mh~h~
t. Der oratte Ritterkrieg, und hennttische Ytt
1y Aus
XU. t.t<, Peter
t~t~. Steiners HandteMtt von der
Triumph, p. t& Universal.Materie. p. t8~.
Il. Henry Vmghao (<&) genaant Hueenias XIII. AM Nedeganders kuraer AnMOMgMm
PhiMethtt: EMftteter Bngaog m des K<tn~; N&turMhehiM~Ks p. ~03.
vttschtofsnmn Pt))ast, p. 73. XI AusdergMdenen Rose: duMht. R.V.M.D.,
Ht. (HeMy Vaughim): Von VerMUMittung der p.ao7.
Met&)te,p. 78. XV. Aus dem GesprSeh zwisehen dem Saturn
[V. (Henrv V~ugtMm) Kwze AnMtaog zum der Weisen, und einem Chemisteo, p. ~09.
hinontischenRubin,p. 80. XVt. A<i$ Jamsth«)ers Gedicht vcm Stein der
V. (Henry Vimghan): Bfunn der Chemisehen Weisen' p. ttg.
Wissenschittt,p. 83. XVtt. Aus dem Gedieht der achten Rosen.
VI. (HenryVMghftn): Magia AdtMHica,Atte)-- toreu~er.p. M<t.
thum der Weisheitoder Himmel der Hnte, p. 8&. XVut. Aus den LehM&tœn von der Weisen
Vtt. (HenryVMghftn): AntfOposophiaM<(gica. Steine, p. at6.
p. us. X!X. Aus d. Aria von der Weisen Stein, p. aty.
VIH. (HenryVmghan):Animamagie&absconditft. XX. Aus dem BtUMtder Weisheit, p. at8.
p.taa. XXI. t. Au! dem Blut der Natur. p. M~.
!X. (Henry Vaughan) EttphrahN. die Wasser XXII. Aus Fictulds AMth et tgnis, p. as~.
von Autptng, p. 134. XXIII. Aus Fictulds Auremn Vellus, goldenem
X. (HenryVtmgaan): Lumen de Luotine.neues VUefs.p. s6;.
nxtgischesLtcht.p. t~ï. XXtV. Aus Fictu)d<Hermetica Victoria, p. 37t.
XI. Thomas Vanghan[.J/f]. Aula Lucis, Haufs XXV. AM Fictulds Abhandlung voa derGewMt-
des Liehts. p. !77. heit der Alchemie,p. a88.
A.B.CC tV.
A.B.C.
Aos FicMtdsTurba Phitosophorum, p. <s. VI. Aus dessetbeoUcht des UehM, p. 95.
Il. Am der Mrsttichen Rose von Jeridto. oder V! Aus LeonhanbdetanMtone TinetOMePhil.
Moses TesMment,p. osophorum, p. M2.
tU. Aas Elias Anista Geheimnis vont Salze, V! Aus v. Loen Geheimnifs der Verwesung
P- 47' und Verbrennung aller D!nge, p. tgy.
Hntehne Zeugnisse aM Fictulds Probier. IX. Aus dem tnikrokosmMten Vorspiet eines
steine, p. 7!. neuen Himmelsund der neuen Erde, p. i6y.
V. Aus Johann Ferdinand von Freydau Send- X. Aus des Graten Martciaco Sendschreiben
schreiben, p. y~ und hBrmetiicttenUMet~udiang, p. MZ.
For notes upon the above authors, see the respective entries.

HERMETISCHES Journal.
HMMfETtSCHR (DM) GesettschafL
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HERMETISCHES Museum. Enter Theil. Allen Liebhabem der wahren

Weisheit gewidmet von dem Herausgeber. Reval und Leipzig bey
Albrecht und Compagnie
8". Pp. t9a. Thé date has ))eentorn off.
Zweytcr Thdt. (date ton) otT). 8°. Pp. t~o.
tMtter Theil, 8°. Pp. typ [t Mank).
Vierter Theit, Leipzig,s?9c', in (M~ters, des )<tngerH,Verhgshandtung. 8°. Pp. vi. t7o.
The date of parts and U. is 5789,whichof course stands for tySe.
LadMgwe,B~/M~~M ÛM~~ t87o. No. 6a6 Kopp, ~t'~ ~M<M', i886, ii. p. 3~ (~ntMttCMtes
(onlythree parts Mt mentioned). four parts).
The contents of the fou
four
Ourparts
purts nje
are as (ollows
M)ows
t. Warum getaaget) nur wenige Menschen tum 3. Sen<bch)re{beoeinesAdepten.&be)rdMGehet<n.
MtbteMtOttder Mni~tichen Kunst? eine Frage, nis der grossen Kunot. aus uetegenhfit defjenigen
Ixantwortet von einemttchten Maurer, t., p. tg. Lehn-n obgefafst. die Arittœu: Mtnem Sohne, da5
a. Johann de.Monte Rapbaim. Vorbotbe der phitosophitche Meistersttik betretfeod Mt)ter!<nset)
nm philosophischen Himmel hervorbfeehenden hat. Der Name des Verfitssers ist in diesem
MorgenrSthe, t., p. 6$. )ntcit)i!c))enAnnngmmnxt(~f) enthalten. Dives
3. P. A. Theophtastt geheimes und vo)b<andige; ticttt Ardens, s. sanctus DesideritM. su Paris bey
Witnschhattein, mit einer Nachricht von des
Verfhsers Leben vermehrt von Sincero Aletophilo. LotetMD'Houn',t68a.t!p.~
<(. Liber de rnncipiis Naturahbus et de principiM
Nech der Erfurter Ausgtbe von 1738abgedrukt, artts Chemicae. tneerto Authore, Ill., p. 15!.
t., p. ttt. Die wahrhafte und voUkonxneneBereituag des
Johannis Augure!)!Güldenes Vliefs und Go!. Philosophischen Steins der BrfMeftchaft aus dem
denMtangshaMt. abenett von M. Valentin Orden des Golden.und Rosen. CreoMes. Dabey
Wetgd. abgedrukt nach der Hamburger Aus. angehanget die Gesetze oder Regeln, welche die
ptbe vomJtthte tyt6, IL, p. 3. gedachte BrttdeMcha<t upter sicb Mtt, denen
9. Re!ne Hermetische Wahrheit von einern Fi)ii! Doctrinte tum Besten publiciret, von S. R..
unbekanntenVertaMer, H.. p. 143. !V.P. t.
t. ScMaMdzur wahren Weishcit. p. 3. Thé 'GeieMe,'p.
Getette,' p. <43.
x43.
9. PMhdetphia Oder btûdertiehe Liebe von
t[<aœas Philoctetes, ttt., p. 37.

HERMITE (L') du Fauxbourg.

6'M HELMONT (FRANCISCUS MERCUtttfS VAN).
Gmelin(GfK-~f~derCt«M~,t~S, ii.p. 3~) quote;thf pseudonym
butnotits
eqt)iva!ent.
HERMOGENES.
Des aufrichtigen Hermogenis Philosophischer und Magischer Feuer-Stab,
oder: Unvermeidlicher Kunstgrift' zu dem Philosophischen Feuer zu
gelangen, dadurch man zur Vollkommenheit dieses grossen Werckes, und
henrUchenWissenschaHt ko!Bt, und gleichsam durch einen Tubum das
Innerste der Materie aller Weisen, und seinen edten Geiat aus der
Fontina heraus ziehet, ausser welchem Tubo igneo oder Feuer-Stab, velut
totius operis Directore & !gnis Observatore, wovon kein Philosophus
etwas erwehnet, das Werck keinen gttten Succefs,vietwenigerein gewOnschtes
Ende erlangen kan, von mir obbenannten, als ein Supptementum des gantzen
Geheimnisses, denen Kunstbegierigen und dem PuMtco zu gut heraus
gegeben, und entdecket worden. Leipzig und Halle, zu finden in denen
KrugischenBuchhandlungen, tf~t.
8°. P[
'p. 6a.
Pp.62.
!n thépréface
to thé pfeseMtracthisworksare Of thé 1 Peuer-Stab,'Kopp says thore was an
eoumetated Mtdthé tittescopiedby earlierédition of !709.
by Mn)<!e!f,
FicMtd andotheM. Fictuld says that the author bas not revealed his
~««~~t jj~yn~a f/ ~</<'t<A<fo, Leipzig, name, but he b 'ob~ousty an Arch-SophiM, his
17» wriUcgsate 'godteM lies and pasquits, Mdthey
«~ <~<7<<t<j~<'j~<f
~NiQ'~t'~M ~fMM/««, deserveto be bumed. There are no half measures
t7t~:Leiptig,t74t,8- with Flctuld.
400 ~~fOCE7MM-F/!?M7e'

HERMOGENES.
i-m.KMUU&Nh.S. <w<
CtMWW~.
But on the other hMtd ho seemsto havo been of Fictutd'i. Whether the latter after his published
some importance in the development of Rosio-uei- eriticisms, would have ~joyed being put in thé
anifim, and is quoted repeatedty as nn authority by same Mtegoty may be doubted. This author does
Semtet, who links his name more than once with not appeM*iu KtoM'slist.
FiMutd, /«'«, 1753.Th. il., p. 76. Gmelin, <7«~/<<' der C~M~, tM8, Ii. p. 3:5.
Semter, t/n~/A~jf~ ~<!M/f<~« M<' ~~n'f Ladntgue.M~
f~f~~«JM~M~, t/Sy, ii. p. t6y tySS, iii. p. 38, t870, Nos. 1367,t~68.
;x
7". Ss, MS.'64
8,5, xa~ x6~ (extMcts
( f
extrncts roro
fromttis
hs <y)-it)ng<),t??,
vyritings~,xyy, Kopp, Z?~<m«', 886, li. pp. 359, 386. 39t.
t88 t788, iv. pp. 6st,169,t8o. Chronology,t~t.

HERMOPHILE.
Le Pseautier d'Hermoph!!e, envoyé a Phi!a!ethe.
~<f RtCHKBOURG (j. M. D.), Bibliotheque des Philosophes Chimiques, 1754, iv.
P. 394.
HERTODT VON TODTENFELDT (JOHAMttFMOtttAtm~.
Epistola contra Ph!fa!etham. Responsio ad ptaecedentem Epistolam.
&<'MANCET
~<'<'MANCET (J.J.
(J. Bibliothecat:hem)
J.), OMtotheca Chemica
IIa.KV411VJp~I~V.G,ii. tJ~.7.
Curiosa,tyoa, 11. pp. 41y~and 699.
697H7J4 V~.
Johann Ferdinand Hettodt, or Herdott, von BrNno, the capitat of Moravio, with great accept-
Totenfeld, or Todtenfeldt, of Niclasburg in Mor. once. He died in ï~
avia, bom 4 Feb., 1645,was? doctor ot medicine, He wrote 'T<ttMro.Mastix Mom~ee,' Vienne
a member of the LeopoMine Aeademia Austri:e, 166% 8°; 'Opus mirificum seMi diei.'
Natune Curiosonnmin !67o, and chief physidan jenee, t6yo, y; 'Cfocotogm, sive curiosa Croci,
to the Kmpero)'. !n bis youth he occupied him. regis vegetabiliurn,enucte~tio.'JenM, i6?i, 8*,and
self withwriting books, but tatt)- on he abandoned some papers inthe .B~MWtf&j of the SoctMy.
this sort of work and pmctised medicine at
Merctttin,Lindenius renovalus, t686, p. 576.
Porta), <<f /x<oon'~ &t ûM~M~,
Roth.Schottx,&~&a C~~tM, ~97, p. 384.
11700üi, p. 11g.
Dit ~<~<'&~«- /i!f)~ <4/<~yMM, 1730, p. 97 Hatter.
~M&<A<M
~f<a/<'M<fa,
~774,i. p. s8t.
(intercourse with Wagnerec)<). Etoy, /)M/«M<t<!<«AMA~«f <&la A/M~M,
Manget, /?<~<a~fa &on<M t778, M.p.~t<.
~/«/tff/w<K,
~731, t. ii. p. 68t. HaUer, ~M<m~<a Mdiine~t&«.M pr«lïce.
~~M'~f< z7M t779, iii.
KesMer,~~MM~A~ G~/<m-~<cm!, ty~o,
p.958.
Gmelin, G~M~ der ût~M, t~S. il. pp. eo8,
.fâcher. ~M~MM C~A<M.Z~/<-o«, t7;o. ii. 9t6.
coi. t<6a. F«!{~~t< ~yo<~a&,Paris, Panckoucke (tStO-
BOchner, ~4«!<<eMt<? ~V<<e C«~Moy«m B~, v. p. 176.
~M/<~s. t755, p. 46~, No. 37. Hirsch, A<jp'<t~t<t~<t ~efthM der ~tt~WM-
Georgius MaMtufB,CtM~~o'~ //<~ft<p AMt- ~M<~a ~<~& alltr ~M~ <t~ W~ ÏM6, iit.
fo~MM~f<M&j~nM,t76t, p. 704. P. t?8.

HERVERDI (JOSEPHFEMMNAND).
Joseph Ferdinand Herverdi, M.D. in Rotterdam, ErMârung des mineratischen
Reichs. Ein Beytrag zur Geschichte der Alchymie. Berlin, bey Arnold
Wever,1783.
S'. t-p.
<r. Pp.MM4.
w~-
TheF~f/~doesnotsparethéauthM'sobscurity, Meuset quotes the above, but knows Mthing
errots,anddivagations soand
<rom seMe. about the author. Schmieder catts him Hervord),
which seems ineccunUe.
~)~M~zMfC<~A/<'A/< <&fAa4<nt C~MK,tySc, (This is an inacotMte teterence, and t have Med
p. 683. to eonrect it).
Meuse),D<M ~~M~i'~M/~&a~<!< /~TMa<t Sehmieder, f~<4/< < ~/<«x~, tSga, p.
~f /<<t< /<~<~MT~a~~MN~< ty~, 595-
iii.p. t69; !786,N~htrag,i. p.~73. Ladragtte, ~~o/A~t~ 0«f< &«xw
GmeMn, GM~tfA~ CA<m~, t7pt),iii.p.93~. &<<'j. tS~o. Nos. ~86-7.
HERWIG (HENNtNGMtCHAEL).
The Art of Curing Sympathetically,or MagneticaHy,Proved to be most true
both by its Theory and Pmctice, Exemplified by several Cures performed
that way. With a Discoutse conceiming the Cute of Madnefs, And An
 ~~HW-~B'.M~/WC 40ï

HERWIG (HENNtNGMtCHAKt.). C~
Appendix to prove the reatity of Sympathy. A1so an account of some
Cures perform'd by it in London. Written originally in Latin by H. M.
Herwig, M.D. London, Printed for Tho. Newborough at the Golden
Batt in St. Pauls Churchyàrd, R. Parker at the Unicorn under the Piazza
of the Royal Exchange, Comhi~ and P. Buck at the Sign of the Temple,
at the Temple-Gate in Fleetotreet, !~oo.
ofChem!e<t)
M°. Pp.[t5. Nank]ts<. AdverttMment Boctœat theEnd[i],
WattMt'Mc~MF~A<x<!«'< tStM,(aMhoM)490<)quotes ArsCt~aiM~
i. &'M.
Membo)~,nodate,ta*. Thereis a copyinthéBritishMuMMtt)
~«<*<~<t, (to~S.a.
*9).

HESSLING
(BuAS JoHANNss)..
Theophrastus Redivivus hoc est Usus Practicus Azothi, sive Lapidie Philosophici
Medicinalis, qui vera Tinctura corporis humani, G~atiâdtvinâ in his ultimis
temporibus nobis redonati Des theuren, Edten, Hochedahmen, vnd weit-
berlihmten Philosophi Teutsches Landes, Philippi Theophrasti Paracelsi
von Hohenheim: Beyder Artzney Doctoris, Nfedicorum Monarchae, &
Principis. Welches Gebrauch nechst Gûttticher HatSë in gUiddicher
geführter Praxi in denen Kmnckheiten, die mir die nechst verBosBene
Jahre der gnadigen wider Erlangung defs Azothi vnter Handen kommen,
war sein befunden habe Ich M. Elias Johannes Hersling, Amstadiensis
Thuringus, jetxiger Zeit Pfarrherr zu Aurach Vahinger Ampts an der Ens
in) FNrstenthumb Würtenberg, vnd der Edlen Medicin alter Practicus.
Aun* sonderbar gnâdiges Begehren vomehmer frembder Herren von mir
zum Tntck ûbetgeben.
Chnstticher Leser hore mich hier,
Richt nicht zugeschwindt bitt ich von dir,
Liss mich zuvor bedachtsamlich,
Dann judicir vernonfftiglich.
Franckfurt, In Verlegung Johann'WiUhettn Ammons vnd Sertins. ïm
ïahr Christi t6so.
4°. Pp.[8]z7[tNMtt].
4*. PW[8)?7[1bknkl
Theophrastus Redivivus, Illustratus, Coronatus & De~ensus. Hoc est: Vsus
Practicus Azothi, Lapidis Philosophici Medicinalis, qui vem Tinctuta
Corporis humani: et EMxinj novi correct! aliorutn~ue arcanorum Medi-
camentorum,gfaëâ divinâ in his ultimis mundi temporibus nobis redonatorum.
Des Edten, Hocheriahmen, vnd Welt berühmten, durch Gottes Genaden
erleuchteten Philosophi Deutsches Landes; Philippi Theophrasti Pamcebi,
von Hohenheim beyder Artzeney Doctoris, Medicorum Monaichee &
Principis Helvetici. Durch welchen die, wider den Erstmahls publicirten
Theophrastum Redivivum, aufsgestrewete vngôttMcheCalumnien, vnd sehr
vnchristMche Diffamationes des Anonymischen Concipisten Impostone &
Appendicis, vemünfftig abgelehnet; vnd die in schrifften eingebrachte
objectiones bescheidenttichvnd Christlichen beantwortethat Elias Iohannes
Hefsling, Amstadiensis Thuringus a FhUosoph.
.r. & Vtriusque Med. D. Quondam
<c
4<M ~~z/A~B'ew~y~

HESSLING (EUAS JOHANNES).(~~«~~

Pastor VVirtenbergicus, zu Aurach, Vayhinger Ampts noviter vocatus Con,
cionator Aulicus, Hasso-Homburgensis. Anjetzo Medicus Practicus in
Aurach.
Ovi Perfer & obdura, dolor hic tibi proderit ot!m.
Zurn Druck vberschicket von Zoffingen, Anno t66a. Vnd vnder dem
Verlag des Authoris gedruckt zu Hamburg, Anno !66g.
4*. Pp.
4. Pp.40,
48, P.zt, portrait
304. P.
3<~t- portmitofof Par
PMaeebus
withhistefthandon the pommet
of his
of hisswon), tmchbedAtot.
sword,tmchbed Atot.
Reyond whfMhe says about Mmsetfon his title. public '/m/M<'Mf<! Mo~bw/t ~<SMt~ <a.'
pages t have not found anything about Hesstint:. Stuttgart, t66o, and totMs HessMngnipUedm bis
Gmelin caHs him Hasling and quotes onty 7~<h ~M<tfM~-M~ ~t<M.&)~, 1660.as well as h the
/A~M~/M~ ~</<f<M, t6~$. This book seemstohave présent work. Adelung quotes: F~wt~t'M
provokedcoMrovetsy, for Rcth.SehOttt givesthf /<!t~<j a ~<.<~f~, Ca<$e),t66s, 4*.
titte of a criticism intended as a warrting to the
Roth~chottt. ~MM~M CAo~<<t,M97. p. a8& ChneMn,O~A<aMe<<~Ct«t~ t~.t. f'
/~WwO<M~t~/< </<y~MtfMCt~~t~, !?8s, Mook, T~~oj/M~ /~t<!<-f/f«~ ~tW~<
p. 619 (t6s9 edMon). ~MHt, ~876,p. ïM, «e.
Adetang, ~~M~M<w M /<M~'j Sudhotf, ~/«)~-<a /*afa<-<MM, t9M. pp.
C~M~M'2.<~Mf, ï~.ti. co). t$7s. €o~ 601, 606.

HEURNIUS (JOHANNES).
BROUCHUtsms (DANtRL), Secreta A!chtn<:œ MagnaNa, t6!2.
Heumius wrotea pt~&ce in defencoof alchemy. tt la not mentioned nt aU by MetehUe. Oa)ythé
édition: Colon. Agnp. *S79,4'. is quoted by NtceMn.

lohannis Hevrnii Vltraiectini De Peste Liber.

Ex Officina PIantiniana Raphelengij, cïo.Io.cxv.
4*. Pp. 37 (31 Phmtin'o devicewiththe motto Labore et Comtantia.
MereMtnquotes an edition Lugd. Bat. t6< 4", ooty.
lohannis Hevmu Vltraiectini de Febribus Liber.. Ex o<Bcinâ Phntinianâ
Raphetengii, ï6to.
Pp.[8]tS4. rtMtUMit
4*. t~~J*~ P)M)t!o's<ieviceasiothepreeed!ng.
MetekMnquotes an édition
MeteMin editiot) Lugd. Bat. t~, 4", only.
Jan van Heume, Johanne!) Heumius, was bom ln t~8t he was appointed to the chair of
M Utrecht, 25 Jan. tS43 (others it Aup.),of an Medicineat Lewden.whichhe occupted for twenty
old fantity. As a !choo) boy he showed no aptitude years tiH his death. He was six tims teetor of
for learmng, for it is said that at the age of tt he thé university, and he was the Ctst who, at the
could not read, and at ts had not acqaired the Mudents*tequest, gave pmcttcat demoMttations
ruhM of gfammar. But about that time he woke of anatomy.
up, and worked so hard that he soon made up After suffering for three yeats from eatentM he
for his lost time, and at 16 he went to Louvah died tt Aug., t6ot, aged on Ms Nrthday day
where ho studied philosophy, mathematies, and according to Witte, ont in tS9S acaotdine ta
medicine. After three y<MShe went to Paris and Merdttin. As, however. he p&ees his Mfrthin
continued his studtes, and when ho was a~ pro- tM?' and giveshi! âgeas 59, he tnuM hjufe made
ceeded to Katy, spending a long time at Padua for it shp in the year of Msdeath.
the sake of the lectures then given. He retuctandy With the otceptton of thé pteface indetienceof
refused an invitation to accompany the Venetian atchemy whichhe wroteforBMnchttisM cottection.
ambassador to Constantinople. and finallyin ts~t, ail his works deal with the institutes, study and
at the age of a8, took the degree of Doctor of pmctice of medicine. with spedat dheaMa, and
Medicineat Pavia. He remainedthere two years, with the history of the art as shown by his éditions
but left Italy secretty on account of a eonspiracy of Hippocrates. They were uttimattty collected
whieh had beenfo'med to prevent him getting a bv bis son Otto, and published at Lcyden. t6o~,
chair, and reached Utrecht in Ï573, where he 4, and at Lyons, 1658.folio.
began to praeti$e medicine, and became physician
of the Princeof Egmont, and a Senator.
/M~MN) ~M/i!M~ < tM- Ordinum Van der Linden, &~M eM<~<~/< duo.
alma ~<:<«<Mtta J~<&Mtft,i6t4, pp. t~ (portrait)
–ï4t. oh.
I yoh.
johp~Andr,
277.r.
Andr. QttenMedt, .txalogus de
f~uenttedt, Di~d4gm
quenstedt. ~OM~M< da pa~Ws
<& patrüs
~<<
Adami, « C<F~a)t<a~xt ~M~&wwo~toso
~%B ao ~M<M
M~~wmamy <t< M~~ t~WMM, <6~t,
p.368. p.t~
 ~MMVyM9-~7~MA~ 403
HEURNIUS CM~M«~
(JOHANNES).
HEURNIUS (JOHANNES). CM<&MM.
GMM.&MM~M ~tM6,i!. GeM~os MattMae. Cowjj~ ~Mt~~ ~MM~.
pp. 64~8, witha pottmit. <WMm <AwMAx<«tt, ty6t, p. 39t.
MefeMin,~<a</M~ ~t!~ t6e6, p. 60~. Por~t&)m/<WMM<&/ftC)~w~.
Conrinf:, /« <<t-M<t ~~«x jMMXsM
/<t<~M~w, t68?, ppLte~, as~ Ha)ter, ~/Mt<M ~)M~)M~< tyy~. ). p. ayo.
Fteher, 7'AM~Mot ~~nott <~t«~<<M«~<wM< He))er,AW<~<«'! ~MM~~< ty?~ 1.
«?6. pp. Mo~ phte ?. PP~. ~.4a. ~4, ~~777. P,
Witte, ~W«at ~<ft<M. t6M, S(g. A4 ~)5!{M~t&jMM~&, Parb, PMckoucke (t8«<.
tw<e, <)[A~ t6ot. <!). p. '?9.
Pope'BtMMtt,Censura C<<~Wenm ~<f<to~-xm, SpMngt!,G«f~~<<<<<&. tCay, iti.
tyt0tp.y<)9.
T~<s!er, ~/<j~ <<M Hommes ~waj, ïytg, Deteimem./e)!<t< A~AM'<~ o~ /a ~Mif-
iv. pp. 391'400- f~. t8~6, iii. i. p. ):<t3.
MMset.M/M~o
~MAM~MMw, Mor~t!, GM~<-AA- ~i~~t, t&M, H p. <<6.
tMt,t.)i.p.6&(. Van der Aa, ~«MM~M~A M~&)A~t &f
Stette. j<))M~~«~ ~<<&!«~AM
Jüalorlsdcr Meditiaifckut AM!~)«<M, t86y, i. p. 733(and M<iafences).
0!fAt~~M/. tygt, pp. t~ (hb U<e).~40 (wo~). 709. Haeser, <!<««~<< <~)'Aj~fMta, tMt, <i. pp.
NieeMn, JX~Mt~f,tM/, xxfvfi. p. 36. tao, ï~t.
FoppeM, W<~<t<M&<MM. t?39.ir. p. <6c. BitUagS.~tMSMf.Catats~.'M:, p. t~; aa<t
K<st<M)", A~rA~M'M~/w-)r««t, )ry<t~ Serfe!. t~M.~i). p. toeL
p. 398. mtech, ~<M~«'jt« ~ef<W! <<M'A~~ny~tt!.
<pa)'BumtM!), yh~o* ~w< ty~o, ~M<<iM ~~t~ a/~ &~M M~ MM~ t88&, tN.
p. x~. po189-
tSmer,
.~jMMt&Mt<MM~!Mt.M<!M,tyso~ l1so. Ii.
li. M<~M< ~<t~< <<M &W« ~Mif.
co).
toi. t$7a(a)ongMeouM).
1578(a léng ""Unt). M~, t}A)ne Série, t&M,xiv. p. tôt.

HEUTIGE ALCHIMIST (Der).

Set PLUStUS
(EOUARP).

HIERONYMUS de Zanetinis.
Conclusio & comprobatio Atchymiae,qua disposMoni & argumentis Angeli
respondetur.
See THEATRUM
CHEM!CUM, !6$9,iv. p. 347.

HILDANUS (WttHBLMFABRtCtUS).
Schatz~ammecteinder Gesundheit, inhaltendt Fun<Tvnd Zwantzigaufserlesene
nutztiche Regulen vnd Lehrstuck, die Gesundheit tang zu erhalten, durch
den Weytandt Hochget~tten, vnd Weitberahmbten P. vnd Medicum
Herm Johannem Posthium, Chur~ttrstKcherPfattz woUbeste!ten Leibartzt,
zu samen btacht, vnd in einem Patent an Tag geben, nun aber, dem
gemeinen Mann zu gutem, weMeuBHgefk!art, mit vieten n!Hzlichen vnd
bewehrten Artzneyen geziert, in dieses Hand Büchlein gebracht, vnd an
Tag geben Durch Guithelmum Fabricium Hitdanum, Fiitstt. Man~~avschen
Badischen, wie auch der LoMichen Statt Bem bestelten Medico-Chirurgum
OrdinMium. Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, bey Erasmo KempCem,
In VertegungMatthœt Merian, hn Jahr !6:8.
4* Pp.[M5j~i4~[aMaat].
4*. `.w withthemotto.r"HioeSMitaa.
Pp.[t'as]!t6-i4a[aNanh].Vign~
Vignette
Mis name h jtivett ~arioustyas WHhetmFabry, tS9<t.and tralned biswife in MMjety
and etstetHe~,
and Fab~t. G)Nid)M)M Fabtichs, and G))itie)mu$ and returned<oHilden and Cotogne. In 1~7 he
F&ht'!cim Hitd(H)u&He was so caUed <tomthc went again to SwitMrhnd. and renMined at
village of Hilden near tMtMetdotf, where he was Payerne and Lausanne tiU t6ts, when he wa<
bom aj; June, !s6o. He was educated at CetogM, inttMdMBemMtownandttmtoaphysichn. He
studied surgeryw!th Cosmos Stotaous, a pupi) of was also physician to the MeufgKtveof Badea.
Vesa!im aad Mf~eon cf the Duke of jaMt. In Hcehbetgtn DojtHch.
~585 he went to Mets. the foMowing year to He was consMetred one of the best trained
Payente. next to Genet% where he temaiMd for swgeMa ln Gormanyat the t~ginaing of the seven-
(ouf years widtteM) O~tba, an ab)e sMfgeon,who teenth «ottuy, and he made <nany contributions
pruused Tag ntethodt He MMrXd tn M the titemMreor the subject. He abo wrote o«
404 HILDANUS-HILDEBRANDT

HILDANUS (WtLHELMFABMCtUS).Continuad.
the mittetfttwaters of Switeerhmd. He inveMed He<Meden Bern, t~Feb.. 1634. in the~thyear
someingeniousinstruments, and prMett~deMetoos of hi! Me, of MtbnM,having Mnored some ye~M
to Cotogneand Bem. previoostytrom goat.
Vander Linden, ~f~~ M< ~W <f«e, H<ttter,P<~t'e<A<~a<<fM<MHt<'< ~774, i. pp. 995-
!637,p. 186.
Mw:Mtn, ~<«<<cxt'Kt ~«ft! t686. p. 373. 97' HaMef,A'M<<~MaCA~w~ea, t??~ i. p. 9i9
Conring, In </)!~<-j<!)« Artem ~~«a~ <y7&ii. p. 609. al.
/«<ttx<M<:<<f,t687. p. 398 (!Mro<h!ctioc.xn. 9't). HaMer, B~/t'a AMM~<f ~Mc~'t)?, tyyy, M.
Frehef, yXfa~am M~f~M Mw&Wow</<!<w<M<,pp. 305.308. U'Ü..J-
t688. p. <~ Pt. 6: Etoy, C~~MM~ A<~<wi~M<<f/<! ~MM~M,
Witte, Z'M~'M<(~t<~<t~Atf«M, t6M, Sig.Gg 2 1778,)i. p. ses.
~<e, t4 Feb.. t6M. Gctt). Hman. von Ha!tN,
Hallcr F~<
8iblfatlrek .Mt<x~.
SckuArfur.
Christianus Polycarpus LepontMM.M/a. Qued- C~t~M~. tySs. i. Nos. 65~ t~S, ts?s.
tinbm~, !7M, 4°. t6o8, t~M (notices ofhis wortts).
Manget, OtM~~<Ct! &t/MM'M)M~<!<~«eM«M, Ree<i, ?a~Q~Mat~a, t8t9, x!v.under FaMeius.
t73!. t. ii. p. 68g. /!«!Fra~«! ~«-<< P«Ms. Penc!t0ttc)te(!8zo-
Stolle, ~H<M~«ysur ~~<~« <~f Mf<<«~MMA«ta;). iv. p. 90.
C</<t~A< t731, pp. 810. Ca9, 83%837, 839,8~ Sprenge), Cf~'AM<< < ~~M~MM~, t8a7, iv.
8~g PP. SM.S7?'S99. &c., &c.
XcstMf.~M'fA'oWff~~f~M/-<'fH.<-<<-< ty~o, M'«fift'~&,tS~. xii!. p. aat.
&<fit-ft/~iS/~f/~A<
p. zSy. .4/~)'<a~<' &<jpi~ t&77, vi. p. sa&
Jaeher, <4/~m~'<t« <7<«.~<.)'<to~, t~so. ii. (ArtiOe by Hirsch.)
co'.49S. Haeser, CwAM~ <~ A~MM, t88t, !L pp.
GeorgitMMaMbio. Caasp«trr /y~<t-«c
Mattbim, C'o«j~/M Nirtoriar ~/f~
Mrdi· 4M.976.o89.
corum<fMO&!f««j, t76)[, p. 367. Bimngs,~i<M-.C<!A!/<if!<f,1883, iv. p. 566
dex·Catalo,gue,x883, 566; Md
and
Porta!, ~Mww <~ ««~MM<</</a CA<n«y«, Sénés. ~900. v. p. 497.
t770, ii. pp. <63'97~.&~«M'M. HiMch, ~<A«e~ Z~~tM << ~~ff~Tw.
HaHe!, Bt'weMMo ~OM~fo, ~~t, i. p. ~ai; FMcbx ~<-)'</<«MM'2M/M Ma~ fW~, t88s, ii
<779,ii. p. 676. p. M. (Artie)eby KMnwKchter)

HILDEBRANDT (GMRc FMEOERtCH).

Chemische und mineralogische Geschichte des Quecksilbers abgefasst von
Georg Friederich Hildebrandt der Arzneikundeund Wundarzneikunst Doctor,
der Anatomie und Chemie ordentlichem Lehrer zu Braunschweig, ordent-
lichemAssessor im Ober-Sanitâts-Collegium dase!bst,der Romisch-Kaiserttchen
Akadome der N&turfbtscherMitgliede, und der Kôn!gUchGrofsbrittannischen
Societat der Wissenschaften zu Gôttingen Cortespondenten.
Nec rnanet vlla sui similis res omnia migrant,
Omnia commutat Natura, et vertere cogtt.
Lucretius de rerum natum.
Libr. VI. v. ~8.
Braunschweig im Verlage der Schulbuchhandlung. t793.
4°. Pp.)f.476.
AnexeeUCtit
An exeettCtitutoncgmph
..toncgmphwithnumerous
with num
l''Ç' tistsvaofbooks
uaaa uww itndpapers.
.wv rarcm.

HMebtandt was bom at Hanover, June, t~, Besidesthe above he Wjfote An&ogogtande der
graduated M.D., was pn*M~iocent &t GStUngen, Chemie. Mm Gnmdnss &)tttdetaiseherv«ttesoBgeo
in ty86ptoti~Mr ofantHomy in theAmHomitat&nd nach den neuen Systeme abgefasst, Eftangen, ~94.
SurgicM Institute M Brunswick. assessor of the 3 vols. Eneydopadie der gesammten Chemie,
Ober-SaoMts CoMegium, ordinary ptofMMr of Ertangeo, ïy~-tStS, 8"! Lehrbuch der Chemie
medicine at Erlangen in t~M. of chemiMty tn als WiMetMehftttund ats Kunst, ErtanMt), <St6,
tM6. and of physics in ~709. He wasalso Coun- 8*; An&ngsM-ande der Metallurgie, Erlallgell,
clllorof the Kingof Prussia. He died in T8t6. t8t6, 8" Chemisehe BetfMhtungen der Lohger-
He contributed tatgety to KientMc pedodteat bMey, Ertangen, iM5. 8': DMMttado de metat.
literature, and wrote works on medicine, his lorum nobilium puntate arte pnmnda. Erlangen,
Manual of Anatomybeing regarded as a ctasiie ;n 1796,8-.
its day.
Gmelin,C<~M~< dar C~M~. 1799,iii. pp.a8o. EMhenbufg, ~t(w/ ~«' G'<MMfA/*der
M?, &c.. &c. Colûgii C<t~ï<t<in F~tOt~~M~, Berlin, t8M,
G. W. A. Fikenscher, ~e<&wtwA< G<M~<M. 8°.
G«tMfA~der t/o«'<rMM<~<BrAtt~t, N0rnbt)rg. Mwa~<o<~)<<o.M«NHt~a<<<M<<B. ~<t<M~
t8e& C~<w~M<,Enanf~e. t8t8, !x. pp. ts-M.
 ~M~M~A~7- 40;

HILDEBRANDT (GsoRG FRISDICRICH).~MMT~MMt. Co~

Schwei~er. /<WM/ C~~< tf~ <4/&)tM«'w~OK(<M'~ ~«, 1880,xii. p. 403
t9t9, xxv. p. tt. (anicteby Hirsch).
~~t~f ~W~<t&, Pâtis, Ptmcttoucke (<8zo. Haeser, <?«~~f~ t~M~M, t88t, ii. p. 84!.
a~v.p.tM. BitOttgs./«<<Ca~~{~, t88s. vt. p. 908; and
Spjreage), GoatM~ <<<'<' ~~M~a«< t8ae, v. Série:, tpoa, vi!. p. tt~.
P.MS' ~~«w/M<« A«m;/<w &'f<~<M«'??.
Pomendot~ ~«~sM~t'tn't ~M~. M~, <)hneSMe, na8. ffiv.p. ttg.
t<~<f~t~, tM), i. eo). HM.
HILDEBRANDT (JOHANNBaRNHARo).
De Lapide PMosophico: das ist von dem Gebenedeyten Stein der Weysen
oder Chemia. Zu grundMchemvnnd warhaMgem Bericht, at!en Werden
Liebhabem, der Waren, Edten vnd Reinen Kunst Chemise, gan<~ hell
vnd klar, aus BrMerticher Liebe vnd Wotmeinung geschrieben durch
Johann Bernhard Hitdebt&ndt, von Hildebrandseck einen liebhaber der
K.unst AtchymMe. Gedruckt zu Hall in Sachsen bey Peter Schmidt, In
Vorlegung ]oachimi Krusicken. Anno MDCXVIII.
8'. Notpaged. Sigs.A'Lin8,Min (= pp.tS~,t Mank). n woodcut&
ThenMntMtitteo{thi; poemis DasBachMagnesh.!t maybeeomparedwith
thatofJam<OM&r.
HILDENBRANDT (PAULUs)von Hildenbrandseck.
AuriferaeArtis, das ist, Der Gotdkunst~die man Chemiam nennt, Vhmheste
Authores vnd AnSnger. Oder: Turba Philosophorum. Zum Andern, ein
vortreMicher Tractat, defs hochedcuchten vnd SiBreichen Philosophi Rogeri
Bachonis, Den ich von einem guten Freundt Teutsch beschrieben bekommen,
(welcher zuvor niemals Teutsch getruckt) Von der warhanUgenComposition
defs Lapidis Phitosophorum Theoricè & Physicègantz lustiglich beschrieben,
darinnen nicht aUein die natürlichen Vrsachen, sondern auch Theotogische
Exempel nach der Natur demonstrirt werden. Zu nutz vnd dienst allen
wahren Kunstliebenden der Natur, so der Lateinischen Spmch vnerfabren,
mit fleifs auf!s best zusammen gelesen, vnd in Truck gegeben: Durch
Den Edien vnd Vesten Paulum Hildenbrandt von Hildenbrandseck. Ge-
truckt zu Franckfort, durch -WoMgangRichtern, ïn Verlegung der sampttichen
Basseisehen Erben, t6o8.
8°. Pp.[t9]4-'M.
8°. Pp.M4.tM. Titter
r
TiueMdandbhdt. Woodcut.
t*ropositiot)esMaxtmœ,se« SsUtungender Gold- in. Geromnictun idiome Wtsumper me, M. Laur.
kUMtoder ChemtceArti!. Sig. A. 7. entium loba. Anno Satutb n~6.
Turba PMtMOphotmn, p. 4. The tract by Roger BachoMnot tahen from the
Rogerius Bacho, De Sole. p. to~. ~~t ~«~ Under thé titte Tractat vom
Rogedus Bâche,Theorica, p. it<h Golde' it was reprinted by Roth-Scho!
Rogerius BMho, Pmetick oder Prccef: de Sole, Whether or not the two preceding wttttts have
p. te8. aoy eonnection with one another, as seems pro-
The titto of the above would induce the betief baMe, t have been unable to ascenain, and 1 have
that it h a transhtion of the Ars ~f<~fa of t~, not been fbttMa&teenough to nod any notice of
or t6to (y.f.). but in reality it coMains on)y the them. There is copy of thc Ars <4<M! inthe
'PfoposiMottM'md thé 'Turb~' hont that work. Ouvaroff collection, and it is abo meaticned by
At thé end of the Turba' is this note Ex Latino Kopp.
Ladrague, FW~ OfK~~ &<<M~ Kopp. O~ ~&~<et<<,t886, ii. p. 344.
& tSyo, No. 6c6.

HILL-(JoHN).
Das heiligeKraut, oder die Krâf~eder SalbeyzurVertângetung des menschtichen
Lebens. Von Dr. Johann H!H. Aus dem Englischen. Wortgetreu nach
der Ausgabe von t~S. Stuttgart, t8s3. Antiquariat von J. Scheible.
t6' Pp.46. pp.adverthement.]
4c6 ~M~WM~M~W

HÏLL (JOHN). C~~A'MM~.

Thbia part 4 cf SeheiMe't
Sériese~Ued
~n~sa~t~~ ~<.
Th~wigtntttworh,tatttted 7%<ft'~aM &t.g)t,
MpearedM Londonin ~6~, e*.
TheCermentra'MMco.of wMchthé abovedeehreshsetf to b6 !t reprint,WMpub-
tti<hed
at swcuuw~. a77vt v8°.
Attenbutg.tT~O,
Hit!. son ofthe Rev. Theophilus Hit), of Peter- majpMiue and in one or two unsavoury o<tvek.
borough or Spatding. was bora about t?t6. He Hh reports on the at&ht of othett ted to their
vas apprenticed to an apothecary, studied botany taterfereote with bis personai com<brt, but HM!
of whtchhe must hâve acquited a goodknowtedge, seemsto hâve been pachydennatom both in body
went on thé stage aad Med as an actof, retumed and mind. and a drutibing did not stop Mot
to his 6Mt occupation and entered oa the MfCof gmbbing.
a Utet~Y n~n. His edition and translation of Among bis votuminons productions there is
TheophfMtusopon Stones brouzht him into notice, hardty anything on chemistry and not much on
and his botaaictd writings wh~h \<ete tMOMKns pharmacy. Thé only phce tn which he displays
and extensive gainedbim <ame and distinction, for some knowtedge of the formef tubject b in the
onaccountofhis book: 'Thé Vegetable System,' notes which be added to his translation of Théo'
in six and twenty totio volumes, thé King of pbrastus. That work was pnbushed M London in
Sweden conferred on Mm the Order of VaM, and t746. a", pp. imiti. [t MMt)<],att [<]. tt is of
henttfottb h~ used the t!tb Sir.' He abc pro. mtetBfitasbein~theonty t~nstMioetn English,
cnred fromSt. Andrews thé diploma of Doctorof and it bas beoometure. Httt't book was tumed
Medicine. into French. and published, but wttbwt the Greek
Besides his more laborious contributions to text, M Patb, tytt, htgo Ktno, pp. xxiv. 387 [t
botanyand natmat history, be threw off ali Mads bb'ntt], and into German by A. H. oaumgârtner,
Baumgitrtner,
oftiterary work with theutmcstease, wrote ptays Nttntbefe;, tyyo, 8*.
–which were umuecessM–and lost fame tn H!U died of gout M bis résidence in Golden
notorietyas a man of fashion and a joumatist who Square, M Nov.. 1715.
retaited society scandai and town talk in a weetdy
Porta!, ~<< <&«t/<axM<r<&& ût<n<)is«, /K<~<M A~Ma&, Paris. Panckoucke (t8eo.
t770, v. FtMta«t«a
p.sopt'HbtoryofAnimah'commended). i~t, v. p. <oo.
1770~
HaUer, v8ibkothasa Botanita
&<'<M<M, t?~, ü.H.pp.
t~a, 3~6.
pp. ~56. Watt,
&M<e<t<t<t
B~MtKM. tS94, i. 496 <r.
go~(' Ma~n!s inde botanicis operibus cdebns'). Weld. A ~MAMy ~a/ ~tSdS, i.
Haller, ~~t~AeM <<<M~M<<!a, t?~, it. p. 456. p. dS~ (HM't M<i~Mof the works of the Royat
Addung, A~M'taoy su /Mf~ SoeSy).
C<M~K-)!Mc, t~Sy, col. ac44. Allibone, A <&-«/ /)t<-Ao<M~' ~f/M
Gmelin, C<!<<A«~& de' C~mtt, tTo~,ni. p. 781. /e~. t8~o, i. p. &)~.
Alkin, C~M~<t/~«~~y, t8o4. v. 108. Poggendorn, ~«i~~AM<'A.WMM ~<
FMht, ~MX << <~Mtj<fA<« ~n!<M< ~<<~M~, 1863.
württrburk, )t863.1.col.
i. cet. 1104-
tto~
i9e6~8, p. 30' Bi))iog<,/<t<<M;.C<~<t&gw, t88$, vi. p. au Md
ChahtMN, 7MGM<Mt~e~A<<;<t<M<'«<"M<y, Sette!, t~o~, <H.p. tK.
t8t4, xvM.p. 40t. ~M(«<t<M<y ~V«A<M<«/ /~H~ x89t, xxvi.
P. 397.
HILTEBRANDT (GusrAVusAooLPHUs).
Neu-EfëNheter Anmuthiger Bilder Schatz, inn Theologischen, Moralischen
Historiscben, Politischen, Chim- und Atchtmistischen. Edâutefungen, Allen
Sinn- und Weifsheit Liebenden zur Lustigen Beschawung, und Gemüths-
Etgôtzung, mit Allerhand Zierlichen DenckwûrdigenSprüchen, kurtz verfasten
beliebigen Historien und GteichOssen,mit besonderm Fleifs, und ohngesparter
Mühe vorgesteMt, durch Gustavum Adolphum Hiltebrandt, Franckfurt, In
Verlegung,Ludwig Bourgeat, Universitet Buch-Ftthrern, ïn M&yntz,Im Jahr,
ï6y4.
4*. Pp.[8] 4i& TitteMdand b)<M!<<.
tcoemNenM
in the(ext. Thisisa col-
teetioncfemNetm,anddeesnot<Ma< ofatchemy.
HIPPODAMUS (JOHANNES).
PENorus (BERNARDG.), TheophrastischVade-Mecum,1596and t~y.
See also HOPPODAMUS
(JOHANNBS).
HIRSCHING (WtmELM S!MON CHRtSTtAN).
Versuch Physicalisch-Chymischer Ldtrbegunë zu mogiieher Pritfung des
Wesens, des Bestândnisses, und der Wirkungsart des so bet<icht!gten
Metai!venvande!ndenMeisterstückesund dessen vorgeblicher Nutzanwendung
 ~W~C'G–~4~~ 4oy

HÏRSCHING (WtLHELM S!MONCHRtSTtAN). C~~«~.

zu einem allgemeinen GenefsmitM tn Absicht e!n!gcr Vergnügung einer
Natur- und Grund<orschenden Wi&b~ierde entwortën von W. S. C. Hirsching
Der Arzneygetahrheit Doctorn und Pmetico :n der Kaiserlichen Reichstadt
Windsheim. Leipztg verlegts Carl Ludwig Jacobi ~54.
s". pp.M
s", Pp. MM4M.
f"" [t6].
A defeneëof alchemyon à priori grounds as wdt and proceeded to Krtangen, and finally to Jeaa
as by tMtmces of Mtu&t transmutation. lu the where he took thé depee of M.D. in t74y. He
first obapter tefeteaee is made to CH~tenhMer, then ptaetised in Windsheim, in ty$t became
TTtumqrMer,and bHeoM.ifon nai), Dienheimand physician at Maynbernheim and in ~760 of the
Seton, CentditM Martini whose arguments were superior baitiwid« of Uf~obeim and CreyUttgen.
refuted by an eitpedmettt, Cajetano, and to the He died at Unenheim. t8 M~y,1770.
more )reM))tcase d<Mribed byBtMhanM. aad to BesMes the above ho wrote Dissertatio de
Weazet Seito-and BOtttcher. Theite MwcoMidered Anodyois ttrictt sic dietis. Jena. t747. 4': KuKe
undenhMe évidence. Afterwards thé compottit:ot) Nachricht voneiMm ohnweitJe..n.It..
Wiodtheimaufdent
mf dem
of thé aMah !s dttttMsed. and their atchemieMt Nachiiclitvon elam di.e.liS, 1741.4°;
UtpM det M)g<fUMM<!t< Kettrebefees hervorque).
etement! sulpbur and mefeuty. lenden sehr nOMUchen Gesundbmnoea sum
HtMcMngwas born at Windshem), 6 Feb.. t?z6. Unterricht derer, so sich de<sea ia Z)tkua<t be.
Ho wasseat ln <7~ to thenewty-foMded uaiversity dienen wollen, Rothenburg. tTM. 4°, besides
at Batreoth.bat stayed there only fora short time memoirs in Detimi'/K~ ~<«a/<Mg~.
Baomer,F~/A~teea <M&< )[?9a, p. 90. ~~< JMMtM~ Paris. Panckoucke (t6ao~
Gmelin,<«~~ C~)M/< t79S. (t. pp. 95}.V.p. 930.
Schmieder, &< <&f ~< tSga, p.
~.)~e< <&<-
Meuse!, to~ [7:0 dis <8oo w~t~. 5~*
~«~« <t4<Mf .SeAf~fA' t8o& v. P. S4t. Pogeendortf, &'<K~<t/<4<f Hand
Fuchs, ~<f~««~ dsr c~/tMeAta ~<~o~. te6<«cA, t86~, i. col. ïno.
t8o6-<)8,p. 3~

HISTOIRE de !a Philosophie Hermétique. !?4z.

t~ENGLET DUFRESNOV (NICOLAS).

HISTORIOLA antiqua de Atgento in aurum verso.

GRATAROLO (GUGHELMO),VencAtchemias doctrina,t~t, ii. p. 2S2.

HJÂRNE (URBAK).
Urbani Hierne quondam Gubernatoris Provincialis Honorani, Archiatr. Reg.
et PKestd. Reg. Co!L Med. &c. Actorum ChemicorumHolmiensium, Tomus
Primus. Hoc est, Parasceue sive Prœparado ad Tentamina, in Reg. Labora-
torio Holmiensi peracta, ut et Compendiosa Manuductio ad Elementa et
Ptincipia Chemica rite investiganga (~K),cum Annotationibus Joh. Gotschalk
Wallerii Phil. et Med. Doct. Chem. Metallurg. ac Pharmaceut. Profess.
Reg. et Ord. Acad. Imper. N. C. ac Reg. Acad. Stockholm. Soc.
Stockholmiae,Typis et Impensis Laur. Salvii, tys3'
8*. P~xviii.[s]98~. tndex.&c.P'.tMMtj. Ffootitpieoe.optâtes.
TeoMminam Chemicorum Tomus Sec)))td)M.Nuacpnnt)ttninhteeat
edtorum,cumAnnotationibus.
CumPrivilegio S.R. M:tisSueciœ &S.R.M:tisPotonicœ HcElectoris SMon.
Pp. xi.
Pp. [t]
xi. [t] t~
t~ M-
[to~. Editions
Editions
ts in
in ï7o6,tyta,
appeared ï7<)6,
appeared ~ta, 8°.
8°.
Hj&fnewas bom at Sqvorite, logermaland, in tnntcb distinction oa account of the réputation
Sweden, 90 Dec., t&tt, of good &mtly. After 1 had acquired espeeiatty in chemistry. He was
he
Mu<Mngmedicineat Upsata, where hesustained a a
appointed premierphydcian to the King, président
th«Mi)t t«9, he went toLondon and wasadmitted t the Medicat Counci). director of thé Royat
o!
to the Royal Society, e Dec., t669, proceeded to tLaboratory which he had succeeded in getOng
Paris M)d devoted two years to thé study of e
estabiisbed in Stockholm and in which he did
anatomy, physies and chemistry, and is said to t)
much investigation. In order to <amitiarizehintseif
httvetatteathed~meofM.D.fHAngem. Onhis w
withthe best meMNamieatptoceMe: he made two
return to his own coantry he was reteived with vvisiMtoGermaoy, and was afterwards made vice-
4<~ J~~A~–MAW

HJÂRNE (URBAN). C~w~

président of the Coancii for Mines. He was <t HjXme is knotvo by his observations on formic
membe)'of the Commission appointed by Chartes tteid, nidte). iocrease of weight by calcination
Xtt. to B]CMn:ne thé validity of thé pMteMby ammonia from thé distillation of plants, mineM)
whichfayttuU profeMed to eeavert )ea<fintoMtd, waters. He was a voluminous author, aad a list
and ofthe Midity of which he sestned to be con. of his wnUag4ls giveh by Etoy tmd in the Swedish
*)nced. biogMphtcatdictionary.
After a long and hboriom oMeer he died z: la bis honour a medat WM stmctt tbr what he
MaKh, tT~. et Stochhotm, aged 83. had done for the oatmat history, nteta))un;y.
language and peetty of his native oouatry.
Z~<MM, t68<. p. (Mtiew of the (his chemical knowledge). us. 350 (antXeptic
Matytis of minent) watets) t7t4. p. t~ (review batsan) for preservingwood and a~d bodies).
of thé ~«<t TT~/a~aa). Reuss. ~~<y/on«M C<~<<<MA~<Mt«M,ifi.
Moiier, ~~A<M'~e ~M~-KWM fn~<7<,Htmb. (CAt~M~i-a). t34.
& L~t., xco~tpp. ~3~)4~9* Fuchs, /?~-<M'<«M der t8o3,p.
~t~J~~M ~~M/
Use ~'ds~derna ~ux,g/'erAkkymia, 1730tp. aay, t8o6-o8, 3t6.
pp. Mo,
Manget. ~MMM<M &~<eft«<t ,tjMMjn<M. ThomMn, &tt~ ~a~ SM:~ ;t8M.
t73'. t. H. pp. 6M. 688 (reprints ~orn ~<a Z~n. AppendiJtiv.p.xxvt.
sHria AM)p~ ~~«&, Paris. CM<(M<Mtte(taM.
~d)e,
~&<~t~ ~J)A~M&< :5). v. p. t86.
GtlaArksit, x~3: p~ 599. 6oi Sprenget, ~<~M'<~ der ~~M<«a< t~, iv.
Kestner,' A<it~&&<~M'G<&t~'<.j~Wfc<, t?4o.
pp. 547.5SOoC~<~A'~<</<a~«'. t8~. p. $06.
Ïocher, ~~«MtMM <~&<b~<t~«xt. t7S&.H. B«s~ut< ~<m ~t~- ~V<M~H<t)njf< SwN.
ce). H9s.
HaUar. F~/&M!a Z~<!«<<M. JM~. Upsata, t&to. vi. pp. t~.tëy (and
MM. H.p. n?. références).
HaBw. ~«~<M ~«~M&a, tw. i!.p. 409. Hoefer, ~M/o<n! la <)MM, tS~g, ii. p. 3o<;
~'<a~ <& A& t86o, !i. p. :o6.
Etoy. der 6'A'M~, t8~,
Kopp,
C<«~~ pp. to
1~p.
Hatte)',~fe/~a'A.. JMM~M
Msdiciua ~'<K/< '.i iii. ())?), 61. too: !84S. iii. pp. 9. 4s, ts6! t&t?, iv.
$rastica, t~,
PP.ïS7.363.
&t)mer, ~<M'« f~~t'M, ty89, p. 34. Ktuyskens, /)<MDu Noatures t//M~M
cdldbre,r <&t~
dam !tr
CarrAre, Ca/<t/<« du j~ ~«XCM~&t aM'f des ~t~At~&t ~«t «XK«MH<
lei ~<!M'NMa/ra~, tySs. pp.Own~M 89. 83 (tatb him il.
Souvenir, t8m. p. 33.
Anto)M.U)tam HiMna). Kopp, Dis ~&~<)w, t8M. i. p. j[03.
Gmdin. C~AM-A/<<&fC~M«, t798.ii. pp. tt8. f)~/«M<M~)f~«t~~Kj~ 0~ &MWM~t/t.
~me Ser!e, tM8, xiv. p. tSt.
<-<!&.),
HOCHZEIT.
See ROSENCREUTZ ChymischeHochMit.
(CHRISTIAN),
HOFFMANN (FptEDRtCH).
Friderici Hofmanni Frid. Fil. Med. Doct. Mind. Exercitatio Medico-Chymica
de Cinnaban Antimonii, ejusque eximiisVinbus, usuque in morbis secretiori,
quo ipso via ex illa vemm panaceam conficicndi aperitur. Adjecta sunt
Experimenta ac Ratiocinia varia curiosa. Lugduni Batavorum, Apud
Petrum Vander Aa, BibUopolam,1685.
t9°. Pp.[i.to,enpa.ved
t!Uehiduded]tt.t~ [<,t MMtk]. adv.].
Friderici Hoffmanni, Professoris& Medici Eteet. Brandenb. Demonstrationes
Physicœ Curiosse, Experimentiset Observationibus Mechaaicis ac Chymicis
HtustrataB. Halm Magdebut~cae,Apud Christoph. Andream Zeitlerum,
Acad. Typog. Anno MDCC.
4'. PP.S&
Friderici Hoffmanm Dissertationum Physico-Chymicarumdenuo recusatum
Tnas quarum Prima de GenerationeSalium Secunda de Analysi Chymico-
Medica Reguli Antimonii MedicinalisTertia de Mercurio et Medicamentis
Mercurialibus Selectis agit Ha!œ Magdebutgieee Sumptibus loh. Chnsto-
phori Krebai Im Durchgang ~6 des .u~a
Neuen R&thhausesM
"-w..6UMI~ DCC XXIX.
4'. Pp.96.
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HOFFMANN (FRtEDRtcn). C~'w~.

Friderici Hoffmanni Consitiani, Medici et Professoris Reg:i, Societatis Reg!œ
Britannicte Sodalis, Observationurn Phystco-ChymicantmMectiorum Libri
III. In quibus mutta curiosa Experimenta, et tectissimœvirtutis Medi-
camenta exhibentur, ad solidam, & nttonatem chymiam staMUendtun
preetnissi. Venetiis, MDCCXL. ApudSebastianumColeti. Superiorum
Permissu, ac Pnvitegio.
Pp.[t6] t~-misprinted
999.
Vom Wasserals Universalmedizin.
Universal.Wasserdoktor. Nodate.
OERTEt.,
Petri Potefit Opera Omnia cum AnnotaUoMbus et Additamentis
Friderici Hoffmanni.
See POTERtus~wv.a~, verww vum
(PETRUS),
Opera Omnia,tô~S.
Honntano. one of the most disttnguishcd phy. and first king of Pmssia, foundedthe University o<
sicians of thé <7tb.!8thcentury, was born at Halle, Haiie, about t6!o, Hoffmannwas appointed Prim.
to Feb., t66o. His parents wereable to give him arias professor of Medicine in t6$3. and drew up
M exeettent éducation, and at the age et t3 he the Statutesof thé Faculty.
began the study of Latin. After his fMher'sdeath Honoursand distinctions hegaxto corne to hin<.
in t6M he began hiscourse in Arts !U)dgraduated He was elected a member of the Leopotdine
in të~S. He then commenced the study of medi. Academia Natune Curiosorunr, member of thé
cine at Jena under Wolfgang Wedet. tn t68o he Martinand St. Petersburg Academies,and FeMow
passed to M)rfmtand was taught chemistry by ofthe RoyalSociety. He was in gréât request at
Caspe)' Cramer, and received the degm: of doctor various Courts for his advtceand sMU. and the
Feb., t68t, on whichoccasionhe wrote his thesis king brought him to the Court in tyoS as his
< De Cinnabari AMimonii.' On account of thé eut HoSmann did notc~re for the
skllful exposition and knowtedM of chemkuy it physicien,
tion and in January. t~M, retumed to Hatte. posi-
displayed, thé dissertationwas highty commended. tn 17~4whenon a visit to hi< daughter and so))-
an in consequencea course of chemistry which he in-iawin Bertin, he had to undertake the cure of
gave attractea a audience. the King who was suKeringfrom thé effects of his
He next went large
to Minden,in WestphaMa,where campaign on the Rhine, and in this he tMcoeeded
he praethed meaidne most suecessMiy. After a at the end of fivemonths. Heleft in April, t~gs.
couple of yeaM he proceeded to Hattand, and His wifedied in 1737,and the year fottowinghe
passed overto England, stopping in London and was seitedby a violent fever from which, however.
Oxford. At Mindenin ):M; he had been appointed he recovered. His death took piace on ta Nov.,
physician to the fortress, but inaddition Frederick t74z. A 6ne portrait of him ts prefixed to his
William, Etector of Bmndenburg. made him not edition of Potettas' works.
onty physiciaf to the principality,butprivate phy. His writings reter almost to medicine,
tichut as wel. !n i6M he at HatbeMtadt, and were chieSyin the form entirely
of aeadentic disserta-
where he again distinguished hitMetf,and wrote a tions. of which hc wrote a prodigiousnumber. A
dissertation' De iMutticienHaMidt et viscidi.' in few, however, refer to pbarmacy and to minerai
which be controverted the views of Cornelius spnngs. His collected works nit in the Geneva
Bontekoë. édition, t/~o-tToo, it vob. foiio;
When Frederick Ht., Elector of Bnmdenburg vp!s.4. tTCg,a? vols. 4°; Venlce,Nap!es, t~M.
1745. '7 ~o)s.4!'5
Manget. ~M~~<! Smiplorum ~MMf-o~a~, M6.;74 (says he was bom at Ktausthat in thé
t73t. ii. pp. yto~ge. witha portratt. (Contains pp.au..
teprints of feviews.) ~W<W~<<C~/a/M, ty8s. p.
Baumer,
Stolle, ~a&< «t<M/<ww~ ~~<-M<.tetM Adelung. !orlxlsung und Lrgdnsuugea au
<~At~t< tMt, p. 3yo (Lifo)&<MM'm. /f4r~~f <t%i'/<f~<ttf?</<A~M-Zo!M~, MSy, ii. col.
/~<~ Z<~&t /)f&oMM /M</M/A<~<M</o//&c, ao<6. (Listof hisdissertationsaadworhs.)
i.
t799. p. 73. Gmehn, O~f~ der eXM~, ~yoS, ij. p. gg,
~<t /'A)'j~-AM'~a ~<ft<&mM' AM<tr~ &<&c.
Car~f~Met, iM~, vil., Appendix.pp. 969*30*. HutchiMon.
~~M ~M. ~790. i. P~
p.
Bnchner, .~<M<Mw&e .V«a<~a? C~Mtc~M A)h)n,C<H<«i{v<t~, t&M, v. p. saa.
Historia, t7M, p. 482,No. aa~. Fucbs, /?<&«M < <MtMh.<t ~/<t!
Etoy. C&<&«<Mt~~<<t~)« de /<t .'t/<M<t««, 1806~, pp. tM. SOI.4,9t0. 353, 9~.
<MS' n. p. $e 1776,ii. p. ~46. Chatmers. ?~C~<~<&<iMt~<-<t/(!~f.
ueorgttM Matthiee. Ciw~e~M ~<~t<z jMf<&. t8t4,xviii.p.37.
~~«m <«oA}n<M, 1761,p. 769. Recs,T~f 6~/<j~~<t, t6te, xviii. j~ M<-<
fortat. ~~ot~<<<!MMa/oM~ et de la Chirurgie, ~/<j{'f«~A«'MMt<M/<Pari!, t'anettoueite (t8zo.
t~Mt iv. pp. ïSt.t&t. 95), v. p. 930.
aller, &M)M<a* ~<ta&M<M,tyy~, i. pp. y~. Sprenget, <M!M~Mt/f der ~«~~M~, tSa?, iv.
pp. 403.~ 'SeS, v. pp. sM~'t ~tM/<M.
H&Mtr, B~MMM! CAtyaM~t, t~M, 1. p. Mt. Deteimeris,ZMf~o«<Mt~'< AM' de la ~<&.
HaUer.~M ~Mt<&~ ~M~~«e, <7%. Hi. «?<, tS~6, ïït. i. p. eojr.
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HOFFMANN (FRtEDRtCH). Cca~M~.

Hoe&r, W~&e <<e CW~M.<~3, ii. pp. a~. !88p. M), pp.
~&~M (MticteZ~~
~S. '869. M.pp..)M~~ 937, z43. JM~M~,
~4-M by Hirtoh).
Kopp. <&«-~<:A<f <& ~<m&. ;t&t3. i. pp. t93. Haeser. C<f<M«~ < /M'<~t", tMt, ii. p. ~09,
'96.& &e.. &c.
MontiM. C<M~M4/<! <&f~M'<A'<~t.
tSM. ii. p. Mt. HiMch. &<jFr<M~< ~~jftWt <&~~nw~t.
Bityte &TMUaye.~«jp~M <M~< t~. ii. ~<&)* a~ &~<t «~ tTM~ <M6. iU.
p. tM. p. a38 (wtMt by Pa~et).
Poggeodwa, ~«g~t~jMMt&M~M ~a«if. ~tf~e~a~ E<!0~5~&~M <~ ~<~M!MAM~.
«<Mt~<t< 1863, i. col. tt9t. m~M,46)ne S<d%t8M. xiv. p. tSy.
HOFFMANN (JoHAtfNMoM-fz).
Johannis Mauncii Hofïmanni, Serenissimi Marchionis Onoldo-Brandenburgici
Consitian! AuUci & Archiatri Printani, Antehac Vniversitatis AttdoW!n!e
Sentons & Facultatis Medtae Profess. Publici, AcademiaeLeopoldino-Carolino
Cesafese Natune Curiosorum Adjuncti, Heliodorus dicti. Acta Labomtoni
Chemici AMortini, Chemiaefundamenta,opemriones pr~ectpuas & tentamina
curiosa, ratione & experientia suffutta, complectentia. Noritnbetgs et
Attdor6i, Apud HbeMdesJoh. Dan. Tauben. Anno M DCC XIX.
4". Pp. [6] aM. Tit]e red and Uactt. AuctuMiom ~t. Advertiiements
tM.
f
Indexetc. <9!.
TheAuctuarium hMa tepatttetMe.page
Auctuarium Notas.Obsen-ationes,
et Hxpertntenta
adActorumSect.t. Dedam.
ttOMmutteriMem atceMana UMcumProgttunmate in"hatonaad tmmgurMicnem
LabomtoriiChemiciA)tdo)-6ni praemiMoet Monumento ad memoriamposteritatb
publiceerectoac !ndictRemmac Vwborum exhibens. Norimbet~se&AttdotO.
~pM Haeredet
ApudnaerMet joh. Daa.TMberi.
Joh.Daa. AnnoMDCCXIX.
Tauberi. Aot)
t_ cr_.r
JohMt MoriM Hoeftnann. son of MoriM. w~ HbskiUMa physicien made him much MUght
bornat Altorf. 6 Oct., 1653(t6et. Mchaer). H after by dMnguished peopte Md «ptfaMy thé
studied Latin aad Greek at Herspruck in FnM pnncMof thehoose cf Anspaeh. ïn twojottroeys
Maia. and medicineat Altorfand Frankfurt a. d. 0 to ttaty in )6M and tyot he accompMied thé
He then depaned to Padua. spent two yea~ h représentativeof the house, and he waa inviter to
Italy, and retumed home io 1674. He tesnms< teside at the Court. But hb MtachmeM to the
hBMudiesM AtMffand gntdmttd M.D. in t<7< University of Attorf. was so gréât that it wa*Mtt
In t677 he WM&ppoiated exttwrdiaaty, and t)Mt/tg that he ftctepted thé iov!tation aa< M-
tMt otrdiMtfyprofesor of AxMomy.and of Chem moved to AmpMh. He died there at Cet.. tM?.
Mfyin t68a. tn the taboraMfy whichwas erecte' Wd74.
by the urgent pressure of bis Mhe<rbe gave couttea Hx wnttnM are -1. chMy <uM(tomhxt!Mdd phyt!o-b
He abo gave lectures on botany. tn !7C$ h togica!, but besides the above he wrote Labom-
reaCted ?< Chair of Anatomy and Md that c todum novunt chenticunt apertum medicinae
maetiee of Medicine uotit bis deportuM to th euttohbm, Altorf, t6e3, &nd chentteat papers in
CouttofAo$pad). the <<<r/«of the LeopoMitte Aeademy foy toM,
ta t684. under the name of HetiodonMIl. b 169!,t~, t<8. He was the 6r<t ptotetscr of
enteredthe Leopoldine Academy,and on tbe deat) cbeaMtry at Attotf.
of Lochner io tMt became Director, an ofSo
whichcarried with it & number of titte!.
J<).Jae. Baie! ~MW~~t~~ttc~M ~~«<t Geo-gim MatthMB.Cw<j~«/<M~M/c~ <)~~<.
~MM ~Mt~M~ ~&)M tM~MMf/.)-«'<H~,tyaf <M~!Mt eA~NO~tOM.ty6t, p. y7y.
p. M9. PortaJ, ~M&x~f/< ~«s~mM<< <~ At ûM~WM,
Mw~M C&<M!'eM~M ad &AMtaM~M i V.
ty~O, p. y<.&<M«<M.
<~M~/<e<<'&«&~M, Epist h:, p. tgo. HaUer. ~M&<a ~OM~o, tM~. P. 63&
Manget, ~tc<4<~t &)Mt ~/M«M~M Hatter. ~<~«<ta-<!CMw~, t/M, p.~ï.
~3t,ii. pp. 739~43. (Re<ietMofMswortaa)x Hattet,B<MMt<~«<<~a/cot«<t,t774, i. pp. 637'
extractsfrom them.) 6M. (' Professer AMorfhMM,vir enKtttus, oeqtMi
StoHo,~a& sur ~M&fMder <M«&-MMah-jab anatonte a)ienMt ').
<J<& t7M, pp. 3a4, 369. y96~. HaUe~. ~/M<~M A<<M~ ~c/Mw, t~o,
/<!a~ ~~&< /~&«OM<~~<M OM/<t//tf<t 'P'37*-
'73~ P' 73.u.IJ~ ,1. Haumer, ~<<M<~«!<! <~Mt'<a. t/Sa, p. gt.
Kestner. jMe<<iMwMt~G G<<M.M«)a,l. t~ GmeHn, G<«aMe~<t'~ CA««M,ty$8, i). pp. tgg,
*3S.Z4&~57.
Jucher. Aligsocims
<4%«MM~ 1750, f;«t.j-~<, t7se. Il Hutchinson,~tt~~tt~M ~!«<«'a, t?9<h p. ~y.
eo).
col. t6s9.
1e Reuts, ~Mt<«t Ccmc«M/<~<~«M,t8oj, i)i.
Bachnet-,
~<M~~a- /V<«~-z <«'J<M (CA<MMt <</?« A&At/&a),pp. 44. 48, 68, t34.
/&~«t, t7SS, p. 473. No. Mt. Fuehs, ~~f~~M <&<-<<«; Z<M~
E)oy. ~M«<M«n~ ~M<M-~M<& la ~MM-tW tSo&o8, pp. tS8,19~, tC5,3ti.
Il.
'7H. P. 59: '778. p. S<4.
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ChataMMt~<~w/&<t/z~ DMehMf~ /M~MMMW ~<~«< <<!la M~.
t8t4, )Mitt.p.9$. f~M,t836, !u. t. p. Ms.
ReM, TTbC~~«a<t, )[9t$, wiii. f<w. Bttyb & Thittnye. ~~Mf ~iM~<f, t6M.
Pafb, Pandmeke
F<<!FM~ ~MM&!&.Pad4 Panckoucke (18ge~
(t8iM.
9ja.v.p.a<i<. P~eetxtora, ~Fra/~M~M~tM
IJiozraJ!¡i#4.llImzrlseMs Rand.
~«~.
SptfBxge),(t~t dar ~~«<t' t&tS. v. M~<~M~,
endorft'. t663, i. eo). ttM.
tt.4M.
HOGHELANDE (TttMBALD von).
Merces Aichimistarum, in singutari & pluta!i numero. Das ist: Artliche
Schutfuhrung vnd Vnterweisung, wie ein ntius doctrinœ, der sich je nicht
wit wamen lassen, mit geringen, in effectu, Expenmëten vnd leichtem
Fewer, sein Hauts vnd Hon; vnd alles was er hat, verdistiitiren, so wol
auch mit pRichtigem Gutschen&hrenvnnd hin vnd wider reiten, seine
Fû~ cautè versparen konne, dats er im Atter desto besser moge zu Fufs
Jaunën. AUes in praxi, auff gerathwol experimentirt, vnd nach hinweg-
raumungdefs setui tugidui, gar genaw catcutirt, auch mit Metaacholischem
Uhfenkratzen getrewlich summirt, vnd durch einen mit Schaden erfahtnen
Laboranten, (qui frustrà melius cras fore semper ait, semnx}; adeît nunc
in fundo quœnt parsimoniam,) Cabalistisch auffgezeichnet an jetzo aber
gantz vetstândtich an Tag geben durch Theobaldum von Hohenland,
Mittelburgensem. Getruckt M Franckfurt am Mayn bey WoMgang
Richtern, in Verlegung EgenoMT Emmels, Im Jahr M.DC.X.
Pp.M '79[' bbak]. Vignette withthemette OraLaboraetFnMM.
Theobald van Hoghelande aus Mittelburg, Abhandlung von denen Hinder.
nisMn bey der Alchimie. Darin gezeiget wird, was ein Liebhaber dieser
Kunst zu wissen,und zu meiden ha~ wenn er zur Vollkommenheitgelangen
will. Aus dem Lateinischen in das Deutscheubetsetzet. Gotha, Verlegts
Christian Mevius, ~7~9.
8*. Pp.[30]17&Tittetedandblack.
De Alchemiae dMBcuttatibusLiber.
.SMTHZAT&UM CHNMtCUM, !6;9, i. p. 109.
~ef MANGET (t. j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,t7<M,i. p. 336.
HOHELANDE (EwALDvoN).
Kurtzer bericht vnd klarer beweifs,das die Alchimey, oder, wie sie sonsten
gemeinlichgenant, die Goldmacherkunst, ein sonderbar geschenck Gottes,
vnd derwegen mehr als gewifs vnd warhafftig. Von dem edlen vnd
hocherfahrnen Ewald von Hohelande beschrieben. In deutsch vorsetzt
durch I. T. P. D., 1604. Leipzig, In Verlegung Jacob Apels.
8*. Pp.
8*. 88. Vignetteof
Pp.88. Vignette ~UM WtU<
ofJaccbweaMngwith
Jaco W<C!HMH~ the
U tOtU)~<M.
ange).
The translator of the above is Joachim Tancke. ttransmutation. t)t dealing withthis simple matter
It was written by Ewald von HchetMde, from t
Schmiederbas made confusion. He ptaees
t work under Theobald von Hoghelande(p. 361)
M!d<Mb))rg,to his brother Johann von Hohetande the but he
to coavince him of the truth of AJeheeticatArt, s
$<ates(p. 340) that it was dedicated by him to his
which he does by desefiMngcertain histories of t
brother Ewald, which is douNywong.
&< VOGKL(EWAU)).
Sotnew)-!tets)deHti<yThMba)dttndEwatdvot) <
assmnption that they are the same Theobald is
HdtelaNde cr Hoghelaade from Middelburg in t
regarded as a writer who ht~ng arst written
Seetaad, white<HheKkeep them distinct. Ewald tagainst atehemy a<tetWM<bbMognt forward evi.
is ahte MeatMed with Ewald Vot{e). On the c
dente in support of it.
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HOHELANDE (EwAt.DvoN).
~.v..r. .vwp C<~M~<~<
vvn.~ma
The OrM work was entitied: De /Jd«Mni:e The third: Merces Atchymistarum, <6M, as
dtnicuttatibu! in quo docetur quid scire above, is the same as the Nrtttract, though witha
qutdqttBvitare debeat v<tn)B
Chymifest,4diosusad difteMMtMe; but the running titte M:Vca den
perfectionen) adïpiraM. Cotottiœ. ~04, 9*, pp. Irrwegender Alchimisten.
M ''90. 30 3'65 Mank]. A German am inclined to doubt the ideetity of TheobaM
translation Von den Irrwegen der Alchemisten, and Ewald von Hoghetattde. La Rue. quoted by
appetred at t'mnMurt a. M., t6oo, 4" and the Van der Aa, caHs btm n learned pbit<aopher and
itbow edition of t~o. chemist who passed under the tictitious Mme of
The second: Historiae aliquot transtnuMionis Ewald Vogel, Morhof had made the same obiMr-
Metathc<epro defensione Atchymiœcontra hostium vMton, and Konig repeated tt: Ccto nomine
rabion adjecta est LuUii vita, et atia qufedam. MwatdontVogeliumse~ voeatesolet.
Cotoeia!. t6< 8'. German translation as above,
t6«4.
Van der Linden, &M~ Medicis /tM Ncy, /«wM~ A~/f~w~ ~f la ~<4~«M.
tMSji.p.Mt. t.
(637. Po44$,.
Bofet.&Mf/~a Ckimita, 1654,
e'~cc, x654.,P.
p. "9-
xxg. Baumer, ??'0 CA~Mt, t~8a,p. 9t.
Morbof, ~M'/e~~MM ~<t~~ &y/~t«~ C<M~<~ <e Cw<n~ t~Ss.
< t~3, p. ~~t. Pt'.S48t&7<8<t.s84.S94.
Kiinig
KSn!g.~r6liollrua
NM/to~tt velus
t~«jc<el «ot«t.xtx$, p..)o8.
svz,rc,t6?6, p. qo8. dernier, t//<~<«~< ~aBt/«<j~« «~ ~M/~A'
Mercktin, jU~f~M nf«w«/M, t686,p. 903. der /?M«t~«< t?8y, il. p. 69.
Borriehia!LCb~j ~t~«w C&M<«'~<M, Gmelin, C~<-«<< der C~MM, iM7, i. p. jM
'607, p. 3<, No. x)!x. (ettbtheaathorEwatdorTheebatd).
~('f~ A<M-~ «f~ Tt-M/M~~M~< Fuchs, ~<onMat der fA<«t<'<<~« ~<~<«Kr,
~et«W<A'«~ t~os. p. M3 (put in thé Mack list t8o6-o8.p. 95.
became he wrote without doingany good). Schmieder, CtA-A«~~ der ~~Mox«, t~. pp.
Mmget, ~/«~<t ~[t~M ~<«i«, 39?. ~o- ~~M~'
t73)[,t. ii. p. 745. Hoefer, Hiitaire <&de la
la C~M~. z843,ii.*Il*-
Ckijnie, tS~. P- <~
p. 134
Lenglet bufresnoy. ~M/ffM de la /'A//<tft~ t86Q,ii. p. tit~.
/fm/M, t749. i. p. 474 iii. p. t88. an der Aa. &'<j~a~AMt~ H~o~t~~omt
tScher, ~~«~M~ &&A~M.<.n'~<, 170}, ii. ~V«f«-/<!<«&«. t867, VHt. ii. p. 966.
co). t<66 (disnnguishes between Ewald and Théo. LadMgue.MOMfo~&~w~t&c~/M,
batd). D_L' 1870. Nos. 547-549.
uld /«-~7««,s.'
Fictuld, 'fh i. p. 04.
<753,Th.

HOLLANDUS (ISAAc).
Isaaci Hollandi sonst auch Flandri genannt. Curieuse und rare Chymische
Operationes, worinnen nicht allein einige bifshero unbekannte Geheimnisse
die rechte Universat-Tinctur zu erlangen, angezeigt; besohdern das Funda-
ment aller solcher Operationen, so in Ausziehung des Sattz und Oels aus
denen Mineris bestehet, auf eine gar deutliche Weise gezeiget wird. Allen
Liebhabern der Chymie zu ihrer theils besondern Wamung weittâufMge
und betrugttche Wege zu meiden, theils zu einer gründlichen Manuduction
diese trefRiche Erkanntnits rechtschanen zu erlemen, aus einem alten
Autographo MSCto des Autoris heraus gegeben von R. H. C. Leipzig
und Gardeleben, In Verlegung Ernst Heinrich Campen, privilegirten Buch-
handter der alten Marck, 1714.
S*. Pp.[t6]400.Titteredandblack.Curioustintewoodcutsof appamtus
it)
thetext.
Fmgmentum de opere Phitosophorum.
~< THËA'fRUM CHEMtCUM, t6;9, ii. p. tz6.

De Salibus et Oteis MetaMorum.

SeeSTAHL(GEORG KRttST),FundamentaChymise,t746, i. p. 9)7.
HOLLANDUS (JOHANNISAAC).
Magistri loannis Isaaci Hollandi, Viri in Philosophia, potMStmumvero in
Chymia celeberrim4 Opéra Mineralia, siue de Lapide PhilosopMco, omnia,
duobus libris comprehensa. Nunquam antehac édita, ac nunc primùm
 HOLLANDUS

HOLLANDUS (JOHANNI8AAC). C~<'M«~.

ex opt!tnis tnanu~criptis Teutonicis exemp!anbus ndetisstme in Latinum
sermonem translata, à P. M. G. Middetbutgt, Excudebat R:chardu~
Schttders, Ordinum Ze!and!œTypographus. t6oo.
Pp.[t6]~[tb)!tMh]. CnrioMtitttewocdcMsinthetext.
De<8weit und breit bertihmten Johannis Isaci (sic) Hollandi Geheimer und Mis
dato verborgen gehattencr treMeher Tractât, von ihm genannt Die Hand
der Ph!!osophen,mit ihren verborgenenZe!chen. Wie auch dessetben Opus
Satumi mit Annotationibus. Item: Opera Vegatabitia (w) so viel davon
bits dato hat kënnen erforschet werden. Mit grosser Muh und Fleifs
aufs er<brscheten Niededandischen Manuscriptis verhochdeutschet, nebenst
SeissigsterNachreissungatter darin enthattenen Figuren. Von etnem ge~bten
Liebhaber der Hermetischen Philosophy. Dabey mit angehenckt worden
ein zwar kleiner, aber NbemutsherrHcherTractât su von MichaeMsSendivogii
Mener herkomt, uii ohn ZweiNMvom Hn. Sendivogio sdber gesteHet worden,
darin der Grund der MetaHischenmeHorationmit Fingern gleichsam gezeiget
wird. Franckfurt, In VerlegungThomœ Mattbiœ Gôtzens. M DCLXIVL
9*. Po.~ttgM~omitted). teengmvings.t6woodcuts. Thedatei.eemsM
bea mispriat
forMDCLXVtt.
Thetract(pp.3t7.38t)by Sendivogim' servanth<ts thefottcwingt:tte.page
Ein ObtMMfs kaaticherPhitosopb.
Tractatvondenn tr~angenderAtchymisten
undAtlfsmhmne vonden!etben.DarindenrechtsctMSenen FiïiisDoctrintediehMttm
derMMtmenAhihymisten undPtOcefs-Drescher
{BrAugengesMXet, undsieBteichMtn
beyderHandd~u& geteitet, uad«UN& treo))chste
in derOeMhrungderNatar. In
drey Reichen,Atadem
~ten werden.nebeMtVormahtungAmmatitchen. und
VegetabitHchet) Minemtischea unter.
r~htet mitlebendigen Farben,wiedie Phitosophi~he
Ttneturuodauchder MetaMen aueHernenund atM&te)to)<
PMticu)t)r.Verbes<entng
sey: Undttombtdi~er g0)dentTractâtvonHerm MichaeUs
deMen AathorohnZweit!etHerrSendivogimsetherist. PaNidretSendivogii Dietter,
durcho~emetdten
Liebhaber. ~nnom.m~M~Vtt.
Meonaoer. AnnoM.DC.LXV!
Thé PhitosopMcatHand.' enpaving and name. of the tttte'Sendivo~i Dfetter.' ta the toregoing
was adopted by a certain Justus SimpMeh)!Hottu. tract. although Hautnorthon u~rnUycatts hSnsetf
tMUt fora ttact ott thé pMtoMpher's ttone, wMch F!!ius o)- Schn Sendivoe:
see. The diCefence)s ttmt whtte Hoftandus uses There is an Ëagtith tmastation entitled <~<~t~
cetta!n pictorM symbols of his own in the engtav. ~MM~M~At~~ MW~ MtM'/<t~
mg, he givesthe ontiMry ehen)!catMmbob for thé e~~)!<M<t//<which tVM priotedwtthPMa.
MttBmteaded in the text, and it b thèse whichare cebus and /<WM-&M<-
used by Hortulanus. and CM~ jS;<~M)«n«<
Lcndoa, 1596. pn, s~'M andaho
According to Roth-Schottz the C~t <a~t& in 7'w<~<M-7.<e«t~t!tw«/ ·
appeared in t~M. It was ptiated a{!&inin t~s, Lendon,ï6~a.
S', pp. edited by John Seadivogii genannt TTbetract by 'Send:vogius' sen~nt is not to be
t. F. H. S., that is J. F. Hautnorthon, or Johann conftMtdw)<hthat by von Hoghelande bearing thé
MMpreeht. That ttso may be the interprétation Mmename.

Sammlung unterschiedlicher bewahrter Chymischer Schriften, namentlich

Joh. I&aci Hollandi Hand der Philofophen,Opus Satumi, Opéra VegetaMtia,
Opus Minerale, Cabala, de Lapide Philofophico, Nebst einem Tractat von
den Irtgangen derer A!chym!(ten, Auctoris incerti, neue und verbesserte
AuNage,mit gehôrigem Fteise ûbersehen,und mit etnem Verzeiehnas derer
in jeglichem Tractat befindlichen wichtigsten Materien vermehret wie auch
mit nôthigen Kupffern geziefet Wien tn Vertag bey Joh. Paul Kraufs,
Buchhândkr, t~6.
''P. M 7~. M9-'3SdMpped,and a~.s douMed.TiUered andblack.
WoodeaMioSMUMt. t6phte<.sepaMte.
 4'4 HOLLANDUS

HOLLANDUS (JOHANN IsAAc). <M«~

Thb*w~ ts a t~t.* ofwMK?
tepriot<Mt thé ~tWMVH
édition V<
of tt~y
t66? )and
m eoHmtn!)
eooMiMtheme ttaec
tracts as
M tOttOWt
Mtow
Die Hand der Philosophen,with thé plates, pp. OptM Vegetabitta, pp. t?MM.
Il'94- Ein votttBMicher pMtoMphMief ThMtat von
Ein elixir m mMbenvon Urin, pp. os-tM.
Die andere An der Alchymie,oder das grosse den ttfgaagea deter AtchymMten.pp. 3~.400.
Opus Mit)e)'ate,pp. ~ot.~9.
Elixir, pp. ttz'ttç. Anhang eines Magtnent) von der Cab<t)a, pp.
Die dritte Art der Alchymie, lxir genannt, pp. ~g.tto,
ng-tao. TMettUM <te Lapide Phitosophieo, oder vom
Opus Satumi, pp. Mt-t/a. Steinder Waitm, pp. ~1.769.

Fragmentum ex Theonjs.
TRACTATUSduo Cheanci, t647, p.
CtN~CEUM CHtMtCUM, t6?9,p. ;t3.

AP ouI tJflú "y~ ?'?' s

TMorltüs o[ls. nact p-
Pilm of IMn4,d
~~J~ ~< A <=Mf<<~f~ P/¡¡fmlfJfInl.. London.
Londoo.
Mie)~M~MMfM,and pabhshed with Pam<;etM)s' t6a.
~Mar~Me~ ~X~<HM F.t~f)M<~ a~ C~w.

Opeta Minetatta, sive de Lapide PhHosophtCO omnia.

THKATRUMCMMtCUM, t6S9, iii. p. ~04.

Opus SatumL
BAStUus VAMNMNUS, Triumphwagen Antimonii, !6:4, p. 465.
M.. the ''< et thi' edit'cn of BMiM<M
Nttntbe! ~L~" VtttentinM.
~6~6,p. 36:.
J"S~'J~?~iS" ~"M'' BasSiMVateatinu!' <y~< <a~<
WMmade by Daniet Cabteand printed atonR with 7~ London. <6yt. ~<naUN'.p. Ma.
Tractatus de Urina.
J~ THEATRUM
THNATRUMCHKMtCUM, t66t, vi vi. p. ;66.
Little seems to be known about the pentOM This seems to be the result arrived at
caJtedHottandtN. By most amhotitie* Isaac h who enters ail the writings under John by Ladraaue
regarded as the father and John t~aac as the son, tahes no notice of Isaac. Isaac, and
but Maxget hwtH this and caMsJohn Isaac the Borel and Gmetin, though both MoomMM
father aad Isaac the acn. Boerhaave says they father
were natives of Stolk, and Van der Aa of Sto)):- but putand son. mate no attempt to sort the tttte!
them under thé authors eonjointty. Leng.
in
wtjk KrimpenaarwMU-tt.Schmiedereivesteasons let however. fouowed by Schmieder,
tmrbeMeting that they Mvedearty fn the <!<teeath bas Dufresnoy.
made thé but compuison of their
century. and Van der Aa my< tttat the younger allotment with attempt; the above tittes, taken a~m the
Hollandus tived about 1440! otheM (such as books thernselves.will show either that they have
Sweerdus, ~~<-M<?&~< Antw. t6<8) put them conm$edthe posons, 0)' that ta the copies
at the end of the sixteenth eentuty. or even, as conMtted.the n<une: of the MtthOMWtMdM~MM they
Betgman))does, at the beg)Mtnf:<'ftheseventeenth. fromwhat they are in the above.
Nert, when about to describe a paste to imitate The analogy of the writings to thoseof BastMua
RenM,Mys he toch it whenhe WMhtFtaoders <Mm V&tentiaus has been out by some witeM,
HoMandos. Now though Nef! was there in and Van der Aa, whopointed
an likelihood towards the end of thesixteenth or in their time, goes the M)tesor the Sûtenth century as
the eady years of the seventeenth century, his PaMcehMbas whole tength sayint: that not ontyy
words tmdty impty that Hothadus was aHve at been uanscribed from passages whMh might have
that time, and that Neri got thé proeessft-omhim had Holiandus, but evot Boy)e
dttect. BMthereMooimpossiN))tvinit. got crédit for what Hottandos had known
There h also such a wantof UMnimftyin assign. pt~viousty.
Thé writings which pass under their authorship
ing thé writings M their nspective authors, that haw been commended by Boerhaave. and Isaac &
one ? almost disposed to questien whether iMtead said to hâve been sMtM ln in emmelling
of two posons there may not have been one onty. imitating ptecious ename))ing and ln in
stones.
Antonio Neri, Z' ~~t~M, Firenze, t6N,
hb. v. cap. xci. p. yo. Roth.Schottt. BWt'o~~M CAo~ta, t?~, p. a<M
(Opus VegetaMte).
Ma!er. ~MA)~t .~M; ~x~, ~M, p. 963.
Van der Lmden, /)<- Manget, jM/M~M &-y~MMM OM~~<~MM.
AM&M&'M~< t73<. Lii. p. M<.
1637.Po z8~. Boerbaave,~Am<x<itCtM! tMt, t. P. );&.
)~re!. ~««A<M Ct~Ma. t6M, p. ï!t&. /M~ ~t~Mf A<M&WXM
MerdtMt),~wd5MM~MMMm~tM, t6M. p. 6at. ~MMfOM<~<-<e,
Borrichiua, C<Mj~fA«~(~/ontM C&))t~<~«m, '73~. P. 74'
Len~tct Duft~esnoy,~M/o<~ <&& /'A<&«f
'P.~ ~?~7't9,i. pp~aa*. 469. Mi.p. "9'.
A~« ~~<-4. ?TM~« der Joeher, ~/&tM~<Mt <<M.t~M. tyto, il.
&~<&)M/. ïyo:, p. 66. te), 1614.and cet. 1099, under /M<t<(~hm<w).
 ~MZ~A~M'JM~~M 4<s
g

HOLLANDUS (JOHANN ISAAC). <~<M~<<.

~M<M SM« ~M<M,
BeettMMw. !7<t. Fueho, ~tf~~M o~ ~~M~<a~« ~«M-«/
p.)~. t8o6-o8,pp. M.9<~
Hetutd,
~~M~ t~. Th. i. p. M: Th. Thomson, ~</e~~C~ caemist~ t8~),
t
il. p. w. (He eMsitte~ thé pfetMt workh not by Sehmieder, G~W<w~ der ~/<)<w, t6~, pp.
thé <bwgood inaoeent Hottandu*) 3M. 9t4.
GeotKtus MMiMee. <~j~~ ~'j<M<t ~t. Hoeter. W~tV </<At C4~f, t&t3. Il. p. 4~;
fOfMM <~MM<M'&!M, !y6)[,P. !ty. tM6. i. p. 477.
Baumer, /MM<M~tM <M<M~, ïy8! p. 85. Kopp. C~~M~ der CA«t«, t64g, i. p. y9, &
Torbem Baf~mattO, Ct<M~ M~tf~ passfa~.
<<«<~<M <MM<M. a <tM<fM<M~ <«. <~M««t<M Figuier.
MA-A<<~<- Alchimistes, t8s6.
j!<Mf~< UpMtfae, M89. p. or Wfq[!eb's PP- '& "7*83.
tMMtatioa la h& C~&M. der Ctow~ der Van der Aa. Aa.~M~a~~toàixà t~Tww~A~
WOOM#&WK<<er d#r
<f~<Mtund )~#A~ & BtrUtt undStettin. t~, AM~/<M<<m, tMy.Vttt. M.p.~MhndMfNrentM).
p. 174. L<Mtmgue,~M< Ot~a~fMA~/M,
Ay~fGf~ <M6t~M C4<M«'.<?es. tSM, NM.8~.893.
Kopp, /M<~MoM~. t886. i. p. 97 il. pp. tya.
GmdiM.&~M~ '< CXfMM.t797. pp. 126. 347.3SO.365.
"9. 5!7.

HOLLRIEDEM (JOHANN HNNRtCH CoCHEtM VON).

See MA.n<n<t
~H. cocttEtM HEtNMCH) v<
\jutt<~ttH tt<HNtm;tt~
(JOHAMN von HoUneden.
ThM~h thb autho)~ boch ia tètent to et some ter writes bis name Cochelm. Mon' aa abeM, KtMt
t<ngthby 8«n)e)- and after bim by Mmr. Mthtn~ Koehhtfm von HeHrieden, bat tn the beok tMdf :t
MMMto be reeorded about him pemoMBy. Setn- is Ceeheim.
SeMter. M~~M~tA< A!<w/«~)t .Mf /Mt<Mw K)OM, ~W<!p~~ der /«MWW~, )t<td,
<&f~M)t~~«<M',t~a?, ti. p. <M. N<t.96t6.
Mmï, ?<?' <<MMMA~M<r~f<<f <&~A<Ma.
~!H«a' «~<&~ /<w«<~<'w<<HM. 1603.p. ~).

HONORTHON (JOHANNFRMOMCH).
See HARPRECHT
(JOHANN).
HOPPODAMUS (JOHANNBS).
See ARNALDUSde VillaNova,~4$.
Hoppodamussaidtobea pseudonym
h of JohannLange. &xa/~ HtPWDAMUS.
Kopp. /)&<<&<tMt~.
1886,ti.p.a~.
HORING (MtCHAEL).
See DORN(CERHARO), Theophtast!schePractica, t6t8.
AdetnagpretumMhe betoagedto Carinthia,for he wrote:Beschntibun~
des LandesKatuthea,
Mptig. <6o6.8°.
Adehm);,
~<M' und ~~Ma~N tu /&'A~f <{i"M< Gc/f~~fw.wc,t7B?, il.
eo).
at4t.

HORLACHER (CONRAD).
Bibliotheca Chemico-Curiosa, D. Mangeti enucleata ac i!tustmta. Das ist:
Kem und Stem, der vomehmsten Chymisch-Philosophischen SchnSten, die
in D. Mangeti Bibliotheca Chemico-Curiosa befind1ich seynd. Wetche mit
sonderbaren Anmerckungen allerseits ertâutert, daraus auch die vornehmste
Chymische Denck-Sprtiche und bewshrteste Experimenta excerpiret oder
MrtzMch,jedoch aber mit sonderbarem nutzbringenden Fleifs zusammen-
getragen, auch also in drey Ciasses abgetheilet und heraus gegeben durch
Conrad. Horlachem, J. U. ac Med. D. & Cand. SS. Théo!. Franckfurt,
Zuonden bey WoMang MichaheUesund Johann Adolph. tyoy.
< Pp.j~6]4a«t<ht].MS.)M«ata~t~ar.
 4'6 j~MM~C~E~O~V

HORLACHER (CONRAD). C~/ww~.

Horlacher published books aad papers, but condensation of Manget's ~W«~<M–the use of
nothing is said about his )ife except that he~~ttsa which it h hard to see-wrote ~M-~< <c.
physician and chemist nt Utn) at the end of the jf~<? ~~7~ ~~MM. Uhn, t6<t, M*. and
seventeenlh century. He edited Fabr~'s ~c/ againstvenescction and purgatioa,anaortt<trious
«'M<~ ~OMM,Kambefg, tyos, 8°, pp. [66] other médiat toptcs. Hf~ier styte< MmHetmooti.
3o4 [3< '1 fMmi~pieccnndsix piates, the present «nM Thraso,' wMch il not compUmentaty.
~<' ~<f5'~<ont<' /M~ /<w'tt, tygo. p. ~sa HaMer.AWc~<M CA<~«M~<tyy~ j. p. m?.
(cf.t39). M< C<«-~<. <~ Aa~ ~M~,)~s.
Jucher. /t/«MMM C<<<<-o/<, t75~ ii. P.M9.
col. tyo6. ~<<M'<! ~M~t'M ~ntf/~<f, ty88, iv.
HaUer,
Georgius MMthiœ, Ca«j~M //<f/<~<eAM<-
fomm <a4M~o/<mf«~, tj<<, p. 880. Gmc)!n, C~A«-~ < C~MM, tjm?, i. p.
Haller, ~t~/«)<A~<-a
/<M~M'f< < i. p. ~8. 369: t798, ii. pp. 300.3M. 4~

HORN (CAspAR).
See GRBRR. )668.
BKRSHARt)TREVtSAKUS,<746-7.
Caspar Horn was bomat Freyttc~gia Misniain regret on thé part of thé peopte. He continued tn
t~S3. At an eariy ne he took a taste for medi. pmctice M t~eyberg for twenty yeM, and budeath
ente, went to Witteuberg and studied under "t to~g, at thé âge ofyo. WM machtfunented.
Sennertus for six years. 'fhen he went to Base! He does not seem to have dette any Mtetarywork
and took the degreeof M.D.in t6t6. He teMmed <
except this édition of Gebet-, and even!t he did not
to Freyberg, spent a short time in Dresden, and in himsetfpuMish.
t6:3 settled at Plauenin Thuringia M a physicittn KUnix. however, sptitks ot a Casper Horo.
and pmctised thete with !uch aeceptancethat, when 1
who. An. !6eo, Hbrumde etephMte evutgMit,"
he )eft in 1633 for Freyberg, it was with grott t)Mtthey scem to be dif)brent.
KUnig.~MMto~a H/M~A~M, toyS,p. 4! Georgius MMthiaB, C'~j~<c/M W~/c~o?
Mercklin, Z.«!<<)?<f«u
t«MK'<t/a~,t6S6. p. 159. <
MfMa< c~<!<'&<T<t, t76t~ p. s?!.
Witte, ~)«!~fMM&'<j{K!~M/<B, t6a8, sig. Fff s, Hat!<r,/<Kt/a ~~<<'N«M, !yy~, i. pp. g~8,
~<o. Ann. ï6s3. <
`
370.
Manget. ~c~<v<! ~<<M'N~ .MM/~Mm, HMter, A'ta ~5'<&'M«e/nt<< tTyy,
t73'. ii. p. 75?. ii. pp. 458, S4S, 606. (tt is doubtM if thé works
Kestner, /t~i'<A<'Mw~C<A~<rK~'«, t/~o, (quoted are by thé above author.)
p. 4*4. Etoy~.jKf/tc/MstMf AM/~fB< <&At /)/<Mw/Mt,
toehef.
~~p'o«t<M< Gf&Af~M.KOH, t~so. ii. ~77~ P. 5~'
co). t~oy. ~«j~t~X' A~M/c~. Pari!. PandMudce (t8iM.
Fictuld, ~r.~M, t?~. Th. ii. p. as), v. p. 980.

HORN (CHMSTOPHER).
De aura medico philosophorum Dialogus scholasticus.
-W THEATRUM CHEHtCUM, i66o, V.
THEATRUM CHEMtCUM,t660, v. p
p.Il. uvy.
869.
'fhe _L_ -11 _l' .1
above tract appearedoriginallyat FmoMurt, the
author
Christhmus. To ChnMtph he assigxs
i6t;. 8°. He wtotemo HorttthMmediem Hip. tmct 'De inCammatione hepatis,' Attdorf, t~o,
pocr&ticus, spagyricus, Hdmontianus,' Cassel,
t6to. 4' but H<uter givesthe date t6oi, and ca)b
KSnig, ~t</«'/jt<'<-<t
M~t</ Nova. t678. p. 4<a. Adelung. /x-«!~ M< /~<
Haller, &~«~<a ~M'~f<M<B ~af<M<?, t)~y, ii. G<M~/M.<.)f««, ~787, ii. col. zt~t.
pp. 413, se?. Gmelin, Cf~f~t~/e der <e!«. tfy~. i. p. $;<).
2~~<Mf C«~A«'A/< der /i&4~a C~m«, 1785, ~«!fM<~M ~MMf'<-a/<, Ptuis, Panetoucke (t8M.
P-~99. ~). v. p. 989.

HORN (GEORG).
Medulla Atchimis in aphorismos contracta ex Gebro desumpta.
GEBKR, t668.
GtN~CEUM CH!MtCUM, ~9.
t679, p. 179.
George Horn was bom in 1690 at GreuMen English youth and ttecompanied him to England,
(Schw~nibarg.Sondefdmoten); Witte calls bim and during his résidence declared MaMeM in favour
pataunus,' ReitOtnannsay$ of Kemnat in der of Protestantism. He returned to Holland to
Ober-Pfft)tt.' occupy the chair of history, poHtics,and geography
The Bohemian troublesdrove him to Bayreuth, at Hardtfwictt, and thence retnovedtoLeyden to
he stopped for a time at NOntbefg, and wentnext be professor of history, about !6~. In ï6M he
to Holland. At the Haguehe became tutor to an eng~ed in a controversy with le. Vossius about
 ~PA'M'y ~t7
HORN (GsoRc), ~/M~.
thé âge of thé worid, whteh Votsiua tho~ht was Under thé name of HonoritM Reeius he wrotea
understatedaccordtng to the eurrent chronologies. work in Latin on the emte of Me Chutrh itt
Me Wtotoa consittaaNe number of books.and ËttctMd, with an appendlx containing thé decrees
in pMticotw ~~M ~M<f, jnw ~<~a ~w«~/ a of the Synod of Gta~ow af~Mt thé btthops. tô~y.
c)tr!ou<!tittte book. ~M;aNovaM'tw7~<we /M-
/<~n«w </ ~Mo~fM, a <'<MMM~ c~ ad x«t~-e 4°.Hon) WM<t
was a mae
nwn of wide t~adfng
rcadlng and v<u-ied
vnrïod
~M~a; W~i~t~j~tM'W~&m. t6~<, knowtedm, but fell tnto inMcwaeiesby dépendit));
4°, works on the history of Engtand. Scothnd, too much on his mentory he could. however.put
ned tte)Md. on geoemphy, etc. So far as t ant bis 6tate<nenMand ideas very tefeety and exaetty.
aware the above la nis OMy<ep!~ra? writing on He le said to have lost $000 HanM through an
alchemy bat he has !pc)[enof it at some length alchemist nt thé HMtte. He died itMMe at thé
both in Lis~<yM~MM< and ~/<~a ~yf~t«t. age of 50, in toyo at Leyden.
KOni~.~MW~a f~/M~A~fa, t6y8. pt419. Stone, ~~t<)~ wf Historie <&f 6t/<t~~o7,
F~ter. MM~-Mm~WMOt~«~<<M< ~e~ntm, *7a7. PP- 335-
t6M. p. tcM. Manget, F~/<<t &o~<t! ~<~ot,
Witte, /%t~'«M ~~n~~««, t6M, stg. Pddd ~t, f. !t. n. ?;3.
4 «e~M,Ann. t670. tocher, ~MM<«M G<&)-<eM, tys". M.
Reimmann, ~aMM<~ X di, ~/<'<t<M«JU~. cot. t?e8.
<<!<W<& 7~A'tt, t~M, pp. 9t0. 369,4&t, Mot~n, C~MMfDictionnaire AM/<~ </
798, e!3(~<f<t ~M)tM). <& tMh VI. i. p. 80.
Morhof. A'o~ )?t4, i. p. 9t6; il. pp. 4. Alkin. OoM~t/ ~~M~'t '804' v. p. 974.
tS9,ete. ~W~~M~W <&w~. tS~S, MV. co). t~.
~/<! /<M<j~<~tMH, Hatte, Mt6, St. vi. pp. FeMnMon, 'Notescn. BootNofSecreM.'Sttpp.
1039-61(reviewofhb Historia /%<A<t<~Mfa). Ut., TVitMjtK/Mx~ <<A<M/~a/ &<'«~
C/<f<!M«.te99.N.S.ti.p.4o6.

HORN (JOHANNBERNHARD).
Johann Bernhard Homs Chym. & Metall. Cutt. Synopsis Metallurgica oder
kurtze, jedoch deutliche Anleitung zu der hochst nutz- und etgatzHchen
edlen Probier-Kunst verfasset in xv. TabeUen. Darauts ein Liebhaber
der Kunst solche mit leicht- und geringer Mühe gründlich erlemen und
begreiffen kan. Auf ersuchen des Autoris fleisigst durchsehen, und
folglich auf gutbennden nebst einer Anrede an den Leser, denen Freunden
der Betg-Wetcke, Ertzschmeitzens und Probirens zu Lieb, Dienst und
Gefallen zum Druck befordett Durch D. David Kellnern, h. t. Practicum
in der Kaysertichen freyen Reichs-Stadt Nordhausen, auch Fürstl. Sâchts.
und GtaB. StoHbetgischenLeib-und Hoff-Medicum. In Verlegung Johann
Christoph WeidnersBuchh. t69o.
a*. Pp.iM.15Tables, No.f folds. Pp.totM. TitteredandNack.
of which
Aecontto~to LeupoldthisbookwaspuMNMdEttte,wennsieGoldundS!tberhetten.Mguteai
atFtMdtfnit. machen.Franckfurt,t6oo, 8*, alsoedited by
Homwrotealso WoMget~Ondeter AnKhhg KeMnef.
und BedendtBn, w:e die wiMeantimonialische
/K~~«<~<<t/'<'e<&M<M~tWc/A<M'<~<«t, Jadter, ~%<at<K«tC<MMM.<~fM), tyy~
1732.P.74- cot. '709.
HORST (GRBGORtOS).
Gregor. Horstï D. Philos. & Med. Problematum Medicorum ~qM~<wt«Mf
Decades priores quinq;, ïn ittustri VVitebergAcum consensu Supenorum,
in gratiam Candidatorum Medicineeconscriptœ,& publico privato~ examini
subjecta--
subjectae.
Arist. lib. 2. Metaph. cap. ï.
0~ ~tw x4* ~X* ~"M"' Te~TM!&f t[M-t!<t0tw<tt~<yat TOt!~&<m, <ïÂM
«at TeÏ! !Tt ~fttreAtK~TqMf <Mro~fa~fMt, <:< yc~ o<!rotoi~SaAAo~a~
Tt. &C.
'Wittebergae4Typis Cratonianis, per Jean. Gorman, Anno M.DC.VIII.
Pp.[6]. Title:n a wood<!<<tborder,ott in <?théboMom.TheteAM~
d~sertations
eaehwitheepaMM andsignatures.
Utte-page,
~D
4's HORST

HORST (GRMOMUS). C~/MM~.

2Mf ONO DeeasProblematum Medtectom,ad predptMnttN tebnan) cc~oiticaem
& cumtionem in servies. Quam PreMide Gregoho HoMtio. PhMosopMm& Med. D.
tn Inctyta WiMeobergensiun)Awdemia PnbM respondendo tuebltur Martinus
WatthenH, Monsterberga Sitesius. tn audltorio Medicorum ad die<n < Febrnarij.
Wtttebo-cs.Typ'sCMtofttMis.perJohM.QormM. AnnoM.DC.Vnt.
4°. Sigs. A Md B in fours,or pp. [!6],
ZTN et!0 Problematum Medicorm Decas, Graviisimorum tapitie aaeetMmn
cognMonem & curationem inastmM. Quam Pt)bMc4respondendo tuebitur M.
~oachimus KOppen M~eb)u~ens!s Saxo. tn auditorio MedicMum ad diem e6.
F
Februarij. Wi
1 teberïoe,
4". Sigs. A, B, C. ia fouM or pp. M.
STN eBO Problematum MedicorumDeeas,Qu~ facit ad tUiquotsensuuntextc~.
otvm affectionescognoscendas & cumndas, Quam Publicè respondendopronag.
nabtt. M. Johannes joachimus Anomoeus, LincloAust)-iu& tn auditorio Medicorum
a<tdMm4Matt)j. WitteborgMt.
< Sigs. A, B, C. in fours or pp. [94].
STN UEO Problematum Medicorum Decas, Continens controversas q~tiones
morborum quorundamorganomm vcds & Ktpiration)<,Quam defendet Respon-
deM M. Donatus Freywaldus,Mb~easb. Ad diem 5. Martij Witteberg~
4°. Sigs. A, B. in fours,Ça or pp. [aot.
ZTN e]B<t Problematum Medicorum Decas, Coatrotenas atiquot quaMtionesad
cordis &ventricut)af~ctiones ecKnostendM& curandas
toeMtur Respoudens M. Wottgangus Schaiteruspertinentes deterntinans,Quam
Frelbergensis Misnicus. Ad
diem 9. Martij. Wittebet~
4*. Sig&A, B, in fours,Ça; or pp. [so).

Kurtze Nohtwendige Bericht, Ersttich, von den Vrschlechten oder Kinds-

Blattern, wie auch Masern, Rôtetn, Rotesucht oder Kindsflecken. Zum
Andern von der Roten Ruhr, Zum Dritten von der in Anno 6az. zu
anfang defs Jahrs, vnd folgend hin vnd wider miteinreissenden newen
Hauptschwachheit Zum Vierdten, wie man sich in einreissenden Pestzeiten
zu verhalten habe, zu vnterschiedlichen Zeiten vor diesem dem gemeinen
Mann zum besten in Truck verfertiget durch Gregor. Horstium, der
Artzney
D. Fürstl. Hessischen Leibartzt, vnd defs H. R.ôm. Reichs Statt Vim
bestalten Physicum primar. Gïessen, bey Caspar Chemlin, Anno tô~.
8°. Pp.M~
a°. t?[M][3Nantt].
Pp.[6]t3?[M][3b!ank].
GrMoritM Horst, nephew (bat HaMer says !n t6o8 he was made professor of medteine at
CUt]s')of Jacob Horst, also a physician, was Giessenand to the Landgrave of Messe.
bom at Torgau, 5 Nov., in 1578. His earty He occupiedphysician this position till t&Kt, when he
schooling was obtained M Torgau and iK Ha)- acceptedan invitationto Ulmto betwvn physMitn
berstadt and t)fe)d. His course in arts and and président of the CoUege. He died at Ulm,
phttosophy was taken in HettnstSdt and Witten. 9 Aug., 1636, atter a laborious carcer as a
befg. where he rectived the degree of Phi). pfactitioner and author. His works are for the
Mag. in x6oo, and then. as was thé habit, he most part medical, but there is a dissertation
visited other universitiesand finallystudied medi. 'De natura thermarum,' Giessen, t6i8, and a
cine and graduated M.D. at Base), aS March, work: 'Docaspharntaceuticarum exercitationum,'
1606. Shortly afterwards ho was appointed to a 4°; Giessen, tMï, 8°; Ulm, t6tS. 4< t6it8. 4<
chair of medicine at Wittenbtrg, but atmost They are higMy commended
by Schethammer in
immediatety removed to Satt~wedetas physician. hisnotes to Conring's /<Mf«f/M.
Johann DaaM Dtetench, Ot~M /«<M~<t qua Konig. ~<<t ~M~~Voca, t6y8, p. ~3.
C~~«) ~f~, ~~<<t/M M<M~ ~0~~<tM/. MercMin, ~'«~«t~ ~«<w<t/M,t6M, pp. 3~9.
!n HoKthM' Opera, Norib., t66o; Goudœ, t66t; 363.
repnnted by Manget tn t?~. Fïeher,T~?~)-
Witte, A~MOn~~<~<WMN!<Mt<M ~< claris- t6e8. p. igo;. portmit, p). 6~
simorum ~tOM~ D«as <M)M. 1676, ?, 67 Witte, Z~ontott At~tjMt'~ot, t<98, sig. KK
(Dieterich's FaneMtOMtion). t fw/e, 9 A< t636.
 JV(MM7-~WpyC~4A~ 4~

HORST (GttBGORtus). C~/t~w~.

Cooring, In !~«MMM ~«M ~i'<~f<!« Strieder,0<~<MM!f<M ~M~otM <Me~<M
/<t/hx~w, !6~, SchethammMs~<<jW/<!)M<«/< p. «~&~]' <~A& MS~ p. tS~.
Gmelin, C<~<<-M dar CtM~. ty~. i.p. s~t.
DM<w< ~f<<
'[36.Bityte, et f~~w, ty~ A. We/ennann, ~V<K-MM fM G</«MMM~
ii.p. ~M~nt aus MM. t/oa. t~. e*.
MmeM, ~&~M ~fn~~H ~MM~~M. Hutebimon, ~M<ip<A&< ~<«fa, ~79~ t. p~4K.
My, M. pp. 7M'76B. (Cont&!Ma Mprint of Pnchs, ~<A~<M< <&f <)~t~o /<M/w,
Dieteticti's fmera' oration.) tS<)6~6,P.96.
Stolle, ~&t7«~M«'<&M ChabneM, 7~0'<~<~M/~<!6MAMM//)&<<<M<t~,
t~~Mt~. t73t, pp. <t66,a6~, 7S°*?S*' ;t8t4, !tV;tt.p. tM.
Kettner, ~M-M~fAM CM~/M.~of/cM, t7~ Ree% 7X<C)w/o<<H~o, t8!9, )ttif). ««.
~<~M~~ ~AMM&, Paris, F&MtMXMtM (t8M-
t<hSer, ~~Mt~wt GMM!«t-M~c<Mt, )[ysa, M.
coLi~tC. t!tse6& Ofuber, /<ASM<M<~ At<:ttM!< ote
Etw, /~«M~a~ ~~h~ la AMif~, Seet..t83<,)ti.p.69.
ï?~& P' '7?~' ii. P. !6s. Deteimetit. ~«M<M~ *&<oWM« <&la jMK&.
Moréri, & C~a~ &<<<WM~ ~<~M «w. 1836.III. <. p. a~.
t~'<~M, tym, vi. p. 8t. &
Bayte TbMhye.~gM~~ o~o~, ~s, i.
MMtMte,CM~~M~M~tt~MiMSwwn obiM~. p.~
A!f<t«t,tyot, p. ;;t6. ~«<wM! JW<s~M~ C~~&. ï8~<t, xxv. col.
PorM).~«Mtw <~ ~M<M<&~ dela CM~
fi.
tMO, p. 9«' ~<)ggendo<e. A'<~{~A<!e*Ktt<M*<t ~t~. ffad.
HaMer, ~BM~a tT~t, L
F<~<t&a, X771,
001a»im, i. P- <)< ¡ <<~<~hf<A,t8~, t. ce). ïM<.
p. 409;
x~a_,il. p.678. G~
Haem,0 lswmt.4~âk
Haeser, dor 1145- z88z, )f.
tMï, IL p.
> 4*6:
416,
HaMw.*M~<~<~<!<<<M~M<a!, t~. i. pp. Mg,
~3()1. i BHtit!~ ASR~Ct&t/tw, tM~, v!. p. 369: aed
]M)o-, ~«&'<A<MCt~w~M, t~, i. pp. 9~, Serfes. t~M, v! p.
09~. HtMch, ~pi~Mtût~ Z~A~ << d#r A~w~w.
hervorm.
H<ttter, B<M<~A<«t ~<M~)M~w~a-, ~777.H. F««<ta ~«' tS66, Mi.p. a8a.
pp. 3S<.3SO.W. &M: ii).
t?y9, p. 41& ~.f~MM~t <MCM<~<~ <&t~M<MM ~W.
<M&<, ~me S<He,tSM, 3dv. p. 435.

HORTULANUS.
Commentaire sur la Table d'Etneiaude d'Hennés.
MCHEBOURO (j. M. D.), Bibliothèquedes Philosophes Chimiques,ty~
p. a.
Hortulani Philosophi ab hortis Maritimis Commentariolus in Tabulam Smatag-
dinam Hermetis Trismegisti )f<~}x~
See ALCHtMtA, tS4t, p. 364.
See ARS CHEMICA, !;66, p. 33.

Compendium Atchemiee,oder Erklârung der Smaragdischen Tafel Hermetis

Trismegisti.
See HERMETISCHER ROStMtK&AMTZ, t659,p. St.1.
&~ HERMETISCHER ROSKNKRANTZ, t68~, p. 5t.
See HERMETISCHE
(Der) Philosophus,1709,p. t67.
ROTK-scHOLTZ (FRtEDERtCH), Deutsches Theatrum Chemiemn, ty~o, i:.
P.499.
See HERMES.

Erklârung über den Commentarium Hortulani.

ARNALDUS de Vittanova.
PtMtica ve)'&Alchymiœ.
See ORTHOLANUS.
.lf,uV'A.l.n"
The mesentedMonoftS~fi<ofimportance,
for The whole book appeared ega!n in tMS witha
it wasthéCtstbothof théyM«&~<)M~tMW<t<<
of new titte: Atchemia: Gebri AMMs pMtoMpM
Hennésand ef thé CMt<w<«t<M< wnttenby MtetttMtm!,Ubri, cum Retiquis. ut uersa pa~!ta
HoïMhMS tedwt<!atett. MicaMt. toaN: Pett~os Natembetgea. denuo
4M /~W7~Z~A~~

HORTULANUS. C~a~.
Bemae e«Mdt fac~btt. Attoo M.D.XLV., 4', pp. Amotdus de ViManow, ta Co)nn<entariosHor.
[t6j 309 )aJ. Il bas an elaborate ornan<eMalHue- tutani Kxpositio,p. itg.
page. was pfixted at Même by Mathias Joannes Garlandius Anglus. in
ApiaruM M the expente of Petreius, and is a arte Atchimistica expositio, p. 36.Synonymorum
reprint of the p~v!on$ edition. The C<'Mm~/<t- Gariandius: De pneparatione Elixir libellus,
)~e/~ be{:)n:on p. 99$.
So far as hâve observed bardly anvone who P. Si. Gartandius: De MineratibasMbef, p. 6y.
bas diseussed the question ia connect!on either
with Hortulanus or Gartand bas taken notice ot p.JoannisGarlandij
no.
phiiosophiexceMentimimiVita,
thèse ~o earliest editionsof the commenta, but Leonardi PtocbitteiijCarmen,p. [tMJ.
bas quoted ottty thèse of t$6o aad t~t. Summa Capitum, pp. [la~.izBj.
These may now be desotibed. The ts6o édition The Smnma i)inew, but Hero)d's Ptotatto h)
hasthistitte: omitted.
Compendium Atthetntce. toannb Gi~ndH Part Il eonsiMs of artMes taken from thé
AngM phitMOphi doctiMim:! cum Ditt!MMtrio ~<f«//«~ Ma/Mof Vincentusand others.
e!usdem arth, atque de mstalloruat tinctw<t pne- Except Mansi, those who have quoted this
patMh) nedj eomMttm Libe~o.aoteanoos DXX. reprint reter M it as if it werea Mpamte pub-
D.
[A. t<~jeodetn amhote eonscripto. Adtedmus lication and had not appeared under the title of
eiusdon compendij pet ArmoMmn de ViJUNMWtanother wortt. If therebo atepMate edttion of
eXp!iCfHione)t).Cum tmetatu de SaJium Nomi. tS7t. whtd) is quito possib)e, f ha<ehot seen tt.
ttumdue varietate, compodtione & usu, Setiptoris The !s the same !n both these
iacertt. OmnM nunc pthnum in lucem td:<&. éditions,commemary M that the distinction drawn between
BMUeMAottOM.D.LX. then) by Dom Rivet, namety that the editton of
The contents Me as foMcw! !S6o is an abridgement pf that of t~t, made by
PKBhtio to Melchior, Bkhop of Base), by the author hitnseifor by sorne other person sub-
BasHiustOMOesHeMtd. sequently, has not onty no foundation in faet,
tottnn6 CMtandM AesU Philosophi doctissimi leavlng the dates out ofthe question, but has not
CoMpendtam AtcMwi? sive in tabulam Sma. even any support from the actttat titles. Dom
ragdmam Hermete Tfbmegisti <f<ptxw~~ Com- Rivet, however, took his description not from
mentadj, p. t. copies of the books, but from the entries in
PKecatib, p. t. Lipenius and the ~«'~<M &)~«tM, t68t,
Tabula Smafagdim, p. :). p. ~;a, a. The only diftefeneeisinthe nnt chapter,
Co«)mentanj,p. 5. whtch in thé t~6o édition is tengthened by the
Arnoldas de Villanova, in commentarios Hor- insertion of the 'Tabula Smaragdiua.' omitted in
tu)ani expositio,p. M. the t$7t édition. !n every other respect the two
Joannes Gartandius, Synonymorum in Mte issues are identicai,
atchitnistica expositio,p. e?. So far as i knowthèse books also are tare.
Joannes GarhmdUM, De pMepitratione Elixir When the t~ and t~o editions are compared
tibeHus,p.yt. with etichother there are seveml points of dinetence
toMtOM Gartandim, De Minem)ibM)iber, p. 93. to be observed..
j<mnnisGertandij Ytta, p. t7it. r. The titte.
At the end of thé Hteisa list of Garhmd't works 3. The introduction ofGariand's name.
taken tr&m Boston<MBuriensis, in wbicb appears 3. The additional tracts.
the titte Onotanus, Lib. i.. Mtowed by thewords 4. The statement that thé edition of tj6o is the
Laus, bonor, virtus & gloria.' Tb& X merety Stst.
the present commentary to which Boston bas 5. The diSerenœs in the two versions.
erroneousty fiiven the name ofthe author, and the i and a. !t wiH be noticed that thé phrase
four words fbHn the openteg of Hormitn<!s' CompendiumAtchymiee and Gar!and's name do
PnBtatio witb whichthe commentaty begim. not occur in the tittes of thé earlier edigions, but
The t:7! édition isa reprint of that of t~6q, but were introduced by Herold eithM- of his own
differs from it m the titleand other partica))u-s: initiative, or, more probably, ffom thé manuscript
Launmtii Venturae Veneti, Artium et Medicinae he used, whiiethat of Hortt!)anashas disappeated
Doct..De Ratione conficiendi LapidisphitoMphid, from the ts~oand t~t editions.
liber uiMS. Ad Othonetn Henneum Mncipem g. As to the additionat tracts they do not occur
Palatinum. Hu!e aceea-erunt eiusdem argumenti in the éditions of t~tt and ïM& and are
!oan. Gadaadtj AngH liber unus. Ht ex ttpteuto assigned not to HortMtanus,but to Gartand.theyThat
magnoytncentt))tbn due~ CumMvitee~o C&esar. they are by him isa question of évidence, but their
Ma!est. BMi)e<eM.D.LXXt. evo. pp. M aog authentieity bas been c<MegoH<aHy "-): y denied byy
[to. a bta<))[];Mi [7. a Nanh] ty~ [t btank]. Hauréau.
The contentsof PaMare as Mtows 4. The statement that thé édition of ts6o is the
Epistle to Count Otho Heinrich, dated: Venet. ntst, sif!nines: eitne)-that Ho-otd did not tcnow.the
Idibus Malj. ïssy- edttions of iS4t and i~, whieh seems uniikeiy, or
The printer <o the teader. that ho meant that thé versionof Hortutanus*Corn.
The eoMeots. mentary, whichhe wasgiving, as weMas thé other
Liber de Atcbimia,p. t. tracts were now printing for thé nrst tinte, and in
~Enigma della pieo'itphidea di LofMMoVentura, this sensé he may have been correct, as wiH be
seen from the tollowing.
Index. 50 The diCerencesbetween the eàrMerend later
P~rt H. contaiM the Mtowintf éditions are weH marked. There are thirteen
Joannis Garlandii Angli Philosophi doetMmt chapters ln the edttions of tM! and tMj, as
Compendium AtehitntB, siue in tabulam Sma- a~tnst twenty-one in those of t~oo and i~t. x.
mgd&iam HerMetis 'M$megist! «~ jnfMMtCom- There are dMercnt readings throughout and diMr*
mentM~, p. t. ent arrangement of words, and m thé t$6o and
 ~??'M.~A~ 4at

HORTULANUS. C~Aw~
tM;t éditions chapter v. bas an iotroductorypart referred to by Kopp {~7. *86o, p. gSt), the
which is not contained inthe MeviousedtttOM. opening of thé 'Prœtatto' run< thtM: Sgo a.
As an Mostration of the dittMeneesthe opening dictus Ortutanus ab ortis Martini nuncupatus,&o.,
words.of Hottutanus' 'Pne&tio* may beeivea. inwteadof'abhortbmaritimis.' Tbàtoneof thèse
ln the ts~t édition they are: Ego dictu: Hotrta- readings ts an ermr of traoteription h pretty
tanus, ab hortia marjtintb nunotpatus, petto obvious. Thé meaning in either case b tomewhat
Jacobina imtohttM, indisnus uoead dMpuhts obscure, bat M would not take mneh efforton the
phitosophiae. la the t$6o édition: Kgo of a po«iMy puzz!ed xeribe to convert
part
'OftntattUt.ab ortis Mattttti* loto 'MMttma
quidem Hortulanus, ab horto. vol ab aree
maritima dictus, Jacobina pelle inuotutus, ebub. Ortulanus.' AU this is a matter for investigation,
«mus phitcsophonM), indignus vocad disciputM and anyhow it would bB pKaMttMM to aM~n thé
phitosophiee 'Commeotariotus* of Hortulanus to a Martin
tt may be iaterred, therdbre. that thé editors of Ortolan or Lortholain, about whom' HaNr&M
the two editions drew from diHefeot manuscript admits that he had no lasting tarnc, or, It wouldbe
souFces, Mdbis ts con6nnedby Hetotd giving OM morecorrect to say, had none at
the mareitt of bis editton a t~w vmdotMreodtnM WMtc something bas been said in support of the
which happen with one exceptionto be those of the various opinions, no Mgu<Mnt Maictentty toeeatt
édition of t:<tt. and conclusive ha< been put forward to ind<tee
The existsace of thMe two di<feMt)t printed t)e)tefthat thé probtettï of authoMhtp hM beietf
versions bas not. so far as t am aware, beett solved.
noticed ot mentioned befofe. As to the expotitio' a~igtMd to Antotdus de
The authorship of thé 'Commentariolus' bas V!Uaaova, lts authenticity. other things b~ng
given rise to some divenity of opinion. MoMof equal, must obviouslydepend on the date nxM for
the older wntett bave eceepted thé tdeatity of HorttttantN. If he beidenticat withGartandia the
Oar!M)dia and Hortu)aa)M without critHsm. exposition could quite wett be by AmohhM,who
though thcy are not unanimous as to the date at (tourisbed in thé latter part of the thirteenth
which he «ourished. Recent tesearches have ceotory. But !f he bethe same as Ortbolanusand
settted that John de Garlandia, a native of Eng' livedin the <bttrteenth century or tater, the expo<)-
land, rcsideat in France, poet. musician, m<tthe- tion could not be by Arnoldus, and Hauréau in his
matician. gntntmarian. was bon) in the latter hatf dissertation on Amoldus, quite togicatiyconsidère
of thé tweXth and Uvedon Kt thé mlddle of the it not to be by him.
thirteenth century. and was thus a seniorcontem. Kopp, too, bas pointed out that this 'expositio*
pomry of the scholars who have made thisperiod does not appear in any list of Amoldus' writings, so
coaspicuous in the annab of learning. On the that apart from thé date, Il is possiNy not a
ground of identity this would be the date abo of genuinewriting of Arnoldus. U<xn Rivet speaks
Hortutanus. FabrMus, however. did not admit of a treatise La ctef de t'abt~é, of which there b
i<and Kopp bas made the remariethat the question n anMnusctipt'&t'abbaiedetDtmes.' Can thb be
was not to be so readily answered as Morhof a tmnslatil6nof tbc expo~itio ?
appeared to think. Mote feœatiy stit), Haun'ath Thé Commentary was often printed and it was
who in 1879con-eetedthe patent miseonceptiontof tramtated into Eombh, French, and German.
Dom Rivet about the editions, alluded to above, The transtation into Engtish was madefrom the
bas denied altogether that Garland had anything to tMt text, and was printed atone with Roger
do with alchemy, and bas rejectedthe works onthe Bachon's 7X< ~t~)~ ~~tMy,TLondon, t$oy.
subject attributed to him. pp. 17-ay. The French translation was abo made
tnHttenced by certain maouscript~ he is of from the i~t text, and was published alonz with
opinion that Hortutanus is the same as a person Le Miroir <<<~«<M<<<& A~ &«e<t, Lyons,
oa!ted in them Martinus Orthotanos, who wrote a *S57'PP' 6.
treatise whichis contained in the 7~<~WM CXam. .Thé GennM verNon by Johana Sehauberdt is
f«M ottTHOt.AKUS) and b dated ~358. If there appended to fantheus* KwitMA~M<~ (~),
be doubt about the connexionof Hortulanus and MagdebM~, t6oo, t6o8.
Garlandia, there is eqwatif not more about the As it is somewhat difBcutt to disjoin Hortulanus
existenceof .Mt~w~ Orthoinnua. That the name and Garland some ofthe MtowingKferentesapptyy
occurs in manttscripts ia hatdiy MfMent to estab- toboth and some to the two individually. Refer.
lish the existence of the penon. For, in a tnanM' ence may be made also to OKTHOLASUS, wherethe
script at St. GaMen ot the fourteenth eentury, connection with HorMtanm is ftMher consideted.

Spacb!as, A~M/tt~ ~<a'«M ~<~<-<~<fM, Poiycarp Lcyser. ~i&t<t ~/a~M <<~«MA;<w

'?'. p. 3' (the Basel, 1511edition). <~M <BM, Habf. tTaï, pp. 3tï-34t (and
Maier, ~<x<fAt ~«tiM ~KMtC,i6t?, p. 4x6. a références).
t'its, ~<~«M<M< /<'<M'«M ~f ~«<~«!~& Otdin, <~))t<t«at<a<tM <& &~M~ ~cf&t~
?<Mt«J~<'tM«f,t6<9, p. Y~. ~<t~tMt, ~793, ii. col. 609 (A.o. io<)o; J. de
Van der Linden, j<n~~ «M/<~ /<M duo, Gartandia, poet and chemist).
'037' P- ~7*('"o Base! ts6o édition). Roth.Sehottz, f)<«<«~t M<<aM Ct<<t~m,1
Bore). ~/<o~<c<t <~M««, tos~ pp. Mt. <ao. )t?3o.il. p. ~oo(translation of the 'Vita Garlandii
Morhof, Z~ ~Ma/Ji~WM?)ra<MMM/<!<<!MM <!<< in the ts6o édition).
/«f~M /,<!<~&«<w ~t'~Ma, tcyg, p. toz. Fabricius. ~t/M'~Mt j~<!<&<t HM~z ~M<~
Lipenius, F~M~M <mt&t<M<MM, tOTo, p. 06 <~<t/&. ~735. Lib. vii. p. 56 (p. ~8, tMntcs the
of
(édition Hyt) p. 09 (éditionof <~6o). atchemist aad the pMnmanan are -dlft'erent:and
Borrichius, C~<M J~t~M C~ntKam~, that the latter flournhed about to~o); Ftorenti~e,
t6oy. p. 9~. ~t~/M~tt! 1859,iii. p. ig (Mansi. in his note, refiMsto oudin
Fabricius, 0,L. G
<7n<M, 08. i. p. <o;
tyoe, So for ntaMttK
ntaMtt);them identica);.
ide
thé Tannef. ~<M
~« ~W~<t«&<M<~<a<, t~~s.
éd. HMte,s, !7oo, i.c. 78 (quotes commentary
mry
of Orthb'antMsive HortutanM,ne!e!ot)U)s'). P.3W.
4~ ~MT'M.~A'y

HORTULANUS. CMA'Mt~.
J~her, ~<NK~«t Gf&~M.Zf~M. t~ ii. .f" Camden Society,
COL86 ~«~M'M.
FictUM, t86j, Ttmiii. ed. Albert Way. Pnefaee. pp. xxvi.
~'M~M~/«'a, ty~, Tt). i. p. 97. XXXII.
Moréri, Le C~m<~ Dt<~wta~ Xt~~M <-< /<7<'h!<~de la /w~
V. Il. p. 77. t868, viii. pp. 83.
<7Nh (article by Dom Rivet); xxi. pp. 360-73: xxH.
~w~9r ~«w «~ ~<wa~w«<M-.t/ag, 98
p. !Mt (not traction, bat "ao eP. "3. 77-M3. M<-9S<'(Mictes by Victor Le
in modem dress writings thé dictionattempt to pot t~tetc).
of whichbas Kopp, AMMjptsur C<~&~ der Ct<m~, tM~
Mpdtedniaders ).
Ay~f)~ 0<w~~ der ~A~t C4~ ~85. Ladrague, &MM4~M <?<wt~ ~«tf~
PP. (p. eyy No. M. for t6e thé cditioa
editton witd
wM) ~~j, ï8~. No. 1366.
Ventura, x~t). $84. ~«cf~ F~M~ A&aM~f~ <&la jMM«-
Semter.Z~Mw~ .?<!Xt/<H~ ~f- ~t~T-~ A~~a/f, t~). XXVIt. it. pp. 3S.38
<&~<MO~<e«r. t~M, j. pp. 98, y8. (article on omitted and spurioMwritings of Garland
Gmdtn. C~~t« ûbe~, MM. i. p. eo. by B<Mrtheten<y Hauréau and correction of Dom
Sehmieder. G~&p~ Rivet's confusionabout thé t~6oand <S7téditions).
Hoefer, /“ cM~. ~.rp.4.~ ~M< /~<~e~ A la ~w«-<
to66, t. p. <(~t. ~tiii.,
PP'.95. 96 (articte on Am~d det88t,
ICa~p~p.,Gsxfider Cheatte, 1844. Ii..PP-141. by HatMeaM,deayiag thé authenticity ofVilleneuve the Ex.
_&«MM/ du &tw)t~, t9~t, p. ,86 (anide by positio ).
Kopp. Dis ~M<MMt,t88< Il. pp. 349.348.
Chevreul). ~V~<MM'
P- 436('UUZ« o<}f
f Nahoxal
~«~M«/ BiograpAY, xx.
F!gM~ /&~ot& &< ~M~M~. &'<!?~t8ao.
tas6, (<mdo-GARMND:MtMe by C. 1L.Kings.
PP.4'. ? 131.363- p. 436

HORTULANUS (FoNTANus).
Fontani Hortutani, Fata Chymica, in Beschreibung der wahren und falschen
Chymie, mit beygefiigtenacht raren Tractae~en und zum Theil alten kost-
bahren Manuscriptis, bestehend
i. In Ubereinstimmung der grots- und kleinen Welt.
a. !n Anzeigung: woher die Menschen thre Signaturen
genommen, und
wodurch viele Ktinste und Wissenschaften erfunden worden.
3. Stellet Magische SigiH. und Bildungen fiir, nach dem Biblischen
Namen und Gegeneinanderhaltung des Gestims, mit der Signatur der
Planeten, und den Beweifs, woher die Magische Bildnûfs, so grosse KraR
und Würckung haben.
4. ErMaret die Chymische Wôrter, so bey dein Laboriren und Bereitung
der Chymischen und andern Artzneyen vorkommen.
5. Lebret einige auserlesene Artzneyen verfertigen, deren sicb die
hocherfahmen Natur.KUndigervoriger Zeiten bedienet
6. Ist ein Tractat vom Alter, wie man sich nemlich solches
ertmgtich
machen kan &c.
y. Archiv der Dames oder Geheimn<isse, die zu menschlicher Zierde
und Schonheit gehoren.
8. Eine Anweisung zu einer kleinen Haufs-Farberey.
Casse!, Bey Johann Bertram Cramer. ~40.
4°. Pp.[i<,frontispieoe
inctmted]
464.
p. ~)' Gmelin,< ii. p.
P.6d6(iJUOtes
an editian,Frankfurt,
17~.4°),

HORTULANUS (Jusrus StMpucius).

Die Phi!osophische Hand, das ist: Wahre und gründliche
Philosophische
Hand.ï~itung zu dem berühmten und hochgepriesenen Stein der Weisen.
 ~w.y- 4~

HORTULANUS (Jus-rus StMpucms). CM~M~.

In welcher sowoht die Theoria als auch die Praxis zu diesem hohen Werck
zu gelangen, so deutlich ats niemahls gezeiget, und atten Liebhabern der
edlen, wahren und uralten Hermetischen Philosophie zum Nutz und nôthiger
Anwe!suhg vor Augen gestellet, und aus den hinterlassenen SchntRen eines
unbekannten Philosophi und wahren Adepti treulich communiciretwird von
Justo Simplicio Hortulano. Leipzig, Bey Johann Christian Martini,
Anno t~ï~.
S* Pp-53b t'ta"k]. Symbollc ofa righthand,tree,etc. Pp.is-t6
frontispiece
dsopped.
The 'PhUosopMcat Hand'bereusedM a frontispiece is ideatitatwiththat
elucidatedby1. t. Hollandus.OverthethumbandCMtto fourthCagetsarethe
symbolsfor Mttpetfe,Roman tMo),mtammottiM, fttum,commontatt,rMpeettvety
onthé pahnofthehandthetymbot fofmeroMy, andonthebati of thethumbthatMr
eutphur.TheM!not)fp!anat[o<tg)venofthesymbobtM!!donebyHot)andt~. Thé
tractis lntwo partsj thénr!tcontaiM somegeneralconsidemtionsasto thé Stooej
thesecondpto<eMe< todeatwithltsmatterandprepatation.

HORTULUS Oiympicus Aureolus.

See FtGULUS Thesaurinet!a,t689,p. t97'
(BSNED!crus),
HORTUS Divitiarum. Der Garten der Reichthumb aller Weifsheit Gottes.
~M DARtOT Die GuldenArch,Schatz,und Kunstkammer,!6t4, Part ii.
(CLAUDt:),
p. tgo.
KRÔFFNKTE Geheimnissedes Steinsder Weisen(ï/oS), p. $00.

HOUGHTON (THOMAS).
Ram Avis in Terris or The Compleat Miner.
~e coï.LBCTtON (A) ofScarceandvaluableTreatises upon Metals, t74o<pp. 243.
3'9.
319.
3'9.
The ftrst édition ha& this title Ram Avis in ject neverwritten on before by my. VattB Labor.
Terris or the Compleat Miner )n two Boo!M the multorumlaborem attevat. By ThomM Honghtoa,
fMt'eootainine. the Liberties, Litwsand Customs London printed in thé year t68t, M*,pp. P] M$
of the Le:ui.Mi!)<t, within thé Wapentake of jy). Other éditions are mentioned, t6f% tT~,
Wirksworth in DerbyshiM; in tifty.aiae Articles, tMS. Houghton tdso wrote ttmLawsMd Customs
being ail that ever was made. The second teach. of MineMln the FofMt of Dean, ln Mendip, &c.,
eth the Art of dMing and tevdtin~ Grooves a and some other worhs on mines and economicat
thing greatly desired by ait Minets; being a Mb. subjects.
Watt, ~f<~M Britannica, !89.t, i. (authors). A))iboee, ~~M/ ~f~M< &wMt*
5'9*. /hMf, t8~9, i. p. 897.

HOUPREGHT (JoHtt FREDERICK).

~e AUMMNTtNA CHYMtCA, t68o.
ofthébookto ChâtiesH,
sigMthededfcMioa
Houpreght
HÛLFFE wider die Armuth aufs den geheimen Schatz-Kasten der überreichen
alleredelsten Chimie und Alchimie. Allen Mittel- und Hata-bedurBUgen,
die durch Kunst, der Natur wollen Handbieten, und sich vor Arbeit nicht
wollen eckeln lassen. Zu einttâgtichen Nutzen wolmeinend mitgetheitet von
Experto Ruperto. Jm Jahr 1702.
M°. Pp.1:8[10).
fortestingthemandsep)ntt:ng
withthemetals,
Aseriesof tcteiptsforexperiments
them. Atableofchemicat isgivenattheend.
symbols
434 ~~G~W~&~?
HUGÏNUS À BARMA.
Satumia Régna. S. M. T. F. P. Magisterium, :d est, Aqua Sapientum, per
positiones Hermeticas puMïcatum.
Set T~DATriNdaChim!ca,tôy~p. t~.

EtMche Philosophische ScMUsse.

&<-T~DATriMa Chimica,
_T,r._ )6y4,p. 284.
This translation contains two plates onty. !6? [t bhnki. 3 ptates. Mtowed by a Fteaoh tmot.-
Huginus' tract wa$ a~t priated at Fttns tn t6.47. )aticn in aMtorm style in t??~ pp. t~, 3 phte*.
A hundred and twenty years tMere person cattioK !n it, bowever, thé above initiab are wtitte))
himsetf Pe. Th. An. tded to a copy of S. M. I. S. P., and thé editor catts MtMdf Pi.
the book la the Mbwïes, but ia get wn. and he Th.An.
tumed overhundreds o( sate ca<a)OMBsbut never BwdcMus Mutges :nsomepemiaase <(tHneiatM'
~witmentioned. Ob<trv!nt:t)Mtitwasm)tmown MpetMe. FetrMasM~thatHu~oMswMacentin
to Len~tet DMfresnoyhe had almost <ome to the F~tef PttaMntM,with the oame Tatbenx. and he
conclusion that it wM entirely tost, when he a)M noMi that one or two phtea ~M WMtmgin
obtained «<ong'w<th a nambe)-ofotheMfi-otxaa the GértHafttraastatuta. Rtehs aU)s him Haeittus
bookseller Pierre Deneu and reprinted it. it von PanM, whieh b acariou; mitptint.
appeared tna small volumeat Paris,.t~a, ta", pp.
CM~/M .S~nnM
BordchiM.No. txtx. ~«-en«M. Fuchs. /?<0~'<!f<!t der cA<M&~«tM<<tH-,
P. 43. 1806-08,p, t )6.
PetMeus, ~<!j.A< ~t/<t«< C~<xM'
&A~?~, ty69, Neue Vorrede,sig. e 8 M~w.

HUNDERT und dreissig Grund~iatze.

Ste DREY Curieuse Chymische SchrifRen, ty:3, p. 28.
See DRev Curieuse Chymische SeMiRen, t733, p. 28.
.1' is quoted R°th-Schoht, eoNtsobe mettt in it at att (/M~.
&~M~M Clttmiça.1'11. p. ,6~. As Fictuld bas ~<M, t7;3.nopo~Me
Th. ii.. p. 73).
placed the book in bis second c!a!: there can of

HUNDERT dre: und <un<zig Aphorismi.

~< HELMONT (FRANCISCUSMERCURtUS VA~).

HUNDRED (A) and S~y-three Chemical Aphorisms.

~M PACKE (CHRtSTOPHER).

HUSER (JOHANN).
~« "A'V~
PARACELSUS(AURBOLUS
~aawa.vo rnl~.rl vo THEOPHRASTUS),
PHtUPPUS vol, 1603.
iW3.
nw..a.r
Detaits icr.·
of Huser's ,:r_ a_ not seem to 1.
Mfedo t
h&veb«o which appeared at Basel, t~. tMo <t~')i" <e"
preserved. He )ived at the end of the sixteenth volumes4, and again tn t6<~ as qbove. Connng
and begtnOtng of the an~nteenth century. was in notonty says that HuMt't~niotNdMerfromth'Mc
pracMceat WatdMrch in Baden.becamecouncillor by Dora. Rodensteia. and othen, but add&that his
and physician of the Ktector EmMt of Cotogne. e !sjustty suspeeted.and appaientty thints
and at his request collectedtheworksof PanMe&N, goodtaith
that a
both printed and in tnanuscnpt. and published a them tostrong enough reason for not pteferring
the others. TMs opinion, however, ean
'deHnitiwe' edition-as it woatd be caUed now- be compared with Sudhofe remaries.
Connng. De A.m</Mt~~<&'</«a/<M~c, ï64S, Mook, Mtt~M~ ~<!M!f</<M,tint AM~<~<
P.'7?: TM9.p,i?7. ~/«~, t876,p. 8~.
Retmmaen, ~<-A ~M/t~ M die
~M<erMet /<~<t<taim <&~ y!w/M- <yt- vi. h. Ferguson, ~~«j~a~Mo fara«/JM<t. tMs. Part
p. a~ t:ao. Part ils. p. 6t.
P' 57t. Hirsch. ~<if~At~A« /~nAM der jtwH~w.
<Mr~<-<'«~~ GeM~M.n'o~,
Kestno-, ïy~c, ~<<&<t~<t-t/f, t8S6, iii. p. 395.
p.499. SadhoH.t'Mt~Me/'a~M~&B, ~894,~M«<n.
jacher,
~~w<<t<t <~&~&<tK;oa, 1750, tL
eo). 1185.
 ~M~M~MM~M' 4~

HUXHAM (JOHN).
Medicinisch und Chymische Bemerkungen vom Spiefsglase durch Doctor
Huxham. Aus dem Eng!)schen fibersetzt. Leipzig und Bayreuth, lm
Verlag Johann Andreas Uibecks, privilegirten Buchhandïefs, ïy$9.
S'. t~
o* Pp.79.
Huxham.Mnofabutehet.wa~bomatHarbef. ateetoas MM throat,' tys?. 9'. Essay on fMefs.'
ton, ia Devonshite, a mile fMm Totnes, about '739. which h coosMeredhb most important work,
t&M (othen. say t6oa). Without n)aMng mueh 'ObservatioM on Antimony,' /~#. 7~-MJ.. t~s.
eftort he did vc~ywei) at school, baving an excet. tepamtety, t?s6. 8", of which the présent book ie a
lent memory, and betatne a good clnssicalschotar. transhtion. From ty:4 M !?sa he kept a résister
He then went to Leyden and studied medicine of thé beatth. ditKMM.and woathetrof P)y(nouth.
under Boetheave, but on account of expense he and he puMbbed in Latin: 'Obser~tiones de
took hh degnse at Rheints in t?!?. On hB retttrn A~ et MwMs K~ttentteit,' 8*, Loodon, tyg~.
atter waiting foran opextoxhe settled at Ptymouth. 1152,1111.
matried, and as hh ptaet'oe did t<otinoreate so On accooM of his treatment of fever having been
Mpidty as he wMted, ho hM[ fetam'M to certain tMBMSifMt !a Mt:ne the tifc of thé Quee~ of
t!)tpedtet«ssotiho thoM pUMuedby "8awyer)ate Pormeat when she was in the )ast extfBntitv.thé
Nockemorf" that it b difnctut to believe that ttiog caused bis work to be tt-Mtshttedmto Po)-tn.
Dickens did not simply copy Huxham's methods. MMie. His coHected works wefc pttMhhed at
Gradually however he succeedod, and having sent Mmig, by J. C. Retchet, in 3 tob., t764. t~a;
some reports of cases to the Royal Societywas MMtVtemM.ty&t M<t tSa~. Thé sepitnMeworks
elected a FeUow,s Aprit, ty~, and be was etso a passedtt))f«<)ghnumcrous éditions.
Mtow of the Collegeof Pbysician: of Edmbut~h. His method of prcpanng tiotture of bafk in
lu t7SS* He werked very bard botb at his pmettee wMchthe bitter was conwted by aromMics,led to
andattitefatywortf. Hewaswidely rend and was his name being tUtached to it, and there was ateo
akiUed in the works of the ancientohysicians, in u!e /Ëthiof)s antimoniatis Huxhami.
e:ptcia)ty Hippoetates. He died at Myntouthm Huxham was a tchotar. a keen observer, an
(ta) August, !768, but a: he would nevertpeidt of acnte tbinker, a hteid writef, and his worksare of
his ageit b given vahoudy as 73 o[ 7~, or 76. Maoneat vatne.
He wrote papets and tfeatiMs on medicineand His portrait is in Pettigfew'i; Medfca) Portrtut
pathotogy A dissertation on the ntatignant Gattety.

Portal, ~e<&e<M~~<&At<~<~);fM, ~<tw ~Fn7M /MMt~, 1830,pp. t68.<7t.

-t77< iv. p. 605. BtetYttt,/'««<'M<Mof 7'«~«ef. t8g9. p. ~t.
Hatter, ~MM~-<t C~«<y!tf«, t77j. p. 135.ii. Deteimerb. /?«/M~<t<~ A<MMt~t« <<<M <tftM<-
Haller, ~Mt«M<c«~«t/oat~'a, ~777,M.pp. t5!, <'«< t83& iU. i. p. M7.
4<t ('cetebetrintus dinicus'). A'M(«<tt:~<t« C~~nt~. t8s*. M*- c"
Gmetin, Ce«At'<~ <<?'Ct««M, tyoS. ii. p. $58.
Reus, ~t~am CeM<M<M/a/<M<'<at, t8o}, iii. ~Mibone, << Z~<MM<y ~~M*
Ct~<! </ ~f<t~<tfa, p. tM. ~<«~, t8s9, i. p. 930.
Thornsom, ~t~My ~f<~ ~«-M~, t8t9. Pcgeendort~ ~&jpM~«'<Mt~ ~<t~.
Appendix iv. p. x)i. t<«<'A, t863. i. tôt. tt6g.
Chatmers, 7~ C«K'M/~«}6T~A&w/~Mf/M'M<y, HMser. (?~A<~«~«M, t88t, ii. p. 6t0.
1814,xwi!i.p. 376. BMMngt,~«A'.v.C.tM~M, t8Ss. 5~; and
Rees, ?%< ~/<M<, t8t~, xviii. sub t«~ (con. Sénés, 1909. vii. p. <Mt. /.&)rAhMder A~tw~a.
densed from Chalmers). Hitscb, BM~va/AwA~f
~«~<~M< ~«&, Paris, Panckoucke (t8:to- aM~M~< t886. iii. p. ~30.
v.
2S), P. 324- Z~~oaMit~
Dutiomraire ~«yt~M ~fMnct~ raddf-
arcyclcpldigut da Scisncs.r m<~<-
Watt, ~!&<A<M &if~<t«&Mf,t8!t4, i. ~tA <-<t/<t888, ~etneSërie. xiv. p. 5~. xxv)n.
Sprengel, C<acA«'A~ < ~~t<My~«<t<&, tSaS, v. .C<f/«MM<y ~A<'M/ Ft<j~ t89t,
PP. 507. 533. 54! 707.7'7. p. 363(an:cte by Dr. HormaeMcore).

HYDROLITHUS Sophicus.
~F StEBMACHER (JOHANN AMMOStUS).

HYDROPHILUS (StNCERUs).
Der Chymischen und heutigen Welt, Nutzbahre Schatz-K&tnme)-,nebst einet
dabey befindlichen Land- und H&ufs~Apotheca,xu jedermans sichem
Gebrauch. AusgesteUet von Sincero Hydrophilo. t?36. Fmnckfurt
am Mayn, Bey Wilhelm Daniel Fischer.
4*. Pp.[a8J4t6. [9]. t ptate.
4:6 ~MO/W/Z~M~c~/WW

HYDROPHILUS
MYUKUFHILUS (S)NCERUS). <~M~~
(S)NCERUS).
This work isin the fwm of a story of adveuture. MwcMalle XuMeftiche.ais ioneftiche Gliederund
a sort of ehenucatrofnMce. Il contains reprints Kmncttheiten tu curiren. Wobey sondertich zu.
of the two poems Bn DinRSnd man, in dieser sammen.gesammelte At-Mney.womftsich die Armen
Wett,' p. and No. tH. of the 'Attetentsche
Keunen': ')Nne treue Lehr will ich dir geben,' selbst, unddas, fast ohne Ko$ten Mcurifen.auth
ihre Medtctn setber verffftisen kSonen.
P. 3t3. This book app~red attentants under the titte
Ihe appendix begins on p. 323 and has a fALscHEtt und wahrer Lapis Philosophorum,'
separnte titte. t'MttcMuftund Leipzig, i~,
Anhattg der Land. und Hau&.Apothec~. Wie y.f.

HYDROPYROGRAPHUM Henneticum, or the Metallick water 6re translated

by John Frederick Houpreght.
See AURtFONTtNA CHVMtCA,t6&%p. t.
 1. (/: C.)-P~C'/WF ~7

1. (1. G.).
-S~f JUGEL (JOHANN GOTTFMED).

I.N.v.E.J.
~M NAXACORAS (EHRD VON).

ICH SAGS NICHT, t~. Johann Siebmacher Nürnbergensis.

See StEBMACHER
(JOHANN AMBROSIUS).

ICON1US (RAPHASLEGUNUS).
~M EOUNUS tCONtUS (RAPHAËL).
HAPELIUS (NtCOLAUS NIGER).
Mfr~M«wAtiM
MMtr, M~Ho~<&<«M<t~Mt~
«~<~ /~M«~<;M< 180~, p.t~.

IDEA Chemiae BôhmianseAdeptœ. 1690.

BÔHMB (JACOB).

~)~f M~CMe~t~<~*M~ C4Mt~.ty8s,p. 64~

ÏM GOLDE SUCHT.
SCHMID (J. G.), tyoô.

INDAGINE (INNOCENTAS LtBORtUS AB).

Bifolium Chemico- Physico-Meta!)icum, bestehend in zwo besondernAbhand-
lungen, deren die erste den Zink und Gatmey, die andre aber den Arsenik,
benebst einigen Merkwürdigkeiten,gründlich untersuchet. Ausgefertiget
und zu weiterer Untersuchung ans Licht geste!!et, von I. L. ab Indagine,
LM. Amsterdam und Leipzig, bey Johann Schreuder, tyyi.
8*. Pp.[M)M7. [tj.
f quotes a f
gooddeal rom and MMMnbe<
Henckel, fromLshnetoandCMtnef
themethod
forextracting
zincfouowedat GMhu.
Trifolium Chemico-Physico-Salinum,oder, Dreyfache chemisch-physikalische
Abhandlung, worinnen drey bérühmte Salze, namentlich Salmiac, Salpeter,
und Bonm, nach ihrer Natur und Wesenheit, Namen und Erfindung,
benebst einigen MeïkwuTdigkeiten,betrachtet werden. Ausgefertigetvon
einem Kenner und Liebhaber chemischer Wahrheiten, der sich nennet
4~ /~<tC/A~-7~7W<7Cyy<?

INDAGINE (iMNOCËttTUfS LtBORtUSAB). C<MA~M~

Innocenttus Liborius ab ïndag!ne. Amsterdam und Leipzig,bey Johann
Schreuder, t~t.
a*. Pp.MitM. [t)[tbt&nk].

[Anothet Copy.]

Besides thèsetwo books he wrote some others muthi' in the ~~tf, he !s called Jt. C. ab
Ch!M<j«' AMM~t~ Hof, t78% Indagine, and is spoken of as a person we))sMUed
PP.a<&, ~m~aMAn ~MM~t, Nambere, in chemittry, but too much given to gotd'maMng.
t7S9, 8*: /'A<&t<<~ und ~h'~t&t/wA<- He had coMtdemMe knowfedge of thé empMca)
M~)- Ntmk. 1793; ~WAw~h'~ «x~ chemistry then in vogue and his papeK show some
Aa/w~ ~M<M<t~~<, Nurob., t?~. ta the t)rtt;<))at)tyof view and treatment, but hb opinion
~««<&x. p. aïs, he speaksof tite was that bomx was not a natural salt but au afti.
MM'A~-M C~M~. M comcoted by him.M~tM~f ficial one made by the Venttians.
The Srst of thèse contams in Section S. a con. This <iew.therefore. was di<!etentfrom that of
thbutMoMthehisHKy<)fttMRosicfuci(Mt. ttiMS Joh. 0«!!W Model. who was Imperial Coaneittor
afterwards printed:eparate)y. t?)~, 8°, pp. 39. and died M St. PeteMborg in ïyy;. to whom )ttger
Thé author of the Ay/~tM'says that the name refet~. Modet had
of the authoris obviously tovestigated borax, and showed
Bctttious. Thh Mconect. how to punfy it by Mtution in water, and he con.
Hi! rea) nam «M tohaon Ludotph jager, and he sidered tt &namrat
WMa native ofthe Magdeburgdistrict, born aboat Utte of his di~ccumon product, as i! evidenced by the
De bontee MHiv&persis
t7~a. He ?Mid to have gone 6rst M thé Uni- Bofech dicta, Londioi, 1747.' Germaa tMnda
~e~ty of Tabingen. then in t?4;r to Leipzig, and tion, SMttgMt. i75t. 8". See Gmelin. C~~&~f
m t76a to HdmstMt. where he stadied under <~ CA««~. 17~8,fi p. My.
Betteis aad gave out that he had been examined în the A'i'A't<)t<<f« he discusses thé derivation
by him for the licentiateship lu medicine. which of the word 'Chemia' and the aatiquityof<{)aM,
otBeehe assumed. He nextwent to Brunswickand and shows hlmself
wrote a paper agninst thé Gravenhonts* manufac. chemiMt MteMtore. tbrougbout widety read in
ture of mXmmonhtc. which M printed in the Though the &y/~ seems to antictpote Mme.
y'<M)x above. He was employed there in the thing ofthe he canaot of course beconfased
porcetain works, a<terw<mbretumed to LeiMtg, with Johann)dnd, de Indagine who nomrishtd in the
lived privately, and comnttmicMedto the ËeononMC Sfteenth was pdor of thé Ctu-UHMtMt Mon.
Society proposait for the manufacture of Mttpetre astery at century,
Eisenach, Erfurt and Ffankfurt a. d. O.,
and borax. which, it )ssaid, werenot received with and wrote a number of works on ccctesiastical
faveur. He died t6 March. t~8y. subjects and the hiatoty of scveral hetesies. He
Meute) n)tote! an 'Abhandtunf; vom To~tc~. must also be distinguished from Johann de In.
rauchen,' WotfeobNtte),besides the A'<j/e<~ a clergyman at Steinheim, who tived in the
and ~M)M~t7«t ~~o.«<<M,but not thoa: above. dagine, sixteenth eontufy and wrote boots on ~strotogy,
There doea not seemto be any reaMn for doubting chirontancy, and similar
that Jobann Ludolph ab Indagme (~.f.) is metety dtstinguithed topics. These two are
another form of bis pseudonym and does Mot are apparenttybyMentiSed, Jtieher. but in the ~f~ they
for thé worksare
denote a d'aerent persoa. ascnbed to the CMttMsian ptior. magical
!a thé retiew of his book MemorabHiaBis-
MercUin. ~«~«fj ~/t<tM!/M.t68&, p. 6t8. Mease). Z<x&~ der wM /ttA<' t?so bis !)!oo
tocher, ~~)x«wj C<<a-Z<<'o<, tyso, il. f<hw« y~<<t &M<iff,
cot. t8&t. 1806, vi. p.
919.
Baumer, A~/M~fa Ctt~Ka. p. ye. Schmteder. G~t'~ <~ ~M<M«. tS~. p. m<.
Missiv an <<M ~fM~<~ ~~<&<oht/ der KtOM, /<<~<!f/-a~ der 7!<!«~'f<t't&t4.
OMt)M du Gc~~a and ~~<<M. t7S3, Nos. x, 264a.
p. tt?. A<M~.
Po~eendor3'&<!pM~M~A.R~'<M
.~M-<!&<M~- a~t~ ~es. «~<M~. 1863. cot. ti86.
P'354* Ladrat~e.~tt/tM~~OttjM~&~MM&f~
C<tcAt'~<der Mj~~t C~~M. MS<.
a~<M~<ar 1870~Nos.t400-t<t!4.
pp. 6?a. 67o(No.<z7. 'Me<norabi)iaBbmMhi'). Kopp. DM~/<-A««M,t886. ii. p. 8.
Gmehn, <~fAt<&'<-<CAMw, t7o$,:it. pp.
6t8.

INDAGINE (JOHANN LUDOLPH AB).

~f~ MONTANUS(LUDWtG CONRAD),t7;t.
As is observed iu the preteding article there J~Ber. who uas the psewtonym !nnotetttitB
iiternsno reaMa for douhtingthat Johann Ludolph Libohus ab tad~giae. thé init&b art the Mme
ab !n<Mpne M Menuta) with Johann Ludotph in the thtte name&

INSTRUCTIO Patris ad FiMum de Arbore Solari anonymi Galli.

Philosophi
~«' THEATRUMCHEMtCUM, t66t, Vt. p. t63.
 /A~7~C?yû-/7TM.~K~FAr 419

INSTRUCTIO, etc. C<w~M~.

"Thé noost MthM and pteaMnt tnstructton in te<t chapteM." Kopp (C~ ~&A~A'. <8M, H.
taken &om thé Freneh M& of an Monymom p. 379) ~pefttts of an édition of this book whieh
by whicha fathet déchues M hh son
philosopher,that appeitted &t StMsbwm ))) t6S9. tt WM therefo~
evetytNog f< necessuy <br the compotitton tep~nted tn thé TThM/~Ma)t)M!timMediatety.
and prepanK!<n of thé gcMt stone of the wtse mea,

INTRODUCTIO Generalis Chymica, cuœ Dictis Philosophorum, ex libro Auree

Rosée.
See AppBNDtx
ad facilioremRadieMChymia*int~Mectun),
p. 3$.
INTROITUS Apertus ad occlusum Regis Palatium.
See fHtLAHETHA.

IREM~USAGNOSTUS.
See FORtAUTtUM Scientiœ,
~F FORtAUTtUM Scientiœ, !6ty.
1617.
FORTALIT1UMScientta:,
FORTALITIUM Scienttse, (6t8.
(6t8.
MmTmentions other tracts by tbis person, who Vindiche Rhodostaurctieee, Apologia F. R. C.,
was NotM'' ohbe Rosicrucian <Mtem)ty.but not Prodromus Fr. R.C., Portus TranquiHitatis. He
the above. abo thh))<sthat the Mat author wbo wrote under
Kloss ascribes the following RMicmciM tracts this pscttdooym as well as under that of Men&pimt
tothiswtiter: was Gotthfurdtt!!Arthusius of 0<M)<ig, a man of
FortaUcium Scientiœ, Ctypeam Veritatis, Spec. learning, whohad a large shftrein thé compilation
u)um COMMmUiB, Fons Gnnite. FttHernon F~tet of De Bty*!tVoyages. But the author of the
(wbich Mun- styles 'das étende GewaMhe'). The. Cf/~a/MM)~~M«HM<iz«Mf<'M«M scems to distinguish
saurus Fidei. Tintinnabututn Sophomm, Epitome Menapius from !MMea<:Agnostus. See MHOSTUS
liber Mund:. Regula ViMe. EpMmia Fr. R. C.. (trenteus).
C~/AyM't«x ~MM~u/<!«n'M. t6~, pp. t~- Semter, M~af~At &tM~j'«t sur ~M/e~
I:aS. </<r~M«t~w«r, t?86, i. p. 98; tTSy, H.p. 77.
AmoM.~t~M. «~ ~<t~A~«, tMt. Gmelin, C<«'A~& der Ct<M~. ty~. f. p. $64.
ii. p. as6 (Th. il. B.~ii. c. ï8. §§ 30. 3t). note.
Leastet Dafhanoy, ~<Me<~ <&/&!/M~M< s Murr, M~r dea «M~m Mr~~<~ der ~wx.
A~M, ty~t. iii. pp. e&t. 98s' ~7' <b<M~'<Mt<<<~ ~)t)~Ma«<WM'<<Mt, tSca, p. s<~
<M~n' an <<!< Af~Mf/«MM~ ~!Mf~<'Jt~ des Ktoss, ~~<i~<<««Mt«o'<-<'<, t844, Noa.
Or< des <?~/< a~ ~*<MMj~)MM'Mf, x783,pp. a~a, a~, 9497, 9~3. 9ss6. 9ss6. a55? ~$59.
6~"GB.Bo. 9S6<~~6z, as65, 9;66, ~570.ejyg. 9588, a~
~(~~<!t<~G~M<</«< Aat<~« Oi<mM,t~S~.
p.6o~.

IREN~EUS PHILALETHES.
&'f PHILALETHES.

IRRGÂNGEN (Von den) derer Alchymisten, Auctoris incerti.

~M HOLLANDUS (JOHANN tSAAC),Die Hand der Philosophen,<667,pp. 3t7.38t.
See HOLLANCUS (JOHANNtSAAC),Sammlung unterschiedlicherbewahrter
ChymischerSchriften,t746,pp. 335-400.
ThisisncttobeeoefusedwithvanHoghehnde'sor withJeande Mehun'sG<M~M t~M der
ttact: ~<t<~t/t'n<~«<&&A«x~)t.t6oOt4*. ~~mM~AMMVMt~<<MMttM<w(q.v.).

ISAAC, HOLLANDUS.
See HOLLANDUS.

ITTERSHAGEN (GEORGCHRISTIAN).
Gehcime Scheidung der MetaUen und derselben Nutzbarkeit von Georg
Christian Ittershagen. ~774.
8'. Pp.[!S]~. [tUen~]
430 /?T~A~6~~

ITTERSHAGEN (GEOpc CHRtsnAN). C~MM~.

The bock is dedieated to Christian Friedrich gCMine potceMn. For this
Ct)d, MargraveofAmptch and Bayreuth, and thé ~uthor
s Mpropriation thé
bas been seve~ty o-iticised bv J. L. ab
dedicationis dated Braan~chweif;.t Nov.. ~3. Of tbe
undagme. author thete M very tittte on
Prior to this time R&Mtnurhad invented the fecord. He was at one time 'Kirchennotar' of
so~atted poreetain which weMby hMMune, and the < 6Mt Krei;' at ahetwards tivedprivatety
ttterthagen m thé ~bow not onty c)<nmedit as an at Walk. He wasattipt,Mtiveof thé MictM6etd. but no
'MenttoBof bisown whieh he offeredfor sale. butdate M
went the length of catMog the produet the finest gtven. He <Me<t M Riga earty tMt eemury.

J. L. ab !ndag<ae, Ct~t'a~~ A~ <~ ~f/t< ~m/.M 71'M/~<x ~<t/<<

~M<M, tySo, tygy,
p. las. iit. p. 560; Supn. i. t~M, p. tv. t79t.
Meuse),Dttf~.&< y~<? oder Z~hMj p. 3~0: Supp.xt.t834, p. sy. 3~; Supp.

Arsenik durch Kunst zu erzeugen.

See ALLGEMEtNnützliches chemisch.physikalisches Mancherlei, !78t, i.p. t88.
 /4C-e~ 43,

J.
&WPETRUS
de Zatento,Vom MetaUischenKunststSeke der Weisen.

J.D.K~
See K. (J. D.).

J.(Ï.N.v.E.).
See NAXAGORAS (EHRD VON).

J. J. CHYMIPHILUS.
See CHYMtPHtLDS.

JACOB~EUS
(OuoERus).
De Oleo Montis ZiMmi !ibe)!us, 1690.
See ARIOSTUS
wbr.nASVDavD (FRANCISCUS).
\1"&n&f"UOJ.

OtigenNJaeobaem,that h HotgerJacobsen,WM ~)M<f«MJP~t<M, Hafntte, ~696,and Supplement,

born at Aarhm. 6 Jtdy, t6s~ AKergraduathjr in t699, 9 vots. M.. and he was made a coundMor ot
Arts and Medieine M Copenhagen he tmvettedin the Tribunal of JastMe, tôog. He died t8 Jane,
Fmn< ttaty, Hungaty, Gennaoy. Eoghnd aad !y<M,from sorrow for the death of his wife. Sbt
thé Low Countriea, to peWeet himsdf in the was a daughter of the f<Mnoasphysician Thomas
sciences. He made the acqutdntanee and Mend. BarthoUnus.
:hip of thé most dbting~Nted men of his time and His papets whieh were publisbed in the Acta
ottried on tt tearoed comspondence with them. ~toM<a, vo)s. ii.'v., rehtte far the tnost part to
He tetumed to Aarhus in t~ and Mon after, in the anMomy of anitaab. Thé present work, of
t68c, W)Bappointed ptofessor of philosophy <md which he W)Meditor and transtator, is described
medMneat Copenhagea. He was cntnNted abo under Ariostus. He wrote also the funend oration
with thé MnMging of thé Roya) Cottection of of his father.in-taw, BMthoHnM!,Hafniae, t68t.
CxriMities, of which he printed a descriptiee:
MercMin,/.<<t<&a<M M'MM<M,1686,p. 815. Portal. ~M/MM de ~M~ttt< «f~ la Chirurgie,
Nieeron, ~<m<t, tjrat),i. p. 3~ ~go, x.
MaNer. ~<ta C~t, w~, i. p. 4z<.
Manget.F~/K~~a ~<a ~~<«M,t73<, Hatlef, &~a<~A<MJMi'<a~« ~«c~, 1779.:ti.
H. i. pp.iit.-x.
Zedtef, M<t<~ta/);<«x, Mg~ 'i~. co). Gmetin, <?t~<at/< der C~))t&. t~, :i. p. ~aa.
Kestner. ~M'<A<t G<~A~«t.Z<a-«o)t,ty~o. ~<!pi~~ /M<M«M'&. Paris, Panckoucke (~890.
P.4a3- as ~'P-33~-
tocher.
<4/m<*MM C~M~!M.Z.«K<M). t?~ !i. Sprenge), G~c~jMt <&~~<~m<)<ta<M~, 1897,ir.
col. t8ao. p.969.
ChMfepié, A'"<«'<eMJM<o<MM<~ ~A~tM &
Bayte Thillaye, ~g~Mt ~~&ra~, t8s& Il.
<-n7M«f,t7S3, iii.tetter t. p. 3. P-A*'
Joh. Gottl. Wilh. Danke). ~M/~<f~.C~Af FMjgMt~Mt! ~<.)~6Mt
Hitseh, <&f~~Mf~ogM-
~VecA~~t t~t Mft/o~M« fMeA~M, CSthen, AM~<tt/<, ]f886,tti. p. 36 (artMe by Jt)). Petersen).
!753, t. i). p. a37. No. 373. Bncka. ja<KMt~&j~r<~ij6t ~t~M. tS~. viii. p.
E)oy, /)«-<Mt<M<~JM/o~M <&la ~MMwtw, 376(by J. Petersen).
"755. P.77 i779, !i. p. s&t.

JACQUIN (NtCOLAAS JOZBPH).

Nikohus Joseph Edlen von Jacquin's kais. kSnig!. Betgiaths, der Chymie
und KtSuterkondc o<Tent)ichenordentlichen Ijehrers an der Hohenschute
43< ~CeM~7W~iE~

JACQUIN (NtCOLAAS JOZEPH). CoM~tt~.

zu Wien, der kais. Academie der Wissenschaften zu Petersburg, der kônigl.
GeseMsehaftzu Stockholm, Upsal, Mantua, der medicinischen CeseHscha<tzu
Paris, der cburpfalzischen Academie der Wissenschaften zu Mannheim, der
physisch-medicinischenGesellschaftzu Basel, der naturforschenden Freunde
zu Berlin, &c. Mitglieds, Anfangsgründe der medicinisch-practischenChymie,
zum Gebrauche seiner Vorlesungen. Zweyte AuRage. Wien, gedruckt
bey Christian Friederich Wappler. t?8s.
8". Pp.
8*. Pp.[t6j
[t6j5!~
s~ tt?, tvwws~.
,4V ~y, bhn~
Fini edition. Wien, ~83 third edition, t~t. pp. 96. and in Germon. 1770~8°. Hewasviotentty
The book is interesting for being in German, in a'Mcked by the followers of Meyer, but thirty
compliance with tho rennest of the Emperor in veaM later Blacks view was taught M an estab.
!?8~. that lectures w thé Un<wni!ty shoaM be tished Met and a of chemical doctrine by
debveredin German. put
Jacquin' son. Joseph Franz, who Meceeded his
NicobM~omphJajcqaintMeoseteatbMm Jakobt tather at Vienne &? his /f/0)M~<~«x~. <7M,
was bom at Leyden, 16 Feb., tT~, g~duated t.
M.D. nnd went to Vienna in t~a. During the p.fhet~. Section xxii. De Acido Carbonico.
présent work wxs written with refer.
yean t7M-'7:9 he tmvelledin Amenât for botmi. cnce to the nceds of the pbysician and speeiM
œt purpose: and on h!!reMfnwas madecouneittor and consists putety of descriptions of apothecMy, methods oî
for mines, prof'ssor of chemtstty, minin); nnd preparation and of thé properties of variouscom-
metattutgyat Schemnitt,and protéger of chcmittty pounds. The course begins with plants, passe*to
and botanyat Vienna. ln 1797 he retired, in tac6 animais, and doses witb mineras. A short course
he tMscreated a baron,and his death occnrrtd M of assaying completes the book. Thete is no
Vienna (a6) Oct., tS!7. He worked principally theory on!y a collection of facts clearly enougb
at botany, and Mokgréât cMe of the garden at descnbed. Such explanations M are given are
Vienna, which under his supenatendenee became based on phiogistoa. The c)<Ms!6ctHion of inor.
one of the most notablein Europe. Mnic substances throws Mght on the amount of
He executed various analyses, but bis most knowtedge theo possessed.
importantcontributionto washisdefence Other works referring to chenustry are: Mis-
ofBhtck'~Bxedairagainst chemistry
Meyer*s 'Addom ptnsue' cellanea Austriaca ad BotanicMn. ChemiMn et
withthetitte: Examenchymicum doctriMeMeyeri. Histori&m natura)Btn spectantin, i~Mt, 4'. B
anœ de acMo pMtguiet Btnckiante de aère fixo, vot& CoHcctanea ad botanicam. chemiam et
tetpeote calcis, Vindob., J. P. KnttM, t?~ 8*, historiam naturatem spectaatm. )t7<6-o6,~vots..4°.
Haller,&'We/~a A~aMa, tyy:, ii. p. ~o. Hrsch &Gruber,
Weigel,0~<tt«<n'M <<«-f<ta<a «)«<a<t~tt<'at~<t a<Sect..)t;v.p.S7.~7. ~M«!'<M jS)t~/<~<&f, tSw.
C~HM, t77y. i. p. sa (S M,6). Hoefer, ~~< <&la C*.fM~.t~ Il p. 3&t
Bnumer, &M'o/~a <jMM«'<t, 1782, p. 60. ï86o, n. p. 3;~
Meuset,Das ~Mf<< 7'<N~A&tM~. oder ~~MtMt Kopp. GM.:A«~<'der CAtm~. t~ts. 4i:. p. 38;
~/<<<< &&M 7~< &Af~ tyo~. Mi. ï647. tv. p. 80.
p. 4a6 x. p. 7 Nachtra~,i. p. 307 il. p. tM i l'hillippe & Ludwig. Of~&A~ der ~/«/
t!t. p. 17~ 'v. p. 906 v. p. 683 vi. p. y~; ~i. t8M. PP. 6~8,6~6.
Van der Aa, ~t/AtMt H~~&<&«~t der
Gmetin, C<atAK~ der Chemie, t7oS, li. p. 6~ /V:M<M-&M«<e«. t86o, ix. p. 6g (and références).
t799. PP. 3~6,t73. <S9.~93.9~- Nouvelle B<<if~M< G~t/Mt/e, iMt. xxvi. col.
Fuchs, ~om«« fA'Mt'.M~tM /.<7/fA!/<f~,
tM<S,pp.3M,4j;s.~4. Poggendotfr. ~<<Mf<-M~w~4<t J~M~-
ohtp~A« (/H<MftM&,1818, xxt. p. ~yo; or, t<<t<«<:A. 1863,i. coL 1185.
1858.xx. p. 5tt. Wurzbaeh. B<AM< /~ihw des ~t~
Biographie ~<M«M~,Paris, Panckoucke (t&M. /At<«t~ 0<M~. 1863,x. p. 96 (and retereMes).
~S).v. P- 337. ~~<'at<t<t< D«t~&! &o~a~M. t88t. ]m;. p.
Delvenne, ~p~~M ~'<!«)tM 63! (by Reichardt).
AM.1890.i. p. 56!. Bitnnt;s, /<«&C«~t/<jpM',t886, vil. p. !~g.
Raimimn, ~«& Mtf C~atA/i'~ ~~Mtat t~r Hirsc~ Biogrnp/~
H![sch. ~«'j'~At~~ ixAits /.<j!f<A))t
Lsxikon Afder A<rM)~)-e.
lurvorra·
~qM ~f/< f. Ta~MH'j. ~M<&« tMc, iii. p. 368.

JÂGER (JOHANN LUDOLPH).

tNDAGtNB (INNOCENTIUS UBOR!US AB).

JAMSTHALER (HERBRANM-).
Viatorium Spagyricum. Das ist: Ein Gebenedeyter Spagyrischer Wegweiser,
in den edlen Sonnengarten der Hesperidum zu kommen, vnnd daselbst
den Güldenen Tinctur Zweig defs vniversals (sonsten Lapis Philoeophorum
genandt.) zu erlangen. Alles in einem Histotico-Poetischen Discurs sampt
 /7~ZJM-~jB'~ 433

JAMSTHALER (HsRBRANDT).Cf~M)~
ErzeMung defs Authoris gantzem Leben, verfast vnd beschrieben durch
Herbrandt Jamsthatern. Nunmehr allen Filiis Doctnoe zu Lieb an Tag
gegeben, vnd mit schonen in Kupffer gestochenen Figuren gezieret.
Ftanckfurt am Mayn, In Verlegung Lucte Jennisl. Anno M.DC. XXV.
8'. Pp.[t6]<8~gtengravings.
r. ~b.b. Ti<)eMttte)tteMt«sed!nabe!tdedbonte).
ln the saoMvolumeand apMfmtty <b)'m!ngpart attegûty of the preparation of the phitosophet'sR
of it Is Thomas NoMon'sCM<&~<f.). stone.
The enpawings are qrntbotieidof hennetic<dpro. jam~thitte~ book ismentionedby Kopp, and is
cesses andidées. Thewbottpoemteemstobeen commended-at least not condemaed–itt the
/itf<f.
~i~wa ~«fA 7~/j~T /iw~- Kopp, Die <<&~M~, tM6, ii. p. 384.
<<~&~M~.A<M~, p. 13.

Gedicht vom Stein der Weisen.

-S~ HERMETtSCHBS A. B. C., t77o,i:i. p. atj.
Thbhan exMMt oaty.
Vom Stein der Weisen, und zwar von Jamsthalers ersten [zweyten]Tinctur.
.SMv. (j. R.),GüldeneRose.

JANITOR Pansophus seu Figura Aenea quadripartita cunctis Maseeum hoc

introeuntibus, superiorum ac infënontm scientiam Mosaico-hermettcam
analytice exhibens.
MUSAEUM HERMETtCUM, <740,p. 863.

JANUS Gobrat Sapiens Manet.

MA&ENOU8 (JOANNES BAPTISTA).

JEAN DE LA FONTAINE.
Die Fontina der Liebhaber der hohen WissensehaNt.
See VIER
.?<- vtNRnützliche
nützliche Chymische
ChymischeTract)
Tractat, t6tz, Sig. Aij.
This is a tramtation of the oM French hermetic Leegtet Dufresnoy quotes three éditions of the
poem La Fontaine des Amoureux de Science'1 poem an early one, undated, with other pieee: in
wrilten by Jean de la Fontaine. He was a native verse: a second. *)rev&et eerrigt par Antoine du
of Valenciennes,wholivedthere in t~t~, and wrote Moulin,l.yon, chez Jean de Tourner 1547, t6" ¡
this poem. Lenglet Dnirexcoy,for the sate of a a thM, Paris, chez Guittard. ts6t, tC", and the
gibe. bas given a <aacypicture of MM,eothety repfint in the third volumeof the 7?aMM~<&la
occapied wtth researchesm bis tabomtory.except ~<w. Paris. 173' la", 3 vols. Besides thèse,
when he shut hirnseffup in his reveriesandwrote Pierre Rigaud published an edition /.a ~a~M
upon the HermetieMteocein French verse,c'etoit ?'nHt~n)M<t~K. C<M~M««f<tftmMtCM<~Hf«t
fo)iesur M!e.' Semieder, however,bas surp<MMd ~)M< ~Mfa~. Lyon, t6t6t t& <t.88. The
not metely Leagtet Dufreiatoybut evenJean him. three treatises are La Fontaine des amoureux de
ee)f in Ms re<wies, and bas $et down Most science Les MmoMttMtce!de Natur & t'Atchy.
wonderM noMense on thé tubjeet. He ascribes miste enant,' byjean de M<anB: 'Le SommaiM
the poe<n to Balthasar Hranner, Latin de Fon. Philosophique,'IN. FtMtd. The last two seem
t!na'())aperfecttywe)t.)tnown physician of HaUe to haw been printed here for the tirsttime, but the
in thé sixteenth tentary. who appears to have nrtt, says the editor (t presume RiMud hinMetf),
also proseeuted atthemicat researehes, and whoie had been printed ptewioMtyat Paris and Lyons.
medicat works we~ printed in <6ty and 169~ but in a very corrupt manner, and he found it
Schmiederadds that underhis!atin!tedname and neeeMMyto t'Mbe thé text, whieh he did from
witha change of bis chrMtian name,certain tracts printed and manuscript copies. He omitted atso
of his were printed after his death withthe titte the illustrations of apparatas contained in the
tohemnis de Fontina Vior natdiehe chymische Lyons edition.
ftaetatMn, He))e, t6<9,8' h wouldbe diMcutt Thisseems to have been theta~t ef the éditions,
to pot more inaecaracit!and ontbMndtdassump. and the work had dropped into oblivion tiit it
tiens into the same space. appeated again in a limited issue by Genty:
9EE
4M JEAN
JEAN
J~tt~t DE LA
tir, La fFONTAINE. Cc~M!
UNI Ai MB. LOH/tMWO
lwQa.L.J__
La /%<t/a<)M ·~MM~f~ u_n_e_ S~w f<w~~ ~)f As MMtMe infcntM tM, WiHtam Bad<hou<e
~'Aex de la /e~ (&~&)t<< la c<w~ tfaMhUed into Engtith otttam bocks ot jean de la
dl ~i'<M«/<~)MK' ~<M~ ~~t Fonta!ne, and Stuotnon Tirismottnus. Copies of
~'M<<«~ CM~, PMis, Pou)et.Matas!is et thèse translations in Athtaote's handwriting exist
de Brotse. tMt, tmaHsquare 8*. pp. M q< JaT. the A~mot~m ManmMnptt aad are de.
The editor hM prefixed an !ntmduct)on con- among scntjed Nack. Thay co!M:<tof thé présenttract
mming an outlineof the history of alchemy, Md by Jean by de la the two tracts by Jean de
added sonMnotesat thé end. One Kigren that he Mehun (y.f.),Fontaine,
has given no aecount of thé author and of the Nature.' and La namdy: 'Les Remontrances de
Mponsedet'AteMntxte.'ttnd
previoua editionsof the book, whieb woutd have the treatise of SynesitM the Gree)< Abbot. Tbe
been more appropriate and usetul thnn the treattse by TriMmoMnosis the GoMen Meece.'
MMertcatsketch. Thèse translations do not seem to oam beea
printed.
Leoglet DnffNaoy. ~t' la /'A~ W. H. Btack. ~jf~~M. C~~
t74a.i. p. 9~ iii. p. 166. ~<M«w~& ~Ma/M tft/<' Mt~t~~
GeorgMs MattMtB.Cm~c/Mt ~n'o- .tMf- O.t/M-c! ~Mt ~~m< t6ts. col. ~fo. 59
<t(M tMMxe~~&a~, 176!. p. 6S<. (Jean de la Fontaine, &c.) col. to8o. No. t39;
Sehmieder.Ct'j~MA~~f~~oM~, tSM, p. gao. (Trissmosiaus).
Grasse. M~A <)«!- a~~Met-a~ ~<~r-
~A/< t~, H. il. p. 646.

JEAN DE MEHUN.
Der Spiegel der Alchymie des vortreflichen Philosophen Johann von Mehun.
Aus dem Lateintsch-Franzosischcnubersetzt. Dem noch beygefüget worden
Ben.Adams Ttaum-Gesichte durch Floretum a Bethabor; Nebst Friedrich
Galli Reise nach der Einode St. Michael. BaUenstâdt und Bernburg, in
der BiesterfeldischenHof-Buchandlung. ~71.
8*. Pp.
8. Pp.4~. fourpp.
~.8 four
44. 4S-8 ofBook
p. of
pp. tMtwrtisements.
MooktMtwrtisements.
Jean, t&ttedde Meun,or Meung, or Mehuo, or <« ~-Mex /!h<«~ Lyon, !6t9, tE 9$.$:. See
Mehung. or Mestmg,or Mung.from his Mrthptace, thé note M JM.Hde t&Fontaine.
and Clopine), becausehe wastame. aourishedfron As for the~<K~ some regard it as
the middle of thé thirteenth century down to genuine, but Hoefer h<<<<~ of opinion that it b Mariout.
about t3~o. Du&tMoysays M8o to 1365.othets It was printed aiong w!th thé 'Mtrotr* cf Roger
taso to t336. He was a poet at the Court of Bacon, Lyons, is;?, pp. Mo~tM, end in the
PMip thé Fair, and <ont!n)tedthe Romtmce of repnnt of the tSS7 coUection.PMs. chez Char!e<
the Rosé,'bemn about 1~0 by W!Hiam de Loris. Semestre.j6t9. 8' pp. 3.33. The Ay/M~ c~Ut It
He « said tohave introdaeedtnto thit Rotnance' an unimportant uagment."
two poems: *L<s Remontmoees de Nature à To Jean de Mehutt is abo MCfibedthe 6tMwotit
t'AteMmisteerrant,' and La Réponse de t'Alchi. on fonuoe.tettinjt !n French. The edittoas men-
miste & Nature.' Thèse are contained io the ttoaed by Gtttse are: PMtt.tSsS,
edition of the Romance, Paris, 4" ~577,S":
173~. They are before
<6<s, 8°: Lyons. 1580,8*. Tho<e which are now
assigned to Jean in the ~«m~A~ ~~w//<, me are thé Mb~og: Le pM~nt leu du
and by Lenglet DuftesMyand others, but accord. DodechedMCde Fortune, tenouuetM& changé
ing M Btunet they are insertions made in the de sa première édition, Ptun, ts6o, 4", pp.
sixteenth century. Th~e works are said to bave and two taNe~ of two ieaw each moonted[~e, on
been prtnted in a coHeetionof alchemical poems. iSuards], cittiiit. The other is the very rare EasMsh
Lyons. t~. 8'; Paris, tota, t6t3, 8*. It is translation The DodeehedMt) of FortuM: or,
contained in Rigaad' collection: La ~/a//<'M<' thé Kitereiseof a QuMt Wit Enetiahed by
7~)t~-at<t(tm. Cex~wt~ tfwKandins <M<~<M Sr. W. B. Kntght. London, ~3. 4'. pp. ~44.
Maier, Aff)~~ ~t~-Mt~ittj~, 1617, p. 343- Gmetin, G<MM<A<< << C~«M<<,iyoy, i. pp.
Bore!.BW«<~<t C<M~M.t6s4. p. t55.
Morhof,lktrnnmrufaHons .ltatal~orum od
Morhof,~<<<Tt)M«K/a~)M.t/«<t/&<Tt~a~ Schmieder, C~< < ~A-A«w/<,t~, p.
/M&M~t~&~m ~M~<t. t6y3, p. t33. !64.
BordeMus, fM~<~<(t&<M~ot cX«)MMft«a, GtSMe, Z~«<~ <t<Mf a~~M<~««t ~<M)r~.
t6o7, p. M, No. xxxviii. ~~A«- i8d!t, ii. pp. 633. 638. to8a, te93,
Qaetif & Echan), ~< O~~HM Pradita. to88 t8;;t, IH. i. p. 664.
~fHOt, Lut. Par. t?~ i.p. 7~. Hoefer. JVM<e<~ < &&t CAtOtM.t8M, t. pt 407:¡
Lenglet Dufresnoy, ~M~ <& At /'M««~~M !M6.i.p.4M.
~~M~Mf. 1749.i. p. 193 iii. p. a34. Pouchet, ~u/ot~ &r<«t<MMt/<<r <tM
Jocher. ~~wMftMt G<<ath~c< ~sot i.AfM;<M t8s3.p. s67.
col. t96~(ander0opinet). Figuier. ~~A<)M- <!&tMm~t, t8s6.
F!cMM,/MN'.&'«'x, t7M. TT'. P. 94.
~<t ~Mt'a~Mt ~s)tf0!jfj de Là C~x dut ~M<~< f<«~a~ A la ~t~ 18~6, itmii.pp.
.M<tM<~<&/)«Mf</Mf.tM9. i. pp. MS-S. ï~t.
~C.MaM~< <~ AaA<~< St<et&, tyS~. ~'<!t)~& Mt~~M/A, faris, no date, xjt~i).
pp. 634,675. p. '49
 JEAN 4~

JEAN DE MEHUN. C~
Btuoet.~MtM/~M~tw. tMe.i! coLt67~ LadMtgue.~tMM~ S~~M
Hoeter.~MM<~~t~ G~~M<t,tMs, &~M~,tSyo,No.ySS-TM.0~
)f«v.eoLe<t9. Kopp,ZMe t8Mtt. p. 6; tt. pp. )M,
<<&jt«tt&,
3" 3S3.37S.393.
[Another Copy.]

[Another Copy.]

Beweifs der Natur, welchen sie den irrenden Atchymisten thut.

.~WASSERSTEtNderWeisen,t6)9,p.ts6.
WASSNRSTEtN der Weisen, tyo~, p. t38.
A'~ WASSERSTNM der Weisen, t743,p. tt8.
Demonstratio Naturse.
MU8ABUM HBRMMCUM,~49, p, t~s.
Ein Gesprâch zwischen der Natum vnd den irrenden Alchimisten.
See V!ER aUtdiche Chymische Tractat, t6t2, sig. Cj <'<~to.

AuszOge aus einer Abhand!ung welche den Titet hat: Wasserstein der Weifsen.
See MAOAZtN fBr d:e hahore NaturwisseMCha~ und Chem!e, ~87, ii. p. 36;.

JEAN DE ROQUETAÏLLADE.
~F RUPKSCtSSA
(JOHANNESDE).

JEAN XXII.
L'Art TtMtsmutatohe.
BACON(RO&RR), De !'Adm!mNe Pouvoir et Puissance de t'Att & de
Nature, t6:9.

EMt&vagfms de Cnm!ne falai.

KIRCHER.(ATHANAStUS), Mundus Subterraneus, tM;, ):. p. 309.
MAtfCET(j. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, i7o2, i. E"~
p. t<M.
Tbe ~Mt work is said to have been originally the secMt and to bis mecem itt tMing!<, thnt he
written in Latin. promutMted in tgt? his tamous )MB <~mt the
To Pope John XXII. Mabo asctibed a tract: atchemtsts, printed by Kircher and Mào~M:
'L'ËtMr des Pbilosophes, whieh witb the pre. adent quas non MMbent divitias paupetM
cediM appeared at Lyons. !<57, s)aa!t 6vo, pp. aJchytniaa). He may bave found by otaetwthtn
a6<. m company with Roger BMoa's wortt: 'te and experience that they were ignûMet. and he
M!ro!)'d'A)qmntte,'and others. may hâve wished to prevent them leaming what
TMt pope. who tived from ta~t M and he hnew. Whatewer that WM, he has tatm) eaM
tMMedat Avignon, convertedthe pahMe,*3M.KM said, not to n-veat X in the boo)Mof which he tube
into a iaboratory, where he puntued the art of reputed author.
UaMnxttathtn. whieh he had acquired from Ar. This coMt-adictioo–notunpretedented–bMwaee
naJdm de Villanova or Raymund Lotty. Hb 1 ~"t and praCtioe.bascaused tom pcrttttbatioa
laboun were attended with Meh suceess that he of t)t))!d among later entics. Lea~tet Da~eMoy
left behiad him twenty.Cve millions of florins, itmotts thé baU and aettnowtedM: thé atchemy
whieh Lengtet Dufresnoy endeavours to show ho Kitehefdce~thefMBMe; WiegM&ttiMMMeettdtc
bad na meaMof aeqaMng occept by hb atchemica! the two. Anyhow the putsait of atehemy wat Dot
operations. Perb~pt tt was owtng M hi: pMsestiag stopped by thé ed:ct.
Bctd, ~AM<t MtM&e, t654, p. Mt (the Lee){te<Dutretaoy. ~<t< la AM&t<~M<
tMyedttioo): t6s6, p. tï< ~<MM<< ~749. i. pp. t8y.tM, 468 M. pp. ~t,
Kheher, ~)M<&< &~<!WM<M,)[66&
SYdIerraruili, x665,ü,
M.p. g08
<N8:i t~
ie~e, a. p.
436 /~4~

JEAN XXII. C~<

tNehe)-,~~MM~M G~h~M.fMMMt, ty~ ii. Hoeter. ~Mw <&<. C< i. p.
eo!. ~99~t(tMettt 'De arte meta!tctam tr~Mmu- to66, ). p. <Mt,
Mtoria amonz his wntinzs). Figuier, Z'~M<~<~ /M<4Mt'n~ te~ pp.
Wiegteb. ~jM~A! M<j«~~ o~ !t7,tt9.
~M««<<, M~}. p. B~.
Gmetin, (!M~tfA&</«-C4M)«, t7W, i. p. LadtM{ue.~M<e~MOwa~;&foM~.S<t~M,
t<70.No.787.
Schmieder, Go<-A~~<<4/<:4«M&, iS~.p. t}~. Kopp, ~M<m~, t886, i. pp. <8. M~

JESUS.
-SMv. (j. R.),M.D.,GüldeneRoM,No. u.

JM GOLDE SUCHT.
SCHMtD(f. 0.), t7o6.

JOB.
Prodromus JoM Chymici.
MAUH. (JOHANN fHtLUP), Gründliche Beschreibung t7t4.

JOEL (FRANCtSCUS).
Ftancisci Joelis, Weyl. der Artzney Doctors, und Professors zu Gryphswald,
Chirurgia oder Wund-Artzney: In sieben Theile abgetheilet, und durch
aufserlesene Fragen und deutliche Auslegungen erklâret Anitzo allen
Wund-Aertzten, zu grossen Nutzen, in Teutscher Sprach zum erstenmahl
hemus gegeben. Nambetg, Verlegts Johann Daniel Tauber. Druckts
Christian stgtsmuno
~nnsn&n Sigismund Jfrooe~ger. Im Jahr 1680.
Froberger. Im
9°. Pp.
9°. [93, x btantt]~Ct
Pp.[93.t bhntt]~o. Ëngmvet
Ëngmvedtitte tnetuaea
~eanue included)ntne
lnthepagtmmon.
pagination.
Jod was born on t Sept.. i<o8, at StStos, in )years in practice. His works deat with medicat
the district of Oedenburg in Hunmry, end was ttoptes, and include some of inte~est from a
edaeated at Otmutz and Vienna. When he was t
hbtorieal point of view Diœertatio de PtHMeMcit
aged t8 he took up the stedy of medidne. and (
quaMtionibtM. ~t De morbis hypemhysieb et
U<edfrom t<a6 with a physician at Neustadt tiU t
ttbus tMgicis TheMS: cum Appemtice de tadis
me, when he removed to Leipzig and then to ]
Lamiarum in Monte Bructeforumquem BtoctMben
WKtenberg and Berlin. Mer Maymg some time vocant, Rostochii, 1~80.8*, in whieh he attacked
there ho was summoned to Gustrow by Prince the superstition and atchemy of Thurneysser,and
Albert to be court apothecary. tn tM3 he provoked thereby a cent~oveMy. His name abo b
tMttted and went to Stntkund, but in ~s~ or attached to a tract of a diCereM c)Ms: Summa
t~t. on accouot of tdigious diaereacM, he retired Seoticeetoncionis de sanctif!catioeeSabbathiper F.
to GreKiiwaMto pmctlce tjMdicine. Aher four Joe!em excorpta. Thé coUeeted edition ofhh
yeats he was MpoiMtd town physlclan and took works was becnn by MaKtMetNBachntehter ta
bis licence at Rostock. ta tM9 he was admitted i6t6, coatinuedby h&son Fmnciscmjoe), and by
pto<esscr M Gteifs~m!d, and was ~etor of thé his grandson of the same name, to tëao, 163!, at
umversity in i~ and ~7: Jn !;69 he was Hamburg, Lanebutc. and RoMoctt,inSH:volumes,
manied for the second time. His death occurred 4. and then at Amsterdam in t66% in a Ktised
90 Oet., tsw. He was the most distinguished edition. His pMmised work /<if~<MA<atM was not
professor at Greifswaldin the sixteenth century. Muded in the above. In bis médical view~hewas
He began to publish after he had been fotty Y opposed to Paraeebus.
MereMm,~M«&«<M M<MM!<«t, t6S6. p. 988. Haller, B~/te~Mo ~xe~t~fo. t~d, i. n. 336.
Coanng, /M MtMMtao! ~~«a ~&<t« Haller, ~Aa-<, <<-a. i. p:~
lntradvcho 1681,pp. (tnt. vii.
pp. 045 (Int. vü.§I3);
§ yg) 9~
254 ~M.
(Add. '7?5t P. 603.
/~«c~ Halter, ~aM<M MMWUgv ~M~<~t< pmiieti,
<MM~. ZM,tT~. il.
ii.
~mget, ~M~4«M &~<fMtM ~MMa~Mt. pp. a8& a88.
<73t. H. t. p. X]N!. Eloy, ZMe~M~M AM<o~t« A la ~t.
StoUe,~<t&««)~jM~'~M/<<&f «t~e~M
G~~ t77% iL p. 604.
~3t, pn ~39.966. a67,7~0. F«a'~M<
~<M~<!&,
Paris. Panckoucke (t8~.
Zedler, MMf<~e/)r&«<, M3s, xtv.co). to~S. âs v. p. 356-
Kestner, ~<'<~n't~~ C'<&/MM<<.)-&<M, t~, Sprenget, CM< der ~~M<~<M~, tSiM,iv.
p. 430. P.M&
tacher,
~)~w (?</<A~<M-~)-~Mt t7jo. il. Z)~/<<<
Dei~imeris. <Mf/e/ A la ~i&.
eo).tooo. ~w, tM, i.p. XM.
ChriM.Steph. ScheSet. W~ A~M Gotttieb Mohnike. Z~ /<~<!«<te</'i~&~MZ<~
~<MtNt M ~<t<&m<<t û~~t~<M/<&<M<, p. M~t~/M~ C«~. StMtMnd, <&)0,iii. pp. 7,
 /O~Z–/M~/W 4~
JOËL (FMMCïscus). GM<wM~.
K<~Ma<«n.C~ct~Mt <~ ~<w~<~ C<'< BiMinm. /<M~.C'o<~tw. tS86, vit. p. a~.
<MM,Mg', ). p. atg. HirMh, ~<«-~ ~<< ~tw~.
~i~t &f/MOtf.t~O. p. Mt. ~M<~ ~«t~j tBM~tii. p. 390(by Pàe).
<<)MM«t<!2<M~~ F~< t8St. Jttv. p. ~«~ C~AM~e <<!M- ~~oatM~Mx, HaMbuM,
!M(byPyt). t8~t. 5<héd.. p. 67 (in R. StdahotTa NMhtMg').
HaeMf, Gf~Mt~ <<«'~MM<. t98t, )!. p. tM.

JOHANN VON MEHUNG.

See JEAN DE MEHUN.

JOHANN VON MESUNG.

JEANDE MBHUN.

JOHANN DE MONTE CUBtTt.

See MONTE CUBtT! (JOHANN M).

JOHANN DE MONTE HERMETIS.

~<t MONTE HERMETtS (JOHANN De).

JOHANN DE MONTE RAPHAIM.

MONTERAPHAtM
(JOHANN
DB).

JOHANN DE MONTE~NYDER.
MOttTE-SNYDm (JOHANN Dtt).

JOHANN VON TETZEN.

Johannis Ticinensis, eines Bohouschen Priesters, Anthonii de Abbatia, eines
in der Kunst erfahrnen Monchs, und Edoardi Kethei eines Welt- behttthmten
Engelânders vortreNiche und <mfsf!ihriicheChymische B<tchcr, Allen der
Geheimenund Hohen Kunst-Liebhabemzu Nutz und merctdtchemUntonricht
in Teutscher Sprach ubetgesetzet, und herau{s gegeben durch einen, der
niemats gnug gepriesenen W!ssenscha8t, sonderbahren Beforderer. Mit
einer Wamangs-Vorrede wider die Sophisten und Betrieger. Hamburg,
In VerlegungGottfried Liebezeits. tôgi.
e*. pp.t6o.
t *w.
Votrede,p. 3. J. de TeMen, AenijpM, p. ifo.
J. de TetMn, fMCMsus, Latin and German. Antonias de Abbath,
j de 'Te~aea, Aeoi~,
SeadMe~
P~~o~~P.
p. Bs.
S
p. 49. E. KeMams, Ttaetat an Radotphan), p~tt~.

Processus de Lapide PMosophotum.

Sea DREVyort)'e<Rtche Chymische Biicher, téyo, p. 4:.

Chymische SchnBtea; oder Process vom Stein der W~sen.

See ROTH-SCHOLTZ (FRtEDERtCH),Deutsches Theatrum Chemicum, t732, iii.
p.607.
p.607.
tn bis historical introduction the editor of the cbemistwho bad copied, as deaMyas he eotM, the
above collectionsays that JohannM Tidnensh WM original MS.written in i~M iMtgibtyin a motMt&h
a priest in the kingdom of Bohemia, who had hand, and tnmstated it into Germen rhyaMs from
tiwed some three hmdMd ye<u-5eNtier, that !s thé Latitt.
about t~yo, a very teamed man with mach ptMtiee Schmieder says he was a contemporary of
in the ert. as he WMin<b)medby M)otpefienetd BastMmVa)<ntinn<, aad that thougb bis Muae !n
 7~AMAW–/<MMAWj5'~
JOHANN VON TETZEN. C~'w~.
GenBMtootMHkethatcfaPomeMMMaoMe.aad eatb him "~Mtptot muttM catieMs, et quo sine
<
ia the Latin like that of an tMtian, he was in i
tn~gn) damnoposset carere txec
reaUtv a Behemim monh. and was Mte«t after Thé 6Mt edition of thé ptesentdisopMna."
eoUectienhM the
hia bMh.ptMe. pethaM Teschen in Upper SHesin )
1
tMe: Dnsy vonrefaiche und aocb nie im Druck
–wMeh is not ia Bohemia. Schmieder'ahypo-) gewesene HOeher. ais t. JotMmnts
1TicineMh ChymiMhe
thetiœt biopaphies must be received with reserva- eines BahmiMheo MeMeMopusoutum
tions, a pnest in Bohemia M not necc~nty a genandt Processusde Lapide Phitosophontm
Bohemiao monk, and the date-not to say the Hamburg, in Vwh~mg JohMtNauman, t6M, 8'.
existence-of Basilius Valentinus is quite unde- pp. t6~ Thé abote is <Un)<Mt Mee for MM<md
termined. Kopp accepM the date and the for page reprintofth~edttiôn.
Bohemiannm Ftctutd desires to hoM
him in respect on account of be~Mer:
ht!! writings. but Jotmna von tetMn's two-.wr)H are eMMed:
*Pfoces!t)s de Lapide PhittMoptMnxn,' in tdt
Borrithia! ? not of the same opinion when he staMas of rhyming Latin ve~e, and the other
is in pMse Md ie caMed '~Eai~xM.'
BoKithtus. CMM~f/tu&eMtM C~))ttfe<-«M. Ladrague. B~M~M
<607.p. 15, Nu. Mi. OMwt~: ScF~ncss
&
~<!)~/M.t87o. No. tOT?.
FictUitt./~o<M<N<!«a,t~. Th. i. p. t48. Kopp, ~&~tM', 1886, i. p. ses il. PP.
Banmer, B~<c<A«;<tCAtimea.t-~ p. 7?. 3M. 3~. M'.
Setmiedef. C<M~<'jMf<&~wM. t~it, p. Mo.

JOHANNES VON DER FONTINA.

~M JEAN DE LA FOttTAtNK.

JOHANNES DE PADUA.
Arcanum de multiplicatione phitosophica in quatitate.
See TANCKE(jOACHtM),Promptuarium Atchymis, Ander Buch,
16t4,p. 2$:.
See NEANDER(THEOPHtLUS),Heptas Alchymica, t63!, p. x:t.
FIGULUS(BENEDtcrus),Thesau)-ineHa,'t682, p. t93.
Libri Secretorum de Lapide Philosophorum.
See DARtOT(CLAUDE), Die Gulden Arch, Schatz. und Kunstttammer, <6t<t,Part ii.
p.32.
ERÔFFNBTEGeheimnisse des Steins der Weisen ()7o8), p. 376.
Littum inter Spinas.
NEANDER(THEOPHt~s), Heptas Alchymica, t63t, p. t;?.
Praxis de Lapide Minetati.
~«! SCHAUBERDT (joHANN), Consummata Sapientia, t68t, p. 31.
Vollendete heilige Weisheit.
Sde HKRMETtSCHES
~)~ HERMETISCHESA.A. B.
M. C., t77% t.
C., t778~ i. rp. 283.
Kopp raises the question if this tract isidenticat hasenteredinto the minutest detaibof nMmipoh.
with that pttMished.by&haaberdt! it b; but the tion as if that werethe chief he coMea~
order is d~fterent, and the~ are some verbal some wheat MMtBgthat chaN.thing,yet
and gi«& tmp<)Kam
aheMtioM, and di9erent spelling. d)rcct:ons for the préparation of tht stone. !<Mi.
Schauberdt ËrSffntte Geheimnisse dentidiy he makes some emiom obsertatiomtupon
pp.t68-.t3 Lth. t. pp.3~393. di<fMentMn<bof spnngs and btth& Fictuld com.
pp. 3t. 49 Lb. tt. pp. 3M-399. MendsMrnfor his dear and completeexposition.
pp~ 49-165 Lib. ttt. tn the ~)'~<~an edition dated Magdeburg,)t6<M.
ln Schaoberdt's editioo tttere ispp.no399-4~7.
dM~ioninto )s mentionedas weHas that of Ftmttfart,
books, and in pp. st~aœ there is a Kurte H~~f- M". JOcher M<!ribesto him the tmet /<t«)t t68<,
M/<r
M«xjf which is not mcMed in the other. ~M<M(thoueh, MMtd:ng to<Mhen.!t <Mtwiftea
No account of this writtr is forthcomiag. Maier by Gras$hof), M~ft~tam ~t~aM/tcc~ox, and
caHs Nm QennMttcos seriptar,' wMchseems oat 0< /0)!~<t « /«t<«<K<&tt«.
of keeping with his name, and says that though lie
Maief. ~M~eAt ~«~MA~M~, t6t7, 967. sur G<M-A<<~ der Mb~ Ct«~<, ~8e.
/<M~~<<~<& /'M<<~M«t~Mt<~<Z~ p.F~~f
$8$.
1739.p. te?. CmeMn,
G<tf~<~<der Cto~, ~m, n. yM.
JScher. ~oM'<<Mt <M~~«.Z<.)-~M. tys9. ii. Ladrague. ~<j«M~M OttM! &<««M
eoL t~M- S~«M. iSyo. No. t<~g,
Ficta!d. J*M)M<~S&&<, ty~3. Th. i. p. ny. Kopp, ZM<~&&M)M<, t886, p. Mo,note
 7<MMW~S'<~JM~ 4~9

JOHANNES PAUPERUM.
Abbfëviatio .de Secretis Secretorum.
ARTtSAURtFER~: VotumenTertium, t6t<~p.tgt.

JOHANNISKRAUT (Das), chemisch-medicinisch abgehandelt, von Anthropo.

MagoBotanophHo. Leipzig, verlegts Adam Friedrich BOhme ~8t.
9'. Pp.76[abtao!t].
AttheendIsanatphabeUM)
)b<of)d)théwhteMwhohâveKtetMd MthisptMt.

JOHNSON
(WtLUAM).
Lexicon Chymicum.
.S<w MAMOET (~j.), BtMtothecaChem t!Hca uunosa, t/o. ). p. zty.
~~MAMOET(~j.),BiMtothecaChea!tcaCunosa,t70!,).p.2t7.
JohMon, who)iwdtn Londcoat AmenCorner t6M, StnaM 8". pp. [a blank. t6] [4 MMt<J: ¡
it) thém!dd)eof théteventeenth centurywasa Liber Secundus, t6sg: pp. [7, t btanM. VtM
chemiM ttnttMhwetofPamtebus.Thé~.)~<M« P~t&cets) [ts. t Nank). LMicon. 86 [a Maott]
waspuMtthedwiththéMtowingtittein redand Chemicttt characterr, erMta, and ticenoe M ptiat
bhctt:
LexiconChymicum.CumobscuriorumVef- [t61.Théboo)<was again puMbh<!dby NeatMd in
bomm,et RerumHermeticaj-un), tum Phnmutn r66o, ln a S°,pp. [t9J a~, [t b)at))<] Liber
Patacebicarum, inKriptbe)M et ationm)Chy. SecttndtM,larger
t66o: pp. [M)~.charaeteM[tt,gMM))[].
micontm.passin)occurrentiuni, ptanamexptiM- Resides these MtrcMM)mentions an edition by
tiooemcontine)! Per (Metmunt JohnMaMm Nea)<mdt t657, 8', FrMMofortiapud WeadeUnum
Chymicttm. Loadini,excudebatC. D. impenss Moewtdttt. t676, y, and thb revised Md eonected
GuMmiNeatand,apudquemprostant venalessub by Joh. Christoph Vogelsang,Ftancot et Litxiae,
SigaoCoroMe.Mv!cow!f!&v«t<ttoDuck-tane.apud Jotmnoetu HenricumEllingerum, 167%8°.
Merdttio. /.M<&w~<M
w<eM/M, t686,p.379. Lengtet Dufretnoy. ~M/<t~ de /« /'A<&<tt
n.Manget, ~<M<o<A<M~~<'t-a<«
A/«~f~MM,t73t,~?n«~M, t/~a, iit. pp. 6z, t~
1.p. )t!tM. Jacher, ~pw~t~ Gf/M-t-A- <7~. ii.
/fr<~Z~e/<&/'n~~MM&<<A<M- mt<<tMt<r. co!. t~sit.
'73*.P 77. Gmetin, CM<'<«~<&)-C&«KM'. ty<)7,i. p. 6M.
Resmer,~<««<ffAMGtM~M-oa, ty~o,
P.43'.
ftj"

JOLY (GABRtEL).
Trois Anciens Traictez de la Philosophie Naturette.
ï. Les Sept Chapites (~) dorez, ou bien les sept SceauxEgyptiens, & la
Table d'Esmeraude d'Hermes Trismegiste.
2. La Response de Messire Bernard Conte de la Marche Treuisane, à
Thomas de Boulongne, Medecin du Roy Charles huictiesme.
3. La Chrysopéede lean Aurelle Auguret, qui enseigne l'art de fairet'or.
Les deux premiers n'ont encore esté traduits en François, & le troisiesmeest
corrigé des fautes suruenuës en la precedente impression. Par Gabriel My.
A Paris, Chez Charles Hulpeau, demeurant à la ruë Dauphine à t'Escharpe
Royate, & en sa boutique sur le Pont-neuf, proche les Augustins.
M.DC.XXVI. Avec Privilege du Roi.
S'. Pp.[8]89(for8t)[):]. TbiseopywantsAngureths'
poem.
LengletDoftMnoy,~M<~fM A la /~<7c«~~~e~mM~M, t?~. iii.p. tcy.

JORDAN (JOHANNLUDW!G).
Ioannis Ludovici Jordan Gottingensis Societatis Phys. Gotting. Sodalis
Disquisitio ChemicaEvictorum Regni Animalis Ac VegetabilisEtementorum.
In Certamine Literario Civium Academiae Georgiae AugustaeDie !V. ïunii
440 /<~MA'</GË/.

JORDAN (JoHANN Lucwtc). Cc~M~

MDCCXCÏX. Pmemio A Rege M. Bntanniae Aug. Constituto A Medi-
corum Ordine Ornata.
In contemplatione natume nihit potest videri superuacuuta. PKn.
Gottingae Typis Joaon. Christian, Dietetich. No date (t?99?).
4'.
t t'p.f :v.88,
Jordan (wt.tS~) wasa physicin at Clausthal, and ehentbtty in Crett' Stharer't and Schweimer't
's
aftenward~wantea of the Mtnt and teacher o{ joamab. TheabovewMcrownedbytheGOtt!n)(e))
chemistry and smettiog in the n)ia!ngschool there.
He was thé author of p~peKon mineratogy,mining AtiMiemy.
PogMOdorfr. ~t<iF"wM~h'M~ ~<M~.
«<M<tw<«'1863,L coL ta<a. R~ Soctety. CeAt~x S~<<: fM~t,
t96ç, iti. p. ~y8.

[AnotherCopy.]

JOSEPHUS WESTPHALUS.
Set WKSTPHAUJS
(JOSBPHUS).

JOURNAL de Physique, de Chimie, et d'Histoire Naturelle.

See OBSERVATtONS
sur la Physique,etc.

v
JÜNGKEN (JOHANNHELFRtCH).
~< JUNGKEN (JOHANN HN.FRtCH).

JUGEL (JOHANN GOTTFR!ED).

Johann Gottfried Jugets hôchstnutztiches Berg- und Schmdtz-Buch, in Zwey
Theile getheilet. In dem ersten Theil wird gehandelt von der wahren
natürlichen Erzeugung derer M:nera!ien und MetaUen in denen Adern
der Erden, samt ihren besondem Eigenschaften, auch wie dieselben zu
erfinden seyn. In dem andern Theil wird gehandelt von dem schlechten
Zustande des ietzigen Berg-Wesens,ferner von der wahren natürlichen und
noch nie entdeckten Rostung, Beschickung und Schmeltzung derer Ertze,auch
von der Stein. und Kupfer-Seigerung. Nebst einem Anhange, damus zu
sehen, die Fùrtrenichkeit derer in Schlesien befindlichen edlen und sehr
reichen Gold- und Sitber-hattigenErtz GebO~en,wie nemlich dieselben zu
Hohen Landes-HenschaM. Interessen und des gantzen Landes Besten
kônten genutzet werden. Allen Liebhabern der Metallurgie zu
grossem
Nutzen, und dem edlen Bergbau zur Aufnahm und Erhebung, aus dem
Lichte der Natur, durch eigene Praxin entdecket Berlin, zu naden bey
Johann Andreas Rüdiger. 1743.
S*. Pp.[t-t~M.t89[[btank]sp!at<s.

Dicta Philosophica, oder General-Physik dieser sichtbaren Welt, von der

Generation aller Dinge, aus der wahren Prima Materia, besonders aber der
Geschôpfe im minemlischen Reich; der,.Cruturen Auf. und Untergang, wie
 /CF~ 44!

JUGEL (JOHANNGOTTMtND). C~MA'W<

auch deren Verherritchung dataus zu erkennen den Grund zu den hCchsten
Geheimnissen der Natur zu erlangen aUe geheime Wirkungen oCënherzig
zu betrachten, dafs dadurch der so tang verborgene Nutzen mit Augen zu
sehen und zu begreifen. Nach einer sechs und zwanzigjahrigen Unter-
suchung, aus tautet natMichen Erfahrungen dargestellet, von Johann
Gottfried Jugel, der geheimen Natm'wtssenscbaften Cultore. Brefslau,
ï?64. beyJohann Emst Meyer.
8*. Pp.~M~Maah:).

Johann Gottfried Jugets freyentdeckte Experimental-Chymie,oder Versuchden

Grund natütlicher Geheimnisse durch die Anatomie und Zedeguogskunst,
in dem astralischen, animaJischen, vegetabilischen und mineralischenReiche
durch systematische Grundsâtze, Lehfsatze, Beweise, GegensStze,Gegen-
beweise,Anmerkungen, Versuche, Erfahrungen und damuf folgende ScMusse,
oebst dem deuttichen Naturbegriffe der metattischen Generation, wiesolche
tag!ich in der Erde getrieben wM, durch eine lange Untersuchung,also
voNUsteUt't, dafs es ein jeder Naturforschender e!nsehen und erkennen
kann; In zweyTheile abgefasset, und zu jedermanns Nutzen und Vecgnugen
dem Drucke uberiassen. Leipzig, verlegts Johann Paul Kraufse,Buch*
hândter, 1766.
8°. Pp. fM] t.soareoo.at~]atS.aM. FMathpteee:Autho~ MhBNess, m<t
minittg«ene beiowit [~ Pp. so~M.t contafothéVorbericht of part a, andare
notnumbefed.
Kopp'stemaf!< ls thatthisis Mythingbuta treatiseon experimental
cbemistryin thecontmon
sense
ofthetena.

Goldmacher-Catechismusin Frag und Antwort, zum Nutzen und Vergnügen

aller derjenigen, welche in diesem Hospital krank damieder Megen,lehrend,
wie sie wiedet zur wahren Erkinntnifs gelangen kônnen. aufrichtigbeschrieben
von einem Liebhaber in Phihdetphia. Berlin und Leipzig, 1776, bey
Christian UMch Ringmacher.
s', Pp. viif.ao.
TtMVorberichtis signed"Der AutorChv){uMent!tt,"
whiebis obviot~ty
an aoa~MHfor"îuBe!,
Chymist."
GrQndIicheNachricht von dem wahren metallischen Saamen, oder Prima Materia
Metallorum, wie aus derselbe das gantze mineralischeReich seinen Ursprung
hat. Nach eigener Ertahrung geprüfet, durch ordentliche Würckungen der
Natur bestâtiget, und auf eine vorher noch unbekannte Art der Welt mit-
getheilet, dutch Johann Gottfried Juge!. Phitos. Cult Leipzig und
Zittau, Verlegts Johann Jacob Schops, Buchhândier. 1754.
8". Pp.[8]![a4.
KoppsaysthetewasMMtheredMonin1766. He g!vesan absttactofjuget'sviewa.

Sehr geheim gehaltene und nunmehro frey entdeckte experimentirte Kunst-

Stücke die schônsten und raresten Farben zu verferogen, ingleichendie
Vergoldung und Versilberung, sowoht kalt a!s im Feuer, auf MetaU,Glas
w

JUGEL (JOHANN GOTTfRtED). CMt~'MM~.

und Porcellain, den feinsten gelben und weissen Tombac, rare Compositionen
der Edelgesteine, Glasuren, Hob- und Stein-Vergoldung zu machen; wie
auch Anweisung,das metattische Wachsthum zu befôrdem, das Gold radica!)ter
aufzuschliefsen, unreife Edelgesteine zur Reife zu bringen, neckichte und
gëtbe BianMMMen zu feinigen, ~)ad den btassen ihr Feuer wieder.za geben
nebst vielen andem unbekannten chemischen Expenmenten, und geheimen
Naturarbeiten. Den Chemicis, Mahlem, GotdschtNieden, Lacktrem, und
andem Natur- und Kunst-Liebhabem. zum Nutzen und Vergnügen heraus-
gegeben. Mit einem voUstSndigen Registe)-. Zwey Theile. Neueste und
durcbgângtg verbesserte und vermehrte AuSage. Zittau und Leipzig, bey
Johann David SchOps, 1789.
a". Pp.M«w~3<~p.~3bHn~

Philosophische Unterredung zwischendem Fliegenden Mercurium und einem

gemeinen Schmettzer, worinnen gantz vollkommen und gründlich gezeiget
und gewiesen wird, das sonst noch nie entdeckte und zu der grossen Welt-
Oeconomie hochst benôthigte wahre und natiirttche geheime RCst- und
Scbmeltz-Wesen,alle Suchtige und subtil-Metallhaltige Ertz- und Berg-
Arten, den erforderten Umstanden nach, mit ihren dazu gehôngen Beschick-
ungen zu zeitigen und Bgiren Nebst einem voilkommenen und grürdlichen
Bericht der Natur und Creatur, wie solche nach dem irrdischen Verlauff
aller Zeiten durch den Geist ihrer Geburth wieder autgeiôset, und in ihr
erstes Wesen gelangen môgen, zu einem augenscheinlichen Beweiis in
Regnum Minerale ausgeführet, welche geheime Wahrheiten durch dem
Gmnd der Natut noch niemahls so deutlich sind erfunden und an das
Ucht gestellet worden. Wobey auch fenter mit angef<ihtet wird, wie die
itzigen Rôst- und Schmeltz- Arbeiten auf denen meisten Haupt-Gebürgen
Teutschlandes eingerichtet und getrieben werden. Zur grundtichen Erkantni~
der wahren Natur, zu Erforschung ihrer Heitnuchkeiten, und Erhebung des
edlen Bergbaues in allen Landen, durch eigene Experimente entdecket
von Johann Gottfried Jugei. Berlin, zu finden bey Johann Andréas
Rüdigem, privil. Buchhandt. 1743-
8°. Pp.[t.9ftontispteee
tnduded]!<MS4[~bhnh]. TiUeredandhtaett.

Johann Gottfried Juge!s Physica-Subterranea,oder Bewegungskraftder element-

ischen Wirkungen, die auf und in unsenn mineralischen Erdboden verrichtet
werden. Ein Opus aller seiner gefundenen geheimen Einsichten in das
dreyfache grofse Naturreich, das Unsichtbare sichtbar, und das Umbegreif-
Hche begreunch und vorstellig zu machen, welchéser nach einer 46jâhtigen
Naturfbrschung, a!s ein Freund aller Menschen, also aufrichtig mittheitet.
Berlin uad Leipzig,bey George Jacob Decker 1783.
8°. Pp.[t.-ix.]i[..xvi.ss<-

Von der Scheidung der Vier Elementen aus dem Ersten Chaos, und wie
nach deren eingepoanzten Liebe eines in dem andem anauthottich seine
 /~M-T/M%M? 44)
JUGEL(JOHANNGoTT?RtRD). C~~HM~.
WNrk<tngverrichtet, aus deren QuaUtaten so vietet~eyAu~eburten in allen
dteyen Reichen zu Tage gebtacbt werden, zuetnat, w!e die Quittta Eafteatta
solcher Wftfkuag der Mefcmriuc Vnivetsatis, als die Prima Matera aller
geschaNënenDioge, sowot in truckner ab liquider Gestalt ganz reut, lauter
und unverËbcht daraus zu erlangen sey. Allen Liebhabem n&tËrMcher
Cteheimnisse zu einem Grund ihrer Erkenntaiis geleget von Ï. G. Ï.
Einem emeigen Erfbtscher defsdbigea. Berlin, Bey Johann Andt'eas
Rüdiger. t?44.
< Pp. [)t6&M<bpitee tadtMM]348[4 Neekt Titte ted andMadh Fttf
T<)eoMphe)))t)xMich,"&y)t<M~

{AnotîMr Cbpy.J
WMMthebhmktMMa.

Johann Gottfried t))get wu bora ia '707 (eom. and not by that oi hit. But over J<M;~ho ha< a)t
pMe bi< /tbw< ~«!/<MWM«,KS~, ta tha dediett- but lost h& tMttpef,and hb crittctsm ?att thé mwe
ttoawhBMhet~hebtnhis~ttWM~. Thottgh sevete tbat he M hardty ever pMMtted to Mch an
notamtttMPttMhmhewMereatedtythe Kio~aa OMbtMst. HequotesinfuttthetittMofsomeefthe
~Ba~directot' la ty~a. After tyyt he lived in books above mwa M that the anthof may be
BetMo,Mtdon accountofbis reputed tmowtedge of jttdged of by them. but be M)MiM that he has had
~M'nbtty becamea member <~ the Rosicnfhm dtMcutty te Mtting pa~ogM short and chaMC-
Society. AN ofbis Ute had beea devoted to the tefhtie oM oîthe 'coagtttttt))of noneeMe'
n wMeh
itMMtMttitm nature, and 'ta <t)t aad thirty thty contttin. At the end he says that it Mqtwet
p!eee!he bad teeonted hh views in the Matttc- some effort to examine andestimate~ttchMt~tatUM.
BM<ie<t).MiaiMand OcMtt sciences.' Ha died in and heoMMfdemthat he hM giwe)tproof t)Mtthé
May, ty86t et &f)fa, tn bis 79th year. sc!e)tceof thé tatef RoshMeiao; was psendo.tcteaee
Kopp bas taitM some troubla with him. As a of thé most eontemptiNe Mxd.
ntte Kopp is oae of the feirest of cfitits. a placid Some of Juget't books are quoted by GmeMn,
)odg% M) unwarped and generous histoWan, and he is !oduded by Pog~eodortf.
decMmg thé me~ts ef each one by ht< own t!H<e
Fictuld, /<tt. tyo. Th. ii. p. MetMet, /n~t << f<Ma/M~ t/~o «t t8oo
Hatter, F~~&Mo &«~&. ty~a, ii. p. ~t6. t<i~/<w~«<t ?~<M'<c~«.S<~iM</& )[6e6~ pp.
Ba)tmer, B<M~<A<MC~<)MM,t~Sa, p. 319-3:12.
~a<~ «~ CMeMeA~o~AM~t C<<5M~. tySs, Semnieder,
G«<~A<< ~&)t«)~. ifB~, pp.
pp 673-
AieMng, ~<<MW<x!!<Mf<<)~j'!Mt su ~"donr.
Pcggeodotfr, ~«~M~M~t.MW&e~
~oB~phJx~.liurarfteka Haxd
~m<
~St~t <M~<~MOt<S&4'<M-2.<.)'<!r~ t7<7, !). eot. tt~~W<~ tMg, eot. t<~
<344* Ladt'apte.~M/<~M?«<
OMM~~&&~kf,
Cntdin,<Mt der Ob«~<. ~798, iL p. 934;i
~&m<M~<M.&«~!< A~K~t~, ttXt, XiV.p. 658
Facht, ~j~<~<tt <~ <~om~«t Z~<«', (by G mbe1).
t8a<~ pp. 97! gtt, 3t3,348.3S9,3~. 384. 399. KopR~«<<&A«w~
tM6,i!.pp.aM-~

JUNCKER (JoaANN).
Conspectus Fonnotarum Medicarum, Exbtbens Tabulis XVI. Tam Methodum
Rationalem,Qoam Remedtcr~m Specimina, ex Ptaxi Stabliana Pottssimum
Desumta et Thetaptae Genemti Accommodata. Auctore D. Joanne junckero,
Medicinae Pracdco Orphanotrophei Hatensis, Hatae Magdeburgicae,Litteris
et Impensis Orphanotrophe: M DCCXXIII.
4°. Pp.Mtta. TMefedttadMaeh. Vignetteof&<ower,withthe)notM:tM«
te~bor.
<p!ende«<B r.
Johann Jftaher, or Juncker, was bom at Lehn. Ptedagozy. He studied medicineat Erfmt, and
dM«, neM' G!a!en, 9} Dec.. t6y9 [93 Sept.. t6M ptaethed !n WitgBtMtein Md U<)gen, he then
(HiKoh); 3 June, t68o (E)oy); others 'Mat returned <o Halle, becfMneordtaaty physician ta
studied at S)<seet MefbMM,N)d Hatte, wheMhcc the P~dagogy and Orphanage ln t/tC, took the
was MMhef ia )[?B< axe tyo~ at the Royal. degree ofM<D. in tyt?, was <KMedptùteBor ef
444 /~CM'<?~~

JUNCKER (JOHANN). C<M<~w<

medicine in the untversity, and was subsequeattv MM.Coaspeetus herapifBgeoera~' tya; and
pronMed to be a Prussian Hofmth. Hedied a<
October. t~. hb CoMpKtMChemtiBtheotBttM.pmeUcte.' M~o.
He was & devoted adhetent of t7M. ttMdeted into German by JohiMnJeacMm
and
MYoeated bis doctrines in a Mat StaM, number of LMge.M. and tnto French by jM<)ues
academic dissertations on medicine, and he corn. t-ratMOMOenMchy,Pnns, ~y. io 6 vob. Some
of (heM passed through <wemt edttiocs.
piled a series ofworksentitled CcMpectm,' viz. They
are an-MMd in tables, a catalogue or which ts
'Conspectus ThempM6 speohtis.' 1707 -Con. given by Manget.
spect~Me<tidne.'t7t8; 'CoMpectusQtintfgi~ ,>
,MM)ge<,&<M'~<t~<W.~«at~!t<M. 1131. Flied Carl Gûmob HitiMMag. ~~<M~.
t. pp. ]ao[v..NO(vMi. A/< ~M~MCA ~tMm~ <Mt~<&)!
StoCe. ~<~M«~t~ ~-f~M der ~M~.fM<j< ~<r /'<rj~<t «~&A? <&Ht t8. /<tA<'A«<<<~<
~<tA~ t7M. p. 796. Ff~~ j<
Lenglet Dutrcsnoy, ~uM~ Leiptig. tym, m. ii. p. t~.
/'A< Gmelin,GNiaKo!~< <~n~. ji.pp.
~t~~M!. t~. ).{. p. 193. 36<t6~9,Mt, 6<o.
MMthMe, C<"<M<!w~jMir<<t~H<M ~~M. ht<&, A~o~ttW ~MW~<t Z.Mt<«f.
~M, t76t. p. 556.
Portal. At~oMf ~fMM <&la CA~~M~, ~7: ~9,396.
Meu<ef.~MAa* <&ff<tArt?so~M tCeo~.
'77~. iv. p. sy9.
8. ~~«M ~«~~«
Hatter, ~a ~f~i'~&t-. t9< pp.
~M<M<M, t ~t. i. p. 43<; bis
t~Ta,u. 9g& 34<~t? (Me tetetanees).
Hatter. AM~~a CA<«., F&< t/«~M~</&, tSt8, )(<!).p. tM; no
t~. ii. pp. 58. date, xxi. &330.
Hatter. ~/M<4<M ~xe<<Wt~a,tT~. ii. p. aas. ~«!r~ ~~t~. Paris, Paadteuc)«, (t8M.
Hatter. ~<, !'S).v. 379HiMefhts worhs).
~r~~M ~t~)i. DefMntem jD~<WM~~ AM~M <&la ~<&.
f~. t836.tft. t. p. 988 (UstofhhwotM.
Noy. /)~'o<M<!t'~ ~~<~<M <&la .<t~< & Thithye, ~«i~
'77°, M. p.&t4(refers to another Johann Juncker. p. Bayle
199-
A~ )[6M,iL
at least 6(ty y~fs earlier, who wrote a poetical ~M./&B«~<t~~ C<~nt&, tMt, xxviL <w~
pamphrasecfHippoct'ates' Aphcrisms,Erfmt.tôM.
11., and C<mt~t.M
Cora iora ~«Jh~M
MetAodus/Aw~t«/Ma,
tksrraflsuüca, !&
Ib. ~M A«/~ ~<jp-<
e tM)[, xiv. fp.
~(byHiKch).
Baumer. &M< C~)<«<t,tySa, p. 36. HM<er.G~A.~ der ~M~. tMt. U. p. sy.
Adelung, ~M'w&atM' .<«. /a~~ BtUings,/<K<Ca<f~.}~, tM6, tii.p.3oa:aSd
allgrmeidén C~jt~~Z~M~, tTS?, i:. eoL 93~?- series, t~, fi:f. p. Ma.

Élémens de Chymie, traduits avec des notes. t?<7.

Set DEMACHY (JACQUES
FRANÇOtS).

JUNGKEN (JOHANN HELFRtCa).

Joh~ HeMHciJungken, M.D. Physici Francofuttensis Chymia Experimentalis.
Sive, Naturalis Philosophia Mechanica ubi Prior Pars Generostomm
Remediorum fabricam ex Triplici Regno cum omnibus manipulationibus,
fideliter exhibet. Pars Attera eâdem Medicamenta,inter alia, ad
quoscunque
morbos generaliter adaptare docet. Adjectis Monitis Medicis ASectas
Puerorum concementibus. Nec non Experimentis Rerum Naturalium
Principia, Commentarii loco, illustrantibus. Editio Prioribus longe auctior.
Francofurti ad Mcenum, Apud Johannem Maximilianum à Sande, Anno
MDCŒ
MM [8. a]. Titleblackandred. EnpavedtMeindaded
~.M~ tmptr~ct,
in thé popMOoa. pp.~83.6Mmout

Corpus Pharmaceutico-Chym!co~Med!cum,sive Concordantia Pharmaceuti-

corum Compositorum Discordans; Modernis Medicinae Practicis dicata.
Quippe in ea invenierrt tantum non omnia notissimorum Dispensatoriorum,
tam Veterum nunc minus consueta, quam & Recentiorum hodierno die
magis usualia Composita, juxta morborum seriem ita disposita, ut uberrima
inde pateat & in promptu sit Materia Medica cajusvis genio nata; Notis
 /M~M~y 44$

JUNGKEN (JOHANN HELFRtCH). Cc~'N~.

ad mentem C!anssitnon!m Virorum hinc inde breviter iU)MtMta,studio &
opera Johannis Helfrici Jungket),Physici Francofurtensis, AcademictCudosi,
dicti ApoHonti. Cum Gratia & Privilegio SacceeCœs. Majest. & Sereniss.
Etect. Saxon!e. Fmncofuttt ad Moenum, Sumptibus Fridcnc) Knochii,
B:bUop. Anno M DC XCVII.
incMtd)744: 7M, Index[3~a]. Tittered andb)nek.
4*. Fp.[t6 C~nt~piece
VignettewtththéMOttOSpe:SotaDeus.

Jobannis HdMc! Jungkon, Physici Francofurtensis, Lexicon Chytnico-PhanBa-

ceuticum, in Duas Partes distinctum, ubi Pars Prior continet selectos
Ptocessus Chymicos potissimom hactenus magis usuales & originaliter &
Medicorum,non vero PhMmMcpot&m<nLabomtoriis prodeant<s, Pars AtteM
exhtbet Composita Pharmacentico-Gatenica, tam hactenus usualia, quàm
alia bis subordinatc, & correctiora dicta. Editio Tettia, Nov!ta6bus
nonnullis aucttOt reddita, & quidem cum Pnefamine, de Contractioribus
PhanNacopotiis,juxta moderne rei Med!cs6statum, rite instituendis, atque
Medicorum non tantum privatam Medicamentorum Chymicorum elabora.
tionem,sed & Dispensationem,à Pharmacopolis hinc inde acriter impugnatam,
concernente &c. Nonmbe~iB, Apud johannem Friderîcum Radigemm,
M
Anno DCC XXIX.
8*. Pp.[46]a?; [tg]: Ms [39.3 Naa)~ TtHeredMd b!aet.ptintedattOM
twopages.
Of the~.t/OMût)'m~«fM<!f<tf<~<'M~ Etcyquotesed!tions NoriMbet~e,
t7a$,t7i6.
*y*
Jungken, ofttagttn, or Juncken, or Junhen. hospM. and Cnatty 'Phy~ietM Ordinarits.' He
wM bon) M Dec., !6<t9. at Cetden). in MMse, also actedas pt!vate and etmnphysician to a at)"n*
studied at MatptM~and Heidetbefgaad graduated ber of thé xigning nobiMty. He wastecetvedas a
in tnedictae at the latter place in !6yt. He member of thé Academia NatMM*Curiosomn).t~
went to Swittert&nd,and in t6ysw<t5oppointed Feb., t6!)6. He died at FranMurt JM., !7e6.
court physician to the Duke of Birkeatëtd. to Otheredmoas of theprecedtns wett Chymiaex-
to/y he left on actOMt of thé war and became ptnmeotfttis curiosa. t68t, 8*, pp. [MJ698, with an
phy~cian of Count Witf~Mtdn. He teft for engmted titte and a pbte ofappafatm, t6M. i70t:
FfMttfurt ln t6!o and tmvelled with Count Lexicon PtxMmMeMMUm. t6~e, S' Corpus Phar.a
von Hohentoh the Imperial Ambassador. He mMeMtieo'Chymteo.MedtOtM Uniwer$ate,i/ï!,
next spent three yeafs in Speyer. and after. vob. foL t73*. M.. and he wmtesome wortMon
wards :ett!ed ai FtenhûM in tc8o. where he medicineand notes on Agticota's ComtnenMrie:on
became physidan to the garrison, tben to the PopphN.
Mercklin, ~.M<&«~xf ~Mt~Mt/w,1686,p. 6ot. HaXtr, ~t/M<t<M Ct~~tf~&s. 1774.i. p. 506.
Conritg, /N Mttw~o«t ~<M M!M«'<!m HaUet.&~<t~5<f<t~«~M' ~ot, t777. ii.
/<t/c, t68y.Add. xi. §6. p. 387. p. 448 J77$, iii. p. 496.
Manget, ~/&~<M &<~«« /M'~«'<~iMa, Ëtoy. /)/~MM<t<M'M' A«<<«< ff< la ~MN'Wt.
t73~, n. ). p~ XNHV. (with reviewsfrom the Acta ~778,M.p. 6e6.
~M). Bauteer. Ft~MM~aM CtM*«'<t,tySt, pp. gt.ga.
Stolle, ~<M&~«~<~ ~')/<~<«&r ~<~«M<~o< Gme)in,Ge)aM<< ~f CAoMtf.1798,ti. pp. a~a,
G<At~M/, iMt, pp. ;t66, 367,736.
Kestner, ~<MrM~M C</<«-Z<.tMM, t~o, la33.I6o,
Fuch~ 311.
~hT&wtWM <&f~OMM~" /.<7&n:Af,
385'186.781. Litttratur,
P- 437' Il'' J. 1806.06.pp. t<6. t85.
1 D.
Leagtet DufFMnoy, ~MiM~ <&la /a<~& ~<!po~ ~~<!&, Pad!. Paackoncke, (t6M-
~if/-M~ t/~s, t. pp. 4t7,4Ss iii. pp. 7. toe, ~et p. gM.
t)Me!mert< ~Mt<"<w<t<~~<M<M <<<& ~'<<f.
J!Scher, <<<M«<<t<t<?</<~<M.~n'«M, ty~, il. ~M. !836. U!. i. p. M3.
coi. aoM~ Bayte &Thithye, ~«jp-~M ~~«-a~. t8M.
BOchner.
~~<&M<~ ~Ve/tf~ C«~-«w~M p. 4~7. n.L. ,,¡,A' !88t. xiv. p.
~<~en'o, !73S,p. ~Sa,No. 9:0. ~<'««'<~ ~«/<f~ .B«g< 8:.
Portal. ~M«~ ~o<ta/<Mt)'<~<&/<tChirurgie. ya6 (by Strxdter).
1710,iv. p. 14 BittmM,/)M&a;.Ce<t!~t«,t886, vit. p. g)~
Haller, F/~&~<M~/<ta«'< 1771,i. p. 697. HirKa. ~~nt~At~A« Z~fMoM<~ «tre~a*
tMtetf, M~~A<f<t ~M<M««ra,t77<, i. p. 763. ~~< ~M'/f, t<s6, iii. p. 4~! (by Stricker).
44" JURAIN

JURAIN (AM-AM).
Abtala Junno KM! Jacob Juran Hy!e und Coahyl Aus dem ~Ethiopischen
ins LateMsche, und aas dem Lataîntschen in das teutsche translatiret.und
Mbo-gesetzet durch D. Johann Elias Muller, PhyHco.Magtco-Medtco
ptaeticum. Hamburg, M DCC XXXIL
8°. Pp.
8°. Pp.M'03 [tbtnntt.] Th
M'03 [tbtnntt.] Thetitte.papsettMtobeacMee).
.e_ ,w..
tn the address to the Mader the edtter of this &<«M~W der ~M
tract says bis name was de CaMhier, and that he /<?- dïe ~h~ A~t~~
M.M~~«~ CAO)~, <~ tt.Dp. 9!
was 6t yeMs of age. Thé author, Abtala Jurnin mottMf work by this same author: CM ÂMb~
te)t<(p. t~) of his p~entMe, his <t!s<Mvetyof the AbdatJah Jamin VMtMd&mhoder Goldkunst tm
Mae and of the Soeiety of" Wfttckadamisten" to <HMC<tthenStetne, and adds ttat it was wriMea
whichhe belonged, and howhe WMmade chief of tn goM tetteM upon parchment aad belonged to
aM the philosopbets in EtMopia. MaMer, who ttnArabian henntt, who set the gre~test store by tt.
MpeaMM the tnMNtatw,wroteoneor two boota. The editor. howwet, would not goMaMee tM
&< MUU.M(J. E.). aMhentMty.
LadtapM quotes <iromF. J. W. SehrMer's ~Vt~t
GmeUn,G~A«A~<&~ût<M~, <?~. i:i. p. 9~. Ladtegne.~Me~~t~Oot.e~Nt~M~t~
<</<),No. tg~.
 AT.
(C.<4.)-Jtr.(F. Z..D.) 441

K. (C. A.).
Die aUgemeineoOeconomischea Maximen, wie sich solche aus dem B~riHe
der Oeconomic herleiten und bey einer jeden Oeconom!e Mht ~tzMch
gebm~che<r!a<:sen,nebst einem Beweise, dats dieselben in denen Mvat-
Oeconomien, da man sich der Natur und Kunst bedienet und welche
uns dergleichen Sachen gewehtett, die das meiste Ge!d ins Land btiogen,
sonderlich durch die Mathematik, Physick und Chymie erhalten werden,
Mttd:ch vorgestellet von C. A. K. Halle im Magdeburgischen,ï~8.
Zu finden in der Rengerischen Buchhandtung.
0a*. irp.
Pp.[M]tt6.
[M]tt6.
This b ttatty a treatise on économies, but in the diMoveries made to the'aOMMof
everydayM<~
ch&p.iit. the author points eut the pmcticat and tt is tn fact an early adv of the pntcHeaJ
etMomic advantages of the study of mathematics. importance of thé atudy of pbyjcat scttMe, and i<
phy~iM,and chemistry.and gives e)[Mtptt! of the the)'efMreofspedattMMes«Hth)!thBe(t$M).
profitable rosultsfollowiagfrom thé applicationof

K.(c. F
See CRASSKLLAME (MARCO
ASTONtO).

K. (D. D.).
~M DKSTt~UR'KUNST, t/S~.

K. (E. L. D.).
Der Tnump~Wagen des Vitriol oder Natur und kunstmS&tge
Beschteibtmg
von der Genemtion, uad Wundern dieses grofsen Subjects der Alchymie
einem jeden eifrigen Forscher und Sucher dieser edlen KtUMtzum Nutzen
au~efQhret von E. L. D. K. Ff&nMatt und Leipzig, ~770. bey Johann
Georg Fleischer.
ir. Pp.79.
8*. pp.7z
P.49. R'~i'~Baco T~ctatvon(terTinctwundOeM des ViMob
<MSdem Ent:)iseh«t Qbetsemwa E. L. &.
MsdemEnRtiseheaQbetseMwaE.L.&.K.
Thetit!eceMaMytem!ndsoneof !!MnVedeM:n<9 other MtatMMeswhichare of imefest, hModeaMy,
CttwM~?W«< ~m<M<A The book eoo. from their empMcat ehMtcter.
MiMa numberof expettments on green witnotand
~~<w~Gt~«~<&r~Mt<t~<~<Mt<,t78s, Kopp~ ~<ctew~, t886t ih p. 999.
p.6/4. LadtafpM.~M/t~A~M 0«tw<&<Mt<«~«~~t.
CM~MeA<<
Sehmieder, <&r~</<t«~, ïege, p. ~s. tayo. No. !4M.

[Another Copy.]

[Ano~er – –f/-J
Copy.]
~MtMta «~ ~~M ~~Mt*~t-t~~
WMMp~ 47~" containie~ ~~––~ OL~
Ro~ B~on's tmct co thé Thxmre and Oit ef VMct
 44< ~r. (G. A.)-KALID

K. (G. A.).
Su MAtEU(MiCHAKL),
ChymischesCabinet, (708.

K. (J. D.).
Die durch seltsame Einbildung nnd Betriegerey Schaden bringende Atchy-
misten-Gesellschafft, nach ihren gewShnUch Merckmah!en und Eigen-
schafften, wetche sie von sich spühren lassen, nebst Anführung einiger
Discurse, was von der Alchymie zu halten, wie auch Erzehlung etUcher
untuchtigeo Processe: Worbey auch viele in Conversation gebraucMiche
hôftliche Reden, und unterschiedliche Etgôtztigkeiten zubefinden, in einen
nützlichen Lust-Spiele vorgestellet von J. D. K. Franckfurhtund Leipzig,
Heinrich Zichler, t~oo [Pt~o~].
Pp. [''j! ~ontispieceinduded]My[ï MMM Titteredaad bhdh Tbe
tast nneis parnauy
tMthneMpattMycutoft eut on. Thept~~ecbdated:Nofahatuendënty.Dec.t<9~.
tue preMcc MmtM:u ~tornnauaen ttenty. uec. to~.
This is a ptay inwhich the a)ch<!misMof the time (Abhandiungen der philolog. hbMr. CtMse der
are nd)cu!ed, the author, ln bis preface, being Kün. SHehs. Gtse)). der WiMetMchtften,Leiptig.
CMefutto dMnguisb their pursuit from chemistry. 1884. p. ~).
It is mentioned by Gmetin, t~«-~< < CA~nf, There was a French comedy, io 3 ttcts, not
t798,!i. p. 993. and Kopp quotes it from him in mentioned by Koppt a &wtears eM-!ierthan the
his note upon "Atchemy on the Stage" (Die présent .S<~&«~ <~ & /'M'rw /%</Mf~h!~
~&~<m~, t886, i. p. as8). Kopp abf refers to an <M~~«M, Amsterdam, t<$s. PP. ["J 7-'e8
artMe on Christisn Reuter by Friedrich Zarncke, [4 list of ncw beotts], with 3 illustrations and a
whoshows that the sa!d Reuter was not the author fMnthpiece.

KALID BEN JAZICHI.

Liber Secretorum Atchemiœ.
~M ALCHEMIA, t$4t, p. 338.
See GRATAROLO (o.), Vera Atchemxe doctrina, <s6t, i. p. 233.
~M ARTts AURtFER~s volumina, t6to, i. p. 208.
~f~ MANGET(J. J.), Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa, t~oz, H.p. t83.
See ARNALDUS de Villa Nova, Chymische Schr:<Ren, 1748,p. 273 (in Gennan).
Buch der Geheitnnus$.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtLtP), Turba Philosophorum, !6t3, i. p. 274.
See MORGENSTERN (PHtUP), Turba Philosophorum, ty~o, i. p. 33$.
Secreta AtchymMe.
See SALMON(WILLIAM),Medicina Practica,
<tt:U<-< t69t,
") P. 284.
p.
Of .6in
!1P this .r.writer 1A.
Maier says .l.v
that 4.he was a con. ates: Liber n_Secretorum Régis
n_ r.r. nw.
Catid. aMi larichi
summateartist in chemistry, and repeats, what the s!ue tapidis Phitosophici secreta teeretotam ad.
book itsetf tells tN, that it was tramtated from miranda, ex Hebneo primum in Ambicun!,
Hebrew into Antbic and then into Latin. He et demum in Latinum ttaducta FfMeofurti.
farther commends him for his révérence and Sumptibus ac Typis JoMnis Briageri, !6<& in
prudence in treating the art as a divine revelation 8 [pp. [t-8] $.38 [<, t ManM & Nonmbefg. cum
oniy to those worthy of it. RonrichhMdescribes Gebro (which is probably !he )t«t or thé tM;
the tract as of deep and Mdden meaning. to which edition above) and'Calid Masi RMis, atii taMH~r
if you bring no illuminationyon wi)t carry from it vel Azichii liber secretorumA)chen)t!ein Theatro
none away. Chemico. ex aliis dicitur,filius lsid, & tsidori, vêt
Schmieder calls the author a Jcw, but gives no Seid, corrupto aotnine,' and he farther atthbutes
authority for his statement that the Arabie manu- to him the Liber Trium Verborum' wMch pMsea
-icript came to NOmberf:about isoo. There is under thé name of Kalid Rachaidibi. Bore! bas
no notice of his iife; he is not mentioned by made a slip in Mtyingthat the Liber Secretorum
Gmetin and Kopp. and the Hebraic oriRin of thé AithemttB'b in the Mti~tMt C~<!t<!c«t«.
book lacks confirmation. His name appears io He has been confusedwith Kalid ben !etid, and
various forms: Nazari ca))s him filius Azichi with Ka)id Rach&idibi,M is done by Manget.
iudei.' Bond, in consequenceof some misprint or The nnt edition of thé 'Liber Secretorum
other accident, bas made two persons eut of one Atchemiee' seems to be that of tM!, above. ït
and bas got into générât confution. He enumer. was reprinted in the t~; edition of that collection
 ~4Z/Z< ~9

KALID BEN JAZICHI. C~A'w~.

whkb apneofredunder thé t!Me <<M<-w~ C~ toy and :n thé rephot, PMb,ï6t9, pp. 6~.t<~
X' < /M~ pp. 974. and there i
)Mto Ënf:)ish, and puMhhed with R. Bacon&nd
tM thé t6t; adition above MenttMed. !t was 1Hortutanus, London, tsw. pp. e8-S3.in wh!eh he
translated into French Md pubtished a)oM with i styled both CaM and Ga)M; tMichand tafieh.
li
R. Bacon, Hortulanus, &c.. Lyon, tss?.
pp. y.
Naznri. ~<M<!<iKBt<- NM~/tM mp~ tre, BoffichiM. C~«~ &~Mww~ Ot<M.~tt<M.
'M9.p.'37. '~7. p. '3. No. xvii!. p. ag, No. xxx).
Rxsrardlrx.ta =6:y, p. 7i. MMget,~tM<t)<~ceScM!~M<aJMf<N(W~M,tM)t,
Horeil;iblrot~rcaChimtca, :6~5q,p. 54- )!. p. 5.
(~±~ SchntMef.
Ce<at&~ <&f~M«M<e, t6M,p. K4.
(caUshim 6tius Jarlebl). Ladrague.F~'e/tMMf <7««!tMf<ï~<~<M,
tSjro, Nos. 684~87.
tSjro. Nos. 684~87.
KALID BEN JESID.
Entretien d<t Roi Catid et du PMtosophe Morien sur la Magistere d'Hermès.
MCHEBOURG 0. M. p.), Bibliothèque des PhilosophesChimiques,t74o, H.
p. 56.
~M m~m&NUo.
*~cc MORtENUS.
ln the year 683, Cfdiph Jestd. KatM's father, of and Stephanus thé elder traMtated for
dted.andMoaouyab Il., Kalid's brother. succeededt hintEgypt,Gteek books into Arable. He died in yba
but hved only for a few months. Ka):d being aeeording to Hammer.PmgstaM, in ?o~ accotdieg
yo~t!. between t$ and zo years of age, Merouan to ibn KhaJtikan. fottowed by Lee!efc, bot in 708
wasmadeCatiph, on condition that Kalid sbould acconiing M T~griberdi in bis Egyptian histoty,
benext.but instead of that he appointed his own quoted by Hammer.PotBsteM.
son. Abd~.MaUtt. to succeed him. He had Thé alchemical writings ascribed to Katid in the
marriedKa)td mother on hh accession,but )Md Fihrist (noth century) ère book of thé !ea<,the
<HM)ethé bhoder of calling him ittegitin~te. great book of the tmf, the HMte the book of
WhM thb was tepeated by Katid to his mother, heats the book of admonition to his fitther Je~d
she wasso tnfunated that she other had MeroMn about the art of tUchemy Hadji Khatfa adds the
removed by poison or by suffocation in pillows book of compassion in four sections t* of thé
wh)tehcwas asteep. Ka) thereupon gave up the knowtedM of thé philosophers' stone (otbers
succession,and spent the )att twenty years Ny
histhe troubles), !!°, of weigot!, 3*,of the method of
life in the encouragementof wisc and icarnedoftnen prepaKttion, of thé of thé stone.
and mthe pro~ecuuonof the sciences, especially of There is abo 4*, propertie!!
a poem the ParadiM of Wisdom
aichemy. He was the most teamed not onty of the a book on the secrets of atchemy. and bis coa-
On)t))hdesbut of the whote Koreisch stock. His vefMtiooswithMarianos. Leclerc
tcncberwasthe Greek monk and adept Morianos not only this last but atso the Liber ass!gns to him
Secretontm
(MoneaM?) he gatherod about him all the Sagess and the Liber trium verhorum.
NasMri.Della //o))H~/t'<w M~a//«-e j<t ire, t966, i. p. ~o(authorof thé'Liber Secretonxn
*599.,PP-'37. '4'-1. and Liber tnum votbomn) ').
Maier,SyMMo ~M~'<rMN! t6t7. p. 3;t. !b« Khattikan, BK!$M~t'M/ C<t<«Maf)',edited
Bote),~A'&x~ Ob'm~. ~654.p. M. by Baron M'Gackin de Slane, t8~3, i. ta~l, p.
Boniehios.c'M ~c~/o~M <~t<M.
Scripto~rma 461.
tëûy, p. M, No. xvti. Kopp, (~'<fAK~&~C4<mM. t&(4, ii. p. teg.
LengtetDutresnoy. ~M/M~- de la ~< v. Hatnmer, 2.</f~/M~!M~<M~<&7' <<t~/f,
~M. tM. i pp. 86~)9,466; !ii. p. tgo. Wien, t6st, Erste Abtheitang, Zweiter Band, pp.
Schmieder, G'jfAtf-~ der ~~< 183~. pp. t8s.too.
t04, Kt. Figuier, ~'<4/<fj4<mK! et ~&A«x<t&f, 18~6.
Hadji Kha))a. Z~~rMOs~~a~a~A~M et M<y<c- pp. t~, t6.
~M&'c«w,ed.FtSge). tSgs-tSsS, iii. n. fl7; :ii. p. Ibn Khaldun, ~<MM~a, éd. M'G. de Shme,
~9% No. 7tt4; iv. p. ~3. No. aot6! v. pp. 87, part iii. p. <03 in ~MfM « Extraits des ))M««-
:8o. Nu. tM33; vi. p. M. No. M6o8 (Hecâ)et K~t <&la Bt~o~M /M~AM~, Parb,
MatyanM, thé book of ttte monk Marianos and tMS.xxi. p. aoo).
KhaJMBm VeïM coneemïng atchemy). ~?~)-M/. éd. Gustav FNget, Leipzig,
WtbtenMd. Cet<r<t<e der ~~M~ct ~<~&- t87t.ya, Il. too. Note! et, aa.
und /M!f~< Gottineen, t84o, p. No. t7. <&la A/M~xe /<M! tSTO.i.
Lee)erc,~~t~
Hoefer, /f~<M~ a!r ~MM-. t&t~ o, C p. 33~; p. 64.

KALID RACHAIDIBI.
Liber Ttium Verborum.
&< ARTISAURtFBR/E votum!na, !6to, i. p. 226.
See THEATRUMCHEMICUM, i66o, V. p. t86.
CtN~CEUMCHtMtCUM,1679,p. $73.
GEBER,Summa Per~ctionis, 1682, p. 93$.
&<' MANûET(J. J.), BiMiotheca Chemica Curiosa, tyoî, ii. p. 189.
&<'AttMALDUS de Villa Nova,t, Chymische
Chymische SchnRten, t.
SchnRten, t~S, p. 321.
2F
4So A~ATD-ST~zz

KALID RACHAIDIBI. C~~Mc~.

Buch der drey WOrter.
See MORG\:NSTERK (PHtHf), Turba Philosophorum, 1613,i. p. 30! 175o,i. p. 367.
See GKBER,Chymische Schriften, !7;<,p.2g6.
See GEBER,
See Commentaria über
GEBER,Commentaria über Geber!
Gebers Werke, t79:, p. 27~.
The astxiption of the Liber trium vcrborum to
Kalid, or Kallid, or Kanid Rachaidibi, or Calid pnnceps of Gebet's worh!. h there oecopies
capttub. hxxxii.-txMxh., and ft is to he obtenied
Rachtadabi actordiag to Namri, is based upon the that Ka!id's name isnot mentionedas theauthM*:
statement at the end of the printed éditions. Con. This was not done titt MMeMM Sitber printed at
cem!ng the author Schmieder remarks that he was Rome the revised edition of this volume ttorn a
an Arabie alchemist who lived about ttoo. and was
often confused with Kalid ben te~id. There copy iu the Vatican Library. Silber's edition is
undated, but it b pnor te tteo. la it not only is
appears to be no Arabie manuscript fortheoming, the name of Katidiatroduced, but there are some
but one mayexist, though it may not be mentioned additions to the text which presumably were takea
in the catalogues. Thé Latin translation was nrst from manuscript soufces.
printed in the Art ~M~a. Base), tsye. then in tn this volume KaHd'stract occupies SiEs. t M
the /<hw'~M. in ManRet's F<M<A<-<?, in the ~/o to x t ~~o. Silber'sedition was
Dan:M 1682 edition of Oeber. and in Gemmn in Petrus Schoeffer, Venetih. 1~9. and reprinted
thé tmctby &
Roth-SehoXz't translation of Geber.' Schmieder contained in <F.106versoto tto Mrw.
infers from this that the original was to be sou~ht The DaMig t68a edition is a reprint of these, and
for in Base). But there he is wrong, for the tmct the German translation is madefrom them.
bad been printed in tta!y a hondred years before, What ctedence to be attached to the date tMO,
sometime between 1470 and t4So. in the editio am unable to say.
Natati, /)~/<t tramulatime ot~Ma j<iMf Manget, ~Mf~R! &~<<M ~MtOt~o;,
'!99, P. (He adds the tit)e of the first t7<t. I. il. p. s ((bUowsMercBin).
chapter. 'De qaantate tapidis.' as if :t were a Retutd.~b~ tysg. th. t. p. 9S('Mt
dtstmct tract, and bas thereby mis)ed Bore).) <brbeginners').
Borel, ~W/c~M C~a. ï6$4. p. M. Schmieder C~ <&~ ~/<~Mt~. t939, p. to-
Mercklin, /.<a</«~ ~a<w< t686, M? H~r. C~.<. t649. r fp. M ¡
(ascribes thé 'Liber trium verborum' to p.'Ka))d t866, p. 3S~
nMosJar!chi'). Ladfague.F<W<MO<!w<<.)!
ja~o. Nos. M8-6o~
KALLID.
See KALID.

KANIS or KANID.
See KALID RACHAIDIBI.

KARDILUK (JOHANN HtSKtAS).

See CARDtLUCtUS (JOHANN HtSKtAS).

KASTELL (C. V. V.).

C. V. V. Kastells Adeptus Realis. das ist kürtzliche Zuschrifft an alle
respective Hochgeneigte Liebhaber der wahren und reellen Alchymie,
bestehende
(i) In einer treuhertz:gen Warnung vor allerhand betrüglichen Metall.
und Mineral- auch Special. und Particular- Processen.
(2) Einem gründlichen Beweifs, dafs nicht nur ehemahls eine Gold-
hervorbringende Wunder-materia, oder so genanter Stein der Weisen
warha<Ttigund gewifsgewesen, sondem auch zu dato noch bey verschiedenen
Menschen gefunden, und durch Gôttliche Beyh<iISë wOrckMch bereitet
werden konne.
(3) Einer aufrichtigen Gestândnufs obigen Autoris, dass Er durch
Gôtttiche Gnade solches Geheimniifs nicht nur besitze, sondern auch
resolviret sey, einigen redlichen Patrioten solches oculariterzu demonstriro
 M.s'?~.M-A's/z

KASTELL (C. V. V.). C~'w~.

und zu eMBheo. zum andern amh! &u%et~t.
Leipzig su 6oden in
GroschuNs BuchMen, t?!6.
y. Pi M
8*. Pp.M
!a the British Maseum them is a tract eaHed what ftom the abow. AgaiMt tt was witten
<<<?<<< containing pte&ee, and
!nde)[on!y, and dated ~ts. titte-page.
Thé name of Kastett /t~M~<M,
bo<h
tMt, ~.M). Kopp mentions
does net appear on it, and the title Mties some. Adeptus FatttMs' and 'AdeptM ttM'ptus'
byWegeno-, but oot thé pr~M tract.

KEIL (CHMSTOPH HEtNR!CH).

Compendiôses doch vollkommenes Anatomisches Handbüchlein, dadnnen alle
und jedc Theile des MenscMichen Leibes in naturticher Ordnung denen
Antangem der Chirurgie vorgelegt und so deutlich beschrieben werden,
da& sie auch~ so garohnë Figuren und Kupffer zu erkennen und
zu finden. Mit grossen Fleifs colligiret und zusammen
getragen, von
Christophoro Heinzico Keil, Phit. & Med. Doet. wie auch Physico
Ordinario der Stadt nnd (w) Sechs Aemter Wunsiedel. Leipzig und
Ho~ Verlegts Johann Christian Martini, t~o. (ï)
8*. Pp.[8,&<Mbp)et9!ncMed]][~. Register
[ty]. TMeredMdMadt.
CompendtOses doch vollkommenes ChinMgisches HandbucMcin, darinnen
enthalten, wie alle lehrbegierige Chirurgi sich in atten und jeden Verwund-
ungen, Schaden und Opefationûn des menschlichen Leibes verhalten, und
denenselben mit dienlichen Mitteln, geschickten HandgriSen, bequemen
Instrumenten, und guten Bandagen heilsamlich begegnen sollen. Alles
aufs kürtzeste und deutlichste, auch auf die neueste und beste Art vor
Augen gestellet, von Christophoro Heinrico Keil, PM. et Med Doct. wie
auch Phys. Ordinario der Stadt und sechs Aemter Wunsiedel.
Leipzig
und Hof, Verlegts Johann Christian Martini, tygo. (:)
tnctuded]3s& Register,etc. [ty, t Namk).T:t)ered
Pp.[8. fit)M!spiece
andblack.
)[M5.ii. p. 3<~)
quotes didnotknowthe6Mt. Heea)b!<a t<NM
book<br
autM~ (~ CM~~M.
edition
6 of Leipzig, t?47.tte si«h, bMMMhe b~i.nets bya phystciM ofW6t)iiedd
Compendioses doch vollkommenes Medicinisch-Chymisches Handbüchlein,
nach der Ordnung des Alphabeths vérfasset, worinnen aUe drey Reiche
Vegetabite, Minerale & Animale und folglich die gantze Materia Medica
mit enthalten, nebst denen daraus verfertigten ubiichsten und aothigsten
Productis samt deren Nutzen und Gebmuch allen Anfanger der Medicin
zum besten entworffen von Christophoro Heinrico Keil, Phil. & Med. wie
auch Physico Ordinario der Stadt und Sechs Aemter Wunsiedel. Leipzig,
1734. Verlegts Johann Christian Martini, BuchhaMUerin der Grimmischen
Gasse.
S*. Pp.~6.fMntbpieM!octade<t]a79[es!. TiHetedMdNaett.
Compendiôses doch vollkommenes Medicinisch-Chymisches Handbuchlein,
nach der Ordnung des Alphabeths verfasset, worinnen alle drey Reiche
VegetabUe, Minerale & Animale und folglich die gantée Materia Medica
mit enthalten, nebst denen daraus verfertigten üblichsten und nôthigsten
4~ KEIL

KEIL (CHRISTOPH HEtNRtCH). C~M~

Productis samt deren Nutzen und Gebrauch aUen
Anfangern der Medicin
zum besten entworSen von Christophoro Heinrico Keit, Ph: & Med. Doct.
wie auch Phys. Ordin. der Stadt und Sechs Aemter Wunsiedel. Die
vierte und verbesserte Aunage. Leipzig, ~42. VerlegtsJohann Christian
Martini, Buchhândler in der Grimmischen Strasse.
and~
andbiftek. ï"[~ 'nt'ered

doch vollkommenes Medicinisch.Chymisches HandbttcMein,

Compendioses
nach der Ordnung des Alphabets vet&sset, worinnen alle
drey Reiche
Vegetabile, Minerale & Animale und folglich die gantze Materia Medica
mit enthalten, nebst denen daraus verfertigten UbUchsten und
nôthigsten
Productis, samt deren Nutzen und Gebrauch. Allen Anfângern der
Medicin zum besten entworffen von Christophoro Heinrico Kei!, Phil. &
Med. Doct. wie auch Phys. Ordin. der Stadt und Sechs Aemter Wunsiedel.
Die Sechste und verbesserte Aunage. Mit Konig!. Poh!n. und Churfarstt.
Sachs. allergn. Privilegio. Leipzig, ~48. Verlegts Johann Christian
Martini, Buchhandter in der Grimmischen Strasse.
and~ct~
andblack. ~~<~M- Titlered

doch voUkommenes Phitosophisches Hand-Buchtein, das ist

Compendiôses
Philosophische Grund-Satze zur Universal-Tinctur auf Menschen und
Metallen, womit alle wahre Philosophi so von der Welt bis hieher gewesen
sind, übereinstimmen, Ats welches der wahre Grund alle Philosophische
Bücher gründlich zu verstehen, und die hochste Medicin zu machen. Mit
grofsen Fleifs zusammen getragen,-von Christophoro Heinrico Keil, Phil. &
Med. Doct. wie auch Phys. Ordinario der Stadt und sechs Aemter
Wunsiedel. Leipzig und Ho(; Verlegts Johann Gottlieb Vierling. Anno
i?36.
06. Pp.t76,frontispieeeinduded.
<* Pp. x76,frontispiece
ineluded.Iltle
TMetedtmdNtdt.
redandbluk.
ThisistheeditionquotedbyGnMttn,byFuchs,andbySchmieder. <
Compendiôses doch vollkommenes Philosophisches Hand-Büchlein, das ist:
Philosophische Grund-Satze zur Universal-Tinétur auf Menschen und
Metatlen, womit alle wahre Philosophi so von der Welt bis hieher
gewesen sind, übereinstimmen, Ats welches der wahre Grund alle Philoso.
phische Bûcher gründlich zu verstehen,und die hochste Medicin zu machen.
Mit grossen Fleifs zusammen getragen von
Christoph Heinrich Keil, Phil.
& Med. Doct. wie auch Phys. Ordinario der Stadt und sechs Aemter
Wunsiedel. Dritte Aunage. Hof, verlegts Johann Gottlieb Vierling,
privilegirter Buchhandter, 1768.
8*. Pp.t~ [t b)an)<J.Hngraved symboMc inctuded
fnMttbpiece inthépagtnMion.
Thiseditionis intheOuvaron'toUection.
1baveDotfoundanynoticeof Keil. Besides
wrotea ttxia~rr
tahni~um,versurxa »reâica~kyrricum, TheauthoroCtbeBqlraK.speakscontemptuoUSIr.
A. S. et auclum,Amst., ~s~-ssss
chen.'
*7~7t
1767. he
8'.
 ~TZ-~ZZJ~ 4§3
-ffl&~ \n.O&V~H
KEIL HmttRtCH). %ovr«fr#
(CHMSMKt .u'¡U"n/. !«W.
C?~MMf~.
HaUer, ~MM<MF~ax&o,tT~e,it.p. s?4. Ometie,C~cAM~ der C4<M~,ï?~, if. p. 393.
6Wn<~a, t~, !i. pp.993, Fuchs,/?<M'Mtt
Hatter, FW<~t«a <<M~M)t ~~<t&
t8o6<8,p.z6o.
~!atte)-, BtW~~M
<<M<<tMtM,
ty??,ii.pp.988, Schmieder,<M<<t<M< t8~ p. M4.
Ladrat~e, ~W<o~w 0«M~; ~M<~
~0'/MM't«fO~f~f~ <&~~M<~C~w~, tyS~. .~e~MM,tSyo, N<M. ~397-9!.
p. 6&t.No.4~8.
KEIR (jAMas).
Versuche und Beobachtttngeo über die Aunôsung der Metattein SSuren und
ihre Niederschlagungennebst einer Nachricht von einem ncuen zusaœmen-
gesetzten sauren AuBOsungsmitte!,'zum Gebrauch bey einigen tecbnischen
Operationen, zur Scheidung der Metalle von James Keu', Esq. Mitglied
der konigLGeseUsch.def Wissenscha~en in Lohdon. Ausdem Engt!schen
übersetztvon Ludewig Lentin. Gottingen, bey Johann ChristianDietench.
'79'-
1791.
-'7-'
Pp.<)o. ln quife*.
<t*.pp.
<f.
Keif, a nativeof StifMogshir~wMborns~ Sep) tn 1776he puMMted bistranslationof Macquer's
'73& Ha studted medioiMat Ediaburgh, entert Chemitat DictionMy, a vob., again in tyyy
thé army as an ensign tn t?;? and tpeat hb sp~ in 3 vob., S*, inctumag«s &mpptententtheseoond
time in reading the clasaics and military writer edition of hisTreatiae on GkMei,
contributed various
He tM~ to be eaptatn, retired ia !~6$,and setth Mpem to the Royat Sodety of which he was
at West BMmwtchwhere lie studied geology ai eiected a fettow in t78< MdpuNhhed M~~
chemisuy, and engaged both !a rMearch <m<t ~<!t<~<t ZM<«o'M<y ~ot«)ttt<<y, &*f., byj. K.
manufactures. F.R.S. and S.A.Sc., B!ming)uun, ~789, 4, pp.
He staned a g)MS work at Stourbndge, ia ~7: M <)t.ao9. It went no &)thtr, however, because
he was mtttMef w<thBoulton and Watt, in t/t he gave up thé pMogiston theory under which ho
he e$taNMhedaH(atiaad soap wortM,and in <7< htKfbeguttit.
opened a cctMety. Hb death took phee on u Cet.. laao.
Gmelin, <H<~<<M< Ot<m~, 1~9, i: pp. 09 UpMtt, ~<<M~At<a<~MMa~y <t<~e«~'
3t4, 376, sgt, 963-oinu /MM<a/ ~Mme<'j~C~Mfc~7a«t<M<<a<t< t8)[6.
Schete)r,Mt~<Mt Immai der C~ Chemie, 180
z8o ~Mw~ ~<j~<M< <?~<~s&,tMt, xxvii. coL
Vf.p. j)M.. S3~
ReuM, ~H CtM~ ~y/tM~ t8o4,NachtM) PoMendort~ ~Kj~rt~t~t~~M-M~~ ~<M~.
Th.p.~66. ttM~MK~, tSeg, ). eo). 1937.
ThoBMon, ~M<<~y ?< Royal & )[8t ZMf<t«M<yy ~Va/M'w/c«!pa~)', t8s)B, xxx.
Appendix iv. p. Kit., 8 Dec., tySs. P.313.

KELLER (CMUSnANFRtSDMCH).
See MBPOUR(P. M. M), Rares Expériences,<777.

KELLEY (EDWARD).
Edouardi Kettte! AngU Tractatus duo egregii, de Lapide Philosophoruta,
una cum Theatro Astronom!œ Terrestri, cum Figuris, in gratiam filiorum
Hermetis nunc primum in lucem editi curante J. L. M. C. Hambutgt.
Apud Gothofredum Schultzen, Prostat & Amstemdami apud Jansomo-
Waesbergios. AnnoM.DC.LXXVÏ.
C*.Pp.M~j~blaek].t6woodcut<.

[Another Copy.]
WMtstheendbtMkteaf.
Buch von dem Stein der Weisen nun aber nebst einer Vorrede von dem
Leben und SchriNten KeUseizutn Druck befordert.
ùiMROTH*SCHOMZ
ROTH*SCHOMZ ( DeutschesTheatrum Chemicum,t?~, H).
(FR!BDERtCH),
P.733.
4!4 A~M~F

KELLEY (EDWARD). C<M~<«~.

Via humida, sive DïscuTsus de Menstruo Vegetabili Saturni.
ROTH.scHOLTZ (FMEDBMCH), Deutsches Theatrum Chetaicum,~32, !!i.
p. 8ot.
Excerpta queedam ex Epistolis.
.SMTRACTATUS duo Chemici,!647,p. 3t.
Set Ottt~ECEUM CHtMtCUM, t679, p. St2.
~M KOTH-SCHOLT2 (FRtEDERMH), Deutsches Theatrum ChemMUM, t73<, !ii.
P. 799.
Tractat
See DREYvo)'trefH!che ChymischeBâcher, t67o,p. n3.
See JOHANN VON TETZEN Chymische BOcher, t69t, p. tt~.
Aus einem Schreiben Eduardi Ke!!œi.
See T~EDATrifida Chimica,<674,p. 300..
)00. r
Thot));htherBaremanydiserep)tMtes!nthevarious He next went to London and «em~ to ha<e
narrativesof Kelley'sHfe,there is enough uoanintity maden the acquaintance of Df. Dee et Mortlakela
to show that he was an unscrupulous t
adventurer. t~Se. After spendiag Mme time in expérimentaen
not to tay a thofottgh~oinc scoundteL He was ttaasmut&tion,
t. and carryiag on bis &mon< con.
therefore a man of abuity without any moral re. fi ferences with spMts. they and their wives went
atraint. His recorded adventures fonn one of the abroada in eompMy witha Potisb noMetcan, Atbett
romande episodes in the history of alchemy. t ia tsag. Kelly Mrived at last at Pmgue,
He was bom M Worcester ï «Lt~ky,he perfonned
t5s& aad was where a tmMmuMtion for the Lent
timed as an apothecary, so Aug., that he had some of o Rosenberg. The Emperor Rudotph 1! who
&<ni!iantywith chemistry. He went to Oxfordand was \1 devoted to atchemy,baving hearaof th&, was
Wood bas onginated the statement that it was anxious a to see Mm. By another dentonstmUonht
under the name of Tatbot that he entered Gtouces- gratified the Emperor who, it is said. made bim a
ter Hall. He next became a !awyer in London or ekntght.k Kelley enteMd into the imperM service
in Lancaster, and in t<8o is said to bave had his aand baving boastedof bis knowttdge of thé seetet
ean cropped on the pillory in thé tatte)' phce either became
h pfacticatty a prisoner. Aftetwarde.ha had
for eotnmg or tbrgmg oM deeds for tntsdeeds any. more o liberty, but havin~ quaneUed with a eertain
how. According to ont account he went after this Georg ( Hunkler, aad MUed him, ha was
to Wales and there, at an inn where he stopped, he aa~ain impriMned. Hehaving tried M escape by mea<Mof
purchased for a small sum from the landlord a hts h bedctothe: from thé window,but in doiM; so
book whlch he recognised as aa atchetmcat one, he t) ML M)d after lingeringsome time, he died hom
and an !vory box containing some white powder thé t injuries he bad teeeived. This was m ts~s-
and the fiFManentsof another with some heavy red The détails of are oonfosedand con.
powder. ITtesthad been taken from the tomb of ttradictory, and Kettey's)i<ëa critical examination of them
a bishop at Gta~tonbury, it is said, which had been would
v take more space thaa a brief note titœ the
broken up and mMacked because it had been present. p
reputed to contain much treasure. But this was The works wbieh pass under bis name are Sir
a)f that had been fouad and the disappointment of Edwatdf Kette's Wortte,' and bis tract 'Coneentine
the tachtagious thieves had been great, while the the t PhitoMpher's Stone written to his espcciaU
book-which Dr. Dee apparently speaks of as the good g Freina, G. S. Gent,' in Ashmole's MM~fBm.
Bookof Dunstan–and the boxes bad been treated [ 3~-333. Thèse wereuandated and pubKtbed
as wortbless till Kettey perteived their value and pp. a Hamburg, to?~, 9', tôj~, 8*, as above.
at
reseoedthem.
Ma4er,~MM! ~a~M~Mau~, t6!7. p. 48! (' his ~f« ~j~4. <x&f?Tet(/4<t~{yit< der
history and miseMble end are tresh in oor &M~<)M<, J Ï709, p MÔ-ttO.
memotie!'t.1. Roth~choiti!. &M<M CA«M&a,tyay. p. Mt
Ashmote, ?~<t//w« C~M«-«et ~t'AMMM~M, (portrait). (
t6g'. pp. 46$, 3~ and notes p. 478. D& ~<&~<M-«</~5j~' ~t/ia~yM&t, t?~ p. 68.
Bore), Bt~/M~a C4~«a, t6s4. p. izo. Manget, ~<~«t<A<M&on<M A&.«t«~)!t,
A y~< and ~<M/ ~<<t/~ </ <t~~ AMM<~1t73t, H. i. p. idfiii.
Mtt~ 2)f. /a~t Du and ~BM j~~j Zedter. MtM~M/tfMt, ~37, xv. col. ~to.
London, t6<o, fo). (See the Pretaceand the Lengtet Dufresnoy, ~t</ot<~ ~Mt<«~t«'
Postscript <o it. tn whieh Casaubon, the editor, i pp. 306. "L pp. ~3.4.
refers to what Ashmote says. The book contains tScher, ~«Mt<!<t C«Mt<ot-Z<.fMW,ty~o, ii.
atM a portrait of KeUey.) <
cot.eoso.
Morhof, 2~ <M~<r/t<)HyYawMt«/~MW< Fictuld, A~<«t, t7S3, Th. il. p. Sa.
~<tM<A)«MOt B~/e/a, Hamh., 1673,p. ï~. Matthias. Cc)t.<-<M~jA~o~tM <~w.
Mercklin, ~tw~~M ~Mct~«j, 1686, p. MS. <<!fKKj, t76t, p. 389.
TMa~wa ?T-~t. ~< A~~t. Mcrhot,
Mcrho~ M'M G«/<&M~«!,Bayreuth, t~, p.
CAft~~ B&~o', t69t, p. 33 (notice of KeNey,by by tsa.
ta3.
the editor).
 A~Z.jFy-~ZZj'MM 455

KELLEY (EDWARD).
CwA'm~.
William ~t/~ ~<<~ /M<M<<<<<~J,
jteha Weever, <4«<M~ ~w<MM/~<Mt«M~,
K67, Dbeowse, p. xlv. (Meeunt ot oo incantation t8M, pp. M3~97 (w!tha portât of Kettey).
by KeUeyat WMton!o te <Me). SehSede~ ~A~A~ ~M<~<. t8~, pp.
Ehw, Z~~Maw ~<~«< <&la ~~<~w, 3M,6ot.
le, Il, p. 634- Godwin, ~wt < A~iMMM«~, tS~ p. 377.
Baumer,~~MoM C~~M, t~a, p. M. MM)(ay. ~wo~ ~<ti!M~'<«t<y ~K/<!f
i.
tS~t, i!i. p. tt4: t8<9. pp. i$4.t6ï.
~)'~j'M~' G<~M~ der ;M~ C&fo~, !78& /Mt<tM,
pp. w66t~93*6~6' 7~ ~MA- ~A-. Z)M. edited
Gmeth),G~A«~<< der CAo~, t7~, i. pp. ~63. by Joba Orchard HattiweU(C&tn(tenSoeiety). tS~.
3<o-tt. v
<)<tM<M.
FtMhs, ~<M~«M < <~<a /.<~t~f, Hoeta-, ~~<M~ <&la CA<M~ il. p. t35;i
<Mo,ii. p. ta?. ·
t8o6~8, p. <8.
B~ya~t& M~f<w/&, n.d., xx). p. 503. Hgttier.r~ey t8s6. pp.
Wood, ~<A««f ~jKM<~<M< ed. Bms, tStg, i. p. M0.908.
)x.to). sM. 639~3, t8<7, :ii. eo).986 t820, Ladrague. ~W~w 0<tM~ &&WM
Iw.col. ~«y~«, tayo, Nos. 941, 9<s.
~Z!tw~/a~ ~<&~hf~. ï8ts, AtUbcne, ~M~ jMc~Mty
`. ~B~M
PP. 7~. a~ Watte'a edition, t888, p. ts~ ~~Mt~tV. t87S, IL p. t0t~.
~f<<. P~ts, Paoettooette (t8so. Kopp, /)~ ~~)m«. tS86. i. pp. 194.W! il.
~<~o~M
a$). P. 4M (quotes M editlon HambutK. t6y3, pp. s3o, 336. Mt.
xxx,
a', and ~MMOtAt CeM~K~m«<<<< Giessen National
.0<<-<MM<y
of ~<~~Y~ x&p, t~ P.
p.
(~). !647. Ml. 3~(attMcbyT. Seccombe).

KELLNER (DAVto).
Emeuert- verbessert- und vermehrte, sehr nütz- und erbauliche Scheide-Kunst,
worinnen enthalten die rechte Art und Weise, wie man die vermischte
Metalla, sonderlich Gold und Silber künstlich von einander scheiden und
bringen sott, dafs iedes absonderUch pur und rein erhalten, und recht
genutzet werden kOnne. Der heutigen curieusen Welt sonderlich aber den
Chymischen Laboranten, Muntz-BedIenten und Goldschmieden, zu dienstl.
Nach-und Unterricht, mit sonderbarem Fleifs,theils aus eigener, theils aber
aus anderer erfahrnen Leuten Praxi und mren Manuscriptis, auf freund.
liches Ersuchen, aiso kurz verfasset, durch D. David Kellnem. Chemnitz,
Bey Conrad Stô6etn und Sohn, 1727.
withthe motto:DocMMta
a°. Pp.[6]!&tM. Tit)eredand black. Vignette
GloriaMerces.
Thisis probablya neweditioneitherof Ars or ~«&t7«~M<-/'r«M<~wM/.Gotha,1690.8°.
o~a<a oder&~MMM/.Letptig.t6M. M* butofwhichdo not know.
OfficinaChymico-Metallica Curiosa. Oder Curieus-ChymischesLaboratorium
in .welchemwie aus gemeinem Bley, durch meinst experimentirte diensahme
Mittel und geschickte Hmdgrine, Gold und Silber zu bringen deutlich
gelehret wird. Nebst XV. raren und plausiblen ParticuJarien, auch einer
kurtzen Beschreibung wie das Gold ohne Feuer solviret oder calciniret
werden kônne. Liebhabem der edlen Kunst und den dürfftigenNechsten
zum besten vorgestellet von Dr. David Kellnern Unterschiedl. Grossen
Henen bey die 40. Jahre, successive & respectivè, gewesenen Leib- Hof-
und Land-Medico. Nordhausen, Verlegts Johann Heinrich Grofs,1723.
a*, pp.<o,t~).

[Another Copy.]

[Another Copy.]
4S6 KELLNER

KELLNER (DAVtD). <

Via Regia Naturae simpUcissimœsimplicissima ducens per simplicissimum
laborem ad utitissimatn metallorum meliorationem, quam, qui ambutabit, in
simplicitate inveniet Modum ac Motum simplicissimumad simplicissimam
veritatem utitissunœ metallomm meliorationis. Das ist Der einfaMge,doch
KônigUche Weg der einBUtigen Natur, welcher durch eintaMge Arbeit
zu der nutztichsten Verbesserung der Metallen furhret} Wer diesen Weg
in hëchster Einfatt wandelt, der wird finden die einfâltigste Arth und
Weise, wie auch die einfattigste Wahrheit, MetaUen mit Nutz zu verbessern,
gezeiget durch einen der Hermetischen Philosophie Ergebenen, dessen Tau<~
und Geschlechts-Nahmen die ersten Buchstaben seines Symboli anzeigeJesvs
est Redemptor, Aus dessen hinterlassenen SchriSten hcrvor gesucht, und auf
Efauchen curieuser Leute zum Druck befSdert (w), von Dr. David KeHnern.
Nordhausen, Vertegts Carl Christian Neuenhahn, Buchh. 1704.
8". Pp.t09[t btMk]. Titteredandbbn:)<.
'fhisis theontyworkof KeUoe~s
referredto bySchmieder.

Wohlangerichtetes ~rafium Chymicum Antiqvo-Novum, oder Alt- erneuert-

und reichlichst vermehrte Chymische Schatzkammer, in welcher nicht allein
L. Mardni Schmuckens, sondem auch vieler andern vornehmen
Chymicorum,
bey zoo. herrliche, sehr curieuse Secreta Chymica, meinst auff Verbesserung
derer Metallen, theils aber zugleich auch auff gute Medicinen, gerichtet
und mit schonen Notis & Observationibus, ex praxi collectis, illustriret,
enthalten. Aus vielen Manuscriptis mit sonderbahrem Fleifs zusammen
getragen und der heutigen Curieusen Welt zu Lieb und Dienst, auf
Ersuchen, also beschickt, und mit angehengter Votstellung der zur Edlen
Chymie gehôrigen und in 153. Aphorismis bestehenden WissenschaR des
jungem Hn. von Heknont, sub Eremitœ nomine sich darstellende, zum
ôSentlichen Druck befërdert durch D. David KeUnem Kônigl. Preus. und
Fürstl. Sâchs. Land Medicum. Leipzig, Verlegts Joh. Herbord Klofs,
Bucbhandl. 1702. Delitsch, druckts Christian Koberstein.
8'. Pp.[s3]3M[mispnnted389]. TMeredandMach.tmper&ct.
KurtzeVorsteUungderzuredlenChymiegehMgettWtsscatchafK. bestehendin
cun. Aphonsmts oderbiHœn,dahinat!<s,\vaszur Alchymie geheret,gar fUgUch
geMgenwerdenkan. Vormah)sfn lateinischer m
Spmche Amsterdam, durchden
~Ungern
rangent I-Ierrnvan Hetmont
Hermvan Elelmont
sich Eremtam
sichËremtam Suburbanum n hemu!itofeben
ennend,
teMoabtrder caneusenteatschenWdt zuDiexstein deroMuttM.Spmche gegcbea,
uadalsoMmdhttmaUtgenDmckbeOrdert vonD. DavidKdinem.herausOb~seMt
S*. Pp.M.

J. B. H. WohIgegrOndeter Anschlag und Bedencken, wie die wilde Anti-

monialische Erze, wenn sie Gold- und Sitber.hattig seyn, zu gute gemachet
auch liber ihrer gemeinen Gehalt angereichert werden kônnen. Allen
curiensen {~<')Berg- und Schmettz-WerksLiebhabem und Freunden, so gut
at(s es communidrt worden, nebst noch einigen andern aus raren
Manuscriptis und bewehrten Autoribus selbst colligirten Observatis und
Observandis von Gutmachung des Spiefsglafs- und anderer aNchtigen
Erze, auch einigem Gebrauch des Antimonij und dessen productorum in
 ~FZ.Z.A~ATM ~s?

KELLNER (DAvm). C<w~w~.

der Alchymie zur Transmutation entweder ihrer selbst, oder anderer Metallen,
in Gold und Silber &c. zu Lieb und Dienst alsokurz, iedoch treulich,
aufgesetzet und zum durck (w) befôfdert durch D. David Kellnern, H. t.
Practicum in der Kayserl. freyen Reichs-Stadt Notdhausen, wie auch
Fürstlichen Sâchs. und GrâS!. Stollbergischen Leib. und Hotf Medicum.
ïa VerlegungJohann Chnsto<FWeidners Buchhl. tC~o.
8". Pp.[1-7}S-tay[tnisnumbered
farta8J. Titleredandhtack.

Synopsis Metallurgica.
.~pc HORN
tw~n ~~n~<~M
(JOHANN BERNHARo),
ON,~MnAKt~/)Synopsis
t?yfuvrana ascaaaausgmu,
Metalturgica, avy.
t69o.
Of KeMnervery little seems to be known b~ond severat books C" tb<MMbjeet~ Amongthem was
what is <ta<e<t thet)t)e-p!t)!cs of his wort<& He a Bejy nnd &t/<.H«MaMwA; .Sy<f< ~f~t
was bom at Gotha, studied medicine <tt He)m- ~/f<'aNM<4~w<M~, Upsite, tyo!, t3° ??4.
st&dt,and gMduatHtthefe !n t6~ his dissertatton M~tMr ured <Me<M~<- f< F~tt~~A'M~.
being de <tHt«t)t<o<M<t'<««a«< Ka/M~t~ ~tt~Mf. t/M: Mdsontesufgicalpapefs. The dates of bis
<M~M/<. He became physician at Nordhemsen. birth and death are net gtven.
and pursued ch~tnistryand meM))WBy,and wrote
ATfwt~<t«i4 <x~- ?T'M/««-<<f~' to KeHneta snmtt tract agaiMt ËUM' puMhhed
~f~<<MM/, ty<M,p. ia6. in t704. and possibly ttso the "GMckHche Ero.
M<u)f~'t,BtMMteM~<a~M vMi'fo/'MM, tygt, ber. und Re<no)intne. des Fege<euets<ter
H. i. p. xtviii. Scheidekunst lyu~, c.f.)
/<!<~ ~~C~ /WM<~A'M/~<'<B~<<< ~M~<!?)J~< CA~MM~«~ ~«~
'73'. P-78. F~ a« <.&'x &)tM~ ~)tt< x~,MM, ü.}i.
Lengtet Da6resn<y,~e<~ de /« /%<7<M<~AM p. t34 Oetten:from Ke!!nerto HenM).
A!t~M~«~, ty~t iu. p. tQit. Gmetin.C~he~t~ChMM~, typS, ii. pp. <ao.
JScber/ ~~t<'<w«'<t(A'&~w.«w<, 1790,ii. Ma; !799. :ti. pp. S!.
coL 90~ Rotermunds /j<M< t8M. < coi Fuchs, ~M«M der <A<t<«'<~<t /.</M~t~
187. t8o6~8, pp. zt6,946.
OaM~/et ~M/o~«B~«~'<WtMtteJbiMc-
Matthioe, jB«S~ ~M~&<!&. Paris, Panckoucke (tSeo.
/<~fM~,t?M, p. SyS. zS).~P.4"t. x.
Halter, J3'<tA<&'«!eXt'Ma, t7M, i. 400. Schmicder. C~f~~<i! der~~<tMtM,t839. p. M<.
Eloy, /M<:«Mt"at~ A~a<* de la ~MM~tM, Ladmgue.FW~~M OMw~;&t'o«M&<
t~C. M.p. 63<. 1870,Ne. tgôa.
HaHer, ~/<MtaM ~Mt~<? ~~«-<f. 1779.:ii. H!rsch, Bt~p~ ~e.MMMder AMo~
pp. ~53.!79,358, 50! ~at&tt ~~t&, tS86, iii. p.
Ftf/~ <w G<j~Mt~ der AM<M< C4<mM.tyS~, Kopp. ~&&< iM~. iL pp. ~8. 384.
p. 539 Md p4558. (~ this last the author ascribes

KELS (HE!NRtCH WïLHELM).

Onomatologia Chymica Practica oder voUstandig practisches Handbuch der
Chemie in alphabetischer Ordnung zum Nutzen und Gebrauch fur Aerzte,
Apotbeker, Fabrikanten, Künstler und andere Petsonen, von Heinrich
Wilhelm Kels unter der Aufsicht und mit einer Vorrede von Johann
Friedrich Gmelin, Hofrath und Professor zu Gôttingen Ulm, in der
Stettinischen Buchhandlung ly~t.
8* Pp.[to]. C&tumns,
779. tndices,pp.[39].
Kels was bom ftt Liebenau, in thé county of Company. He died at BdMr in Surinam, t<
Hoya, in 1759, was an apothecary in Haaaover, Juae.1799.
and attef studying médiane ln GSttineen, from His chentict) papers were paMished in CreM's
1787 to 179*, gmduaMd Dr. Med. M HdnMtMt, ~M«<!&a,and he wrote a ~w~e/M <&Mt<M«
went in t~t to Surinamas second chief satgeon to f<~M<!&,Helmst. ty$t, <t°.
the military hospitat of thé Dutch West tmtia
Gmdin, G<«;At<~«&<- C4«)t&, 1799,iit.pp. 393. ~«g~~ A/i'i/&, Paris, Panckoucke (ïSM.
39~ 5°5.~ (Onomatologia),77& 791. 8~ 'Sb P- 4<
Meuse), ~~ihw dar M~ /< ty~o du t8oo Pt)ggendor<f. Ft~M~w~~y~jtA~ ~M~.
t~~a~oMe y~&~o* &~6/er, 180~ vi. p. f/J6rlerluçk.tMg, i. col. M~o.
~4. Hirsch, JM~oMMf~ /.<)' der <tenwa.
~M<<M~<ft<t', tM6, III. tja.
4S~ A~CM/A~V

KERCKRtNG (THBODOR).
Commentatius in Currum triumphalem Antimonii.
~< BAStUUS VALBNTtNUS.
BAStUUS VALBNTtNUS.
Kerekrittg, ~f a LObeck famlly, was bom at the year t68s bore the titte of 'Résident' at
Amsterdam,or, accordiag to othen, at Hamburg, Hamburg of thé Grand Duke of Tuscany.
but the exact date of his birth is not recorded. At He a Nov., 169), from the Mckof a horse it
the age of t8 he made rapid ptogMt: in Latin is said,died and in his
under SpinoM,and under a medteat man Fransvaa but that caanot b~3oth year acconUn: to Haller,
when)t h considered that he
Knde, whose daughter, in his absence,used to givewas ublishing his works ln 1665and 1670.
teMoas,and whom Kerckring ultimately mamed. His
He studied medicine.and acquired great reontatiott w«s principal work, .S~tMx ~~o<!t<ft<M,
pu6U;htd at AnMten&tn,t6yo. tCM, !n and
asan aaatomist and chemist. Hepractised several a cottected edition of bis Matomicat w~tio~s nt
years in AtMterdantt and was highly esteemed for
his tearttinjj!, skitt. and acumen, by Leibnitt. Lqrdea, tyty, 4".
thé tomoteotatyon Basilius ValentinusMpeared
Clauder, Ktrchmttjer, and others. in ï66& and other editiom: Amsterdam, )[6yt
After truvelling a long time in HoUand md t69& ta'.
France he went <o Hamburg in t~S, and there QeMwa.t~t, !n German: Nttntbetg, ~~4, and Nateben:,
pursuedhis medicat work, coUectim'an anatMMcat t7St.
museumwhich ? $a!d to bave Sëën the àdmifation tn EM'tMb.by Richard RuMett. London, ~8,
ofaUvisitots. 8", and Waite's édition. London, 1893,a".
He was a FeMowof the Royat Society,and from
Morhof, De ~Mf/a/MM 71r<MMM«<<<M. Gmelin, G<M<A~A/f der Ct<~<f. t~ i!. pp. 24.
~<'t/< 1673, p. German translation, 1764.
Hutchinson, ~{p'Mft ~~< tyoe, M. p. eo.
HaUervoKt, ~~Ae/~a Ct<~K~<t, t6y6, p. 3~. FuctM,~~t~~et o~ f~<)t<KAMM«<K<
Kantg. BM/«)~~<! f~M yMM,t678. p. 4~ 444 t8o6~)8,p. 9~3.
(medicalworks onty). Tbomton, ~«~ <A<~e/ ~<w~<f,tCM,
Mercktin, ~'<t~~<M ~MM'a~j, t6M, p. 096. App.iv. p. imvi).,JanuMy, !6yy.
Conring, /x M<<e<~nM ~~ett ~~a«t. &'<}p~~< ~<~i<'<!&,Pans, Panckoudte (tSso.
/«/n~iM~, 1687,Add. :v. §M, p. t<t3. 25), v. P. -t'6.
~m.a!e4 <M~ ?it«~f~ ~i~e~ <& SpMnge),C«!t~M< <&~~~ta~~<M<&,t8~. iv.
&~«&««~, t7oa, p. Mt. pp, 247.470.
Mftnf;et, &W«M~<f<t&w~t<M ~M'~Kw~m, Detvenne,&<;p~M du ~<M'<<«a«~Pays-Bas,
t73i, ii. p. xMx. tS~o.H. p. 6.
Stolle,~«~M~M~~o!f~<~Mt)<t<M Schmieder, G<j(A«rA<e <&y ~&AMtM,1839, pp.
f; M8.43~
~tew ~«~Mt t73t. A~t&'OMK~
pp. ~77,478. 498.499.
CW<0<<«N! OMttMft!, Oeœimer! ~f~waa~ ~f/o/t~ «~ la ~~f.
t7M.p. 79. <'«M,t836. III. i. p. -jte.
Zedter, t/~t'M~aA~.trMca, t737, xv. p. 476. Hoeeer, ~'f/M~ a /a C~M~, 1843.ii. p. M<
Goeticke,/«/~<~<r<M'<« ~M<M-MM Z/<ew«!<x 1860,ti. p. 3~.
~Ne/c~Mt, Francot ad Viadrum, t738, pp. ~t~. Kopp, <te<eAM4& <& C~o)&,t~y, !v. P. t<
Bayte & ThiMaye.F«~~M.~<M& te~,
KestHer,~M-<~Mt<~<fC<«.)-M-<w, ~40, 131.
p.44:. Il. po SchrOder.
Z<f~« der ~o~e~M~tot j:fjb~
Dufresnoy, ~/<~
Lenglet <& At<V<M<~« t<<<&<Hamburg. 1857.iii.
~<~m<«<, 1742,iif. p. t<)4. F~ C<'<t<~e&, t86t, xxvii. cot.
Molier.MfttMa /.t<M<<t, ~744,ti. pp. 4o8~n. Nouvelle
JScher, <4/ZM<M<K~ C<&~<M.~M'MM<, t7so, il. Van der Aa. F«g~~<~ H~)'<<!M~o<~ der
coi. 9069; Rotermund's ~t<Mif, tSto, iii. ~Vf<&~M<&M. tSoa, x. p. tgt (ea)b himTheodorus
col. =39. Kerckkring).
Chaufëpië, A~f<'<!<tZMc~tM«a~ A~M PoggenabrS;
~<jj'!r<~M~-M7<MtWt~ Hand
<r~t<<~<, 1753. iii. letter K, p. 15. tt~Mt, x863,i. col. t346.
Fictuld, /<'<r. t?~. Th. ii. p. 83. Ladmgue.B~/M/A~N<OMW<tOM<tS'<c~~j,
Porta Histoire d /t<M/ejM&</<&& CAf~~M, )t870,No. 8<4.
t770, iii. p. 404, &~<Mx~. Haeser, C<~<t~ der ~Mx, t88t, il. pp. ~04,
Haller, /M/<o/A<MC'.KfM~<M,1774,i. p. 3~. 334.
ZM<;<MttttM<'< At~rt~M <&At A~&M'<«', ~KMMMMZ~tf/~<: [JtUISel,4~«m~t~, lah, M.xv. n6~6
Ëby. Biwa/llit, tMz, P. 626
1718,IL P- 6. (byH!tsch).
Hatter, ~<c~<fa ~«~«*M<~~w/Mte, tTTj),iii. TBiiMngs, /)!<&)r-G</<(!jpM, tM6, vit. p. 377 Md
p. 268. Sénés, ï~os, viii. p. 60.
~W«)~<M Cb'MMO,!789,p. 6.
Bamner, HiMch, ~t~o~~f~t Z«~h)« dsr ~v~ya.
&y<~tM' G«<:&«~<der MA<nt C«m~, 1785, ~t~ ~<. tM6, iii. p. 456(by C. E. Danieb).
P- C<<tm«~ C<M<nM<, TM, 1896. <. No. 36
SiUf<tts,
0't<')tMf<tc<<<t/<MM!~«Mw, 178~,v. p. 164. (by R. Urut).
JMjpt~« t~tt<f<f< no date, xxi. p. $37.

KEREN Happuch, Posaunen Etise des KûnsdeM,

SÔLDNER (–).
«&~ KORAMHAPUCH (JAM!MAH).
 A'MrJM~M'ZE~
KERKRING (TaKODOR).
NMMMKMNO (THBODOR).

KERN der Alchymie.

PHt~LETHES(tMtMUS PHtMPONUS),
t68$.
KERN der Al.Chynue.
Sa OANTZE (Der) Kem derAt-Chymie,!748.
KERNER (ARNOLD).
D. 0. M. A. Tetras Chymiatnca, proponens Prœstantiam et in Medicina
EfBcaciam, Auri, Metcunï, AttUmonii, & Vitrio1i, & Medicamentorum ex
illis puatotum: Opposita Misochymiseadem sat frivole catumn!ant!bus,ab
Arnoldo Kernero Lipsensi Med. D. Phitochymiatro. Etphofd! ex
typographéo Johannis Rôhbock, ImpeMts Johannis Birckneri BibHopotseEtî.
t6t8.
e*. Sigt.AteS ineights or,cp.[!t8&and3 Nank]S? twA',hastheCo!ophou:
EtphcFdhe,Kittypogt%ph4o
totMaa& RShbochii,tmpeMM)oh«nnbBMuMriBiMio.
pohe. AnnoM.CC.XVtU.

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j/momer L.opy.j
[Another Copy.]
Uttleb tecotdedaboutthé author. Hewmta édition beariog this titte: ~MMMMt~At~t/M
t~ateussappwtefof chemistry.
and discoveted
at ~~M~t <'<'m~y<M. /)<M </o~
baJf&rndeMibedin his /M<cMft
thereon,Etfunh, ~y&t~ Dtjf<~f t«MM<<xtjMMM~~t~At-
t6t8,8*. Thi:1hâvenotseen. Therewa<a hterr W~M~t <Mte~&A<t~t/t<te<, Casse), i6jt, ï8mo.
MercMin, JM<f<&MtM~MM<t/w,t686,p.Oç. Lea{:tet Da~emey, ~M/<~ de A! ~M&t«~~
MMMt,~M«M~<t.N~AWtOM <M'0~<WWN, ~~x~w, t~a, i!). p. to~.
i73t.H. i. p.L Meher, ~4%!Mt<M~<Mat~<t-)'/<'<M. tyga, !i.
~M~~«t~t ~X~M)Mtt CtM<0~f<e <M<<r/ coL aoyo; Rotefmund's~<<<~M< tSto.tii. cof-B~t.
'73'. P.8~ MMthtse, C<w~«<NJ~tf~~M'~«~<'o/~ot<ox~
Kesmet,~Mt~e~ù~jCt~Mixt.~<.M«x, ~4~ /<!p«< ïy6t. p. M:.
P. 4~. Matler, ~<M!«<tw<! /MMM-«M- ~)!<& t???, ii.
PP. <M. 547: '779. Hi.P.

KERTZENMACHER (PETRUs).
ALCHtMtA, das ist, a!ie Farben, Wasser, Olea xubereyten, t6t3.
tn ~n~Mf /'MK&o«MM thé tyao edition bquoted Gmelin mentions cn!y that of 1:70. but ça))):him
and thé author !s caUed 'Kretïmacher,' woefeas Kerzenm~cher. See the note nadef AM:tHMtA.
7<M~Zo~~t /<&~M<M~~««Mt «MJi!~«M-, Gmelin, G<tt~&&!<der C~ox<<,!79y, i. p. 993.
1739,p. 8~. Schmieder, C<K'< ~~&t4«M~ tSgz, p. a8o.
B~<~ M<ff~««~< <&f~A<)~<CAfM<<, ty8&
P.

KESSLER (THOMAS).
Vierhundert aufserlesene Chymische Procefs und Stücklein, theils zur jnner-
lichen, theils zur Wund- vnd âusserMchenArtzney dteastttch, bits ~nhero in
geheim verhalten An jetzo aber mit vielen guten vnd geschwinden H&nd-
griffen verbessert, zu Nutzen der Hermetischen Medicin Liehabern an Tag
gegeben durch M. Thomam Kefstem Chymicum & Civem Argentinensem.
Zum dritten mal auNgelegt, vnd. mit allem Sei& wieder vbersehen vnd
460 ~~Z~-ATMZJD

KESSLER (THOMAS). C<w~.

vermehret. Stm<sbu)~, In Vedegung Johannis PMHpp! S~ttorit Buch.
hand!ers. Anno M DC XXXII.
8*. Pp.[e]iM. tndex.e)c.[9. 3bho)t]. ïwoodcutofappaMtus.
~sdnt~hunden.pp.r!a]t6o. RegbterM. twoodcM.
Das tterdthmtdert.pp. [~96. !adexM. 2 sma woodeuts.
The CMand second hundmd are together thé third and fourth bave sepwate tMe$ and pagination.
Gmelinquotes an edition of t6~, aad Fr&nttfutt. edition, and a!so of the fourth edition, Namb~.
i64t,onp.568hequotestheabove. ta thé
BritishMasemu (1034.g. 8) thece Ma copy of thb t&tt.S'.

Kes!erus Redivivus, Das is, FUna' hundert aufserlesene Chymische Procefs vnd
Artzneyen, theils zu jnnerlichen vnd eusserUchen Leibskranckheiten, theils
auch zu Verbesserung der mindern MetaUen hochnutzUch. Deten erstMeh
vier hundert durch M. Thomam Keslerum Chymtcutn & civem Argenti-
nensem an tag gegeben vnd zum vierdten mal
auCgetegt, an jetzo aber von
einem vomehmen Chymico auffs new vbersehen, vnd mit Hinzusetzang defs
fùn~en hunderten in formliche Ordnung vnd gewifse Classes gesetzet. Mit
einem ordentlichen R~mer. Ftanckfurt am Mayn, In verlegung Johann
Beyers. M.DC.XLI.
8'. Pp.[t4,9btan)t]s36. ReRister[t3.tMMk].
This edition is in the British Muséum(t033. b. (t< e. t6 (t)). and atsc the 6<th edition, Fmnck.
7 (tH. Gmehn quote$ edmom Nambo-g, i&t5 mtt a. M., t666, 8° ~033. a. t<). Tais tast one
FtanMurtt. M., 1666; Strasburg, 16ga; Hemst. (Mtyisquoted by Kopp.
ty!3. The t&ts edition is in the British Mtuenm

Keslerus Redivivus. Das ist, FûnS-Hundert Aufserlesene Chymische Procefs

und Artzneijen, Theils zu innerlichen und âusserlichen Kmnckheiten, Theils
auch zu Verbesserung der mindem Metallen hochautzMch. Deren eïstHcben
Vier-Hundert durch M. Thomam Keslerum,Chymicum et Civem Argentin-
ensem an den Tag gegeben und zum Sechstenmahl auQ;el~t, anjetzo
aber: Von einem vornehmen Chymico autTdas neue übersehen, und mit
Hinzusetzung defs F<in<!tenHunderten in formliche Ordnung und gewisse
Ctasses gesetzet, Mit einem ordentlichen Register. Franckfurth am
Mayn, in Verlegung Georg Andréa HennsdorSs, Gedruckt, bey Johann
BalthasaroWachtem, Anno ~ï~.
8°. Pp.Ms6M.
8°. Pp.[M] [t~ Thetitl
ThétMeis printed
r. acrosstwo1.6"
pages.
orKesshf of Stratbutg WMMcollections y~M~ und ~tKt&Mx,Stt-Mburg,t630.8°, followed
of Kest~
chcnxcat receiptt. Gmetin a<cribes to him by Kopp. To tbis Schmieder adfb Mt edition of
~«~a.Oppeahdm, t6t6,8",and~~A!C%yM!~t, FTMUarta. M.. t&}t, but he may have confused
FranttfMt, t6t6, 8* whieh t have not seen. He it withthe $00Ptoeesse' above mentioned.
abo mentiom /««&~ <t<{~'&w)«C~y«t~A<
tSther, ~M<t««er Ot~Z&f~oa. )!. Gmetin.G'<teAM)M?
dar <~MM. t797, i. pp. SM.
col. 9073 Rotermund's /M'~<<t«~tf«?<<tygo.
~<«.
f<~<, t9io, iii. cot. ays. Focht. ~f<M<««t der <:A«w<teAot Z~<~t~,
FictnM,Awt«~M<t. 17~3,Th. ii. p. 8~ (calls 1806~8,p. aa8.
the author an 'Areh~ophist' and his atehemiod S<:hm!edet,
Ge~Mt-A/t
d~<t<M~, t8~. p. 378.
proeeMes decepttont and Mes'). Kopp,ZX<~&<<M«, i8M, il. p. 3~8.
&< QUERCETANUS (JOSBPHUS), tô~t.[.

KHALID.
SeeKALID.
 AWMWM3W 46!

KHUNRATH (CosRAD).
Medulla Destillatoria et Medica. Das ist, Watbannger eigentlicher grundt-
licher bericht, wie man den Spiritum Vini, dtirch mittel seines hinter jhme
verlassenen Saltzes, Item die Perlen, Corallen, de<sgte!chen aile andere
Oliteten auts den Crescentibus, ais Früchten, Resinen vnd anderen Sachen
mehr, zum Auro potabile vnd andern Arcanen dienstlich, Ktinst)!ch
DestiMiren,nachmals in Quintam Essentiam, zur hochsten exaltation bringen
soU, Item etzlicher herlicher Wundt Baisam, Stichpflaster vnd GNMene
Wasser, praeparationes admiMst~tiones et effectus, wie dan das Register
den gebrauch ordentlich aufsweiset, Mit sondem aei&, den FHijs Doctrinae
zum besten Colligiret, vnd in Truck o0ëot!ich verfertiget worden, durch
C. C. L Gedruckt zu ScMetswig,durch Nicolaum Wegener.
4* K [3, t blank] tea. tndBï[7,erratat]. Pte<a<e
datedScMe~wie,<S9<.
t'hb seemstobethefiratedition,anditissaM edition:LeiMig,withoutdateand printet'B
Mtae.
to hâvebeea puMbhed in ~sQ6.Thetewasan 8', ff.[g]146[ttj.

Medutla Destillatoria et Medica tertium aucta & renovata. Das ist: Grûnd-
liches vnd vielbewehrtes Destillier vnd Artzney Buch, darinnen begriffen,
w!eder Spiritus Vtni, durch mittelseines hinter jhm verlassenenSattzes, Auch
allerley kôstUche Oliteten, Spiritus, Salia, &c., aufs manchertey animalibus,
mineralibus vnd vegetaHHbus,künstlich kônnen destiUut, vnd in quintam
essentiam zur hOchsten exaltation gebracht: Auch vermittelst soleher
Extractionum, Aurum Potabile,allerley herHche Medicamenta,Wundba!sam,
Stichpftaster, Gtildene Wasser, vnd dergleichen, Laut zu endt gesetzer vott-
kommenen Registere praepanrt, vnd in allerhand vorfallenden Gebrechen
vnd Kjanckhetten heytsamUch gebraucht werden Mit besonderm aeits vor
dieser zeit aufs eigener erfahrung, vnnd sonsten gewissemGrund zusammen
cotttgu't, Jet~o aber augs newe zum Dritten mahl trewlich revidirt, in eine
richtigere Ordnung gebracht, Vnd meht a!s die hettRc vermehret vnd
gebessert: Durch Conmdum Khunrath Lipsensem. Vnd jetzt von einem
Hoehgetahrten vnd Vornemen eifahrnen der Artzney vnd Chymise, &c.
menniglichen zu gutem in Druck befordert. Cum gratia & Privilegio
Sac. Cses. Majestatis ad decennium a prima impressioniscujuslibet die.
Hamburg, Ex BiMiopotio Frobeniano. Jm Jahr: t6os.
4°. Ff.[8]t.is, pp. tg~aS. Index[35,t MMk]. TiHeredandblack.
tn thisthirdéditiontheworkhasbeenentirelyrecastandmuchenlarged.The
sixtheditionisdatedHamburg,16~,4".

Medulla DestiMatona& Medica, Das ist, WahrhaMigereigenttichcrgrNndHcher

bericht, wie man den Spiritum Vini, durch mittel seines hinder jhm
verlassenen Saltzes, item die Perlen, ComMen,de<sgieichen alle andere
Oliteten aus den Crescentibus, ats Früchten, Resinen, vnd anderen Sachen
mehr, zum Auro potabile, vnd andem Arcanen dienstlich,künstlich distiUîfen,
Nachmats in quintam Essentiam, zur hôchsten Exaltationbringen soL Item,
Etlicher hen-UcherWundbalsam, Stichpflaster, vnd gutdener Wasser Pnepam-
tiones, administrationes & effectus, wie dann das Register den Gebrauch
46z A~y</AW~3W

KHUNRATH (CONRAD). C~M~

ordentlich aufsweiset. Mit sonderm 8ei&, den Filijs Doctrine, zum besten
colligiret. vnd in Druck oNentHch verfettiget. Durch, C.C.L. EiMeben.
W!tboatdateandpriMef's
name.
,J t7ïc~ndex [ts]. T!«ered andMackenclosed
in a border.
Fhe prehce isdntedSchlessig,
!S9~.

[Another Copy.]

Conrad Khunrath, possiNyitbrotherofHeinrich C. C. L. They stMd for ConMdas CotttathtM

Kbunmth, wasa physician and chemistof Leipzig, LiMem.)s.
who tiwd sonte time ln Denmark and was at His book was sutteafu), as it seeaMte bave
ScMeswigin t~g~, whence he dedicated bis book pa~ed thtougb a numberof edMcM.
to the magistrates and eouncit of thé free towns, Thé enumeMtionof thèseM not <etysathf~ctoty
Lahech, Mneburtf, &c. He was anxious to pro. as Mmeare undated,an<tit i<net CM*tomake thé
rnotethé kaowtedge and use of chemicattne<Bcin<s, édition: tatty.
and besides the present work ho wote: Schte~ig no date
M~< T'nM~M&m Pts~S*.
de ~-Mtjc~, o~t~, EMebea no date
Mfot<M'o und der &AA!~f, Leipzig,ts~y, 8°, and Leipzig tf~.
oneor twoother books. Hamburg grdedittott !MS.
A secondpart of the Medulla was pMbMshedin HMnbMfg Sth édition t~8.
t6tA, after his death. Motter says correctly that Leipzig tM<
the nrst edition of his book bote oety hi< initiab Leipzig ,703.
Bore). ~«M CA<~<-o,t6s4, p. 65 (enters HM)ef. &WH'<ca ~Mt'~mz ~<M~. tw?, ii.
himunder Conradus Lipsensis '). p. 3*3. (HaMerhère caDshim efroaeo'NtyC. C.
Molier. ~iMM<'<t)'ma..?<<t6~, p. 688. K. and quotes a number of editioM. whid) 1 have
Kestner,~Mft~MK&<j CM~f~wM, ty~o, notseen confinned.)
p. 444. GtoeMn,C<fj<~t< <~M&, tM~, n. 36!.
Dafresooy, ~M/o<~ <&la /'A~«~~
Lengtet U)Mtcopies tM)er. even M repeating C. C. H.,
~fM/)M. t~z, iif. pp. 198, ï~o. aad tS49. <w tS9<t.)
Moller, C<tx~W<: /t/~MO/<t.ty44, ii. p. 430. Fttehs, ~<<~tM)H <&<- f~w~K~M /.<~<
Mcher. ~/tjg)'otft< G!<M~<<«-2~)!<M)t, ïMo, !i. ï6û6~8, p. oe.
col.eo8t. Rotennund's ~w~t~, i?:o, ii. coL ~~M~~& M<AwfM/&, t8t8, )mB. P. s~: M<t
3tt. date,xxi:. p. sas (aMMehy Webt).
A~WM<~t<
ChtMtfepie, Dictionnaire <4<f<~<yw /!t<~t~M'<AMt~fa~, Pad<, Panckoucke (t&to.
fn'tf~, t~M, iii. letter K. p. 56. a;), v. p. 46~
MtttMtc, Cw~~M JY~/a~f .Mf~MtM fA~Mtc. LadMgue.«'0«MM~&&<tw&
~t«~, 176!, p. g&t. iCMt,No. ttt8.
Haller, ~wf/MM &)M<t!'<'<t, tty/t, i. p. 391. Bi))ings./)M6t.)r-C~ t886, ~i. p. 38$; and
Sénés, to~, tiii. p. oge.
KHUNRATH (HEiNRica).
Von Hytea!ischen, das ist Pri.Materia1ischenCatholischen oder Algemeinen
Naturtichen Chaos der Naturgemessen Atchymiœ vnd Alchymisten Wieder-
holete, vernewerte vnd wolvermehrete NatNTgemets-Atchym!sch vnd Recht-
lehrende Philosophische Confessio oder Bekentnus; Henrici Khunrath
Lips: GôttUchet WeisheitLiehabers (sie),vnd beyder ArtzneyDoctor:
Hhoch-mah-eli
Dem Lesterer.
Ob dir schon was ist vnbewust,
Nicht dest' minder eim andems ist bewust.
Cum Privilegio S S. CaesareœMa*~speciali.
8°. Pp.M 469[i, w!(hwoodeut;z M<M)kl Titteredand btnck.withweod.
cat borderornament.ThéwocdeM is theowtwKhspeetades,twot~cht! andtwo
withtheHnes
caudles,
WMhelffenFacketn.LiechtoderBnUen
WanndieLeutnichtsehenwot!en.
C~~ox (p. 469): Gedrucktsu M~idebafgk,durehJoachhnSehmiedt,tn
vorttpto);Joh<mnR-MekenAnno!6t6.
 J~MMMW 463
KHUNRATH (HmNRtCH). C~~w~.
Othet edfMons <ue Magdeburg, t~8 (the first thé prefttce of which b dated Magth'tMtj;. ts~
t6o6, 8*! StMtburg, tM~, *7M, ta'; t786 (?.f.). but thé edition beforeme WMprinted by Cothopff.
Tbere seems to have B~enan e~t'tier work: Con. ArgeMorfUi,t~, M', pp. M84.
fesslo de Chao Phy~ieo~'hetnicorum CathoUco:

Alchymisch philosophisches Bekenntnis vom universeUen Chaos der natur-

gemassen Alchymie, von Heinrich Khunrath, beyder ArzneygelahrheitDoktor,
und Liebhaber gûttHcher Weisheit. Mit beygefagter Warnung und Ver-
mahnung an alle wahre A!chymisten. Neue von den deutschen Sprachfehlern
ohne Verletzung des Sinnes ges&uberte,und mit des Verfassers Anmerkungen
versehene AuSage. Leipzig,bey Adam Friedrich BOhmen,1186.
8'. Pp. 3~
Newedhtoeof' VonHyte~tschen ChfMx.'
Amphitheatrum Sapientite ~terhee Solius Verse, Chnstiano-KabaMsticum,
Div!no-Magicum, nec non PhysicoChymicum, Tertriunum, Catholicon:
instructore Henrico Khunrath Lips: Theosophiae amatore 6de! et Medicinœ
utrius~; Doct: HaUetu-I~h!1 HaHetu-hh!1 HaMu-lah Phy diabolo!1
E Millibus Vix Vni. Anno M.D.C.II. Cum PrivilegioQesareœ Maiest:
ad Decennium A Prima Impressionis Die.
Folio. Ff [4],pp. 60. aaz [t] (i MaakT.C~Aw.- HtmovNe Exeudebat G)ti.
Mmus~Aotonttu,
Mc<mus MDCt)f.ronratt,
ntonMH, M~x. Portrait,engra*
engravedti<)e,
Md tide, ten engraved
ten engraved s ymbolic nine
lates, nine
pplates,
sytoboMc
ofthemdouble,
ofthem net!nthe
double,not pagiMtMn.
in the pagination.
Numerous éditions of this book are reponed. colophons, for ir the t6M edition bas the t6a9
F'r~gn& t~8 Magdeburg. 1609 HaMm, t6ot ¡ colophon there is not mue more to be saidas to
Magdeb., t&)6: FMMkf.,ï6o8; Leipz., 1608 the Mtat!ty of the two, Mcept as concents the
Mbeett, ï6o8; Magdeb., t6o8: Hamb., t6t)[, more Reelit litte-pne
<6~8, 't<s": Hanau. t6~: FranMoft, t6s; Of the <butunnumbeted k~M two eonMioin a
Hamb.. )t?t<)t Mou of these, ns MoHer says. are tabular form a scheme of the book: 'Summa
probably Sctittous. ThM of t6oa seems to be Amphitheath Sâpteatiee~tetate solius vote Chjrb-
mentioned by Khunrath Mmse!f; peThaps he <Ms tiMo-eabaJistictdivino-tat~tet, &o., wMch bdongs
re&tTingto the date on the above titte-page. De to p~ tSof the ant part. Thé other two also con.
Bureadmts the existence of one edition only, this tain a table ntarked betcng)ag to p. i;;i of the
of 1609,and take$ no notice of thé others, except second part Thèse tabïts, as well as certain of
that of FnmMutt, i:6Nt,and it, he show:, is not a the HhctrMions,are somet!mesawanting.
oew edition but on!y that of tCo~ with a newdated Johaon Arndt <?.f.) wrote a commentary on the
tit!e-page. But he shoaid have meationed the tint four Ngares )n this book.

Magnesia Catholica Phitosophorum, oder eine in der Alchymie hSchst nothwen-

dige und augenscheinliche Anweisung, die verborgene catholische Magnesia
des geheimen Universalsteins der Schten Philosophen zu erlangen. Von
Heinricb Khunrath, beyder ArzneygehabrheitDoktor, im Jahr tj~Q. grdndtich
geschrieben und zu Magdeburg herausgegeben. Neue, von den Sprach. und
Druckfehlern gesâuberte AuHage. Leipzig, bey Adam Friedrich B&hmen.
'784.
8m.Pp.[9]
y. Pp~[2]vi.,Hz.
vi.,X12.
The signatures
b~)n onthe haifsheet.beetHMe m«ttt)'oeMtnr!ng
thé MeMmin&ty
hatfasheett)as~p)itM)-e)(.
Thepnt&eeissigMdJ.V.R.
Wahrhafter Bericht vom phitosophiscben Athanor und dessen Gebrauch und
Nutzen, von Heinrich Khunrath, beyder ArzneygelahrheitDoktor, und treuen
Liebhaber gôttticher Weisheit. Wegen seiner ûbeTaus grofsen Settenheit
nach der dritten im Jahr ï6t5. zu Magdeburg im Verlag des Verfassers
gedruckten Ausgabe aufs neue von den deutschen SpmchfeMem ohne
Verletzung des Sinnes gesâubert, und mit einem historischen Vorberichte
464 /tW~AW~2W-A'/B~A

K.HUNRATH (HEtNMcn). C~A

von seinem sammttichen Schriften, nebst dem in Kupfer gestochenen Athanor
auf Begehren herausgegeben. Lc:pz!g,bey Adam Friedrich Bôhmen, tyS~.
S*. Pp.58. Frontispiece.Pp.ts-t6dropped.MS.notes.
Fitstedition,Magdeburg,
t6o3 ~5: 9'. Gmelin(i.aS?)coMMets thistheontythingbyKhuurath
ofany value.
Judtcium über Henrici Khuntaths Amphitheatrum.
See ARNDT
See ARNDT (jOttANN).
(jOttANN).
The tunhor of the &)'/M~ says (p. :o6) ho\v a He wrotealso De igue Magorum Philosophor.
pious n)Mt like Amdt cottfd occupy hunsetf with vmnque secteto externo et visibili. das ist pM)o.
thé comfortteo works of KhMnrath is M gréât a isophisehe ErkSrtmg des Glut- und FhtBtMB-
mystery to him as the ~fW~M~aAwM itsetft j
feuers der uralten Weiseo nebst Jobfum
Khunnuh, or KhOnratb, or Kunrath, or Kun. Amdts pM)<Mophb<:h-kntxt)!<ti$ehen Judicio Uber
raht, or. Cunrath. or Cunrad, or Conrad, was bom die < vttt ersten Figuren des
at Leipzig !n ts6o, studied medicine,gntdmMd a< Neue AmphitheateM.
Auftage. Leipzig, xg83, <f. pp. to?.
Basel in 1~88,was a fottower of PMacebtM,wrote First ed. StfMbut~, t6o8.
bis çurious theMopMc or my~ticalbooks, aad died KhanKtth ts stitt of authority with modem
at Ldpïif! (Dresden. Motter), in ~605. aged 45' dénotées < of ocenltism, and two of the
His portrait !$ given1n the ~<~A<<e<M. in the ~m~7A<*<t/~t!thave been symbolic
He believed in the transmutation of stones ami plates and commentedon byde Guaita. but Mprodueed some of the
tnetats. and the prolongation of tife by the KUxir. oMer wnten showed him no mercy. The author
His writings are obscureand full of synthotistn. of the /~«~ says tbat thé '~MAMM<a~KM
Another work of his !s entitled: HochoOtdiche, and other tcings a)t bear wftness to his disgusting
umm~tngtiche, und gar nothwendige Drey Fragen arrogance nnd iguorance. He wrote not from the
die CuKttmn. Sandes,Grieses, Steins. Sp!nt of God but fromthe Ignorant devi)of pride.'
betreNënd, Leipzig, t6o7. H was Frank-
furt und Leipzig, t~SS, 8°, pp. 38[2reprinted
Mank].
Van der Linden, Z~ ~~A'j lilri duo, Matthiae,CMt~M<Mt~'t/<~<EAM<~<~)t<rA~)M.
<6<j7,p. tpy (quotes the treatise on goût on!y). /<gKW,1761,p. 364.
Peints BoretUas,F~/<~A<'<-a CA"M~, Paris, ~654, De Bure, ~j/~aA4~< ~<f<. ty&t, il.
p. t~o. p. ~8.
ÇuMnus Kuhlmann, Z~ M~M/f~&r F<MM<, Etoy, /<M!t«!tn! A~o~M U'ilnftlll ut
da ,a
la IUf.iet:tn,.
~<a~,
Letden, 1674,cap. xi. pp. 79-75. '778, p. 647.
HàUerword, ~'<~MM<r<tC«Wf~< f676, p. 40$- <<tTM<f~r~Jf~r~M~, t78<, H.pp. tM, <)00.
("Zebet, KbersapenstttMsus,"edttedby KhunMth.) B~~FMf CwAtf~ der Aab~ <&«~, M8&
Mercklin. Lindenius ~w~N/af, 1686,p. 396. pp. :87,513, S79,s83,587 (onticises Khunrath witb
Witte, Diarium ~<}{'m'/<tKK)!<, t6e8, s)g. D~j ferocity).
recto; 9 Sept., 1605. Adelung, Cor~t/f der oMwjcMM- A~~MM<
Bornchius, CM<~<«t .ScWjKerMxt CA<Mt~fMm, ~787,v. p. ot.
69b p. 33. Gmetin, C<~t'<;A&der CA~tM, tyoy, i. pp. 98y,
MoUer, ~'aM'«~o-~<~«!, 1607,p. 688. 569.
Karen ~o/j~A. ?& T~a/~Att Feifetier der von Murr, M~- den tMtA~a Mrj~w~ der
~~M~f'«<tf/, ITOt, p. t!t0. ~<M<a~œw fw<f /~K)')t«:«~~nKM~, 1803,
Manget, F~/M/*«'<t &MM ~i'<A<-o<-KM. p. 8.
t/M, u. i. p. hxxvi. Fuchs, 7?<MJM
Reptrlorium der ~«)M~c<
rlrtmireheu ~.t7<'<f~,
Lilleralur,
Zedter, t/.)<tM~'m<-Z~c<'<1737,xv. col. atg6. !8o~o8, pp. ~3~6.·
KeMner, ~M'<Mt<)tu<'A<t <?<'M~<t.ft'<:OM, ty~o. ~'MMM nivtrselle, t8t8, xxii. p. 587: M
p.
AraoM, A'.t'MA<«- «~ A<M<Mt/o~f<«, ty~t, date,x)[i!.p.!t3S(MtMebyWeis.).
~«!p~~ ~~Ma&, Paris. Panckoucke (t8~
1 .P- 33' ~74% r- PP' ï'4- 95). v. pt 4&(.
ixnglet Dumsnoy, Xisloire
Lenetet Dnft~esttoy, ~'t/<t<~e<<e
de /<!
la fA</<t<o~AM
Phllampbia Spfenget. der ~<-«!HM~, tSsy, iii.
<7~At~/<
A'c~'ettM~tt~,1749,i. pp. gSa, 47< iii. p. to8. P.53S-
Brucker, ~M/o~<!C~a /'&7<M~~&,1743.IV. Schmieder,C«MM~(~M~. tagt, p. sas.
i. P.67S.50 Lttdmg)te,&WM'«<0«M~&<<~<et~~y~
i. Motter,
p.o6~~ CsaEdria
C.
Ct'M 1..
litsrata.
/<<fMt/< H.
Hauniae,
HMnMB,t74.t,
sg,W, il-
H. p. ~6?OL N os. 973~)80.t5o6.
440. (This is thé fOOestaccount.) ~/<pMM< ~'<«~A<Zt~a~ttf, i88e, xv. p. 709.
JScher, ~xc~j Gf/~r~-Z<.)!MO<, iMo, ii. Bithngs, ~t<<<. !886. vii. p. 385.
eot. 9081 Rotermttnd's /<«~«~, t8io, fit. col. Bilimgs,
Kopp, Dit
Iadtx.Calalognt.
~m~, t88<tt886,vïï.
p. ato; pii.pp.
h3,85.gCt,
361,
Ch:nt<epié, A~aMaM /?«'/MX)!a~< ~<'M'«~M. StanMas de Guaha, ~M<tM de ~M<«<etMaudites,
t753. H'- 'etter K, p. j,s. 1. AitSeuildu Mystère, t89o, pp. 57.50, 00.~47.
Ftctutd. /~c~~&~a, 17~3, Part i. p. 100
(tavishty fauded withthe stock phrases).

KIESER (FRANz).
Cabala Chymica. Concordantia Chymica. Azot Philosoph.Solificatum. Drey
vnterschiedliche, nützliche, vnd zuvor nie aufsgegangeneTntctSt!ein, ohn
 ~~M~A~M~Z~~ 46$
–.––––––M'"– -.<
KIESER (FMM). <<M~.
welcher HMUëniemandt in Ewigke!t Chymiam veram verstehen, noch das
summum Arcanum erlernen wirdt.
In welcher I. Der rechte Grundt vnnd Fundament aller nat0r!!chenvnd
vbenMtt(t)'chen D!ngen etktatet wird.
tm II. Viel schôner Vergleichungenvnnd Vbereynstimmngen(~') etticher
alten vnnd newen Phitosoph!scheo SchrMtten, von wahrer Bereytung defs
Philosophischen Steins, Colligiret von H. Alexandro von SNchten, Med. D.
Dezet aller Inhalt post Praefationemzu finden.
ÏMt III. Augenschetntiche EtktSrung aller vnd jeder Particu!atK&ten,
fiirnoabstcn Hand~riCën vnnd Vortheyten, ad conf;c!endumAzot Philosoph.
necessaria, So Georgius Clettus, Ï. V. Hc. selbst inn praxi waht odaf tMsch
befhMden,vohjhtn ernem gutën Freunde !n Mi&ivencommuniciert.
Jet~o aber allen Filiis doctrine zu besonderm Nutzen vnd GeMten an
Tag geben, von Francisco Kiesero, Chymico vnd Medico zu Franckfurt.
Mühlhausen, Bey Martin Spiessen, ln Verlegung Johann Spiessen, &c. Anno
M.DC.VL
tït. t- V t<
8*. Pp.
8*. Pp.f~J~CtftJ. 'ri<te<BdM)'tb)ae!h
woodoiMs. TMe
fe~Ct [tj. 4~woodwts. red andblack.
Van Suchtens tract is made up of eittMets from Seven cottoq)t!<stollow:
a tMMtberofsoutees, as Ptn'acebus, Benthardt~ betweenahynxM)tMdanattist.p.e83.
~)wM*)W (p. t??) De Prima Materia La~db, Il. between Danogorgon and Reymumtm,p.
&e. (p. tpe (!o verseM: Ltbsr At!omt (p. ao&): ~93-
SpteuMtionM PhMtMticfB (p. 933)t L&p&Phito. III. between Spiritus,Anima, and Corpus and
sophorum ad quendam FapaM (p. 3<to).ExpMttto the L<M<ofpMt«Mpby,p. 39$.
Atbertt super Chymiam (p. a~t); P<trtfcat<ute IV. between Mensand Corpus, p. 3~.
Cht<«)aniSchmahent)nct ex Secretb artis Dont). V. another betweenMens ttnd CotpM,p. 3~7.
JwoN Albert (p. aM) Lap): Alberti Magni Rebis Vt. hetween Mensand Virtus. p~360.
<P ~7;} Norma, &c. (p. 977). VH. between Putentla and V~, p. 369.
The".P.3?5:
The<t,p.3M:
Atot PMtosophcrun) soUCt&Mn),dm ist, WahttatMge, vnd ANgefMchetaUehe
ErMantng atter t~nicutentaten, wie auch attor MmembMen Handtptnen vnd Vor.
th~ten, M )M rechter Bereytung des w~hfen PMtosopbitche))SteiM tequitirt vnd
etfM~ert werden. HeymMchervn vetttaw<er weifsvon He<ret Q~or. C!~ t. V. De.
aufs eygener ErMtntng einem Mmemmen D. vand Chymico M Mq~ntzsch~MMdt
cemtBunMtrt. M.DCVI.
Vignette of a eoa~oinedset of symbols.
LeMtet Dt)<~n(w. ~<<~ <&la ~A&' Gmdtn, G<f~<<tMt <~ CtMtt~, t~t P. 563
~MM~w, t7«, !ih {<.M;. (caBa Mm Rteso~. t~S, M.p. a<.
&)'~ay.t~ C~ dar AM~w C~ttf. )[y8& Kopp, Dit ~&~<M~, t9a6,ii. p. a~o.
p. M.

KIESSLING (JOHANN GOTTFRtED).

Johann Gottfried Kie&tings, Jur. Pract. & dicte artis Cuit. Relatio Practica de
Arte Probatoria Mineralium & Metattomoi. Das ist: Gründliche EtzeMang,
wie aUe und jede Mineralia auf gewisse MetaUe, dièse hmwtedefum in sich
selbst, ingteichen Müntzen, hn Feuer, durchs Aqua fort, Aqua Régis, und
Cementiren, probieret, und geschieden welden, Benebst der Nachricht, was
aMenthalben darzu nôthig, und ein PtoMeter oder Guardain, so wobl
hiervon, a!s denen zum Müntz- und Saiger-Hutten-Wesen, samt deren
Verrichtungen wissen soU. Worbey noch einiger anderer zu dieser Kunst
dienlichen Anweisungen gedacht wird. Leipzig, verlegts Michael Btoch'
berger. t?4t.
8'. Pp. [8, fMntbptece inctttdtd] e~[t Manh].
Mitionis
This first «Mon Mnot
not quoted 0)ne))n.
by Gmelin.
quotedby
<C
466 ~T~~Z~~L-AT~C~E~
KIESSLING (JOHANM GOTT~ÏND). <<MM~
Johann Gottfried KiefsSags, Jur. Pmct & dictée artis Cutt. Re!atio Practica
de Arte Probatotia Mtnet&tium& MetaHomm,Das ist GtUndttcheErzehlung,
wie alle m)d j@deMinemim auf gewisseMetaUe, diese Mowiederatnin sich
selbst, in~chen Müntzen, im Feuer, durchs Aqua fort, Aqua Regis, und
Cemeh&en, probieret und geschieden werden, Benebst der Nachricht, was
aMenthalben darzu nôthig, und ein Probiereroder Guardain, so woht hiervon,
ab denen zum Muntz*und Saiger-Hûtten'Weseh, samt deren Vernchtungen
wissen soU. Worbey noch einiger anderer zu dieser Kunst dienlichen
Anweisungen gedachtwird. Andete AuBage. Leipzig, vertegts Michael
Biochbo~er. ty~.
jMocnoeïgcr. tys:.
S*. Pp.
S*. pp. [t6.
[t6,<Mntbp!eM iaetaded]
iMntbfp!eeeifteMed] 30~.
30~.
Tafs is a genuiM book on MMying and givesa Thé most impoTtant change b that the Cemate
good idea of the processes and feagenM of thé 6(!ewtM! thé aMt ttMthmh nm~y~MnBttt
«me. In the first édition symbcts and chMàcMrs thKHtgba window, in the second b M)~MS<Meo
M
are Uted. but in the Mtond thé «Mnesare givea m holding a rope or (Mn whtch b hanging down
Mt. The&oMisptece. wbichMptesenManMMyet's into the room, and to wMch are Mtaehed tho
hbOMtoty, bas been modi6ediothe second édition. phnetMy symbols &{thetMh)b.
Goa~in, GMoMf~CJtoM~, ti~, iii. p. ;s. Fuchs, ~<<~tMX der <)b)««at~ ~«f~Aff.
tScMt.pt 9yih <
KÏNDER.BETT des Steins der Weisen, durch einen unbekandten Chevalier :n
Ftantzôsischer Spiache beschrieben. Und nun aus dem FmntzSsischen ins
Teutsche Hbersetzet,durch J. L. M. C.
Hermès und Geber. Wer diese Kunst emmaM zu Ende bringet, wenn
er auch gleich Tausendmahl tausend Jahr lebete, und alle Tage vier
Tausend Menschen zu ernehren hette, würde er doch abrig genug
haben.
Hamburg, Verlegts Gottfned LieberaickeL 169~.
y. Pp.4sf3MM~
y.Pp-4~ St3NM)tJ.
TMs seems to be the second part of thé coMeetton tmMhtw WM Johann Langt, MedMMe Candt.
ei~!)edA~t&M j~~w «KM<~t<«.t, tC~a, separated dâtus.
from the rest. See the note on that work. Thé
B~a~ sur 0<~M'A/<der AM~TW Ct~M~, ty8s. LadMgue, ~M~M OM«!~ &)««M
p. 644. &~«!M, t8MLNe. taot.
Kopp. ZMf ~~AMt&,)[M6,ii. P. 383.
.S~ NODU$sophtcasenodatus, 1692.
See HBRMETtSCHESA. B. C., i. p. 86.
KINDER-SPIEL (Das).
~e t.UDUsPueMnttn.
KJRCHER (ATHANAsms).
Athanasii Kircheri Fuldensis Buchonii Soc. Jesu Presbyteri: Ars Magna
Luc!s et Umbtte, in X Libros digesta. Quibus admifmdœ Lucis& Umbne
in mundo, atque adeb universa natura, vires eNectusque utt nova, ita wna
novorum reconditiorumque speciminum exhibMone, ad varios mortalium
usus, panduntur. Editio altéra ption multb auctior.
~~?3 (~) !WO)rC3
<&!Th<r«Am!<t~r~s eûrM! (~&)~<3t a'&t~!
Stcutt tenebtas ejus ita & lumen ejus.
Pulm ~8.
Psàhn 138.
 ~MM~M 4<~
KIRCHER (ATHANASjus). Continued.
AtnstetodantM,Apud Joaanem Janssonium à Waesberge, & Htetedes EUfMei
Weyerstraet. Anno cïalacLXXt. Cum Privilegio Sacr. Cosaf. Majestatis,
&Ord.HoH.&Westfr.
Folio. Pp. M 8!o [9. t MaottJ. NnmeMUs woodeaM Md en~tt~
Kngn~edtitte !n<suded
inthepagination.3 p)ata),and <b)dfag plateMpanHe.Thé
tmepagination too
!s710, pp.bernedropped between~<~S<S*
De&)tequoM<Mte(ti«oaofRome,t&t6.
Athanasii Kircheri e Soc. Jesu AM Magna Sciendi, in XII. Ubms Digesta,
qua Nova & Universali Methodo per ArtificiosumCombinationum contextum
de omni re proposita ptunmis & pMpe infinitis rationibus disputari,
omniumque summaria quidam cognitio comparari potest. Ad Augustis-
simum Rotn. Impctatorem Leopp!du.m Pn'aMt, Justuto, Btun)~ Fe!tcem.
Amstelbdatn:, Apudyoannem Janssonium & Waesberge, & Vtduam EtMei
Weyerstraet. AnnoctaloCMtx. CumPn~t~)is.
Feth*.Pp.[ta, inchtdiMthéengt~wdt:th MMt Û)eRnpeMr'speftMtt]489[M].
EngMvtags and a (ewwoodcuts in the text. e separatoplates. sp"te<! tMtea.
EngmvedtitIe.t~gtMt PartIl. betweea pp.~46~4~, p. a~ thoTfeeMMaowphy.
Athanasii Kircheri Societatis Ïeso, Magnes sive de Arte Magnettca Opus
Tripattitam quo univetsa Magnetis Natura, eiusque in omnibus Scientijii &
Artibus vsus, noua méthode expitcatur: ac preterea viribus & prodigiosis
etïectibus Magneticarum, ai!ajumque abditarurn Natune motionum in
Elementis, Lapidibus, Plantis, Animalibus, elucescentium, multa hucusque
incognita Natutae arcana, per Physica, Medica, Chymica, & Mathema~ca
omnis generis Experimenta recluduntur. Editio Tettia. Ab ipso Authore
recognita, emendataque, ac muttis nouorum Expenmentotum problematis
aucta. Romae MDCLIV. Sumptibus B!asijDeuers!a, & ZanobijM asotti
BibMopotanun. Typis Vitalis Mascardi. Superiorumpermissu, & Pnuit~tjs.
FoMo.Pp. fM. iodadhg théengrawed titte] 6~ [«81 Titte red and Mack.
Vignette.Thé EmpeM)-coittof anM,s!B.13MyM. Ntuneromen~tavings and
woodean in thetext-
TbepteMOttMrkCmt appeatedat Rome.<&ti, PMtasfoMS MagaettMe, Remse,t<4&4*: MM.
4* théMcondeditionat Cùtogae, t&tg,4*. He neti<Htm MUoreeMgnttm. Romee.1667.4'pp. t~
wroteabo: Ars Magnesia,HetMpcU. t
tagt, 4*;
Athanasii Kircheri e Soc. Jesu Mundus Subtenaneus, in XII. Libros digestus i
quo Divinum Subterrestris Muadi Opificium, mira EtgMtenontm NatNïte
in eo distributio, verbo <Mffd/M~of Protei Regnum, aniwfSte denique
Natoree Majestas & divities summa rentm varietateexpoountat. Abditorum
eHëctuuntcausée acri indagine inquisit~ demonstrantur; cogaitfeper Attis &
Natutte conjugium ad humauaevitœnecessanum usum vano experimentorum
appartu, necnon novo modo, & tatione appMcaatur.
Tomus Ad Alexandrum VII. Pont. Opt. Max.
Amstetodami, Apud Joannem Janssonium & Elizeum Weyerstraten, Anno
cloïacmv. Cum Privit~ie.
Folio. Pp. M 346. tadNt[6]. PertMttot KitdMfaadof AteMnder VII.,
engMtedtitteMd~ separateplates,<tt!
Mtm. WeodeaM inthetext.
TomusMOtndtM.Pp.[M,ine))td!Bg theengraved
titte)487.tnde<M. y plates.
Woûdtatt.yMtMM.ThtteThere
WM wasanedition
<n édition in t6?8.
t~a.
4M ~JWC~M
KIRCHER OM~w~.
(AïHANAStus).

Sententia de Unguento Armario ex libro ÏII. ejusdem de

~<!jpw~
desumpta.
THEATRUM
SYMPATHETtCUM, t662, p. 567.

De Lapide PhilosophorumDissertado ex J~ ~<i'~M~ desctipta.

See MANGM (j. J.), BibliothecaChemica Cunosa, t?02, i. p. ~4.
De Alchymia Sophtstiea.
&w MANON- (j.j.), BibliothecaChemicaCuriosa,~M, i. p. 8a.
Diatribe de prodigiosisCrucibus, que tam supm vestes
homioum, quàm tes
atia% non pridem post uMmum incendium Vesuvij Montis,
Neapoli com-
paruerunt.
See SÇHOTT
See SCHOTT (CASPAR), Ïoco-SenorumîNatutaeet Art:s. CeniMn~Tres, p. ~6
(CASPAR),Ïoco-Senorum
KitctMt wmborna
boni aMw. lr-
KitctMt was May.t&M.
t6M, ~tC!M~M n~ ~t.
&t GevM.near <
af&aMnytol~att&.fmd~)-ecefved with
F.,tda; tn ,6.8 he M~ the ~u~TS~ 1 anat
hmMetf to study, and was appointed ta teach dMtiM!Honbyt)MQmndMMtw.
Romeand actedfor eight yeaMH.~tun~M as of
mathen)~ phito~phy. and riental
nt thé UntveMtty of Warttba~. a daty tMguaM. atlerwards~<~H?~professor
wSch~e 28 Nov..1680.
disch~K~ in the most briMia~mann~. On the Kircher WMa man of wN-~mMt eambMM-
MtbfMk of the thifty years' war he wentto Avig. erudition. of equat credulity, superstition, and ton.
non.whtreheMHdiedantiquitiesfortwoyeaM.and j ~M~ aii worksla number,
WMadvised by Pelnsc to.ttempt the int~p~tion
ofbgypuan hieroglyphim He was on the point & whole fieldof leming.
cfgotM to Vtenna <Bptofessor of mathematics, He was an cpponent of alchemy and wrote
wheahe was suddentycatted to Rome.
ln t6sy he Meompaniedthe Cardinal Frederick a~Mthinthe~/M~~nwMM-
Atet~mbe, BWte<&fe &~j)~M j'a< ~p.
lesu, t&t3. p. 48. l1'A iï. p. 6&.1. ¡
C~tso. 2~ d' ~MmM< ~< Venetia. H~er, ~M,~o ~<M/MM~,
t<66, i. pp. ~St-~Sg,witba portrait. L p. ~M.
H~htr. &M~~«-a CtMfMft,. )
KSnig. A~M~eM ~M«~<~ y~. p. ~6. HaMer.JKW~<, ~Mtt&e Jh-
Mt~hn. /.<a<&MtM ~<M«t<. t686. p. c~ "M. H.
1?77.
P. 2.
~hi~f~C~& t~p.~s. <&
~M~ W~<~M AM~-w.
f~
4 vrrto, Nov. 1680. "T#MYÎ 0~<~M«~/t7<M, X78%
Reimmann, &'<tMt<~ dit ~<<MaM Liter. ~)[iNs. M~iv. iv- p. 416-
4t6.
anoe< <f<M~- Omd:~ e~«~ der CA<i p~
?~<<~<a, ~yoH, ijj. n t~ 743.; 'MS. H. p. 3t.
Atta ~~<<t, t7t6.)i. (StOckvii.), p. tM.
Manget, ~/<~ ~<<.M<M/&, ~s, 30di-
1818, )n(,t. P-
p. 440,~o: nOno
&~M~ JMr& cdkato,m p. 6,p.
tMt. u. p. )H.
S~, ~&K<t)~Mt-~M<e).M~r~<,a<~b<. F~ PtUMtMMdM (te~
P. 4flS.
&M~, ~M. pp. Mg,sge. a5~
~w<~MHKT!<x~.f~ JM~a/~e, pp.J~S~ 275note), 4110.
1732.p. 80. ~mieder, ~A&
MoSo~ Ed. tettia. it?~, i. pp. ,6~. p.
412-
T~S! il. 156. &c., &c. Brea)aa. t~. il. pp.
Niceron. J~M~M <&j~~xw < (by sdMei.
tyM. der).
xxv}i.p. ttb. Backer, des
Stolle, ~!&< Mf <~ G<t~~ B<WtW~M A~M~ A Coot.
'te Série, PP- 422-433, 1861,
'7~.PP. 3~. M9.36' ('a )wned windbag'). M. vllme série. P. 98-Ç-
(.Ës~r' Figuier. /f~& «
(and iderencm). ~j~t~. tS<6.
pp. 41.9~
Kestner. ~Mt<NMtt<M<~ Gt~Z< 1140, F~/<M ~A~ Biog~phy, wt. iii.
Leagtet DttfrestMy. ~<«M~ d, la f~,&<
7~ i. .P" pp. 6x, i.s. ~C'&.tMt.~tit.cot.~
Vogt, Ce~ Jy3igrapA~i,rck.literarixAst Hand.
y~. rh, Poggendorli,1863,i. 001.12.$8.
e~Mt. ~47. pp. 39:4 (ra~ty of the 'Oed!pos
AMyntMtcus'). 1
jSche)-.~MM~fMt O~M.&M. (by'P..
tMo. ji.
t8M.!i). co).les (t%Erman~ J886, viL
cot. a«9j: Rota-mund'~ .<o~. ~?' ~i. P.
p. 441,
441 ¡ and
44t ~lQd
ond
Sed" 1903.
Sertes, vüi, p. 18%
~uahel, Kopp.TS! ~&~M~t886, t. p. 9~
A~MM «M
w~-<M« ~M/~A-C~Mc~
G<&M, t~, H!, iv. p. 79a, No. ~f~Ma ~~t~,
Htfseh. ~t<<(-A« /~tt<hM der A~M~t.
a88p. tM6, Ui.p. ~8(by pMd).
~t~MM de <M/«M& Sommervogel. Bidli~atk?grade !a gais de
Porta), la CM~. /~fM, tS~g,
«~f, t77<t.u. p. 6~. BiMiogophie, iv.col. «~6-toyy.
 ~C~M~/F~MC~~F6'JT~ 4~9

KIRCHMAJER (GtsoROCASPAtt).
B. C. D. MetaUo'Metamorphosis, Principiis ac Experimentis Curiosis
Metallurgicis asserta, sub Praesidio Georg. Casp. Kitchmajeri, Prof. Publ.
Academ. Witteberg. Senioris, Imper. Leopoldin. Phosph. Secund. PubHca.
bitur ad d. Decembr. A. cïalacXCIÏI. In Auditorio Majori, à Re-
spondente, Ludovico Caspare Mayero, Neukirchensi-Franco. Wtttenbctga~,
Typis ChnstMmi SchrOdten, Acad. Typ.
Pp.[a]M. [4pp. addedon,apparendy belongingtoa dMetettttht!)t.]
Theauthorofthé ~f<~ isunabletoagreewithKircbmajer's theststhatironandotherntetid*
were
fttttpreparedbyAdamformeuseofnxMtMitd-
Geotgl Casp. Kirchmajeri, in ËtectomM VViteberga P. P. Acad. C. de
Phosphoris et Natura Luds, née non de tgn~ CoanneRtatiQ EpMtpMca.
Wtttebeïgee, Apud Johannem Henncum EUiagerum, BiM. Anno
cloIacLXXX.
cloIacLXXX.
4'. Pp.
4'. Pp.M 79[6J.
M 79 TMeredMtdMach
[6]. TMe Vignette.
red andblack. Vignette.
Kirchmaier, Kirchmajer. Kirchmayor–at! the Kinihmajerhad already writtena tract on phos.
(ormaoccut~-was bom ttt UBfenheimln Ftanconia phonM ~e~/Mtt <~<t«~<M </ f&M~ffww.
!<o(~9) Juty, t~. He became pmfesser of rhe. <&<~tMe~f< <M t<~«-<o,W!Mebtt)!tB, t6y6,
totic at Whteabetg, and was ree~wd into thé 4", tf [M]. Bedunann quotes the later tract of
Academia Natune Curiosontmlu t677 under the x68o,p. 7, for K.itchmajefs acco'Mt of an experi.
MMaeofPhM'photrusH. HewMamaoofimntense ment on the phosphorescence or NtMMsoeMeof
aMahMMnttand bis studies embtaced numismatics fluor spar, wbieh Beckmann tUnks was the nMt
mhtem)ogy,Mctogy pubMtathMt <'f Rotermund Mcrtbes to Kirch-
pbMi«, ehe<nhtty,metattutgy.
<tndmedtctne.Ma bis numerous workson the most ntajer the diMOVMy of etching on ghM*.but theatt,
vadedMbJeetswon and maintained for bim gréât as Beckmann shows. was known to Sehwanhattt
cetebrity. before KMmM~)erand long be<iMethé deMttnpo-
He died 18 Sept. (Cet.). t:Me. sition ofHtMr:pM'by Scheete. te
MeKM!n.~M~«Mt MeeM/M. t686, p. 3~4. ~f.t'C<MM<~ <&b'~ C~ t78&
~de)ph«s Clamundus, t~<ee<MT~oM)HMtt M« x.
p. 551.
/<~W& ~&WT«W,<<M ~~M-F«)~ %fMa. 0<MMW<tt/<<'<'ft /<7<M~M<M. MSS, t. p. M9.
«/~A~ ~<<M JM~t~ Wittenberg, iiM~, BecktaMn,~fM~' «tr <~teMM<tder ~!<.
ii. L26a,»c~witha portrait. <<«x~x,~792,ti). p. M5 Hngtid)ttaMtation, t8t<t,
'~Snget, ~M/ &M~ ~M~«~<w, iii.p. eM.
x7gx,Il. 1. P.III. Gmetin, CefatM/«&~ C4<ot<<, t7{)8,Il. pp. !<y5,
/t /~o~~)MM ~M<!MA'<Π~At/ 390.
1732.P. 81. Fneha,/i'«)M dsr <~m&~<w ~'«~t<«f,
&dËr. M<<WMA~<c<ew<, t7K', M.eo). 7?<~ t8o6-o8,p.<MA
~& <& & ~~t~e FM~& ~M&a&. Paris. PMekouche ~830.
Lendet Du&eMty,
~MX~tM. ïy49, m. p. tM.. Sj;), V.p.
Mt~ef,Ciaid~
itloUer, C<M~<!/<«M~. *94Mi·t. P.
litsrata, t744. p· 3~ (undef
(under Schmieae)',CoeA«~ <~ ~<M<m~, tO~a,pp.
KMndM)). it. 4SL474-
J6ehtf, ~~Mt~~ C-ek"n.Lexkon, tyso,
G~M~Let~a, U~r,adlc, no daGa,
?Kg~<t& t/«~~t/&, date, xxi.
1 p. J: &t7.
coL «w (~t of bis numerous, vaned and cunous Kopp, 6«tAt<~«<<<~CAeM<<, t8<n, iti. po ~28
books); RotennMd's 7%M'<t«y, tCM, iii. cet. (hbtofy ofpho!pho)DM).
386* FigtBtf,Z'aH'~ </ ~&jMM<«!M, t9~6, p.
Bitchnet,~~&)M&e ~«~ CofMW~M 311.
~<M~& F«!p< <t&, t86t. MvU.col.
JM<<~ tM5. 4~, No. '!$. A<R&<w«M<:<t)M~
Matthhe, <%<M~~M ~Kt<f~
&!0f«~,t7M,p. 79?. ~gaendotC. ~Mip<~McA-~&H!<t«A<tHand
Ha!!M. ~~&~J«M B~«w, 177'. P. S09. «~'<SiM«&
u~SrkrdrahtxtM3,863,L coi.
oo).tz6t.
1261.
Hat)ef, ~<~e<t ~<M/oM~-<t.t774. P. 474. ~/j6K<«MM ~<t<Kt<BM{'t~A«, tMa, xvi.p. ï6
taoy. ~&~<M"<M~~M.t~< <& la ~MM~M. (by W. HeM).
1M8,n. p, 699. ~mpbiasJisa~e&f~
Hitsch, F«y~tM<~<f Gt~itou drr <t<~w~{!M.
Ifawsrragen.
H~ef, /M'<<~«M'~~<;<&M.t779, )M. den ~<<M&. 1886,H!,p. 479.
P 7~ BBUag~ /«<C<!&A!g!M, t886,vil. p. 449: and
Saies, toog.vii!.p. 735.

KIRCHWEGER (ANTONJosEpa).
Aorea Catena Homeri. Das ist Eiae Beschreibungvon dem Ursprung der
Natur und natMichen Dinge, wie und womus sie gebohren und gezeuget,
auch wië de erhalten und wiederum in ihr Uïan<a~UchesWesen zeNtûret,
werden,auch was das Ding sey, welches alles gebâhret und wieder zentëret,
t/~
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KIRCHWEGER (ANTONJosspH). <<M~.

gantz simpliciter nach der Natur selbst eigner Anleitung and Ordnung mit
seinem Mhonsten naMiïttchenrationibus und Ursachen überaU iHastnMt.
Neue A<)Cage,welche nach einem aecutaten und voUstâadigeo MantMcnpt
fast auf allen B!âttem verbessert, und an sehr vielen Orten um ein gtosses
Theil vermehret, in Zwey Theilen, weil kein echter dritter Theil vorhanden
ist. Mit KônigL Po!n. und ChutS. Sachs. aMMgn.Privilegio. Leipzig,
verlegts Stunuet Benjamin Walther. ïyaS.
eSymbolicPp. ~P'~ tnctuded]4a6. Index[t6]. 'nt!e red and biack.
engmvingandwoedeut.
Aarete Catene Homed Dritter Theil de Transmutatione MetaMomm, oder
eine Beschreibung von den Tincturen, wie solche aas allen Ertzen, MetaHeo,
&c., kônnen zubereitet und dadurch dtegenngeM MetaHen und Ede!ge~6me
in bessere verwandelt werden, Nebst einer curieusen Histonschen Nachricht,
von Verwandelung der geringeren Metallen in Bessere. Von einem
aufrichtigen Liebhaber der Chymie. Franckfurth und Leipzig, ~z6.
8". Pp.[9]46tab!mk}.
8". Pp.[9]46tab!m){}.r .aTitteKdMdbtMk.
w.
Thé Htst edition of the ~ew Ot/Me ~eM~, MphMca! ehemtcat pMtesses, bat not <m Adeptoa
containing two was puNbhed M C'Mnkfort Htn)Mtteu&' About thé third pMt Ftetutdcancot
aad Mpzht by Johana Geotx BBame.i?M,8*. pp. express MnMetftoo woagty 'Mr the of Ms
fM, thé 'CateMt* in fedi ~64 (witha réputation the author Mppteeed bisgood name thé
ioetttditt~
!bidtng!eaf).T40L4htaok]. SymbcRcengta.~ng. book b a collection of arch.ties and sophMeat
titie!n Md and bhctf. deceptioM.wUdt Me for the destruction of thMe
Lengtet DtitreMoy gives thé date of the NMt who bave &ith ln them. They deserve to be
edMonas t&tg. but that b obvioudy a mfsphnt. barned pubtictyby the eiMcuttctterto pfeveat them
After thé ïysS edition as above came thé thM defng more n<Mchiet Atas for the pKcioas time
Mpag, ~8. a*, pp. [t6. indadiae: the CMeatt wMtedxponthe<n)'
m red, as the fMMitpieee). ~6 [ï61 SymboBe Lenglet Duttescoy assigns the t~ edtthm to
p)Me. Titte!n[<d<mdbhc!<. do not know upon wh~t
Other editions Jeaa. =y$~(?) c 1~. 1151 NMttgorM. thete ts Mthingln the book to ittdictttegtouad, <br
its tuthor-
~~r= ship. Whethet the thM part was by NttJtageM'.
Then, ~th thetith: Annotus PhMonis, Bertin as Ladrague atggexts. or not, t am unable to
MdLe!ptig,)[78t~.«.). 'rhi!bM!dtohaveb<ea deeMe.
edited by WttaaeraodTwget. The best-foundedview seem! to be that it was
Thé book was traaaated :nto !~t!n by K~mt, written by Aaton Joseph KfMhweger,who was a
Md pttbMahed: thHMothtt:, E<a))ager. ~769. 8', doeMMf of medicineaad phyttoM et GnMnden, in
andagaioatHaUinSwahiatttïTTo. · UppN A~tsttta,and died ln 1~6. This work
Ladtague menUoM a tnuMhtion iato Frettch MtMCteda gMatdeat of attention, and was oae of
'Omiaed'Or d'Homefe.' by Sitandre in the t8th the books fead by Goethe at tht time ~hea hewas
eattMy. which MdNedin manmcfipt inthe Outaf. inMtMMdin atchemy. Thé tttte is taI<Mfromthe
«a Ubtaty, and had not been printed, aad an //M. VtH. v. 17~6: and AdaM~h BootqtMtes
ad&pt!tti<mor medified traiMhtjen: lA Nature simllar expressions, C<'Af«e<&<!<~e<'< el rota <~«.
<MvotMe. Patth t7M, 9 votx., M', said Barbi<w laris of Raymon Lull, <4«~M/i«t~, xala ~a<<,
to have been translated by a physician,by Dufoutoet. «t~<t~ <<<~ttM of Hermes, to dénote, as Mt
Thé third part appeMed 6Mt io t796 as above, puts !t, that by whieh wisenMme go~ema aNher
and aptin in ~a~. and it WM MpttttMdin t770. As iMtnimeat~ by <OMta&tKvoMM and titcutMiag.
ao otten h&ppeM whena MbMoefapho' has not seen Kirchwegerwrote another wotk Mteroscophttn
sone panfeuhr édition. LadtagM coMideta thé BMitiiVateutinisive commentMioMo et ctibeHum
da«ma6gtvea byFittmMasa miMaite<b)-i7~. aber den gtofien Kfeazapte) der Wett, BerMa.tyoo.
Bat white right in aaimtiag a t~ editton, whieh The editors of tha tTSt édition, o' ~xot/M
Mgiven atso in thé J?<9~ he ts ob~ioady wt<M)g P/a<M< in diœus~ag (VotKde, p. ht. note) thé
in denyinga 17~6 tditton both ejdit. third pairt, [tiect h as epMioas aad foisted on the1
Thé aMhonhip of this work is notat aUcerMua. onsinat wotk. "tt does not come from 'onr'
Thé aMhor of the ~)' thinto it tMNwdtten schoo)," and they speak of thcfMetwe~M the
aboat t6j4 by a Rosio-ut&n of Utreeht. and thet gMaine brethren of the deeoMed author, and
tMnuïN-ipt iay in thé Impetiai Libnuy at Vieona. thé tote te~ inhentoM of thé bock. Tbey asert
Ftctutd, who quotes ooty thé t~a édition of thethat the author was Herwerd von PorehenbtaaB. a
otiginat work, says the author b not km<wn,but he teacher of medicineat Cfoman and Laadphysieus
fbMbw!thé same Drinciptesas bis masha- Siocons inMotavia,Mtd"awotthymemberof'oa)''secfct
Reoatas, sMMed in bis way in the deMtiption off bMtherhoodiowhiehheberethenameofHMnens."
Lengtet Do~eaaoy. <& ~M&tt~~ < ~n'~<~ «~ G~~A~A~~Mte~ <S<o<M!t. t~s.
~M~M, ïy~, iiCp. ï~ p.66i.
F<eMd. /M~~«St, ~sa. Th. it. p. 33.
 ~A 47'

KIRCHWEGER
i~tiM~tft~~M-tJ~ JosEpH). <<~
(ANTOM~Vt?<M~*
~Mt*VM
Ad~Mth Boot. JM< j~iM~ AMM Ct<Mt< t~ Bat-Mer..O~MMMt~ 0<M~~ ,<«e~M,
~~fTt~MM~A! t7S7, p. 87, note. )[8?<.)ii.cot.st98<
HeitttitH, ~~WM&w ~«et~~f~M', ta!e, ). <<!M~ 0!<m<t ~MM~, BMMMcbweie.
cot.t4& Kopp.
t88o,
BfMMt, ~i<tM/ or« ~~n~ tMt. ii. cet. tt9y. Z~ t8M. !t. p. !:C9.
LadM<<M~4MOMW)~&M«t~M'<«. Go~he. Di<~Mneund Wahrheit." :i. Acbtes
tayo, MM. )t44<~y. Buch., M~t~, 'ad. pp. tt~ 349.

K!RSTEN(G)MRC)<
Gèotgii Kitstenii, D. ac Ptof. Regij in Stetinensi Pédagogie, Adversafis, et
Animadversiones, in Johannis Agnco)~ D. ac Physici Brestavtemis Com-
mentaria in Poppium, & ChinMgtfnoparvam. Darinnen der Ms6h~ und
betti~McMe gebNoch der ChymiMhenArtzneyen, d<MAurum potabile und
andere Paaacéas behngend~ wie auch der irrige Methodus Medendi, und
was in der Meineo CMrotgia,und Alchemia,oder Transmutatione Met&Uomm
nebenst den unerhorten Rodomontaden, und unglaublichenGeschichten ohne
grund votgebtacht worden, AugenscheinUchund SonneaUar gewiesen, und
wiederleget wird. AUen Mebhabem der Wahrheit, Medicis, Chirurgis,
wahren Chymicis, Balbierern und Fetdscaerem zur Nachricht geschrieben,
oadn&tzKchzotesen.
HippocratesLege sua..
Omnium ptoCect~Artium Medicina nobitiMima. Veram propter eorum,
qui eam exercent, ignorantiam, eorma~, qui temerè de his judicant,
omnibus artibus jam tong&inferior habetur.
Gedruckt zu Alten Stettin, bey Georg Gôtzken. In Verlegung JeïenMœ
~facaphmseo, Buchhandiets, Anno 1648.
4".
4". PP.M5S4.
Pp.M 594-M*M.Eagmw
Ëa~edtMetactwMmtbepat~Mthm.
KJMten.KhMeiN.K<ts<Byo.K<Mteaius,WMbom phydchn. He died thoe March 4, t6fc. and Ms
at Stettio, Mj<touary. )f6)[3. A< Mette he began a Mnemt discourse was pronoun by Henriem
co)trse of stmtyof ph:h)MptMand medMttt, wMeh ScbtovhN(WttM)or Sd)revi)M(HaHer).of His writ.
tMted «~e<a( y<aKaad ted him (ojena. SnMbanf, Mes–bMides the present enticism JOHANN
of ZM<<&Mt /<
Ttibingen, Lqfden, FMmedtBt.GMaiogea.UtMeb', AGIttCOLA~.f.)–Mmi!tt of Mademtcat
and aMin to Leyden, where he devoted four years AM~. Stettin. t6st: a ccUection
to botany, and 6oaUy trecdved hh: degree. lie d&ptttatioM.and 0~M de <H«/MM«t <%«'<a/<ef
iotended aow to tt&vd, and declined ch~M at ~~M&M<&!t a'~M /~<t/«Met << /t<t~<~ Stettin,
Dorpat and Gfei&waM. butof was petMadcd to '64~
~etun) M Stettia as pro<M$or medidne and royN

HeattingM WiMe. ~<H<M'&f~Mt~rcM <t<M<W coL M05 Rotermund's ~~<<~«M~, t6te. iii. eot.
~)WM/< <~MWMM~-MH tW<N«t~, ï6y6, DecM Se- 4ta.
OMMta,pp. i<09~t~ tttptiM of thé MnerM pM' CtMUlfepM, ~CM~ /~tf<MM<t!<M<~M <<
gramme of Heancas Schoe~as). ~~<M!,)~<3,)ii.)e«efK.p.43.
MeteMtn, j!~K<att<~HMMM<M, t6a&.p. 339. Mtoy, jOS~WM~ ~M~M <& ~MeM<M,
Fireher, Mm/~M ~w<M;~<M~"MM<MH'~MM,
Yirorumtrrus'itïones rorum, MM, ti. p. 98 tTyS, ii. p.64t.
~TStsalrum MatthËB. ~«x ~<t~w.
~i~r,eher.
*W&MjM~n~<)«, t68a.Sig. Ooo) ~t«H,t?6t,p.S9ï'
<w~4Mareh,t6eo. HaMer, ~<MiMf« j6M<MM<a, t~t. &493.
MMtaet. ~~<'<&M' <~Mn'M )««<«!~M. t73t. HaHer, J9~<e<A<M C~x~e, 1774. M&
M. t. M. (eontatM & Mpnat of hb fanemt Hatter, Bibi. ~i~-«M/<~H~, ty~i'.t. p. 716.
MNt!oo)* Gmeti)). 6<w~<~<CA-))tM, ~797. p. 663.
Stotïe, ~M~jH~- ~M~< <&t<~M~~< FaetN, ~<r<)M ~~<MMhM ~«MtA~,
x8o6.o8, p. i46.
C<&~t<«,ï73t, pp. 4, 978. a79. xv. cot.COL $or.
9et. et ~<<< ~<MM<tA. i8ss.
~Mtef, M<&<!fM!.j~<sf«~, ïM7. Bayt<! ~thye.
Kestner, A<M«t«~AM C~&A~«.LM<MW<, ty~o, der
tESd!. ~KMM'jMM~ /.«<&)« *«-MW<t.
~Nio'~e~, ddE~roroïm, xyqo, 26 pp'. x~g·x8s. ~t<&w..?~t/< o/ t~~ M!~f~ ï<M, iii. p.
Jo~<& *W. i'. 4~
473 ~M~A'ZF~MM'

KIRSTEN (MtCHAKL).
Non-entia Chymica.
~<e UTISUMMtUS.

KIRWAN (RtcHARD).
~e SCHËKLK
SCHËKLK(KARt,
(KARt, W)t.HSt,M),
WtLHSLM), t78o.t7&
Kirwtut was born in Co. Ga)way in tyag. He towed by his essay on PMoziston in t~, wMcb,
tiaiabedhis edueation at Poietiergaad St. chuer and on being Kcosai)!ed as a motough eMMMon M
by the death of bis brother Mteceededto the famity the theoty. was at once ttatHtated f&toFrench, each
estateof Çremia M~. He was eatted to ttte
tnsh bar mt7~ ehapter i)t turn beving réfutation appended to <t.
but soon reUnqMidtedlaw for He repUed to the cHtiebn). but in he went
scteaee. whid) he pUMtxdta London. He tiwd overto the MttpNogiMtc view.
th~e from MT? to ~787.tM<tbeeMMacqu~nted to t7~. on account of bis healtb be took up bis
wtth many of the most aomNe people (~e ttmt, abode inDublin and threw hirnsefftntc the work
Mtned ott a wtde conopendeace and heM tecep- of the Royal Irish Academy and other soeietiM. to
ttont whtth tbfmed a teedeevous<br distittmbhed whtch he cont)r!bated papeMon chemhtty, pure
pefsonMes. HeconMbated papeM to thé Royat and <tppt)ed. He bad a heen contfo~eMyover thé
for which the CophHfmedat WMcoater~d Huttoohm theory aad wrote a book on thé analysis
&ocie~
upon hKB. in ~84 be paMbhedhis bookon minota. ofm!nemtwH6)-s,)[799. HeiMsachembtofdis.
togy, wMchbad much Meces as beiM; thé 6nt tinettonwithout haw!ngmade My strihing dbcovetry,
systecMtic work on the taMect h En~h. Even a widetyknown and HgMy a<xomptishedman, and
now it isan tatefesttog hwdmM-kin thé biMonror he M~sthe recipient of many honouH both at
miaeM!ogy, as it show! tbe <ninefatsthat were homeand from toreign ccuntn~ He died t J une,
known, thé system of da$ti<tcMionaad thé amount !8ta.
of hnow!edge of their composition. TMs was M-
Gmdin, Ct~Atf~' <&~C~M~, t?~. iii. pp. Gorton, A G~M~e/ B~t~MM/ .M~,
London, tasS, p. a6t.
Scherer, ~)H!te«M~ /M~<a/ < <~<eM<t8ot. Thomson, M< Mt~<y y CA<jM&<<y,
vi.p. 9<M. tS~t, p.
131..
fiUoch. /<M<tco/ j~%pM<w,t8M, xiv. p. C«<«t<&f<<&<<«H<, t~, p. s9t.
Sehmieder,
3S3.wthapottmit. Cuvier, ~t'Mi~w da ~<~K~ tM/M~&t, t&~s. v.
Fttchs, ~S~~f~at <~ <;A<mtMAnt ~<<«~. pp. 1. 46. 299-
t8o6~)8. pp. gt~ M7. Royal t8ao. iv. App.
No. viit. tt~Academy,
~4<t<ttM/ )[SM,p. My. ~«~~«p.
~tJ<<r/ p. )Mx). (articte by M. DonoMo)!
&~&<M«'î ~p!~«. t8ia. <xx):ii..part t. p. ~tMthportmtt article Dr. PMtetb).
ocg. M< &~t<A Qtf~e~, by Bio<~phy, voL iii.
Hiw17o.f /ilt Royal Sode/y, ~19,
ThonMon. ~<~<y~/A'~o/~ocM~. 1812, p.
P. 18S~.coL717.
~°'~3~< ~P- P' Feb., ~H«~<& &f~& G~~W&, tM!, XXVii.col.
t7ao(ca)bMmRidMtdK!n!M. 79'.
BK~M<t&w~~&, t8)t% xxi,. p. no Pogge~r~ B~~M*-<<<«-«~ ~<t~.
date, xx(.p. ~51. "ei~h~. t969, L eo). teog.
Watt, jM<~<«M«:aB~a~M, t894. AuthotB, ii. Die ~&~at&, Il.
Kopp, tt)86, p. 48.
574/ Z'~<XM~ </AM«)M/r< tSoit, X!Mi.p.
F~Mt~«'~M&, Pons, Panckoucke (t&to. ~8-
~p.433.

KLEEBLAT.
.S« MONTK-CUBtTt (v. DE).

KLEFEKER (DETLE~).
ir~
Das ~7~–~– j!
Fundament der Lehre vom Stein der Weisen, oder des UfSttesten
Philosophi Hermetis Tnsm~istt Tabula Smaragdina. Welche Tatel bisher
von den meisten fur ein UtMmNosttch R&tzetgehalten worden Dieselbe hat
nunmehro in TeutscherSprache mit expenmentifter Wahrheit deutlich
efktatet,
und darum sich genennet, PyrophHus. Vorennnerung)1 Alle gérechten
Exemplarien von dieser SchnBt hat der Auctor eigenhândig unterschneben
und besiegett. Gedruckt und verlegt durch Conrad KCn!g, E. Hoch-Edi.
Hochw. Raths–tBucbdrucker,
t~t~~ in Hamburg. tt~6.
~M ~*MM<MUt~ ~Vt
Pp. n6. signed Py~phi~ and seaM.
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KLEFEKËR (Dz-n<EF). C~~<M~
Thé edttot ef HeaM's letters says that Msmuwt LadmpM states tbat on ti6 of thé OtvaMtf
WMtDethfKteMtef.thattw wasa'foyatPrtMahtM copybelowthé word FyMpMua hwtttten Ktetedter
CommMctXM-ttM'wbo Mved at HaotbNt~ and hambm~BstB, and diat Weiss in his article M)-<
deatt tn bMtm p<b(t<tce.ta bis eadiw MteM be that )« a <M!eefttatoeue tMt book ie atMibwtedto
<:aNe<thtnMeuMtche~ OcttheH, but he afterwards Johatttt KMecter. But he bas nothMt<Md thé
used bis owa name w<Ma ho had at~ned bis conemMttonof the atKhOMhipwhteh ptiMed on
object, whiobwu toget aeceM eorMmsetfand bis p. tt6, the note, namety, wMeh givestoe date and
exeettentMtad to HenM'e htbemtMy ttad money appâtent nme of the ptaoe: Gegeben ans dea
bag. Thé M)d Mendwas a Dr. WMterMof Ham. Kteefer.Fe)<tt.M)<.ht Jahr ChdsM ~736. metnes
bm% wtmStema to bave dtetated thé tetteNwbtch Attaft tm Ein und SeehMix~ea 1ahr. Obviously
KteMhef wrote eut end Béat. At ail evt«M the the name of thé phMe b sa Mat~am or Det!ef
edftw ttMtz them as emauating pract~Uy from KteMter.
ont peMon. We gather <Mmp. t~ of thé tetteM The prêtent copy wants a supptement. pp. <t7*
that the name PymphittM which appean tn the t39, withsome other tracts, inchtdim}one on per.
pMMMwork is anotherof Ktefeker'a pseudonyme. Mt<M)
peturalmotion byK)ete)tcr.menttoneaby LiMtmeue.
Klefeker. mentloaedl!ae.
Thé tetter: addtMted M Henket tteat of wfiotM Thé titte of thé mpptement is
chemica)topi(& Beylage, MeM~ an dem TMctat, betHatt:
AbgenOtMgteaM
MetMetquotesthé pt~Mat book and ttatesthat ~ndaa)ent.tNd.ty36.
bë hMseeft it aœtKnM to Johann Ktdëkcr, but he
h ofop!nton that ft canbardly be by that pefsoft.
~!a'< rur 6'<MMt~~<5<!t<~ C~< ~es, F/ofra~Mt M<M<«/ t8t8, xtdi. p. ~t no
p.6&t. date.]t)d!.p.t& (AMidebyWeiM,wheid<&<Mes
GmeMo.GooMfA~~f C~&, tMS, ti. p. 398. Mmwith Johann Kte<eher.)
~<fMM<t~M~, C<<a««~ M'M ~<~Nt<K~ SchMieder,0<K)Mc~<&«~, ïSsa, p. 36.
F< <M<<?' ~yw~ A!f~ A~«M/& ~MH! CA~tA, tMt, )0[t!t. cet.
.t799.!i. pp. !<ti~tM. 8a6. (Thtt) article ïs on JohMM KteMter, but it
Meu<d, /)~hMt <&~ttM< /!t~- tyse xCoo doM not iadude the pMteot work among bis
twr/e~MM ?~«<Mt«t N<:t<iM<~f, iea9, W!it:MB.)
P'5'. Ladnt~e. ~<WM~MC<M'a~;&<M<~&ty!MM,
i«?c. No. t~oo.
KLEINE Bawer (Der).
&c GRASSHOPF (~OHAKN).

KLEINE PM&deiss-taM.
GLORIAMUMÛL

KLEIN (Ein) Rosen Gârtte!n, darinnen die Philosophia Naturalis und VoU-
ko!anË&aller Metallischen Sachen b~nSën seind.
TANCKB (jOACHtM), promptuanum A!chymNe,Ander Buch, t6<4,p. t9.
KLBINOD.
~« R. (t. M.),ty:8.

KLETTENBERG (JOHANNHEKTORvoN).
tjee BtNO~DERE CURIEUSE &ni~&v~
oMv~fMu~ ~ut~i~uon ENTREVUE, 'E,)72t.
)72t.
This book sems to be tate. for Kopp states thtH a treasurewhichbad been buried by an untmown
he had teatched in seve~t Ubfattes for it inMin. alchemist atom; with a tMaasenpt detedMog thé
!t b Mteaymow, but he g!w) feascns for thttttttng preparat!on ofthe stone. He Keb thé namt of
)t may have been written by David Fassmann at beiag in posession of it, and of haviag exb!bitett
L~pNg who wm thé ftuthor of a namber of such its tfMtSMUtîcgpower whcMhyhe gatncd crédit*
conversations. This he did in Madrid with Meh stMCM!that he
The two <t<henMMM), who are bere brought was penuaded by the BfMfhm ambassador to go
t<~ther, tMd nothing to do with each othar, and to BnMiebtoMajfi)ai)iaaEmaand of BMafh. wEo
thdr deaths weM Mjj!M~tedby tt few yean, but was then Governorof thé SpanMt Netherlands.
there was mch a sfmMty !n their Uwesthat an He did so andwon the {~*eft)«r's confidence,and
interviewtittw<en them after they had worked out at the same time pMMited to ntahe a quantity of
their fates seemsa MMUer ofeornse. the <tone. Honomswere con<eftedupon him and
DotnentcoManudCtdeMnototC~jemni, CMMmo. he gradually obtaintd eoooo ~deo. When he
GMMtto).who paased himselfoff M Count, and hadgotattMeoutdhe tried toeMape.bMheWM
MM uMmatety to Mgh ofSees ln GertMM and captufed and ttept ln the CMtte of GMMwaM&r
Aarnia, was thé son of a peasant at HetmciMta six j~an. At the end of tbM time he got away
n<arNaphs. Met)d<hetped!nhbe(taca<!M,he somdxw, and in ~To~ was at; Vieatttt as
was appreattced t6 a goMsmttti, acquired and Count Ramttw, where in presence. of Emperor
exMMttd ja~ting trtdts in Italy. Hc discovered Leopotd Lhe pctfMwed certain MaMmatattoM,
4~4 AX~~MS~MM~
KLETTENBERG
~~t!.i iRMBNRU JOHANN
(JoHANNHEKTORHEKTORVONjvos).. C~~w~.
and agatn andertook to mate tho ttMo in qoanOty. smpteMn
M whiet)was not ditntnMMdby httbttaation
!n <yM thé Emperor dted. but Ctjetano <banda abcuthMptBVtousdongs
at at Vienne wbtehwwued
patMnin Prince Johann Wilhelm ofthe Ptthttoate. theKinziMainsthim.
tt) 1t wuaIso t'Qund that thé
But for oomeMaoM the Cmnt weat to Beftin and pMee~hehadgiven to
madeMs former pM<ni<testoKinf:Ftedend(t., and M tho Royal CommMon <<?
0p~epanng the stone WMa MuM. and whett he was
execnted sncccMM experiments in présence of e!<p0!tu)at<!d
o with. ho escapedto Hamburg. Hete
Conmd Mppet, a betiever m atchethy. buta threwd however
h< ho was atrested and eoaveyed !e the
pet~oa. who was not impreated by thé ooMMty and b)ttes<
<b at Ktbu-to. On hh <tat!ng that he could
tittesoîttMM)'aMet. Hehadpromitedwithinsixty ni do any expérimentât work
not in ptiMn, he was
d&ys to mahe a Tame quantity ef thé tmoMKtttM; taken
M to Berlin,did a Uttte and Ned to FRMtkhrt
medta for gold aad ~wer, for thé King Tho latter oatheMain.
o)
gave the adept aumerous an<t valuable Mesenta, sentsc to K<t:tfi)),Hewas<aptutedoneetaoM<md
and as it wm fomtt that he etther
aad beM<)wed on Mm abo important oace~. But wcuMnot
w m' could uot MB) bis undeftaking he
instead of gaiM <m with hb prepatatioM he was w condemned to death. In August.
absented Mmsetfand went to Hitdtaheun and sentence i~oet the
s< was carded out dt~sed lu chtthet
Stettin. On bis remm he made fteah detMndt, coveredo< witb tiase). be was beagod on a ~tto<M
otRared ? MU thé secret oat~ht. aad ad<edfor <t deeNMed withthe same matet~
money to take him to Italy. This eondaet MMed
HaaMntaatt. M~ft.<M~t,tyo! p. 3~. Chttïti~~ Dento~tM: ~W<A<MM~,
Hitnuentaun. /<MMt ['709], p. 4~. p S'-
P.
/?<<
I,~is ~<&~<<<~M
Bdtlgeborns/<M<!t/&-
lurt~r ~M~ft~a,
.4lchyraia, tyy,
sygp, pp.
PP· Au<~MtA~&~A< TWt<fMt~M <&tOM~
M~~t34. cC
CM<«M,Bertmand FtanMurt, tMo. y.
Petfaeus. JI> &t~/<V~&
D_ r~ '_ú' "A.
Oty«M«J<< Caeeaao, G«tA<f~
G<ne!tn.Berlin aad <&f C<M<~t798. ii.
hrankfwt,~ p~ pp.
JM~mt. Leipti~. tT~. t. Nette Votiede, sig, b6 a. o
tWtt~–e~tWMc. SaMtieder. GM~dMt Af ~<M«)w, 1939. 484.
Gatdeo&tk, AtXMt~Myt<~ )w~ «& A~<&~ Kopp. Die ~~<M«, i886, i. pp. 9t,~ï.)~
7~<M<M!~«MM)t«!A&~<«. ty84, pp. M-tw. *9S'W'
~A~ «~ û~AMA<j! ~<f~ 04~. 1785,
pp. 39~-416.
KïettMben' was bon) at FtanMmrta. M. in 1669. n experts who tepotted that the adept
meMttwxitat
and at schoM diaplayed ua~ttat ability. acquino); iotmducedil sitwf along with the C)MMand other
French and Latin withfadHty. Slirred byambition materials n he employed. He was accotdtnsty dM-
he had the fancy to be a statesman, and to enndt nmissed, Aag. tytg, withoat baving to tetuad
hhnsetf he engaged in alchemical pursuits. But thé t) money ho had reeeived. This same year he
his experimenta mbeamed, and he tost in them pubtishedhtsbootentitted:
aad in dissipated living what little money he pset s up a$ an at<~embt, andDieeathra~eAMtmia.
wentto the Comt of
possessed. PteaaedbyereditOMheweattoËngiand S Saxoay where h& pMMOUshistory was unknown,
a&dMsidedforattmeatCambridse.buthehadto a where he impbsed on everyoneby
and his manMni
depart &om it abo for the Mme teMon, and and e by bis aumptuous seate cf !iving. His &me
wandered up aad dowo. bonowing money from havioK t eome to the eaM of Aup~tus thé in
people who betie~ed in hb power to ttansmute, t!7t4 he made an undertaUng to $opptyStrong, the Kfng
and paying themwith ptomises. When at théend nftthintourteen toontht with a ManfOMat tinctureof
orhbtesoutees.hetettu-oedtoFranUuMaadtried tc
unlimited powerand an ethtifof tife,and to Metve
by a meoeM()tt maftiage to attain thé position he thts t and att'hb other secrets for the atone.
desired. He ia.psed once more into toote tMM, 1He, tbtKMpon,proceeded to M6t hisKing part of the
aad tMtvinf:kitled a relative eaUed Staitbutg, saia bai-gain
t1 in a !abof&totythat had been 6tmMtedfor
to be a nvat. la a quartet or daet. tried to get away, Mmat t consMetaMoeost. Bat timè passed. he st}M
but was secured and !mpriMned m Ftankfart. ln indulged i in hb otd haMts and contraeted debts,
some way unknown he etrected bis eseape and and i he made excuses for thé delay of thé work.
secured a satepassftom the Emperor. Hechanged1He wa: in favout with the Kine who parmitted
his name. tived in Bremen, Maint, Pragae, and )bim ? revisit bis native MHM. When he tan thé
other ptaces, aad pursued Ms method of gettiagrisk of being arrested on accountof the dueLhe
money O'ompeople by promising them theproceed!t withdrew to a pta<e in the ntighboufhoed where
of his ttammu<at!on etpeOtnents. Thé work he tMed tiU thé spring of ~716. On hia tetan)
always pmceeded ~vomaNyop to a certain peint. to Dtesdea lie represented to tht King that the
but whea it was eeariag comptetion aad the peoplet ptevMOMhtbouMhaving tome to nctMngon aeeoant
weMe]tpeetingaaMeetïfutMsue.tmpo[taotb<M!aeat of the UttexpecteddMat!on of M; absence, he mmt
competM him ta take a long toutney. and he begin anew. The fottowing year paseed aizo and
departed promisiag to tetum and comptete the1 the King became impatient aad dhtmMtat, and at
work, whhth he nevef did. tn this way he acquired1 last a commission ot enquiry wa5 aN)ô)nted to
considerable sunu, lived in gteat style and keptt a~cettaintheKMonofthedday.MdM.hittenbHg
< sec~etaty. and appeared as a noMetnan at some was ordered to bting bis work to a eonet'Mion.
of the Gennaa c<x<rt&As Bâton von Witdeekhe He made attempts toeain completefteedo<nbut
visited the Daite Wilhelm Emst of Saxe-Weitnat,he was watcbed catefuUy,and whenhe plmed to
and spotte of a process he had for ejttfactinf:gotdescape. was traasferred to the tMnJgNtetn, the
and a)tve<-from ores by means of a ptepanniont gteat castle méatDresdeo.
which d!d not aJter, and aMnned that Mwas at On 'WatpMrgM-night.' tyto, he conMïved <o
metaHm~eat and notan ajchemicat method. break out, and, withan worthyof hb name,
The Du)te gaw him 900 Tbtt-. to prépare thee to cUmbdown the highagitity steep rocks on which the
matehat at thnenaa. The nKt triab wereMeeeM. caMtettand~. HowheenecMdit~wtthoutinjatyb
M. but when the pMceMwaa Mpeated at Weitnar, surptMng te any one who )«M<ws phM~ and
.te AMg.~t3, it was Mpeftited by two watd)M< il he ixe had tetter
be~ fientae
MttMaethaa tome thé
tlmn same.of of the
thé F`rench
Fteneh
 `
A~ST~~MMMC-~WM' 4M

KLETTENBERG
H~d iJtM~&JHU (JoaANN HEKMR V
JOHANN ttBUTOR vowt). Ctw~«~.
ptiMaem af the t*M ww who made thé Mme mxte ? MpoMM thé Ktoz. and KtetteabeMWM
attempt. He WM teeaptared, heweY% and tm- ultimataly cotutemned ? death for wadoMettoMt,
«MMoin a subtenaMao dtMtceoe. Ëvea &om maKtet'betagoae. TtMhtMybMMt-MtMMswmfd
<M9h< e<eaped en t6th JM*. bat dt<dn~his of the otetUUooerput att <nd ? bis U<eby deeapt-
detcent be tell and was &Me*eMd
~7~ by people wh<t tation on Mt Mafeb, MM.Ktetteobetg Mf&ted
weteatttttetedbyMso-tMMutwhotcek bim baok hiesentence wtthoat hatiog bis eyes bMdaj)ed.
to thé <brttea. The commandant, wn KyM,
CKt*M!e)', <M~MM<!pM Z<~ M~ M<t~« Gmelin. ÛMO~~ <&~C~K~, t?~, :). pp. a}6.
du GMM/.Z~W~MH~ ~W«M~ aw (aod KfeteeeM).
~< M~ ~M~, K0!a, ïya7')tys6, i. 3~ SehmMet, OaaMt~ <&~<<~A<M&, te~a,p. Sts.
<KMUwmGe*entW of tbe KCnitCNMnta Mt~}. t~tw. ~Ma~ &t ~A~M~
Pl ï8j6,
Zed)o, M<tM~M~.Z<~f!M,ty3! xv. ce). 9~. P. p. MO.
160.
(AtOMMOOUOt.) D<< t.
Kopp, <«e<tMt&,tM6, pp. ~.ttte, xSs.
~)<&C~aMoh~<MM<~CA~M' tya& 'M. a'9. ~4'*<S: il. ti. p. )ong acc;ount
P~ 3~. (A 10lIl eceount
PP.W-4~M3.<~ (A)en$aceo)M)<.) :t ~f: 3~'

KNÔR (LoUtS GtLHOMME DE).

Basilius VaJentinus Redivivus seu Astrum Rutilans Alchymicum. DM ist:
Der wieder auBgelebte Basilius Valentinus oder He)!g!ântzendes Gestim
der Alchymie, welches gantz heU und klar zeiget, so wohl der alten ats
neuen wahren Sophon!!n e!nheUig~ deuttich~ und unfehlbahre Meynungvon
der ersten und andern philosophischen materie Vof. und Nach- Arbeit des
grossen Wercks, denentEigenscbaSten der gemeiaen und PMIosoph. MetaU.
SaL und Mineralien. Aus den bewShttesten Schnfften der Philosophorum
var&sset,dabey eine gantz leichte gewisseund accurate Méthode angewiesen,
wie die Vor-Arbeit voUbmeht werden muts, welches von keinen bifshero
geschehen, wodutch die meisten sonst vortaMendeDubia von sich se!bst
aa%ehoben werden, Samt beygefiigten kurt~en und deuttichen Alchym-
Pbysiologischen Raisonement des Autoris, von Louis Gilhomme de Knor,
Med. Philo-Chym. Leipzig, In Verlegung des Autoris, und za &tden
bey Johann Friedrich Braun, ïyt6.
8)'. Pp.[)t6]t6o. T!ttetiedandbhdt.

[Anothef Copy.]
8*. Pp.[i6J<6c. TMetedandhtack. Titte-page
dtUMged.Wannpp.t~t-ts~.

[Anothet Copy.]
S*. Tltlewauting.Pp.M[t4]t6o.
Thiscopybu a deditation
to thé BMtopof
Nchst&tt
added,<)ated
JLeip~,9M&y.
i/t6, whichb notcoatahMd
tu theothwcopies.
Das Nothtge Nosce Te, zu Erhaltung der Lebens-Flammendurch eine doppelte
Panacea, so aus der wahren Minera Solis der Sophorum durch richtige
Spaginsche Handgriab pta:pa)t[et wird; Allen GesundheiH!ebenden zu
derselben Etrbattung, so sie aber venohfen, dero Recuperirung, samt einer
richtigen und accuraten Manuduction der Zubereitung vorgesetzter Panacea,
recommendiret und pnaspnnfet durch Louis Gilhome von Knor, Philos. &
Medic. D. Leipzig, Bey Johann (ïrofsens Erben, tyt4.
e*. Pp.MMyM. TMeMdandNttdt.
476 ~M–A'O~/G'J~iC~

KNÔR (LoUtS GtLHOMMK PB). CM/~W~. (M~.

Thé tmeMuaeof thb pefsonWMLudwig Wit. Be<t<tMthé ttbov&he wrote tt!<o ~t«MM«~e
hehn von KMr, whichtMseemsto haw hada ~MA'WM. <M~~tO-Mf /«)tA«/<~«~ tt0« <<.
~My to ton) ieMMtherumMe)Ftftach.Hh tttM~' <<~<t<~Mt7/ NaombeM, '76&8*t a
nameHttnowft, but h~re <bM<td
nodetaits«t his of an a))MMM
goM-satt, and
Mfèexceptthat!tended)t)t~M. Ha!tercattsMm dMe~ptiox
<}hf<M /Mf~/t. ~OM~. ~Wf~~W, N«M«
D. L. W. v. KnQn-. SMMMMO~O~M~M* a<(K~/<<~~M< Leip.
dg, t~SS, 6', and one or tweoa p)raet<cat)nedMne.
et Oufretaoy,~M~<M< <& ~MMM~M JCcher, ~<{{MM<«~Ct&MM.Zot~mt; Roto''
~t~<(«, 174~,M.p. t96. nxmd's ~<t«'<.«~j' a«<<~!&Mr<M~<, t<to, ii).
F~Mi««Ma
HaOcr, Fc<M~<t,t?~, !).p. M' eût. s66.
~)~)~ t~ C~ <&~ at«w~, Z)t~<w)t<t<~~'t~t~
Deteimerit. & & <tM~
'?%)'PP'~S4' «<«. t896. t!t.. i. 338.
Gineun.C<M~ t&~ C~«~, 1798,u. pp. HiMch, ~M&~<t /.e.<!<thMt <&f j~«w~
gaa,349.386. '£. J, ~at~, tM6, iti. p.so6.
1 ty~ c.
Meuse),/.M! <&fto«t ~<t~ <Mtftoo ~iM<<M
K<tpp, /)& ~~A<M<<, tM6, it. pp. 3~7, 3~
t~~<w~«<a~«~A<M ~ttf~Mf/~ <8o8,vii.p.
t3~
KCCHHEîM (JoHANNHEtNKtCH)von HoUriedeh.
coCHRtM (JOHANN HNNRtCH) von Hollrieden.
~fC HOLLRIEDEN (JOHANN HEtNRtCH COCHEtM VON).

KÔMÛVES (PAULUS ADAMUS).

Dissertatio de Oleo Minerali SecretissimoVero Auro Potabili, cujus conficiendi
modum apposuit. Ac Authoritate, et Consensu Illustrium, Perillustriuta,ac
Magnî&cotum,SpectabiMum,Ctanssimorum, & ExcellentissimorumVirorum,
Perillustris, ac Magnifici Domini Universitatis Rectoris, Illustrissimi,
Magnifici, ac Clarissimi Indytœ Facultatis MediceeD. Pnesidis, PenUustns,
SpectabHis,Chnsstmi, ac ExceHentissinnYnctytteFacultatis MedicaeDomin!
Decani. Venerabilis Domini Senioris D.D. Sac. Ce6NKeœMajestatis Con-
sitiatiomm, ac Archiattorum, nec non Cbnssunontnt D D Froiessorum,
adeoque totius Ampliasimi D.D. Medicorum Collegii, in Anttquissima ac
Celeberrima Universitate Viennensi Publico DD. Doctorum Scrutinio in
Dissertatione Inaugurati exponit Paulus Adamus Komuves, Hungarus
Széplakiensis AA. LL. & Phi!osophiœ Magister, nec non pro supteata
Doctotatûs Lautea Candidatus. Disputabuntur tempote & loco consuetis,
Die Mensis Ann& M DCC LIÏ. Viennœ, Typis Francisci Andréas
Kirchberger, Universitatis Typogmpht.
4". Pp.[M]t4.
KÔNIG.
Der sich aller Wett zeigende Kôn!g in seinem Purpur.Mantel, Das ist:
Die ohnverfabchte Warheit unserer Chymischen Operation in Bereitung
der Un!versat-Ttnctur, entdecket sich ohne eintzige dunckle Redens-Arth
aufs zweyen uhr-alten ManusoriptM,undoffenbahretsich in seinem herrlichen
Geschmnck. Welches zu Dienste seines bedtMMgen Nachsten zum Druck
befotdem und an Tag geben wollen ein Liebhaber der Philosophie.
Franckfurth, Verlegts Samuel Tobias Hocker, M DCC XL
6°. pp.4a.

KONÏGLICHE Hermetische Speciat-Concdrdanz,worinnensic, samt dero gantzem

Fundament, bestehe, nach der Abtheilung, wie der Conspectas Capitum &
Contentorum so stracks auf dem andem Biate ausweiset und anz~get, samt
 ~&MM~~WK–A~M~~T 477
KONIGLICHE Hermetische Speciat-Ccneordenz,etc. OM~m~.
demdben Ebren-Rettung oder einem gnugsam fundOten Sentiment da&
die Concordanz aus den Buchem der Philosophorum nicht nu)' mogtich
und richt!g zu machen sey, sondern auch die unrechten von den wahten
Philosophis gantz wohl und leichte zu unterscheiden. Attes auf Anleitung
Herm Johann Kunckel von Lowenstems set. Seines A. t?ï6 durch Hn). D.
Job. Caspar Engelleder, Medic. Pt-acdcum in Hamburg, heraus gegebenen.
Lftbotatoni Chymici, und zwar in specie desselben 49. Capitels, aHwo er
mit gantz nichtigen und abgeschmackten Fundamenten oder Bewei&thûmMn
das ContMnum beh~upten wollen, da& nemlich von beyden keines mëgMch
seyn konne, AMenLiebhabern der hochedten und von Gott sdbst uaum.
stoNich in die Natur gelegten und <estgegtNndetenHermetiachen Phiiosophie
tu dienlicher Nachtieht und gMsset' Brbauùng, ausser w6iche<-sonst (wie
ich ungescheut schreibo und dreist sage) durch gedachtes Laboratorium
Chymicum,sie in der That und Wahrheit gantzHcb,oder gantz und gar von
dersetbigen alleinigeneintzigen Materie, und ihrer richtigen Vor- und Nach-
Arbeit wahren Bereitung, a~efahret werden; Von einem Liebhaber der
reinen Wahrheit, welcher durch die Gnade Gottes darinnen, vennittetst
der Experienz, test gegrundet, sonst aber Seiner Rom. KayserUchen wie
auch Catholischen Majestaten N.O.T.P. durch ônenttichen Druck an den Tag
gegeben. Bretslauund Leipzig,bey MichaelHubert, tyag.
C*. '*P.7< [4 TMeredMdbtackpriMedacKMStwo pages.
FicttM(~n'tW- t7M. TT'-ls not '"3) Kunckel.
P-men. ~m' OMM~:&t'otfM~MM.
asslgnsthb workto NtUMgûtM; !t t8~ No.<~7.
tlonedby Kopp. Ladraguep)M it MMt~

[Another Copy.] Theimphnthasbeenouto<E

KÔPPE (JûACHtM),~<~m<
ProblematumMedicorum. décades pnoresquinque,
HORST(OttBOORtus),
t6o8.

KOFFSKY (VïNCNn'ms).
Fratris Vincentii Kot~khii eines gro&en Philosophen und Mônehen des Pre-
diger Ordens zu Danzig. Hermetische Schriften, denen wahten Schutem
und Nachfolgem unserer geheimen Spagirischen Kunst zum Nuz beschtieben
und hinterlafsen den ~ten Octobr. Ao. Domini MCCCGLXXVÏÏI. Zwey
Theile. Numberg, bey Johann Adam Stein, ty86.
e* Pp. [8) tt? [t]. Twod:astamtn«t)cwoodcnM. of tppMttu:.
Woodcuts
Symbotieeagt&wtng.
Tinctur-Wurtzel, und auch Materia prima defs gebenedeyten uhtatten Steins
der Weisen.
NGUï.us\0<M~N<i~&UO~
JtV C~FU~UO (BRNED!crus), ThesaurineUa, t68a,p.
At~t~Utnaeua, toca, 5~.
p. 52.
tf thé <Me.Mge<~n be tmsted and KoNsM<? Nchemy bad net had any eNM la s<cppiag the
KoHskywas a Dontintex))friar at DtMt~, who tett mmait He may be Meanted fa the meantimeM
his writingsto bis popib and followerson Oct. 4, the ~Mt MM* XMdent ot the art. Afttf the
<~8. then the M) of Pope John XXH. against Reformtion the mantucript was found bMtttupln
418 JM~KM't–~TMT'MV
KOFFSKY (Vn<CNn-!Us). C~~<M~
thé dottiMtof thé momtMtry tn ï:~ Tbis hM. TheGeman ttOMMoe. he Mye. wMpaMMtedM
peoM M OHen(hat one mMquiM M know theee Dansig, t66t. 4'. Thé i!ttMtmtio<xMe of Mme
nMHttNcnpMthey corne Bcm–etoitteta. Interest.
by Schmtedwto hâve Bon<cMusJ)M
Do Mgh ep!ntoa af thé Mthor:
beMî~tit)
Tte (tretpuMMfed
e)'<g{i)~
h Benedictus
h mtd Hgatm' yA<M< V:aceattus KcfNqrin Ma ?Vw~M Mx~ n)enM
'w/A<. t&)%and amin in t<&t as ttbove.but that MmebtM ~ypthM wendeM, eppa<M! sed qute
ta tt~ccutate for the t68t édition !s in Gen!)an.
t~mtnmNodetadtitqutbMdwMttMttdMagm~tar.'
BonichitM, C<MM~<M <«a<M. ~n~ MM'G<j<t«A<t<~ AMe~wCt<M&.1785.
'~97. P< 3~ "o. P. 634.
<&At ~t~~x~
Leagtet Dxf~MMv. GmeUn.<~w~M< d!tfC~ tMe, & p. <.
Schmied~j~L~tas~~a~.
F~~<<!t&. ty~. Tt). 1. p, Mt (Mtt
1163 LadH~ue. B<MMM~M OM~~MS
comptimeatMy). .Sfc~t, 1870, NM. s~a. 879.
Kopp, ~< j<A~M~, tS8~ t!. p. 3~.
KORANHAPUCH (jAMtMAH).
Sa TRtTHEtM(JOHANN),Gtttdenes Kte:nod, tyS~.

KORNDORFFER (BARTHOLOMBUs).
Beschreibung der Edelgesteine.
ROTH-SCHOLTZ (FMEDERtCH),Deutsches Theatmat Chemicurn, tygo, ii.
P. 567.
Ed!che KomdotSënsche Particularia.
DARtor (CLAUDE), Die guMea Arch, Sdmt: und Kunsthammer, t6t4. Part ni.
p.227.
&? ~<~vcfM~~Mt
ERÔFFNETE~jcuomuiBHtC
Geheimnisse UCN
des OtC]
Steins der Weisen [t7o81 p. 773.
l'*t.~
.Lf.a_-
Of thb wnter _Lf_
<ee«Mtu be tmown
nothing boett wMeh he wMteon pteeioM s<aa<swa* tn.
thé tMe: of his beotMt. He was aMvein theOftept
yMr ended M open the eyes ef Ms eoantnmen te thé
faa and had tetumed satit and Soundto Gennany fMudsperpett&ttdoo <hem inthtifgatte. Ktteh-
after hMhtg been away ht he&thend<Mn.In th& of a bcok BarOMhonMUs
majy spadcs Kwa-
year ha Mtepotted to hâve Meeived a !ette)-Crom dSrf~r. M~ e~eM"wby ~~<
PafMebm oethé chnBtMion of thé metah. TThe
GeotT CMparKitchtm~er, ~<«fa Ce~~nu, !6eher. A/~
~M«~<t GM<~x.Z~M,
10 Mm, !L
'l'lI!P.IL
M7~ <Mn. B~<wM~. M).l6cher,
aï~S; RoMnauad's ~M'MiHMR SC oo).
Met'cMtn. /.<)<<<t~)M
«wf<t<t<j, t686, p. tt6 7~
(' De Tittctum GemnmnM,' !6«;). KetaM,
Roth-SeMtt. TXMMtM ChM~M, ~30, p. &!f<)~~ /~M~~ CM~Mit~ yS3.Th.
jMit<nt 0.Ct<jMt,ty8&78&
p~6)[<t.
~aoseL ~&«A<M &M~nMt ~<&MM< Gmdin, OcM~Mf t&~ C~e~, ty~. ). p. ~M ¡
t/M, tt. i. p. bood. tyoo, H. p. 4-
7~ ~0!<& f~t&M««t ~~<t<t<~ ?</<!?«, SchmMer, G<)tA~ <&f~M<t~. t~<. p. 966.
'Ma, p. 83 {'Tinemm Gemntanun,' Fhmhf., t636. Kopp. ~xt&. iM6, j. p. ~3 ij. p. ggt.

KORNDORFFERISCHE SGHRÏFFTEN.
&? TRiSMOSttfUS (SALOMON),Aoream VeMus [<5981 Tmctatus i:.
p.
TRtSMostNus (SALOMON~ A~N-e~a VeUus, t599, ;). p. ~7.
KRÔFFNRTEGeheimnisse des Stems der Weisen [<7<~1 p. t~

KORTUM (KARL ARtfOLD).

Kar! AmoM Kortum der Arzneiwiss. Doktor und Atzt m Bochum 1
VeïteMtget
die Alchimie gegen die EmwOtie einiger neuen SchnitsteUer besonders des
Herm Wieglebs. Doisbatg, in der Heiwingscben Univetsit~ts-Buchhand.
tun& 1789. a-
it~ Eb-r.
<t~ r~ M~~t~~e~
-e-
<r. fp.~4Na))k]36«.
 ~MrC~~?~7~!MAW 4M

KORTUM
KORTUM ARNOLD). C~KM!?.
(KARLARNOLD).
(KARL C~~MMat f.
Koftttm was bom at Mtththein)on thé Rubr 5 wae ma!att(iMd 6)r <tbo<H th~e yeins, tttt tbe Smt
luty, t~s. He eettted as phys!dM at Bochum ln part ofthe HennetttehMiMHnat (~.<<. )appetMtd.
fa
WestphatMt tT~o. He was <mtborof numemus ComptaintsandditMtMftCttoobegMMbeeMnmott,
WHtings o<t a)) sorts ofeubjects, and was a betiever and Kortum withdrew (rom thé MM)aj!e)nent and
io ntehemt whtch ho trted to défend !)*thé ptMeut eot it takenon by by a Barond. F. wn Stembaya.
Ma ht a Mpptemeet ~M ~« ~<ta'' H~~ e !t )Mtc<!t!)) t8o5 whm <he WM
WM~tt, MmmxM Joun)a)
iM~ ~M~ ~<< M~ Dttisbu)~, t79t. coatitttwd by MOther catted 'Hennés.' B)tt tt
Havhtg begun to corMspond w!th PtU.MrBKhreM recet*e<tnoMpport and con6de)teeta thé Scciety
of Sehwe<te, n<ar DorMund. }n ~79' the two hav:ng been thahea, tt coutd aot ba <e<o«!i<a<ed.
wor!(e<ttogethw for a year, end then in October, Kortum thed for MmeyeaM tater, and dteo tj,
by 'MM< ofa eottcefo thé KetdN-AnMiger Aogt., ïS~: Bahrea! ht M33.
a<m<MM)ced the existence of & 'Henn~tc Soctety,' TTte tuMMyof the Henaetie Société T)at bceo
which had been tbrnted for thé htrthenmce of thé nanated by Kopp and more receMty b? SehottM.
woftt of the oJehembt* throueboMt Cemxuty. who tas examinedthé atcaive! of thé Soeiety oow
Thete was no ~)<eh<ocie~, but the notice dMted at G!eMet),and who vtedftate! KottM) &cm e<ery
thé fMt that theM w<M many pemotMeamKed !o qutsttooaMemotive.
atchem!cftt p<tMt)its. Thé actton of tMs Sodety
Meute!, /M~ ?~<MMft))~ «&f ~f«Mt t~mgM.B<M~A~OM<a~<<
<)! M~t&tt ~eAe~t S!Aj~& tyw, iv. <8?o,No. ï<N8.
P. ~33:x. p. M5; S)tppt<ments ii. p. <&t; iw.p. AnfanM K. B~bamw. 'Ein StMt Ato))Nn!eaus dem
363 v. p. 706 vi. p. aSa < p. M$. de: Neun<ehateaJaht!t<mde)rtt.' Bnmo
f. F. ~BeniMtbe~ 'NachHchten Nber die Her. MeyeA J~«<<e~ H~ Mptfg, tCys. !v. pp.
oactiKhe GeMOschaft'; GMbeft'~ ~«M~M <~ 440~t6x.
~M~. HaJte, t8o3, pp. ~)3'4o6. ~~ew~<e~ & r Mov.. ~678,No. t4,
&tj~a~ .MWfo&. FM<<, PMdtOMcke(tSao. *t.
as), w.p. 4SO (tbtof hb works). vcnHtngbetK.tD~h~.
~M~- AM~<!f<&f JOM<~<~for for te~.
x8aW,H.
ü. p. B~
83a ~~M/coy M«aM<!N<M)~~M«~ Letpfg,
(QtMtedby Kopp). tSya, pp. 943. (Thb !snot e hbtMy,bat a KMXtUMe,
De~nM)~, AM&MM~ ~~<w~<- /« Ar<Mc. thûus~ KûrtMt ~M~eN!? tt.)
<<tM,tSaS, Htt i. p. gts. ~%«M~ Z~<M~ ~jpM~. t8&<, xvt. p.
SehmMe)-, C<tat&)~<&<-<< 1639.p. S96. 798 ()~L R~)dt, abom thé 'Jobsiade').
Kopp, GsrdHsk!sder C~r~Fs,1844.iL p. as6. HtMeh. ~HtAt~o~ Z~hM' der AertWW!.
Kopp~ Uebet det~er&M der ~temie und die ~!to&M tM6. iii. p.Nta(byFase)~
Hennetbche GesettschaK': fead M J<M<"My. ~945. Koppt ~&<<M~. t8ë6.!t. pp. ïS9't63:
p~nted in /)~be~ <~ <~&<<)t< 9<q(thb tMt conMinsa Mprint of the abow-men-
ttx~ ~Mu< <)* G<<~j<, Gt<asen, ~7,
«MM<-jh!j/)' UonedGteNeapampMet).
Bd. t. He<t. )!. !t was Mpdated as & «pantte K. !Mdte, /&<&~& Ce~ ~MMM
Aoy<«m..y~ /~M «H~M<'« &~<i~, MOh.
p~nphtett
~~uter. r~/&MM~ ~&~M~ ~6, tejm, a. d. Rahr (1893?).
i 10'1090 Etast SehuttM. &M &M ~<~Mt~w <&~
~<t<e4-w<M~f
Poggendo)~ ~M<<. ~M«t(& M' Z)<Mt~AA!)«f W~ t<~ /ft~«t. Dit
T<<M<~MA, ~?3. i. co). t3o& ~iM)M~Mt<0<«-/& iy96-t8~. Letpfdg.~897.
Kopp. ~~M~ *«f GwA~Mt '<<~<<M~, t86o, PP. 44.
M.p.5'B,note4t.

KOSMOPOLIT.
aus der Geisterwelt,t79S.
.SMo&HKtMNtsss

KRÂUTERMANN(VALBttnNus).
Der curieuse und woM-er&hrne Chymist, welcher nicht dtane die ans dem
Minemt-Veget&Mtisehenund Thi~-Re!che hNgeaommene, und in der
Medicin gebtSacMichste Chymische Processe gründ1ich und deutlich lehret,
sondem auch anweiset, wie solche nach denen gehStigen Kanst-GnBen
geschickHch za bereiten, um solche zu Erhaltung taenschiicher Gesundheit
bey atten zustossenden Kïandkheiten in rechter Dosi nutztich zu gebtMMhen.
Aus beruhmter Chymicorum Schn~en, theih auch aus eigener Praxi
zusammen getfagen, mit nôthigen Registern versehen, von Valentino Kt&M.
termann. Andere AuBage. Leipzig und Amstadt, Verlegts Johann Jacob
Beametbutg, ty~S.
iadaded]480[st~ 'ntteredandNMh.
S*. Pp.[M,trontisplece
Cmetioquotesabo an<dMon,~UtMtadt.t~. 8*.
480 A~~y~~M~~MV

KRÂUTERMANN (VALNrrtMus).<«~
Das in der Medicin gebtauchMchste Regnum Anima!e oder Thier'Reich,
Darinnen enthalten
ï. Eine accurate Beschreibung aller Th(iere) nach dem Leben, es sey
in- oder auslândisch, zw(ey)-oder vierfufsig, wild oder zahm, gelügelt und in
der Lu(ft) oder im Wasser lebend, &c.
II. Ein hochstdienticher Unterricht, wie d(ie) guten und nützlichen
Thiere zu erhalten und xu vermehten, die s~hMiehen hingegen zu faagen,
zu vertilgen und auszurotten.
III. Eine vollkommene Anweisung,wie und was von jedem Thiere in
der Medicinund Oeconomiezu gebrauchen und zu nutzen sey. Mit F!ei<s
atso zusammen getragen, und mit nôthigen Registern anietzo zum andem
maht vetmehtter zum Druck befordert von Valentino KtSutermann.
Amstadt und Leipzig, ïtt Verlegung Emst Ludwig N!edtëns, tya8 (?).
8'. Pp.[8. frombpiece [93.MMttj). Titieredand blaok,~My
tndadedj~&t
dttnMged.
Historisch'Medictnisches Regnum Minerale, oder MetaUen- und Mineralien-
Reich, und zwar in Il. Haupt-Theilen, da in dem Eisten enthalten eine
accurate Beschreibung aller Ettze, Mineralien, Metallen und Edelgesteine,
wie sie wachsen und gefunden werden, und wo sie in der Medicin und
sonsten zu gebrauchen; ïm Andern aber die vollkommene Scheide- und
Pjfobier-Kunst, darinnen gehandett wird, was Scheiden und Probieren
sey, wie es vorxunehmen, so wohl im nassen ats trockenen Wege,
wie die Ertze nach ihrem Gehatt zu erkennen, &c. samt etlichen KM'en
Processen und Expenmenten &c. Nebst nothigen Register, von Valentin
KrSutennaon. Arnstadt, Verlegts Johann Jacob Beiimetbtug, t~
V. Pp.[t6.&ontispietefncM<!d]47~ tndt)t(8]. TittetedaottMfMk.
areFntnMittt.
Othsréditionsmentioned t?<&.t?!? AnMtMM, tye6,au in9*.
Der accumte Scheider und kitnsttiche Probierer, welcher grand!ich zeiget und
beschreibet
I. Die Erzeugung der Metallen und Mineralien inf~emein, samt deren
E)-kanntni&.
II. Was Scheiden und Probieren sey, auch wie solches vorzunehmen,
sowoht im nassen ab trockenen Wege.
III. Die Schmettzung und Probierung attefhand guter und geringer Ertze,
nach ihren eigentlichen rechten Gehatt, auch auf Gold und Silber.
IV. Zum Probieren dienHehe Mittet und Wege, ats, Probier-Wagen,
Gewichte,Capellen, &c.undderen Verfertigung,samt Bereitung verschiedener
scharffer, zum Schmeltzen und Probieren dienticher Wasser, &c.
Attes mit besonderm F!eifs zusammengetragen und mit nothigen Registern
ausgefertiget von Val. KfSotetmann, Med. Pr. Thur. Franckfurth und
Leipzig, In Verlegung Ernst Ludwig Niedtens, Buch-Hândters in Amstadt,
17!?.
1717.
8*. Pp.[te, ffMttbpieco
indaded]gît [$]. TMeredandbtadt.
ValentinKhMtennann is oneof Christophvon treaMdM<mindependent name. Heattowrote
Hettwig'tpseudonyms,but :t b notuaffequeotty~~twA&A~<A< Arostadt,t?)o.a".
 AW~~7~4~W-AW/4~W 481

KRÂUTERMANN
t~)~tn/*c<~<YMU~~t ~Y~ttttMtmu~.
(V~EMTtNw). ~f~ Cc~HM~.
MMf*"
/<M~ ~))eM< ~MhM«M B<We<A<f~ )w~ Fttehs, ~«M <&rr~M~~M /.tW~w~r.
*73~* P'C~ 1806-08,pp. g3~ 251,e6.¡.
Lengtet NfsAufrede
~~<M~ <? Iu /W~«~~
PMlompftfe RotenMtnd, ~<tt~ M 7&'A<~f<<
~<vw~<~M, tMi~noy,
ty<)9,il. p. )~6. )~«« <~A~!M.~Lof~, t8M. i!i. eot. ~6 (M&M
MattMat, Cot.~f~ N'< <Maf/<wM<t cAM'M- to Hellwlch(ChrbttM) in Il.
JOehe)-. cot. ~68. Md
/'tt<t~~ t76t, p. 674. toMotsd)t!)M)n.J?~M~<w/<f. pp. tM''6').).
Maunter, jMM/«~«'ttOt<m«a, t~a, p. tt6. LadmgNt. ~M«~M Ot<MM~ &««~~
Gmettn, 0~<<~ C~M;<<x~, )i. pp. 383, .S~MM, t6~. N<M. <350.
Mg. Billings.M~-Ca/eX~, t886, Y:i.p j37.

KRELLEN (FRAM).
!a)itr~ctioound Bewe!&
WARNUNQ, )6o7.
KRIEGSMANN (WtLHBLMCHMsropH).
Wi!helm Christoph tMegsmanns Taaut oder Au<s!~ung der Chymischen
Ze:ehen dan)!t die Metallen und andere Sachen von AtteM her bemeKkt
werden Au~ Begehren beschrieben. FmnctctUt~ Bey Thomt, Matthia
COtzen. M.DC.LXV.
y. Pp.M?st'b!M)k]hJ. Foidingplate,aengM~ags.
Thededication Tacklus)s <!<tted
ta Of. JotMMnes 'HaftemburpCalend.Sep.
tembr.)!66~'
Commentaria in T&bu!am». Smaragdinam Hermetis TfismegMt).
See MANGET
.Sw MANGET (J.J.),
(J. J.), BiMiotheca Chemica
BiMiothecaChem«tj<t ~WMMt) t~oz, i. p.f J"v
Cutios&,*t 380.
ln one of Me bootMtMegsmatM eatts Mmsetf orum igno,ubi simut de igne saeM HebrcMnm),
WXhehn Christian, but his reat name is Withetm CtMtMiBorum&c. F)rf.. 1671,9° EpiMoh quod
Christoph. He was bom in t~ at BafeMetdht PhM sit iMienb sotptor chymteaSsCrKfMs!ve epMsoue
thé pnncipatity of SdxaathaMen. From tchoot PhMosophonmiiapidls diaiog), qui
at Schnm))tatden he went in his fifteenth year to AOMttOMS fMcribitm- Hte doceat. Dannst.. t6yt.
Jem, whcre he resided for three yeajrs and then 8". H&t!ergives a adiCereat tMf, but whether it
proceededtoHe)nMtMt6t)rtwoyeafS. HesmdM dénotes the sameor <MereM bock ï am unable
theotogy and hngaage!, of seyemt of which he to say. thougbthey MB probaNy the a)M)e: Epb.
M<)Mt)red a ttoow)ed){e,)n particular of thoM of the toh qua ptobMurquod PtutMch)M(~)<ittnsignis
EMt. At the age of twenty he might have had a Mnptorchyfnicus, Dannst., t67t,6' TheMfscne
pMfesïonhip. but he deoMnedit on the score of hk tract not enomemtedby Strteder "(~ oder und dfe
youth, and aecepted the Invitationof CouMMed- wabre und richtige mit Kup<ier
nch Hmicb to HaKeabMt~to «et as tutor in the TttbeMenetNotert. FnMtkhm tmd Leipzig, 1114,
LeMogea &<nHy. T<MConnt came to csteem Mn) smatt S', pp. [M] se, 4 p~Med tftMœ. a engMved
MgMyand made him KiKhentath. ln t6y4 he tables.
went to Dannstadt at the Mqoest of Ludwig VI. Refiereneebas atteady been tnadeander Henms
M Kammenwth, but in <67! on accoaat pMty of to bis two tracts in connetion withthat pe~coa~e
jenhxMiespartty of changes in the Court ttMtf. he –one eont~ning a PhûMtehm' and a Hebrew
tcsigned, and was appointed by thé Hteeter Caf) veMion of the table. One is eat!t)ed Hermetis
Luawigof the Patattnate to be Kantmer- and Rech. Tt-bmegist! Tabula Smamedina A situ Mmer.
oang<.rath at Mannheim, tsSept., to~S. He hetd anM; nMcdemum prist;no gentovindicata, smat)
the position but for a short ttme, as bis death 8' pp. [6] gz, en~Mved tMe and two phtes; trn
oceNtredepSept., t6~. place cr date ln thé CMjy beb)~ me. Stfieat)-
He was the author ofa numberof works, ecctesi. appafentty had not seen thtseditton, for he gives a
asticat and lengtoos, whichbytheirunusual themes descnptivetitteon)y, and tefBMto Mànget'o Mpdnt.
give ovidenoeof a certain ongtMtity of mind and The otber tract is German that in whieh heatsc<Mse!the
view. Among them are a tabular view of Ray- hypothesis thtt tha race, thé 'ïleatons, are
mMd LoMy'a ~~t! a work emMed ForteteNe der!<ed from Theut «tf HenM:: Ce~eotMMOrun)
Hwmete
royate: bevestigter Hen'a.Staat: mrt)M~ Hen'n de Gen~ictBgBatisoWghteeeCmMMMM,
ab MMxMgeRegenten, Fff. a. M., t6y3, M* Tfiameghto Liber Mous, ToMnee. t684,
(teatty potUteo-moreitadvice or directions to yonng iÎ)
princes, but thought by some to be a treatbewho on 4°,'!MegtnMmn
PI?- *un4 has estem for aM
bu got but little Mteem aU his
bis
MrtMcation, mncb to Strieder's amusement, teMTingand writings.
bas givena sketch of its phn) Desecreto PMtoso.
MetcMin, ~<'«<<M~~MM~, 1686, p. g~ Kestnef, jMMM~<~ Ot&~ot-&iM, ~o,
Rehmnann, ~~&~<t~<g ~~W<!M n. 4~0.
aW<Mt<&w T~w~Am, tyc~ Th. Il. p. 88 (places S)!g!et DuftMney, ~M/<~ <& /W&«~
Msd«nbi0t6~ ~iN~&~M. t7~, iii. pp. &t. t9&
Manget, ~«W<f<<M &<'t~t /<~<~M. MoNer, Cf~<<<!/~<~«. tM4. P- ?9*'
t~t. tT. i. pt. txxitM. JOdtet. ~%M«~et C~~M.~M<w, tyy,
/<t<-<~~)~A& /*n~MM ~/M«'<B <M<4t/~< M.col. <M6~;Rotennwd'! ~!)~<<M' t9M,m.
ï73*,P-8;. «M.
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683(ftom Stdeder).
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&.K1&USMANM
KRIEGSMANN ~WtLHBLM
(W<maLM CHRtSTOfH)
CHRts-rofH). C~w~
M~tt~~ ~AM~t~~ Jt~ ~–––-U-- -–––~ t!t
Hattef, ~W~M ~<w ~tt~ Mm, iU. p. 6t. <(Beckmann quotes ?~«< to wam hls
i!i.p.S97. Madei's &om tVMtinetheir time by cotxutttnt tt ) y
Stneder. Cr~<M)f sa a<Mf ~ttt~<<M Thomson, The /y
<?<M~« t<~ AfAr~ CA«t)~, tSgo. i.
CMjtt< ty8/. Vit. P '3'
PP. 3~'MS. Schmieder. OfN-*M~<&~ ~~M~, !8~. 36.
BecKnMon,~t <«~ OMRtM~der Kopp, &<~<~ M~. <7f~ <& ût<m~.t8g9.
~«~<. !79a, i4i. p. 3~): EnsMttmMMon, t8t4. P. 3~.

KROHNEMANN (CHMSTtAN
WtLHELM),Baron von.
See FtKENSCHER (GEORG WOLFGANO AUGUSTIN), !8oo.
Krehntmann washangedasan Impostor
la <696.
Scbmieder,
~.<<<~M~. ~39. p.446. ~MM
Figuier. ~M~~f, ~856,p.
Kopp,Die~&<MK, pp.t8s,<9S. te~

KRÛGER (RuDOLPHAuGusT).
Q B. B. V. Dissertatio Phys:coChim:co MTedicaÏnaugumtis, DeAuroMedtco,
seu Medicamentis ex Auro Parandis, quam Ce!sissimae, Serenissimae atque
Invictissimae Principi Annae, Magnae Bntanniae, &c. &c. &c. Reginae,
nec non Illustrissimae Societati Regiae Londinensi, atque Gratiosissimae
Facultati Medicae in Academia Oxoniensi humillime atque decenter
exhibuit Rudolphus Augustus Krüger Brunsvicens: V. M. Doctor, et
Serenissimi atque Potentissimi Principis ac Domini, Domini Emesti, Duc!s
HUdburghusam Medicus Aulicus. Ad Exemplar Oxoniense Btunswigœ
Typis expressit Jo. Georg Zilliger, Sereniss. Duc!s Brunsv. & Luneb.
Privilegiatus Typogr. AuUcus,M DCC XIII.
o~ ~J?- c"P~~ 'neMed]128[6]. Vignetteon the printedtilleof thé
Shddontan Théâtre,
Oxtbtd.
Thisis a dissertation
ona))theprepMUions of in medicine.Re<eMacesto the authoritiesare
goldwhichhad been propoMd (o date for use ghen.
/M~ ~«t~o/<~ /~<cmM ~«-~ M~/A'<a'. LengtetD~t~noy.W~et~ de la ~t'/OMMM
'73'. p.8~. ~t<M~w. 1749,ii!.p.ï~.
GmeMn.Gt~M~ <&<- C~~M.t~,ii. p. 366.
KRÜGENER (MtCHAEL).
~M CRÛGENRR ~M~CHARL).
Matthite,C«M~M~M(t ~~ef«M tA~MM~t-M,
ty<t.p,84!

KUCHELBECKER (GEOMGotTLOB),JP~M<
De Phlogisto Disputatïo.
WIPACHER ~DAV!D~
WtPACHER (DAVID), t7;2.
t7;2.
Gmelin cath him !n<otKCt)yH. Goufr. Kachet- rerum m<<M~e< e«~ L!jM..~7~. 4". Fachs
itecher, but tpotes the JKM<~e<M <& M~ea~M, does not phee the latter andet- the year~y<a, but
Lips., 1756,4°. and the above /M!~t<~ !<aKMtù under tyga. whieh !oe)Mlike mbtake.
Gmetin, G<j&M~/<<&rC4<)x«,t}~8, Il. pp. yoi. Fuchs. ~<5~~M< der f~tM~-A~ ~w~
7<M. t8c6<8, pp. a~t, 393.

KUNSTEL (JOHANN WOLfMANG).

D. Jo. WotSg. Kûostet, Dissertatio Medico-chymica de Salibus Metallorum
prœsertitn Aufi et Mercurii. Editio Tertia. Lipsiœ Apud Jo. Fried.
Gleditsch et FiMum. Recusa AnnocIalaccLX.
UOM ~~tMtV ~J ~<~ ~~t<

4'. Pp.
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KONSTEL (JOHANN WOÏ.FFGANG). Ci~WM~.

An éditionof Leiptij;,t~n, pp.M, is thatquotedby Gmetin.it i<thé«eondaecotdingte
BttMags.
Manget.BW~A<M~~f~M ~MCftWMtw, Gmeiin,<<<' derC~< tycS,ii. p.39$.
t73t. tt. i. p. htjMvi.(Review
of theabovefrom KiMog*. t886.vi!.p.57°.
/<<&.c-C<t/«~w.
thé~<-M ~<~<M<a, Ann.tyn. p. at~.)

KUNCKEL (JOHANN).
Johann Kunckels, Churfürstl. Brandenburgischen Geheimten Catnmer-Dteners.
Chymischer Probier'Stein, de Acido & Urinoso, Sale Catid. & Frigid,
contm Hefrn Uoct. Voigts, Spirit. Vini Vindicatum, an die Weltberühmte
KOnigt. Societâtin Engebmd, &tshierüber erbatene hohe Richter. Worbey
angeftiget die Epistola contra Spit. V!nt s:nc AetdQ,so an Herm D. Voigten
abgetassen. BerUn, Ïn Vedegung Rupert Vûkkefs, Buchh&ndt~n,
M.DC.XXCVI.
6'. Nopagination. Sigs.A.B.)( ineights,wanting)( A-Minetghts,Nsix.
D.Johann.VoigtsSpMUM VinisineAcMoVindicat<a.
A'D~ineighM.
Johann Kunckel von LSwenstentS,Kôn!gt. Schwedischen Betg-Raths, und der
Kayser!. Leopold.Societât Mit.G!!eds,d. Hermes 111. V. Curiose Chymische
Tractâtlein; ais:
I. ChymischeAnmerckungen,darinn gehandeit wird von denen Princip.
Chym. Sal. Acid. & Alcalibus; Fixis & Volatilib. in denen 3. Regnis; wie
audt vom Geruch und Farben &c. mit Anhang einer Chymischen Brille,
contra Non-EntiaChym.
II. Nützliche Observationes von den Fixen und Mchtigen Saltzen,
Auto & Argento Potabili; Spiritu Mundi u.d.g. wie auch von den Farben
und Geruch der Metallen, Mineral.&c.
III. Epistola, contra Spiritum Vini sine Acido.
IV. De Phosphoro MirabiU; dessen leuchtetiden Wunder-Pilulen; sampt
einem Diseurs vom Nitro.
V. Probier.Stein, de Acido & Urinoso, Sale Calido & Frigido; contra
Herm D. Voigts Spir. Vini Vindicatum..
Wobey zugleich angehânget wird: Christoph Brummets Tractâtlein vom
Blut der Natur. Nebst einer Vorrede De doctis & nobilibus Empiricis
D. Johannis Philippi Buegravii,Med. Francof. ad Mœnum. Franckfurth
und Leipzig, ï?<
8'. Pp.[M];ta[~ engtavin);. FoMin):tMe. Eacbtracthasa separate
tit)einctudtdinthépa~inatiot).
P. 489:
Das BiutderNatur,aus eigener
Krfahtung
haadgreiMich darzumit
angewieM)),
eetvissen mmVerMt;seinerNotincation~chntU
Experimenten undbe'tHM
au06'ese<Mt
g~ebenwnChtittophBtummeten. C. Fnutddwth
u nd Leipzig.t?~

Johann Kunkels von Lôwenstem Voltstandiges Laboratorium Chymicum,

worinnen von den wahren Principiis in der Natur, der Erzeugung, den
Eigenschaften und der Scheidung der. Vegetabilien,Mineralien und MetaHe,
4<4 KUNCKEL

KUNCKEL (JoHANN). C~aM~.

wie auch von Verbesserung der Metalle gehandelt wird. Vierte verbesserte
AuSage. Berlin, 1767. In der Rudigerschen Buchhandlung.
8'. Pp. M 67'M. 'phte.
Thé3rsteditionwu pubtiïhedat Hamburg and Aneditionof t738is m t<
'7'6. a portraitof 0~ La<haeue'<
~M
~WM~
PP.I40,including t8?o.No.
Kuuckelj
y3y[y¡].
Johann Kunckeis, Churfurst!. Sâchs. geheimen Kammerdteners und Chimici
Nützliche Observationes oder Anmerckungen, von den Fixen und
a0cht:gen
Saltzen, Aum und Argento potabili, Spiritu Mundi und dergteichen, wie
auch von den Farben und Geruch der Metallen, Mineralien und andem
Erdgewàchsen Durch viet.Jâhnge eigene Erfahrung, Muhe und Arbeit mit
Fleifs untersuchet, angemercket, und nun auff vieler der Edlen Chimie
BeHisaeaenuad unvetdrossener Naturforocher instândiges Begeh~n m dera
Nutz und Gefallen an den Tag gegeben. Hamburg, Au6r Gottfried
Schultzens Kosten, im Jahr 1676.
~o pagination. 9 leaves.Siga.A-E ia eights,F in four,G m M.
G6 blank.

Johann Kunckets, Chur.Furst). Sâchs. gehetmten Kammer-Dienen:und Chymici,

OeffentHcheZuschrifft von dem Phosphoro Mirabili und dessen leuchtenden
Wunder-Pilulen samt angehangten Diseurs von dem weyland recht benahmten
Nitro, jetzt aber unschuldig genandten Btut der Natur, an die Gesammtë
Hocherfahmen Chur-Furstt. Sâchs. Herren Leib. Ho~ und Stadt-Medicos
in Drefsden. Heraufs gegeben in Wittenberg Ann. t678. Leipzig,
bey Michael Rufswurm. Druckts Joh. With. Krüger.
8°. Pp.[abhmk,M,9Mattk]88[abhntt].
Johannis Kunkelii Etect. Sax. Cubicutarii intimi & Chymici Philosophia
Chemica Experunends Connmtata in qua agitur de principiis Chymicis,
Salibus acidi & alcalibus, fixis & votatuibus, in tribus iUis Regnis, Minerali,
Vegetabiti,& Animali,itemque de odore & colore, &c. Accedit Perspicilium
Chymicum contm Non-entia Chymica. Amste!œdami, Apud Joannem
Wotters, t6o4.
Md S~ck.&~gSt~
andblack. Printed'P~.
Engmvedvignette.
Johannis Kunkelii, Etect. Sax. Cubicutarii intimi & Chymici utiles Observationes
sive Animadversionesde Salibus nxis & volatilibus, Auro & argento potabiM,
Spiritu mundi, & similibus. Item de colore & odore metallorum,
minetaHumaliarumque rerum quae à terra producuntur. Proptiâ multorum
annorum experientiâ, opéra & labore diligentèr investigata & animadversa,ac
nunc ad multorum nobitissimœartis Chymics Studiororum&
indefatigatorum
nature scrutatorum instantes petitiones usu! eorum studioque in lucem édita.
Primùm ab Authore Germanicè conscripta, nunc verb Latinitate donata. à
Carolo Aloisio Ramsaio. Londini & Roterodami, Apud Henricum
Wilsonium& Consortes. Anno cla lac Lxxvm.
ta". Pp.M Ma [a b~; t blankl<6o[t9, cot~n!ngtistof the Royal
9 bhnit]. Engraved
Society, induded
tit&.page in thepttgmMiM).
 KUNCKEL
--m e-
KUNCKEL (JOHANN). C~<M~
The eecend tract hM a tMe.page. M)d tt). Royat Society ))<nttbo canMitts tt
sepamMtftfe'pege
JotMOxb Kunttttt! t':)«:t. SM. CubicutM<) tntimi & Chymici ObsetWionM
Chymitfe.itt q))tb)Ma~:tw de pfinefpib Chymieb. SatibMMHtt&a~bM.
6<&& t. Sb~Mb Minerali, ~Met~iti. &
wMtib~
de odore &eo)Me &c. Un& cumMpeodtee pen~t~t ChymM AnhMti.)~.
e.ntM'non..?~
Chynita_ t~p)~ expedentiA eonKHpta. diwRts expanmeotb M~bMa. & vet!Mtis
Mt6m<MSttMHoMmmuttMtati tn !wMM)<d)ttt.Prfn)<tmab AuthMeoSaMi~co~
MfpMt nmM .wfù ~Mnttate domta. & CaM)o AtoMe RatMtato. t<endiai &
RottfMami, Apud Hendcum WihwthMn& Cot~ortes. Anno c!~ bc Lxxvm.
KwdM. or Kw)t<et,was bom at Hatten. near to Berlin. Thereafter he <~nt to St<xMt«tw,whtM
Rendsbu~, aboM ~630 (othent ~638). He was at he was ennobled with the name von Mwenstem.
no onitWMity, but began with an apotb~ty. in ~3. He died at his eMatecf
H)s tather was M <M<ay<t,und he had thm near Permut, 90 MMch,t~ (thougbUMMghuten.
otheK say nt
wy ea~y wtth chemicat opérions.
and he wasfamithhty Stoctthotm ln t7M). He WMadmitted a aMmbw
tattwty ptompted to ybh worMtops of the Aeattemh Natuf~ CadMontMfn April, t6<)t,
and MttnuthetoWestoga in aequaintatMe wtth <M w:th thé oante HeMxs tM.< and iMoS a coS.
methed~thete Mtowed; Hestudied toetatS.atxî sidet&bteoumber of boots on chemi~hyas wett as
thougb he betieved ht <m)H)tMMtio)<,bis know. M eahu-ged tmMhtien of Neti's ~e ~~tna
!edge M'd sMtt «ad expettmtnMt <tMMty madeMm with Christopher Marett's notes, FmnMurt &
one of the cMef chamists of hh tinte. OtMofbb <679,4*, with
tuost tatitous itttNtiaattooe was upon the produc. Leiptig, with powait and plates /W.
"689.4~ poo)-impt<!Mio<M of thé pwtMit aad
tion of phMpbMas, of wMchhe Mmsetf teHsthé PMes. 1t was a<)erwmb tumed <nMFh~ch by
story. Hb ahtMtyptomoted him to be difecterof Baron d'Holbach, and puNMxd at PaWsio Ms~
thé labomtory and chamberMa at the C<Mttof
!n!<M~4*
~MntMr~MdnMtatiOrMden. HeM~couftes Kuncke~ wortM.
works, etpeeMy
especially hb
his ~~o~t~~M
.Guborutorlu~
of cbtMtcat iMtnmtton at Wittenbetg.tn t67y: thé <~fM<<M«w, are of Mme use for the history of tMM-
EtectorofStmotty made him directot of the Anna- mutation, as he recordsseveratcawMûfmoh action,
berg laborntory. Disputesand baekMttnM ettoted more paniea~ty thcK of Seb~!d SchwertMr and
by envy made him aecept the in~tâtton of the David Beuther, and they abo contai autobio.
Mectet-of Bmndenbmtf tn t67o, and hedepaned gMpMcat detaib.
Georg Caspar KirchnMtjer,~«~<7««t Ce~t~M), Vau!t5 at Dte~den at the pnaent tfme.) English
~676,ogn. C2y!M~. translation, London, t8t4, <. p. 9M.
G.C. K)rch)na)er,h<~h~M (,,<tj<M<. GtMHn, CMa~Mt der Û4<m~,~y98, t!. pp. 39,
/<!<&,t68o, p. il. tt6. tty, t~ Kg-ïyo, :yo.
MttcMin. /d!m<<M ~)«~ t686, p. 6x3. HuMNMcn, N<~MtjW«jMM~-o. Il. p. g~.
A<yM~tt~«-A. «~ ~«~~j~/i-Mf~~ Fuchs. ~<t<<~?MM der, <~M&<~M.M~<B!!t~
&~<<M<. t7M, p. t9t. t8c6.<)8tpp. ]~3, tSa, '<9'M<~Mo. ~40. Mj), 30~.
~&&< p. t8K,xtx. p~
MaMfet, ~~M<4~ &Mtee< ~tcM~e*, xix, Po427.
iMt. tt. 1. p. txxxvi. 181S Mti. p. ~83; no
~M/t~Md5~ ~MM~tMot date. ~~Nt~M <7~M<t~,
St~e. ~«~ Ne! p. aM(article b) ~8,
Weia<).
C~M~ t7M, p. N47. ~~<~M JMM<M~.farit, Fanehottcte (t8ao.
/.<f<~c&t/M~MM ~At«e ot<~<M. 3S). P. 463.
SchmMder, GM~«;~<<<~ ~<o~. ~3% p.
Mothof. ~e~tMM-. i?~ (il. 9'. aa. s), ii. P.
~<te<e)r,~M~ la CM' fi.
t8~3, pp. )tw.
ZMJer. t~<w<w/.Z«' Mgy.xv. cot. 9~5. 9M; 3Mi Ed. t869. H. pp. <9t.9<~
Kestaer, JM«<M~~<t« û~<t.t~«, t~o. ~«~a/ <<t CMo~ ~Me<t&, 1643,me S~e, ix.
p. 'tS*' pp. yt<~t9 (by A. CheMtUer}.
DnftBaKty,
Lemftet <&la ~~M~< Kopp, C.io~Me <&~Ct<m~, 1843. i. pp. 173-
~BM~e< 1743,ii{.toy.
Mollet, û<))!&t/.f<)t/«, tM4, pp. ato-aaa. ~ayk&TMttaye. a< ~~<e&. tas$, t.
tSchet. ~<~ M. p. -491.
col. Mts Rotermund'a0<&zJ&ï~
~~<'t«t«< ï8to, ii!. cet. ~tier. /&M<w~ << ~~M.~f~, ,9s6, pp.
t&6& 67.
~haotepte, ~<MO« D&~oM~ A~M r P&Mendoh!. ~<<t~MttA~<<Mt~~AM ~<t~.
~'? f' ~°" phMphow).bonn~ <<<M<~t<cA, ~?3, co). t33m
Metotd. /~&~<t~. t7S3.th. «.p.M.le Ladmgue.~M&~A~M
OM«t~~M«M«&
Mctmer. ~«t~f«~ ~«wc c«~<MWM t8?o. Nos. ta~7.tBS9.
~M~~e, Hahe. iss, p. No. toa. Kopp. /M<~i! ~«f CocAM~ der CA<Mt<, t9ys.
D<t Bure, ~<M. 1764, H. iM.pp. <~3-eot.
Haeser,
C<MA&.M~ tWt, ii. pp.
Ë!oy. /MM&)MM<~ ~tA~w A ~<t)Ma<, M4. n~
17~. ii. p. 646. ~tM«<M .OH~~r .<JI'
F«~p~M, 88 xvit.
tM~. '1 p.
BaumM-,
~M/te<~o
C~tttM, tTSa. p. <4. 37°'
Fg'jjr<~ G<«~~< t&f~t~ C&M«!,1785, BiMings,/«~.)!.C.a~M. t886, vil. p. 5y6 and
PP.3S'. y'. 6~9. Ser!es, ty3. yiH.p. Mt.
BedMMM. ~&t sur Ga~MMf ~j~M. KopP. ~~&tMK< )W. i. pp. s~s&w.
t886,
MM. D~~ ~«~~M /.<~< &p~mint.
<f«)~<t. of p. gSs. (About Koâ%oi#Akmwe,
Bnc&. 1. pp. rlr6s
wMch by KoaM are ln ntby ghM, t~s. p.
tamptet thé &tM M9 byJ~tBM~
 4~ ~WM~T-A~y~M

KUNRAHT.
.Sw KHUNRATH.

KUNST Alchimisterey.
c~esAR(THKOPH)Lvs), AtchimySpiegel,t6f3, p. 8&
KUNST.Buch!e<n,oder gründlicher Gebrauch von Etz.Aîbeit, in und ausserhalb
Feuers aus Alchymischen und natürlichen Gtunde, nehmlich, H&tten,
Weichen, Schmeltzen, Scheiden, Abtreiben, Probieren, Lôten, Etzen,
Abformen, Abgiessen, &c. Wie auch jede Farben zubereiten, erhalten,
bessern und wiederbringen A!s Z:nn Mahlen, Schreiben, Illuminiren, Ver.
gülden, Stücken, Edelgesteinen. Nebenst beygefSgtemRegister. Franck.
furth und Leipzig, Verlegts Johann Caspar Meyer, Anno t68y.
ta*. fp.zo3
ta. Pp.2o3[9. t bhntt).
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This !s a rcjjnut ix moderniiied tanguagMof a cptoun).for dyeing, iUumiH&tiog,
tmct whichhM the Mtowing titte: ~<f~<M<M. etc., and the con.
dodtog Mtt is a MpriM of the traet ~MAAfG<-
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[t]. HconhuM M the ntst pNt forsteet FeMMMo,'Some Mfrty TtMtbes on Techno-
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topoeJChematty.' ~w«~~f~A<)~<i<M/
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spots
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xxv. pp. <w.~
994~.
KUNST (Von Chimia.
der)
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MORGENSTKRN
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KUNST Stuctte die schûnsten und raresten Farben zu ver<ertigen.

~<e JUGEL (JOHANN GOTTFRtED), <789.

KURELLA (ERNSTGOTTFRtED).
~< LL (F.
See (F. c.),
c.), Sammtung achthundert und sieben und fun~ix chymischer
Sammtung achthunc
Expenmente, ~59.
Expérimente, ~59.
KttfeMawas bom at NeidenbatRin MattPnMsxt. di~rent pMM of MedMne. on anatomy. Mtgety,
t3 March, Mz~, gmdtMted doctor of ntedicine at pharmaey. &c., &c., and dissertation!:and KMews.
K.onigsbeM;tn t746. and wn & CwndMw of thé Mewrote abo Chymische Verïuche und ErMtr*
ObereoMegimnMedioum and ObercoUMiamSaisi. ungen. l-stesStllck. Berlln,-1756.11590
tatis at BerMt). He wrote a number of workeon He diedftt Bertin, Juty 98, t7~
Halier, jB~~o<~<t C~«t. t77<, H.p. 403. mund's ~~r<~<M~ und ~~«M)tM", t8M. iii.
f-Mter.~<t ~MA~. t77~ ii. p. cet. ~86.
Bitumer.F~A«-<! C&'m<M,t~.p. 43. A~/a/~M ~<t&.
MetMd. Das ~Mf~ T~tMM<< <«&<- P<iris, Panekouché (t8M-
~&M 95), v. p. 465.
d'<f/<~ M<a<&<t2T'M/j~« &ttW~< Lemgo. ~K:/M'<)«u'~A~of~M <~ la ~MMf.
<yo7.tv. pp. 3t7.t8. «)M, t8~6, Ht. i. p. gsy.
Gme'm, C«f~< der C~o~, t~, iLpp. Poggeadoïtr, &<5FK~HtA.~<'< ~<M<<.
toeMM-MfA. t863. i. col. t333.
Fuehs, J?~«~~t«M <&~t~tax~j~M Z~<~t~< MMnfp. /<<e);-C~<t~)M,t886. vii. p. 578; Md
t8o6~8 pp. 39~. Séries, t~og, vn!. p. 88~.
JSchar. ~~eMM«t <MfMM.o-t~«; Roter. Hirsch. F&if~b~ ~<.ft~« j~~o~t.
~<<M VM~«e,
~,MW* ~<~<f. AOOV, iii. p. y~.
ï686, tN,
KURTZER (Ein) Tmctat von der Occulta Chemicorum PMtosophM.
OCCULTA(Von der) ChemicorumPhilosophia,ein kurt~erTmctat.
KURTZER und gründlicher Unterricht vom Wahren Trinck-Golde und
AUgemeiner Artzeney, darin erôrtert wird, ob, woraus und wie es bereitet
werden kônne? Item was es würcke? woran es zu erkennen und ob iemals
dergleichen von den Adeptis feilgeboten und verkaunt worden sey? so wot,
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487

KURTZER und gr<tndMcherUnterricht, etc. <~WM«~

den frommen Suchern des PhitosophtschenSteins, ats auch den Patienten, um
sich (ur den Betrug der heutigen so genannten Gold-Essentzenund Universal-
Medicinen zuhalten, zum besten gestellet von einem, dessen Wahl-Spruch ist
ïn Christi Horto Detegitur Thesaurus Maximaque Panacea. Erfurt, zuBnden
bey Augusto Crusio. t ) 3
M*. Pp.9t [3Man)(J.
TheaMthcroftheabovewrotea!MNE oaosssAROUSTMKEtT derersichderSatanbedienetbeyder
WahtenAtchymte~.f.).
KURZE jedoch gründliche und einfâltige Anleitung ZMdem grossen Natur-
gebeimnifs des Lapidis Philosophici. !753.
NEOAGANOBR.

KURZE und deutliche Vorstellung der Edlen Probier-Kunst, was e!genttieh

dieselbe sey, worinnen sie bestehe, was vor Instruntenten darzu erfordert
werden, wie man zu der rechten ErkSnntnuts aller Mineralien und Metal-
lischen Ertzen zu gelangen, und welcherGestalt endlich die Erkannten recht
zu probieren, und in der Probierung zu tractiren seyen. Nebst einem ausitihr-
lichen Bericht; von Saltpeter sieden, undErktarungatter Chymischen Wôrter
und Zeichen. Von einem dieser edten Kunst Pre!sswSrdigst Ergebenen.
NOmberg,Bey Johann Friedrich Rüdiger. A. i~ïS.
M*. Pp.M sag[~bhnh]. TitteredandbhM'tt.Thefrontispiece
(notinctuded
inthe
in paRinMiof))
me pagtnMton)neptets ana~ayers
depictsan at$ayer's
MxMMofy.
tauot
The présent work is a tteatise on the assaytng of Forolder boohs on the santé subject <e<-
meta))ic Otes. It gtves an account of thé reMmM. SCHRKt'rTMANM, /<W, and fROBtKK
appfn'&ms.tantace! pfecmtioMs. tbt of teennica) BUcHt.BtMaufGoM.
terms, and methods for analysing otes in the dry
way.

KURZE Nachricht von den Metallischen Glâfsern und der VitdHcation des
Goldes in Amausen von einem Liebhaber der Chymischen Grund-Mischung.
Leipzig,bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher. 1767.
Pp.4&.
f.4<~
Discourse upon n*by ~tass. upon anites and <f.), !s as~tgMd here (p. ta) to Grummet. That
me<a!c oxides, upon am6cM gems. etc. The however seems M be tt slip, for tt was the reply
tract. Sol sine t~ usuaBy Menbed to OrschaH whiehGntmmet wrote & ~M~w Mf/<.

KUS (GEORG).
&<? BORRtCtïtus (o~AUS), MetaUische PMMer.Kunst, t68o.
With Borriçbius as pneMs he was rMpondens C. Luft (t68a), 4, <t.7, of which thete is a copy if)
a!so of a dissertation: D< Ascite, Hafni~, lit. Vid. thé Bntish MMMam(t. My. (33.)).
Billings, /<t<~r-C<t/<g«<,t886, vii. p. ~tt.