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SucHTEN, Alexander von. [Cont'd.]
3. Vom Antimonio oder Spiessglass, des edlen und hochgelahrten
Alexanders von Suchten. p. 229.
4. De Antimonio vulgari, an den edlen Johann Baptista von Seebach
geschrieben. p. 267.
5. Dialogus introducens duas personas interlocutrices, Alexandrum
et Bernhardum. p. 305.
6. De tribus facultatibus. p. 357-
7. Explicatio Tincturse Physicorum Theophrasti Paracelsi. p. 383.
8. De vera medicina. p. 458.
9. Elegia. p. 487.
* Hysteria gemina Antimonii, das ist : Von den grossen Geheimnussen
dess Antimonii. In zwey Tractat abgetheilt, deren Einer die Artzeneyen zuaufallenden menschlichen Kranckheiten offenbaret. Der ander aber, wie die Metallen erhohet, und in Verbesserung iibersetzet werden. Mit mancherley kiinstlichen und philosophi- schen beyderseits derselbigen Bereitungen, exempelweise illustrirt und zu Vindicirung seines Lobs und Ruhms publicirt worden durch Johann Tholden Hessum. Anjetzo auffs neue iibersehen mit einem voUstandigen Register vermehret. Mit Rom. Kaiserl. Majest. und Chur-Furstl. sachsischem Privilegio ; Nurnberg, in Verlegung Paul Fursten Kunst- und Buchh. S. Wittib und Erben, n. d. [1680?]. pp. [vi]-38o-[xxviii].
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Synesius. Sfic R[ichebourg], J. M. D. ; also Sendivogius, Michaelis : Schriften ; also Flamellus, N. : Chymische Werke ; also Trois traictez de la philosophic.
Tachenius, Otto.
* Clavis to the ancient Hippocratical Physick or Medicine made by
manual experience in the very fountains of nature, whereby through fire and water, in a method unheard of before, the occult mysteries of nature and art are unlocked and clearly explained by a compendious way of operation. London, printed by Tho. James, and are to be sold by Nath. Crouch in Exchange-Alley over against the Royal Exchange in Corn-Hill, 1677. pp. [xiv]-i2o- [xiii], sm. 4to.
* Hyppocrates Chymicus, discovering the ancient foundation of the late
viperine salt, with his clavis thereunto annexed. Translated by J.
I050 . BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHEMISTRY.
Tachenius, Otto, [Cont'd.]
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*Taschenbuch fur Alchemisten, Theosophen und Weisensteinsforscher die es sind und werden wollen. Leipzig, bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher, 1790. pp. [xvi]-342, i6mo.
*Texte (Le) d'alchymie et le songe-verd. a Paris, chez Laurent d'Houry, rue S. Jacques, devant la Fontaine S. Severin au Saint Esprit, 1695. Avec privilege du Roy. Quatre parties, pp. 115, i6mo. Plate.
Theatrum chemicum, prsecipuos selectorum auctorum tractatus de chemise et lapidis philosophici antiquitate, veritate, jure, prsestantia et opera- tionibus continens ; in gratiam verse chemise et medicinse chemicse studiosorum (ut qui uberrimam inde optimorum remediorum mes- sem facere poterunt) congestum et in quatuor partes seu volumina digestum ; Singulis voluminibus suo auctorum et librorum catalogo primis pagellis, rerum vero et verborum indice postremis, annexe. Argentorati, sumptibus Lazari Zetzneri, 1613-22. 5 vols., i2mo. Vol. I, pp [viii]-869 and index ; vol. v, pp. [viiij-ioop and index. Second edition under the title :
* Theatrum chemicum, prsecipuos selectorum auctorum trac- tatus de chemise et lapidis philosophici antiquitate, veri- tate, jure, prsestantia et operationibus, continens ; in gratiam verse chemise et medicinse chemicse studiosorum (ut qui uberrimam inde optimorum remediorum messem facere poterunt) congestum, et in sex partes seu volu- mina digestum ; singulis voluminibus suo auctorum et librorum catalogo primis pagellis, rerum vero et verbo- rum indice postremis, annexo. Argentorati, sumptibus Heredum Eberh. Zetzneri, 1659-61. 6 vols., 8vo. Vol. i, [vi]-794-[xxx] ; 11, 549-[vii] ; m, 859-[xiii] ; iv, [viii]- ioi4-[xxxiii] ; v, [viii]-9i2-[xxix]. J^ol. VI dears the title : Theatri chemici volumen sextum, theologis, medicis et tam vulgaribus quam hermeticse chemise studiosis utilissimum, prsecipuos selectorum auctorum huius seculi tractatus de chemia et lapidis philosophici antiquitate, veritate jure, prsestantia et operationibus continens, ex Germanica et Gallica lingua in Latinam translatum per Johannem
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VOL. I.
[i] Vallensis, Robertus : De veritate et antiquitate artis chemicse. p. 7.
[2] v., R. : De pulveris seu medicinse philosophorum ac auri potabi- lis, mira, naturali, occulta ac divina vi, actione et operatione in tria rerum genera, animale, vegetale et minerale. p. 22,
[3] Arnaldus h Villa Nova : Testamentum. p. 28.
[4] Fanianus, Chrysippus J^oannes : De arte metallicae metamor- phoseos. p. 2,2,.
[5] F., C. y. : De jure artis alchemiae, hoc est : Variorum authorum et prsesertim jurisconsultorum judicia et responsa ad quaes- tionem quotidianam : An alchimia sit ars legitima. p. 49.
[6] Muffetiis, Thomas Anglus : De jure et praestantia chemicorum medicamentorum. p. 70.
[7] M., Th. A. : Quinque epistolae medicinales ad medicos con- scriptoe. p. 89.
[8] Hoghelande, Theobaldus de, Mittelburgensis : De alchimiae diffi- cultatibus ; in quo libro docetur, quid scire quidque vitare debeat verae chemiae studiosus ad perfectionem aspirans.
P 109- [9] Dornceus, Gerardus : Clavis totius philosophiae chemisticae, per quam potissima philosophorum dicta referantur. p. 192.
a. Libri artis chemisticae. p. 195.
b. Philosophia speculativa. p. 228.
c. De artificio supernaturali. p. 277.
[10] Z>., G. : Tractatus de naturae luce physica ex genesi desumpta. p. 326.
a. Physica genesis, p. 331.
b. Physica Trismegisti. p. 362.
c. Physica Trithemii. p. 388.
d. Philosophia meditiva. p. 399.
e. Philosophia chemica. p. 418.
[11] D.. G. : Tractatus de tenebris contra naturam, et vita brevi.
P- 457- [12] Z)., G. : Congeries Paracelsicae chemiae de transmutationibus
metallorum. p. 491. [13] Z>., G. : De genealogia mineralium ex Paracelso. p. 568. [14] Fenotus, Bernardus Georgius : Tractatus varii de vera praepara-
tione et usu medicamentorum chemicorum. p. 592.
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[15] Trevisanus, Bernardus : Liber de alchemia. p. 683.
[16] Zachixrius, Dionysius : Opusculum philosophise naturalis metal-
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VOL. II.
[i] Gasto, Claveus : Apologia argyropoeise et chrysopoeiae. p. 6, [2] j^gydius de Vadis : Dialogus inter naturam et filium philosophise.
p. 85. [3] jE. d. V. : Tabula, diversorum metallorum vocabula, quibus usi
sunt veteres ad artem celandam, explicans. p. 108. [4] Ripleus, Georgius : Duodecim portarum axiomata philosophica.
p. no. [5] Albertus Magnus : Compendium de ortu et metallorum materia
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p. 126. [7] Penotus, Bernardus : Questiones et responsiones philosophicae.
p. 129. [8] P., B. : Regulge seu canones philosophici quinquaginta septem.
P- -^iz-
[9] P., B. : Vera extractio mercurii sive argenti vivi ex auro. p. 137.
[10] P., B. : Chrysorrhoas, sive de arte chemica dialogus, qui prse- clarissimas hujus scientise actiones rationi ac rationalibus principiis consentaneas esse demonstrat, impostorum vero et sycophantarum somnia et nugas detegit. p. 139.
[11] Quercetajius, J^osephus Armeniacus : Brevis responsio ad Jacobi Auberti Vendonis de ortu et causis metallorum contra chemicos explicationem ; ac primum ad ejus epistolam con- vitiatoriam, qua Paracelsicorum, quos vocat, nonnulla reme- dia evertere conatur. p. 150.
[12] Dee, y^oannes, Londinensis : Monas hieroglyphica, mathematice, magice, cabalistice explicata. p. 192.
[13] Ventura, Laurentius : Liber de ratione conficiendi lapidis phi- losophici. p. 215.
[14] Mirandula, J^oannes Franciscus : Opus aureum de auro turn aestimando, tum conficiendo, tum utendo. p. 312.
[15] Baco, Rogerius : Libellus de alchemia, cui titulum fecit, specu- lum alchemiae. p. 377.
[16] Richardus Anglicus : Libellus utilissimus n^fn xiU^^^^^i cui titulum fecit, Correctorium. p. 385.
[17] R. A. : Rosarius minor de rerum metallicarum cognitione. p. 406.