Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Libavius.1602-01

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• Andreas Libavius

BP.Libavius.1602-01

Andreas Libavius: Poemata epica, lyrica, & elegiaca. Frankfurt am Main: Johannes Saur for Peter Kopf, 1602.

VD17 14:643012T. — USTC: 2013457. —

8°. Signatures: A–M₈ N₂ = 98 fols. (196 pages) (autopsy).

195, [1 blank] pages (autopsy).

Main Language: Latin. —

Full title (autopsy):

D. O. M. A. ‖ Andreæ Li- ‖ bavii Poetæ Cæsarei ‖ poemata epica, lyrica, ‖ & Elegiaca; ‖ cvm epigrammati- ‖ bus nonnullis alicubi ‖ insertis. ‖ Plato ‖ Poëtæ magnam vim habent ad laudandum & ‖ vituperandum. ‖ [Printer’s mark] ‖ Francofvrti ‖ Excudebat Ioannes Saurius, impensis ‖ Petri Kopffii. ‖ [Line] ‖ M. DC. II.

Author: Andreas Libavius

Printer: Johannes Saur

Publisher: Peter Kopf

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Google Books: Regensburg, State Library (YqlXAAAAcAAJ)

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Dresden, State and University Library

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Dedication by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johann Joachim von Seckendorf; Ernst von Seckendorf; Latin

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Poem, 8 verses by Johannes Rosefeld, addressed to Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Poem, 2 verses by Johannes Hartmann, addressed to Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Poem, 6 verses by Huldreich Buchner, addressed to Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Poemata epica

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‘Iaurinum dolo a sinane bassa captum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Adolf von Schwarzburg; Latin

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sig. B3^r–B3^v ‖ p. 21–22 [2 pages]

II. ‘De victa alba Regalis opera ducis de Mercurio’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Adolf von Schwarzburg; Latin

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sig. B3^v–C2^v ‖ p. 22–36

III. ‘Paraphrasis Resurrectionis humanae et iudicii ultimi’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johannes Dinckel; Latin

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sig. C2^v–C5^v ‖ p. 36–42

IV. ‘Querela infernalis in Herode infanticida repraesentata’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. C6^r–C7^v ‖ p. 43–46

V. ‘Epigamicus lusus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Michael Wirth; Latin

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sig. C8^r–D3^r ‖ p. 47–53

VI. ‘Dionysia damnata’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. D3^r–D6^r ‖ p. 53–59

VII. ‘Ad festum Pentecostes’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. D6^r–D7^v ‖ p. 59–64

VIII. ‘Gratulatio Do. Tobiae Knoblochio Doctori creato’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Tobias Knobloch; Latin

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sig. D7^v–E1^v ‖ p. 64–66

IX. ‘Epos Geniale’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Rumbaum; Latin

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sig. E2^r–E2^v ‖ p. 67–68

X. ‘Ad mentem Psalmi I. paraphrasis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. E2^v–E5^r ‖ p. 68–73

XI. ‘Ad Psal. XXXI.’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Mylius; Latin

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sig. E5^r–E6^v ‖ p. 73–76

XII. ‘Hesiodus I.’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. E7^r–E8^r ‖ p. 77–79

XIII. ‘Per se pulchra, afficiunt magis, fiuntque puchriora notitia’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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XIV. ‘Apologesis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. F1^r–F1^v ‖ p. 81–82

XV. ‘Solemnitas Academica creatis Theologis, Iurium consultis & medicis, Doctoribus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. F1^v–F2^r ‖ p. 82–83

XVI. ‘Plus est ingenio seruare homines, quam armis regna vincere’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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XVII. ‘Christo Salvatori bene merito’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Poemata lyrica

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sig. F3^r–F6^r ‖ p. 85–91

Ode I. ‘Iena reflorescens anno 1590’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Mylius; Nicolaus Reusner; Latin

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sig. F6^v–F7^r ‖ p. 92–93

Ode II. ‘Ad fauendum carminibus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Michael Wirth; Johannes Dinckel; Paul Abt; Latin

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sig. F7^r–F8^v ‖ p. 93–96

Ode III. ‘Cum summo in Theologia honore ornaretur’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Samuel Fischer; Latin

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sig. F8^v–G1^v ‖ p. 96–98

Ode IV. ‘Quod discere non sit meminisse’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johannes Dinckel; Latin

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sig. G2^r–G4^v ‖ p. 99–104

Ode V. ‘Ad amicum pro anno nouo’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. G4^v–G5^v ‖ p. 104–106

Ode VI. ‘De virtute precum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Schnepff; Latin

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sig. G5^v–G6^r ‖ p. 106–107 [2 pages]

Ode VII. ‘Cineres paracelsici restituti’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Christoph Marckard; Latin

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Ode VIII. ‘Expiatio delictorum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Michael Reichshoffer; Latin

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Ode IX. ‘Animae sedes’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johannes Ofner; Latin

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sig. G7^r–H2^r ‖ p. 110–115

Ode X. ‘M. Georgio Lymnaeo Professori Ienensi Amico’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Limnaeus; Latin

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sig. H2^r–H2^v ‖ p. 115–116

Ode XI. ‘Vulcani morionum Paracelsi in coelo’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XII. ‘Lis de Cuculi cantu’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. H2^v–H3^r ‖ p. 116–117

Ode XIII. ‘Hydrargyrus redivivus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. H3^r–H3^v ‖ p. 117–118

Ode XIV. ‘Ex argumento amici legendi ad perferenda vitae mala’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. H4^r–H5^r ‖ p. 119–121

Ode XV. ‘Vigent liges inter arma’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XVI. ‘Unguentum pro Chirothecis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XVII. ‘Panacearii Paracelsitae’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XVIII. ‘Pro Priscis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XIX. ‘Chymica scientia iungenda Physicorum & Medicorum arti’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. H7^r–H7^v ‖ p. 125–126

Ode XX. ‘Quod artium praecepta non sint fortuita, sed perpetua’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. H7^v–H8^r ‖ p. 126–127

Ode XXI. ‘Ad Georgium Mylium Theologum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Mylius; Latin

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sig. H8^r–H8^v ‖ p. 127–128

Ode XXII. ‘De Paracelsicis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Mylius; Latin

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sig. H8^v–I1^v ‖ p. 128–130

Ode XXIII. ‘Ioanni Thurnmuncero Med. candidato sponso’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johann Thurnmüntzer; Latin

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sig. I1^v–I2^r ‖ p. 130–131

Ode XXIV. ‘M. Ioanni Hartmanno, poetae novo’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johann Hartmann; Latin

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Ode XXV. ‘Nobilissimi D. Iacobi Bongarsii, Legati Regis Christianissimi Prandium’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Jacques Bongars; Latin

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Ode XXVI. ‘Nobili Batavorum Aesculapio D. Bernhardo Paludano, amico candido’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Bernard Paludanus; Latin

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Ode XXVII. ‘Pacem optandam esse’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXVIII. ‘Durandum in adversis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. I3^v–I4^r ‖ p. 134–135

Ode XXIX. ‘Iuventuti’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. I4^r–I5^r ‖ p. 135–137

Ode XXX. ‘Ad Psalmi sexti mentem’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXI. ‘Scholae labor honestus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXII. ‘Anus medicae’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXIII. ‘Momus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXIV. ‘Vaticinia Astrologica’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXV. ‘Harpyiae recutitae’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Ode XXXVI. ‘Calumnia’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Poemata elegiaca

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Elegia I. ‘Pro felici bellorum eventu’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor; Latin

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Elegia II. ‘Hominis Miseria. Ad Illustrissimum Fridericum Wilhelmum, Duc. Saxon. [...] tunc coniugis illustr. obitum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Friedrich Wilhelm I, Duke of Saxe-Weimar; Sophie of Württemberg, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar; Latin

Reprinted from: BP.Libavius.1590-02

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sig. K3^r–K3^v ‖ p. 149–150

Elegia III. ‘Contra motus turcicos’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Marcus Hordeimontanus; Latin

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sig. K4^r–K4^v ‖ p. 151–152

Elegia IV. ‘Propempticum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Heinrich von Dietrichstein; Latin

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sig. K4^v–K5^v ‖ p. 152–154

Elegia V. ‘Doctori novo’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Aurelius Pugnimontius; Latin

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sig. K5^v–K8^v ‖ p. 154–160

Elegia VI. ‘Apohoretum ad annum 1594. pro felicitate contra Turcos. Ad Nobiles’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. K8^v–L1^v ‖ p. 160–162

Elegia VII. ‘Propompia Christophoro Grunero Theologo, ab exilio in Borussiam vocato’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Christoph Gruner; Latin

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sig. L1^v–L3^r ‖ p. 162–165

Elegia VIII. ‘Diversa studia, & coniugium’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. L3^r–L4^r ‖ p. 165–167

Elegia IX. ‘Ad amicum lauro honoratum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. L4^r–L6^r ‖ p. 167–171

Elegia X. ‘Parentalia Andreae Fribotho socero, consuli Ilmenoitano’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Andreas Freiboth; Latin

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Elegia XI. ‘Gamelion’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. L8^v–M3^r ‖ p. 176–181

Elegia XII. ‘Eulogium rectae rationis ad dialecticam Aristotelis à Rameo selectam’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

Reprinted from: BP.Libavius.1595-02

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sig. M3^r–M4^v ‖ p. 181–184

Elegia XIII. ‘Ad amicum epistola’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XIV. ‘Rhodopedio poetae novo Marito’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XV. ‘Invidiae sacrum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. M4^v–M5^v ‖ p. 184–186

Elegia XVI. ‘In Bucephalum primum Ioan. Hartmanni Beyeri philos. & medici celeberrimi’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johann Hartmann Beyer; Latin

Reprinted from: VD16 C 858

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sig. M6^r–M6^v ‖ p. 187–188

Elegia XVII. ‘In Bucephalum secundum Ioan. Hartmanni Beyeri medici celeberrimi’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johann Hartmann Beyer; Latin

Reprinted from: VD17 12:166949Y

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sig. M6^v ‖ p. 188

Elegia XVIII. ‘In Iconem Bucephali & opus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. M6^v–M7^r ‖ p. 188–189

Elegia XIX. ‘De fonte Rotemburgico è valle in altum ducto’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. M7^r–M7^v ‖ p. 189–190

Elegia XX. ‘Epitymbium Nobili Ioanni Balthasaro Geimanno, &c. Ienae defuncto. 1590’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Balthasar Geimann; Latin

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sig. M7^v–M8^v ‖ p. 190–192

Elegia XXI. ‘Gamelion D. Adolpho Rammingero, & Barbarae Schnepfiae’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Adolf Ramminger; Barbara Schnepf; Latin

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Elegia XXII. ‘Diabolorum numerator Paracelsus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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sig. M8^v–N1^r ‖ p. 192–193

Elegia XXIII. ‘Excrementa stellarum eiusdem’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXIV. ‘Murus aheneus’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXV. ‘Libri Salominii’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXVI. ‘Hydrargyranche’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXVII. ‘Medium bonum’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXVIII. ‘Criminator Aristotelis’, Poem by Andreas Libavius; Latin

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Elegia XXIX. ‘Magisterio Ioannis Hartmanni’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Johannes Hartmann; Latin

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Elegia XXX. ‘Signum Georgii Halbmeisteri Scholae Tuberanae Rot. collegae’, Poem by Andreas Libavius, addressed to Georg Halbmeister; Latin

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