Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Suchten.1570-01

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Bibliographia Paracelsistarum

• Alexander von Suchten

• Michael Toxites

BP.Suchten.1570-01

Alexander von Suchten: De Secretis Antimonij liber vnus. Das ist/ Von der grossen heymligkeit/ des Antimonij, ed. by Michael Toxites. Straßburg: Christian Müller's heirs, 1570.

VD16 S 10081. —

4°. Signatures: A–J₈ = 72 fols. (144 pages) (autopsy).

[i], [1 blank], 142 pages (autopsy).

Main Language: German. —

Byline (author): Durch den Edlen/ vnd hochgelehrten Herrn Allexander von Sichten/ der waren Philosophi, vnd Artzney Doctorn

Author: Alexander von Suchten

Editor: Michael Toxites

Printer: Christian Müller's heirs

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Editions:

Other edition: BP.Suchten.1570-02.

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Google Books: Munich, State Library (sZzXiJUXfucC)
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Munich, State Library

sig. A1^r

Title page

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sig. A1^v

Blank page

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sig. A2^r–B5^v ‖ p. 1–24

Dedicatory Preface by Michael Toxites, addressed to Johann Ulrich von Raitenau; German

Straßburg, 18 February 1570

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sig. B6^r–G4^v ‖ p. 25–102

‘De secretis antimonii’, by Alexander von Suchten; German

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sig. B6^r–B8^r ‖ p. 25–29 [5 pages]

Preface by Alexander von Suchten, addressed to the Reader; German

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sig. G5^r–H5^v ‖ p. 103–120 [18 pages]

Poem, 24 verses by Michael Toxites, addressed to Reader; Latin

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sig. G5^v ‖ p. 104

‘De vera medicina’, Poem by Alexander von Suchten; Latin

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sig. G5^v–G7^r ‖ p. 104–107 [4 pages]

‘Elegia prima’, Poem by Alexander von Suchten, addressed to Carolus Salisburgensis [Karl Rauhenberger]; Latin

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sig. G7^v–G8^v ‖ p. 108–110 [3 pages]

‘Elegia altera’, Poem by Alexander von Suchten, addressed to Chrysogonus Sophysta; Latin

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sig. H1^r–H2^r ‖ p. 111–113 [3 pages]

‘Elegia tertia’, Poem by Alexander von Suchten, addressed to Michael Toxites; Latin

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sig. H2^r–H3^v ‖ p. 113–116 [4 pages]

‘Elegia quarta’, Poem by Alexander von Suchten, addressed to Apollo in catarrho pestilentiali; Latin

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sig. H4^r–H5^v ‖ p. 117–120 [4 pages]

‘Ad Christum opt. max. pro verae scientiae cognitione oratio’, Poem by Michael Toxites; Latin

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sig. H6^r–J8^v ‖ p. 121–142 [22 pages]

Postface by Michael Toxites, addressed to the Reader; German

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sig. J8^v

Errata

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