Biographies - Lists
Paracelsus's most important followers and adversaries according to Reimmann (1713)
Followers
- Gerhard Dorn
- Michael Toxites
- Georg Forberger
- Oswald Crollius
- Johannes Homelius Secundus
- Helisaeus Röslin
- Lucas Bathodius
- Johann Hiller
- Melchior Wiel
- Bartholomaeus Scultetus
- Henning Scheunemann
- Alexander von Suchten
- Wolfgang Talhauser
- Johann Huser
- Heinrich Khunrath
Adversaries
Huser's sources of manuscripts
- Johannes Montanus (Johannes Scultetus)
- Johannes Homelius Secundus
- Helisaeus Röslin
- Lucas Bathodius
- Johann Hiller
- Melchior Wiel
- Bartholomaeus Scultetus
- Franz Kretschmer
- Lorenz Dehn
- Hartmann Ammann
Joachim Telle, Johann Huser in seinen Briefen (1992), Personenverzeichnis
- Hartmann Ammann
- Michel (Michael) Bandelow
- Lucas Bathodius (auch: Battodius)
- Stephan (IV.) Báthory
- Johann Theobald Blasius
- Stanislaus Bojanowski
- Marco Bragadino (Mamugnà)
- Brunner
- Oswald Croll
- Lorenz Dehn
- Georg Emerich
- Ernst von Bayern
- Johann Hiller
- Johann Homelius (Secundus)
- M. Johann
- Friedrich von Kanitz (Canitz)
- Hans Kilian
- Georg Klett
- Franz Kretschmeir
- Albert (Albrecht) Laski (a Lasco)
- Paul Lautensack
- Paul Linck
- Johannes Montanus
- Paracelsus
- Philipp Ludwig
- Karl Rauhenberger
- George Ripley
- Ritter
- Helisaeus Röslin
- Bartholomäus Scultetus
- Johannes Montanus
- Alexander Thurneisser
- Leonhard Thurneisser
- Konrad Waldkirch
- Melchior Wiel
- Wilhelm V.
- Theodor Zwinger
Editors of Paracelsus
- Achatius Morbach
- Philippus Hermanni
- Ägidius Karl
- Pieter Volck
- Adam von Bodenstein
- Levinus Stemler
- Christopherus Pithopoeius
- Martinus Everaerts
- Michael Toxites
- Marcus Ambrosius
- Lorenz Span von Spanau
- Pierre Hassard
- Balthasar Flöter
- Samuel Zimmermann
- Jacques Gohory
- Gerhard Dorn
- Adam Schröter
- Johann Albrecht (Wimpinaeus)
- Georg Forberger
- Benedictus Aretius
- Josquin Dalhem
- Leonhard Thurneisser
- Bartholomaeus Scultetus
- Jan Pauwels
- Jean Boiron
- Bernard Gilles Penot
- Johann Jacob Nietheimer
- Jonas Kitzkatz
- Lucas Bathodius
- Samuel Siderocrates
- Johann Huser
- Claude Dariot
- John Hester
- Conrad Khunrath
- Johann Thölde
- Johannes Walch
- Benedictus Figulus
- Michael Horing
- Nicolaus Lippe
- Job Korntawer
- Johannes Rhenanus
- Henricus Neotechnus
- Laurens Gysbertsz
- Johannes Staricius
- Friedrich Möller
- Johann Beyer
- Henric Janssz
- Heinrich Oraeus
- Theophil Neander
- Sebastian Greiff
- Georg Andreas Stein
- Daniel Du Vivier
- Liberius Benedictus
- Joachim Morsius
- C. De Sarcilly
- David Willemssz.
- Hendrick vanden Hove
- Lodovico Locatelli
- John French
- Johann Rudolph Glauber
- Robert Turner
- W. D.
- Henry Pinnel
- Friedrich Bitiskius
- J. H.
- Andreas Kempe
- Johann Hiskia Cardilucius
- Mathias Erbinäus von Brandau
- John Headrich
Alchemists at the court of Wilhelm von Rosenberg
(according to Petr Vágner)
- Antonius Michael
- Leonard Wichperg z Erbachu
- Bavor Rodovský z Hustiřan
- Kristoph z Hirschembergu
- Petr Hlavsa z Liboslavi
- Caspar von Schönberg (Kaspar Schönberger z Schönbergu)
- Hans Härpffell
- Daniel Prandtner
- Claudius Syrrus
- Elisabeth Schenková
- Franz Kretschmaier
- Johann Marcell z Hessenska
- Hans Hutzbaum
- Jeremias Waldner z Greipelsteinu
- Laurenz Seehauser
- Salomena Scheinpflugová
- Václav Vřesovec z Vřesovic
- Carl Wideman
- Hieronymus Karlin
- Kristoph Schoner
- Theophilactus Töpfer
- Lorenz Schmelzer
- Jakob Faber
- Petr Lipenský z Tejna
- Melchior Hornug
- Georg Humler
- Petr Quotbrot
- Jan de Sole z Pašova
- John Dee
- Bartolomeus a Georg Schindterovi
- Georg Diendorffer
- Eduard Kelley
- Regiomontanus
- Pavel Finkenauer
- Johann Gruber
- Ondřej Višata
- Sieber
- Hans Hös
- Jakob Engen
- Hans Frey
- Samuel Hartmann z Öhringenu
- Hans a Georg Stangenovi
- Mathias Millonus
- Thobias Mollerus
- Vincenc Pistalozzi
- Filip Schaler
- Andreas Wolsecher
- Melichar z Lüttichu
- Anton von Grünenbaum
- Georg Hammer
Paracelsists in Poland
«The visit of Paracelsus to Poland had a significant impact on the development of Polish alchemy and medicine. Kraków in particular became a center of Paracelsian thought. Interest in alchemy and the new medical theories extended beyond natural scientists and physicians to include figures such as ↗ Alexander Suchten, the personal physician of King Sigismund II Augustus; ↗ Jan Placotomus from Gdańsk; ↗ Andrzej Grutyński, professor at the Kraków Academy; ↗ Józef Strutius from Poznań; and ↗ Adam Schroeter, a translator of alchemical works from German into Latin. One notable supporter of Paracelsus was the voivode of Sieradz, ↗ Olbracht Łaski, a patron and protector of alchemists. The research of ↗ Michał Sędziwój was funded by Grand Marshal of the Crown ↗ Mikołaj Wolski and the voivode of Sandomierz, ↗ Jerzy Mniszech. Alchemy also enjoyed the support of Kings ↗ Sigismund II Augustus and ↗ Sigismund III Vasa. Thus, in the 16th century, alchemical ideas were not unfamiliar to the Polish aristocracy—especially since, in the hands of the Paracelsists, they had clear and practical applications in medicine.»
Baumann (1918)
[p. 191] Van de bekwame „Paracelsistische" artsen uit de XVIde eeuw mogen hier genoemd worden: ↗ Adam van Bodenstein († 1576), ↗ Michael Schütz, beiden ijverige uitgevers van de geschriften van Paracelsus, de Belg ↗ Gerhard Dorn, ↗ Alexander von Suchten, die vnl. het antimonium bestudeerde, ↗ Samuel Architectus, ↗ Karl Widemann († 1638), ↗ Marcus Ambrosius, ↗ Lukas Bathodius, ↗ Theodor Birckmann († 1586), ↗ Georg Forberger, ↗ Bartholomäus Scultetus, ↗ Joh. Scultetus Montanus († 1604), ↗ Balthasar Flöter, ↗ Adam Schröter, ↗ Cristoph Pithopoeus, ↗ Bartholomäus Carrichter, de beide ↗ Martin Rulands, vader en ↗ zoon, ↗ Andreas Ellinger, ↗ Henning Scheunemann, ↗ Oswald Croll († 1609), ↗ Johann Huser, ↗ Benedikt Figulus, ↗ Joh. Jacob Nietheimer en ↗ Sebastian Greiff. Er zijn ook mannen geweest, die Paracelsus en Hippokrates hebben willen verzoenen, zoo b.v. ↗ Albertus Wimpinaeus, ↗ Heinrich Wolf, ↗ Jacob Curio. Bekwame verdedigers van Hohenheim waren de Deen ↗ Soerensen (Severinus) en ↗ Samuel Eisenmenger (Siderocrates). Maar ook heftige bestrijders vond de nieuwe leer, waaronder waren uitnemende mannen der wetenschap, maar ook tevens lieden, die niet heel kieskeurig waren in de keuze hunner wapenen. Een van de fanatiekste bestrijders was de Heidelberger professor ↗ Thomas Lieber (Erastus). Verder zijn te noemen: ↗ Bernardus Dessenius, ↗ Michael Döring, ↗ Emanuel Stupanus, ↗ Johann Freitag. Van onze eigen landgenooten was ↗ Peter Volck Holst, wondarts te Delft, een ijverig aanhanger van Paracelsus. [p. 192] Vertalers van zijne werken waren ↗ Philip Hermanni, ↗ Marten Everaerts, ↗ Jan Pauwelszoon. Vele Paracelsisten waren er ook in Frankrijk. We vermelden hier ↗ Jacques Gohory, ↗ Pierre Hassard, ↗ Claude Dariot, ↗ Claude Aubéry de Trécourt († 1596), ↗ Roch. le Baillif de la Rivière, ↗ David de Planis Campy, ↗ Paul Rénéaulme, ↗ Pierre Paulmier, ↗ Israel Harvet, ↗ Joseph Duchesne d'Armagnac, ↗ Michael Potier, ↗ Théodore Turquet de Mayerne (zie Pagel-Sudhoff, l.c. p. 240—245). Over de verdere geschiedenis der chemische leer komen we later nog te spreiken.
