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! style="width: 25%"| Printed | Printed=Früherer Druck 1575 No. 163

...in 1604, and Benedictus Figulus in 1608. – German version B first printed in 1606, edited by Franz Kieser. – Four Latin manuscripts (not ascribed to P <b>Relationship between different versions.</b> First written in Latin, then translated into German. The Stuttgart <i>Catalogus</i> lists tw

...Aurum potabile</i> (“The true aurum potabile”), was first printed in 1604 in a continuation of the <i>Aureum Vellus</i> with the title <i>Tractatus de v <b>Relationship between different versions.</b> In some copies the first part is addressed to a prince (Werl manuscript and Fi

...at least four different translations. Version C, which was also partially printed by Gottfried Arnold (see below), is attributed to Paracelsus. ...n C, which is probably the oldest according to Gilly, has the 49 aphorisms in a different order, enriched with many citations from Agrippa von Nettesheim

...{Heading|level=2|align=left|after=1|text=Austria: [[Paracelsus Manuscripts in Austria|Descriptions]]}}</div> * Hall in Tirol, Franziskanerkloster, Cod. I.321

First printed in 1720 by J.J. Chymiphilus under the title “Kurtze warhaffte und gantz deutlich- Edited by Joachim Telle in 1982.

<b>Printing History, Manuscripts.</b> First printed in 1598 in <i>Aurei Velleris Oder Der Guldin Schatz vnd Kunstkammer Tractatus II</i>. <b>Editions.</b> Not edited by Huser or Sudhoff. Edited by Kühlmann-Telle in CP 3: 279–299 n° 107.

<b>Printing History, Manuscripts.</b> First printed in 1608, edited by Benedictus Figulus. Three manuscripts. The Kassel copy was ...xtra paragraphs as well. The section on “Borras Theophrasti” is incomplete in Hamburg alchim. 661 and missing both Hamburg alchim. 664 and Kassel 4° che

= Printed = * [[Uffenbach 1720|Johann Heinrich Majus, ''Bibliotheca Uffenbachiana'', 1720]]

...printed in 1717, reprinted at least in 1720, 1726, 1729, 1732, 1737, 1756, in some cases with newly appended secrets. ...rimenta</i> are dated 1615, but were probably published for the first time in 1725.