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|Subtitle=Alchemy, Angels, and Empire in The Tempest ...ractices: The Relationship Between Religion, Natural Philosophy, and Magic in 16th Century Denmark

...y the late E.P.I.H. [probably: Ericus Pfeffer]. A first list was published in 1680 by Franz Rottmann, see [[Rottmann 1680|here]]. ...ehr darvor/ und weil mir dann Weißheit gebricht/ und nicht weiß ob ich sie in gemein {{MarkupAntiqua|publiciren}} soll/ so wäre mein Versuch/ obs Gott f

...Schöpfung</i>, a collection of mostly (pseudo-)Weigelian texts printed in Amsterdam, has a few notes of the editor that refer to an alchemical context as well. ...gram is preserved only in the 1701 edition and (scattered over four pages) in the Heidelberg manuscript. The earlier printed versions, including Huser’

| Recipient=Consuls and Senators of Amsterdam | Place=Amsterdam

...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

...omparing him to the sun, the world's eye, for his unparalleled benevolence in any era. Morsius recounts a memorable day when he was allowed to engage wit | Recipient=Consuls and Senators of Amsterdam

...t printed. One manuscript. Translated from the Dutch version first printed in 1551, not attributed to Paracelsus. ...>Beschreibung der deutschen Alchimia</i> (Kassel, 8° Ms. chem. 15, written in 1613 by Raphael Eglin) was probably translated from the Dutch.