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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

...er's understanding for any errors in the text, which stem from limitations in the original copy used for this publication, not from negligence or careles ...orks on vitriol and sulfur being flawed, this version aims to present them in their entirety as originally intended by the author. The goal is to dissemi

...s disciples before His death. Therefore, since the universal power of gold in curing the diseases of the human body is beyond dispute, it remains to exam ...judgment, however great and subtle in other respects, but crude and blind in this part of Philosophy. It is vain and idle to fight with arguments where

<b>A Sea Sponge Containing Defensive Epigrams Against the Accusations in Matthew Gwinne's Book, and the Poems Prefixed to It, by Hermes Malavici.</b ...bs among the shady forests' leaves: here, where the Strymonian Pygmies mix in aerial battles, this place won't be suitable for trifles.

...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

...by Hieronymus Savonarola into German. He appreciates the princes' efforts in promoting God's name and concludes by expressing gratitude for translation ...stus tells the story of revisiting his past writings during a winter spent in Mosbach. Among these, he rediscovered and revised a work on forming syllogi

...eg) manuscript is closely related to the sources used by the early editors in a way that has yet to be determined. The Braunschweig manuscript (owned by ...tions.</b> Edited by Huser, 10 (1590): Appendix, 66–138. Edited by Sudhoff in Paracelsus, <i>Sämtliche Werke</i>, I/14: 437–498.

<b>Printing History, Manuscripts.</b> First published by Ps.-Huser in 1603. Four manuscripts (not attributed to Paracelsus, but to Caspar Hartung <b>Editions.</b> Edited by Ps.-Huser in <i>Opera Bücher vnd Schrifften</i> (1603), 2: 686–691. Not edited by Sud

...at time, but it was not attributed to Paracelsus. It was reprinted in 1579 in the undated edition of Agrippa von Nettesheim’s <i>Opera</i> that appeare ...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

...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.

...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 ...n Peter Lauremberg. Morsius has had this work translated by Lauremberg and published at his own expense, hoping it will be accepted into the city's public libra

...sophen</i>. – First printed as a work of Paracelsus by Arthur Edward Waite in 1894. ...s Philosophes inconnus</i> loosely attributed to Sendivogius and published in pseudo-Michael Sendivogius, <i>Traitez du Cosmopolite Nouvellement découve

...ames about perpetual motion, a piece given to him by János Bánfihunyadi in London, dedicating it to van Vlierden. He expresses a deep bond with van Vlierden, ...rand Rietwyck}} Alc- {{Pagemark|sig|B5v}} mariâ ad me directum, his diebus in communem usum cultorum sincerioris chemi&aelig; produxi. Audaci&aelig; huiu

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...an edition by Hartmut Rudolph in 1983 (unpublished draft). First published in 2014 by Nikolaus Czifra. One single manuscript. ...i> and <i>narratio</i>, but is missing <i>datum</i> and <i>subscriptio</i> in the manuscript.