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<b>Printing History, Manuscripts.</b> Not printed. Two manuscripts.

<b>Editions.</b> Not edited by Huser or Sudhoff.

<b>Relationship between different versions.</b>

<b>Structure, genre/form, perspective, style.</b>

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<b>Authenticity, authorship.</b>

<b>Time of writing.</b> Karl Widemann received the text in 1588 from Gabriel Örtl (Leiden manuscript). According to Peuckert written in 1576 (no sources given).

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<b>Manuscripts:</b>
* Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek: Voss. Chym. Q.17, f. 65v–66v
* Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek: Cod. 11259, f. 209r–214r

<b>First printed:</b> not printed

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<b>Essential bibliography:</b> Sudhoff, <i>Paracelsus-Handschriften</i>, 797 n° IV/5.

<b>Further bibliographical references:</b>

Peuckert, <i>Pansophie</i> (1956), 321, 472.

Julius Ruska, “Pseudepigraphe Rasis-Schriften,” <i>Osiris</i>, 7 (1939), 31–94, on 66.

Gerhard Eis, “Eine medizinisch-alchemistische Sammelhandschrift des Augsburger Paracelsisten Gabriel Örtel,” <i>Archiv für Kulturgeschichte</i>, 40 (1958), 251–262, on 251; reprinted in Gerhard Eis, <i>Vor und nach Paracelsus. Untersuchungen über Hohenheims Traditionsverbundenheit und Nachrichten über seine Anhänger</i> (Stuttgart, 1965), 113–127, on 114.

Boeren, <i>Codices Vossiani Chymici</i> (1975), 143.

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