View source for Dedication, no date (1603), Zacharias Palthenius to Christoph von Schleinitz

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| Author=Zacharias Palthenius 
| Recipient=Christoph von Schleinitz
| Type=Dedication
| Date=no date (1603)
| Place=Frankfurt am Main
| Pages=1
| Language=lat
| Editor=Julian Paulus
| Source=Paracelsus, Operum medico-chimicorum sive paradoxorum tomus genuinus quartus, Frankfurt am Main: Zacharias Palthenius 1603, p. [III]
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| ID=SudhoffBP262,#3
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{{MarkupUppercaseItalics|Armorum pariter et literarum gloria|u=v}} {{MarkupUppercase|Illustri et Generoso Viro,}} {{MarkupUppercaseItalics|Domino}} {{MarkupUppercase|Christophoro Schleinizio Baroni,}} Sac[rae] Caesar[eae] Maiestatis Consiliario primario, {{MarkupItalics|Cuius fidelis hic recolitur memoria,}} Quartum {{Apparatus|Corr|Quartum|Tertium}} hunc Tomum Operum Theophrastaeorum {{MarkupItalics|Per suas Musas conuersorum,}} Literarii sui otii plus quam negotiosi symbolum {{MarkupItalics|Deuotae obseruantiae, fideo perpetuae monimentum D. D.}} 

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To the illustrious and noble man, Lord Christoph Schlein, Baron, primary counselor to the Holy Roman Emperor, whose faithful memory is commemorated here. This fourth volume of the works of Theophrastus, converted through his own muses, is a symbol of his literary leisure more than a busy endeavor, a testament of devoted respect and a faithful memorial by 

Zacharias Palthenius, Doctor.