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  • 15:38, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1611-01.!2r (hist | edit) ‎[1,218 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.Fedro.1611-01.!2r | Author=Johann Georg Schenck | Recipient=Reader | Type=Preface | Date=0 | Place=0 | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Georg Fedro | SourceTitle=Opuscula Iatro-Chemica quatuor | SourceEditor=Johann Andreas Schenck | SourcePlace=Frankfurt am Main: Johann Wolff for Anton Humm | SourceDate=1611 | SourceBP=BP.Fedro.1611-01 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=*2r–*3v | Text=2024-02-11 |...")
  • 15:36, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1611-01.!2r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[2,226 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "To the candid reader, greetings. Among the remaining relics of my father's library, and the not-so-common manuscripts, I recently stumbled upon the autograph writings of Phaedron, the famous physician, in the field of Iatrochemistry. These writings, once consigned to darkness as if they were a useless weight upon the earth, had been hidden for a long time. I thought about how an art, no matter how useful and excellent, is incomplete and deficient unless it is put into p...")
  • 15:36, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1611-01.!2r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[2,166 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|sig|*2r}} {{MarkupUppercase|Lectori candido s[alutem].}} <i>{{MarkupInitial|Inter}} reliquas Paternæ Bibliothecæ reliquias, librosque Manuscriptos non vulgare, cum nuper in Iatrochemica {{MarkupUppercase|Phædronis,}} Medici Celebris, scripta autographa incidissem, quæ multo ab hinc tempore tenebris dicata ta#nquam inutile terræ pondus latitabant, cogitaui artem qua#ntumcunque vtilem & eximiam, nisi reducatur in praxin & actum...")
  • 15:21, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1565-01.!5r (hist | edit) ‎[808 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.Fedro.1565-01.!5r | Author=Georg Fedro | Recipient= | Type=Poem | Date= | Place= | Pages= | Language=gre | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Johann Sichard | SourceTitle=Praelectionum in libros Codicis Sacratissimi Principis Iustiniani, quantum earundem extat, tomus primus | SourceEditor=Johann Michael Fickler | SourcePlace=Basel: Johannes Oporinus | SourceDate=1565 | SourceBP=BP.Fedro.1565-01 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=&al...")
  • 15:20, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1565-01.!5r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[184 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Epitaph written for Johannes Sichardus by Georg Fedro <poem> The earth shall hold the body of the deceased Sichardus, But his mind [is] an inexhaustible joy of heavenly life. </poem>")
  • 15:20, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Fedro.1565-01.!5r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[279 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|sig|α5r}} {{MarkupUppercase|Epitaphium Sichardi per Georgium|u=v}} Vetherum Rhodogensem. <poem> σῶμα θανόντος ἔξει τὸ γεωβόλον αὐτὸ σιχάρδου οὐρανίου δ' ἄπλετον χάρμα βίοιο νόος. </poem>")
  • 15:14, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5v (hist | edit) ‎[1,077 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5r | Author=Michael Maier | Recipient=Joachim Morsius | Type=Poem | TitleShort=Morienus Romanus | Date=1620-10-13 | Place=Magdeburg | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Cornelis Drebbel | SourceTitle=De quinta essentia Tractatus | SourceEditor=Joachim Morsius | SourcePlace=No place, no printer | SourceDate=1621 | SourceBP=BP.Drebbel.1621-01 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=C5v–C6r | Text=...")
  • 15:13, 23 February 2024 ‎Authors/Michael Maier (hist | edit) ‎[171 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "__TOC__ = Personal Bibliography = = Dedications, Prefaces, Postfaces = = Notices, Editorial Remarks etc. = = Poems = {{:Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5v|GetLink}} = Other Texts =")
  • 15:12, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,073 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Morienus the Roman. The Lord prefers from his servants, whom he wishes, and chooses, that they seek this divine knowledge, hidden from man, and retain it once found. For this knowledge is what draws its master away from the misery of this world and leads him to the knowledge of future goods. In you are the signs of my love, Morsius, as you seek. Behold, I leave you not treasures of gold, but three paradoxes to be sought by the wise, known to me as true, through the man...")
  • 15:11, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,246 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|sig|C5v}} Morienus Romanus. {{MarkupInitial|Præponit}} Dominus ex suis servis, quos vult, & eligit, ut hanc scientiam divinam, homini celatam quærant, & quæsitam secum retineant. Hæc enim scientia est, quæ dominum suum abstrahit ab huius mundi miseria & ad scientiam bonorum futurorum reducit. <poem> <i>In te signa mei, {{MarkupUppercase|Morsi,}} dum poscis amoris. En tibi non auri gazas, at terna relinquo Inquirenda sophis parad...")
  • 15:09, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5r (hist | edit) ‎[1,309 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5r | Author= | Anon=1 | Recipient=Marcjan Gorayski | Type=Paratext | TitleShort=Symbolum Martiani Gorascii | Date= | Place= | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Cornelis Drebbel | SourceTitle=De quinta essentia Tractatus | SourceEditor=Joachim Morsius | SourcePlace=No place, no printer | SourceDate=1621 | SourceBP=BP.Drebbel.1621-01 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=C5r–C5v | Text=2024-02-...")
  • 15:07, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,029 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The emblem of the Most Noble Polish Baron, Martian Gorascius. For me, the grace of the glorious God alone is sufficient forever. All proclaim the One. With God, the All-Maker as leader, Nature as companion, and experience as the path, the father provides easy access to the fortress of truth and wonder. Having obtained the shadow of the sun, mix it with fire and water in such a proportion that the action of the fire is felt, and the operation of the water is seen, through...")
  • 15:06, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Drebbel.1621-01.C5r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,098 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|sig|C5r}} Symbolum <i>Generosissimi Baronis Poloni,</i> {{MarkupUppercase|Martiani Gorascii.}} {{MarkupCenter|<i>Mihi Gratia Dei Gloriosi, sola sufficit in æternum.</i>}} {{MarkupCenter|{{MarkupSmallcapsItalics|Vnum Omnia Clamant.</br>Deo Omni Faciente Duce,}}}} {{MarkupCenter|Comite Natura, via experientia, pater facilis aditus ad arcem veritatis & mirabilitatis.}} <i>{{MarkupInitial|Habita}} umbra solis, misce illam, cum igne & aqua, tali adhibita...")
  • 12:32, 23 February 2024 ‎Authors/Melchior Breler (hist | edit) ‎[245 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "__TOC__ = Personal Bibliography = = Dedications, Prefaces, Postfaces = {{:Text.Breler.1611-01.!1v|GetLink}} = Notices, Editorial Remarks etc. = = Poems = = Other Texts =")
  • 12:30, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Breler.1611-01.!1v (hist | edit) ‎[1,672 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.Breler.1611-01.!1v | Author=Melchior Breler | Recipient=Georg Remus | Type=Preface | Date=0 | DatePresumed=1611 | Place= | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Melchior Breler | SourceTitle=Bubo Gallicus Franciscus Ravaillart, Athenis Noricorum ad matricem Noricam emissus | SourceEditor= | SourcePlace=Altdorf: Conrad Agricola | SourceDate=1611 | SourceBP=BP.Breler.1611-01 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=[uns...")
  • 12:29, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Breler.1611-01.!1v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[2,565 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|sig|[unsigned]1r}} <i>Nobilißimo Clarißimo Consultißimo{{EditAbbr|´que}} Viro D[omino] {{MarkupSmallcaps|{{Link|Name|Georgio Remo|Georg Remus}},}} Patricio Augustano I[uris] V[triusque] Doctori ac Reipub[licae] Noricæ à Consiliis inscriptus,</i> {{MarkupSmallcaps|a}} {{MarkupUppercase|Melchiore Brelero Fuldensi, Philos[ophiae] Magi|u=v}}stro & Poëta Coronato Polyglottophilo. {{Pagemark|sig|[unsigned]1v}} {{MarkupUppercase|Vir nobilis ac vere m...")
  • 12:26, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.Breler.1611-01.!1v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[2,130 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "To the most noble, illustrious, and wise man, Lord Georg Remus, Patrician of Augsburg, Doctor of Both Laws and Counselor to the Republic of Nuremberg, from Melchior Breler of Fulda, Master of Philosophy and Crowned Poet, lover of many languages. Noble and truly great man, The voice is that of an oracle, not a poet; I add, not a saying of the stage, but a response from the Delphic shrine. He who guards against being deceived scarcely guards at all, for even in his cauti...")
  • 12:20, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.G1r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,408 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "To the noble man and supreme philosopher, Johann Baron von Kittlitz. As I contemplated publishing this writing to the public, I long and greatly doubted under whose patronage I should place it, so as to win some favor and authority for it. For many consider all writings in this genre to be trifles and chimeras unless they are fortified by the testimony of some good and serious man. But you alone came to mind as one who embodies all these qualities, whose gravity, learni...")
  • 12:19, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.G1r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,447 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|81 [97]}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|Generoso viro summoque philosopho Ioanni Baroni}} {{MarkupSmallcaps|a Kitlitz}}. <i>{{MarkupInitial|Cum|Lang=lat|AllCaps=1}} in animum inducerem hoc scriptum in vulgus edere, diu multúmque dubitaui, cuius patrocinio mihi vtendum foret, vt illi gratiam & authoritatem aliquam conciliarem. Multi enim omnia quæ in hoc genere scribuntur, nugas & Chimeras putant, nisi boni & grauis alicuius viri testimonio muniantur. Tu verò...")
  • 12:18, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.G1r (hist | edit) ‎[1,213 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.BP190.G1r | Author=Bernard Gilles Penot | Recipient=Johann von Kittlitz | Type=Dedication | Date=1582-02-01 | DatePresumed= | Place=Tournay Castle | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Paracelsus | SourceTitle=Centum quindecim curationes experimentaque | SourceEditor=Bernard Gilles Penot | SourcePlace=Lyon: Jean Lertout | SourceDate=1582 | SourceBP=BP190 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=G1r–G1v | SourcePag...")
  • 12:10, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.F5r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[6,044 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Bernard G. Penotus from London at the Port of Saint Mary, Aquitaine, to the most learned man Johann Aquila [Johann Arndt] of Saxony, the hammer of the heathens, sends many greetings. Not only in our times, dear Johann, but also in ancient times among the learned, the proverb held its place that ignorance is the mother of wonder. Who would not wonder at this time that men utterly ignorant of all good disciplines are preferred over the most learned men, experts in both La...")
  • 12:10, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.F5r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[6,669 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|73 [89]}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|Bernardus G. Penotus Londrada a}} portu sanctæ Mariæ Aquitanus, doctissimo viro {{Link|Name|Iohanni Aquillæ|Johann Arndt}} Saxoni, Ethnicorum malleo. S[alutem] P[lurimam] D[icit]. <i>{{MarkupInitial|Non|Allcaps=1}} solùm hoc nostros seculo (amice Iohannes) verùm etiam priscis temporibus inter doctos prouerbium hoc locu{{EditAbbr|m}} habuit, Admirationis matrem ignorantiam esse. Quis hoc tempore non miraretu...")
  • 12:07, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.F5r (hist | edit) ‎[2,683 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.BP190.E5v | Author=Bernard Gilles Penot | Recipient=Reader | Type=Notice | Date=0 | DatePresumed=1582 | Place= | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Paracelsus | SourceTitle=Centum quindecim curationes experimentaque | SourceEditor=Bernard Gilles Penot | SourcePlace=Lyon: Jean Lertout | SourceDate=1582 | SourceBP=BP190 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig= | Text=2024-02-18 | Translation=2024-02-22 | Translation...")
  • 12:01, 23 February 2024 ‎Authors/Johannes Pontanus (hist | edit) ‎[161 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "__TOC__ = Personal Bibliography = = Dedications, Prefaces, Postfaces = = Notices, Editorial Remarks etc. = = Poems = = Other Texts = {{:Text.BP190.E2v|GetLink}}")
  • 11:57, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E5v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,315 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "B. G. Penotus Londrada at the Port of Saint Mary, Aquitaine, greetings. These four particulars, dear reader, it has pleased me to reveal and share with you, which if at first glance do not correspond to your work and practice, remember to attribute it to your ignorance and error, for a slight mistake destroys the entire work, which comes from reading the books of philosophers and needs to be corrected. For the sayings of philosophers must be scrutinized, examined, and c...") originally created as "Text.BP190.E5v2/Translation"
  • 11:56, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E5v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,419 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|74}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|B. G. Penotus Londrada a Portu Sanctæ Mariae, Aquitanus, Salutem.}} {{MarkupInitial|Hæc}} quatuor particularia (candide lector) tibi patefacere & co{{EditAbbr|m}}municare placuit, quæ si prima fro{{EditAbbr|n}}te operi & practic{{EditAbbr|æ}} tuæ non respondebunt, tuæ ignorantiæ & errori memento esse imputandum, leuis enim error totum opus destruit, qui ex lectione librorum philosophicorum tibi...") originally created as "Text.BP190.E5v2/Text"
  • 11:55, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E5r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,083 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<b>The fires of the philosophers are four.</b> The first is Water that dissolves and calcinates: and it is called the fire contrary to the nature of mercury. The second, White and Red Sulphur: and it is called the unnatural fire. The third, the Fire of the Lamp, and it is called the unnatural fire. The fourth, the Fire of Coals, and it is called the elemental fire. <b>A small treatise on mercurial waters.</b> The true mercurial water is perfected by three materials...")
  • 11:54, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E5r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,162 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|73}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|<i>Philosophorum ignes sunt quatuor.</i>}} {{MarkupInitial|Primus}}, Aqua dissoluens & calcinans: & dicitur ignis contra naturam mercurij. Secundus, Sulphur Album, & Rubeum: & dicitur ignis non naturalis. Tertius, Ignis Lampadis, & dicitur ignis non naturalis. Quartus, Ignis Carbonum, & dicitur ignis elementaris. {{MarkupUppercaseV|<i>De aquis mercurialibus tractatulus.</i>}} {{MarkupInitial|Vera}} aqua mercurialis tribus mate...")
  • 11:53, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.B4v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,001 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "B. G. Londrada to the reader from the Port of Aquitaine, greetings. This treatise of Paracelsian experiments, dear reader, came to me as a gift from a certain most illustrious Prince of Germany. Since it is quite clear that this belongs to Paracelsus, I thought it should not be kept to myself alone, but published for the public, since there is no use in a hidden treasure. Accept this, whatever it is, kind reader. And soon expect more and greater things (God willing). Bu...")
  • 11:52, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.B4v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,155 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|24}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|B. G. Londrada a Portu Aquitanus, humano lectori s[alutem].}} <i>{{MarkupInitial|Tractatus|Lang=lat|Smallcaps=1}} hic experimentoru{{EditAbbr|m}} Paracelsicoru{{EditAbbr|m}} (amice lector) ex dono cuiusda{{EditAbbr|m}} Illustrißimi Principis Germaniæ ad me peruenit. Hanc quoniam {{Link|Name|Paracelsi|Paracelsus}} esse satis luculenter constat, duxi mihi soli non reseruandum, sed in publicum edendum, quoniam absconditi thesau...")
  • 11:51, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.C8v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[1,803 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "To the devotees of the Hermetic muses, greetings. All the books of the Philosophers, dear reader, whoever speaks of that abstruse Hermetic medicine, are nothing but a spagyric labyrinth, in which most students of the art fall into various twists and turns and deceptive paths, so that to this very day, either none or very few have found the true exit. For if by chance an easy path in this labyrinth opens up to the wanderers, which seems to lead straight to the final door...")
  • 11:50, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.C8v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[1,843 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|48}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|Hermeticarum musarum cultoribus salutem.}} <i>{{MarkupInitial|Libri|Smallcaps=1}} Philosophorum omnes (candide lector) quicumque de abstrusa illa Hermetica medicina loquuntur, nihil aliud sunt quàm spagyricus labyrinthus, in quo plerique artis discipuli in varia ambages & viarum fraudes incidunt, ita vt ad hunc vsque diem, aut nulli, aut paucißimi, exitum verum inuenerint. Si enim via quædam facilis in hoc labyrintho sese a...")
  • 11:49, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E2r/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[521 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "You now have, dear reader, the philosophical canons, without which you will hardly reach the desired end, whoever you are. If you have gratefully received these preludes and foundations of Hermeticism and have engaged yourself in this pious theoretical meditation, time will eventually bring forth the practice of these rules, not that truncated version which I have revealed to some, but a complete one, confirmed by many arguments and solid reasons. In the meantime, farewe...")
  • 11:49, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E2r/Text (hist | edit) ‎[548 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|67}} <i>{{MarkupInitial|Habes}} ia{{EditAbbr|m}} (amice lector) Canones philosophicos, sine quibus vix ad optatum fine{{EditAbbr|m}} peruenies quisquis es, vti grato animo hæc Hermeticæ præludis & fundamenta acceperis, & in hac theorica pia meditatione te exercueris: praxim haru{{EditAbbr|m}} regularu{{EditAbbr|m}} tempus aliquando proferet, no{{EditAbbr|n}} illam truncatam, quam nonnullis patefeci, sed integram, multis argumentis & solid...")
  • 11:47, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E2v/Translation (hist | edit) ‎[5,621 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Letter from the eminent philosopher Johannes Pontanus, in which he discusses the stone called by philosophers. I, Johannes Pontanus, have traversed many regions to ascertain something certain about the philosophers' stone. And as if circling the entire world, I found false deceivers, not philosophers, yet always studying and doubting in many ways, I found the truth. But when I recognized the material, I erred two hundred times before I found the true material, operation...")
  • 11:43, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E2v/Text (hist | edit) ‎[5,484 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Pagemark|pag|68}} {{MarkupUppercaseV|Iohannis Pontani summi philosophi e}}pistola, in qua de lapide, quem philosophorum vocant, agitur. <i>{{MarkupInitial|Ego|Smallcaps=1}} Iohannes Pontanus multas perlustraui regiones, vt certum quid de lapide philosophorum agnoscerem: & quasi totum mundum ambiens, deceptores falsos inueni, & non philosophos, semper tamen studens, & multipliciter dubitans, veritatem inueni. Sed cùm materiam agnoscerem, ducenties erraui antequam vera...")
  • 11:42, 23 February 2024 ‎Text.BP190.E2v (hist | edit) ‎[567 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Text | Instruction={{{1|}}} | ItemID=Text.BP190.E2v | Author=Johannes Pontanus | Recipient=Reader | Type=OtherText | Date=0 | DatePresumed= | Place= | Pages= | Language=lat | Editor=Julian Paulus | SourceAuthor=Paracelsus | SourceTitle=Centum quindecim curationes experimentaque | SourceEditor=Bernard Gilles Penot | SourcePlace=Lyon: Jean Lertout | SourceDate=1582 | SourceBP=BP190 | SourceBPother= | SourceSig=E2v-E4v | SourcePag=68-72 | Text=2024-02-18 | Translation=202...")
  • 11:04, 23 February 2024 ‎Bibliographia Paracelsistarum/Gaston Duclo (hist | edit) ‎[455 bytes] ‎Jp1428790 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1590-01}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1592-01}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1592-02}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1598-01}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1602-02}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1612-01}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1612-02}}}} {{trim|{{:Bibliographia Paracelsica/BP.Duclo.1617-01}}}}")
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