Chemical Library

Alridas is a chemist, from the table of Paradise.
Alstedius, in his Encyclopedia, deals with Chemistry.
Cornelius Alvetanus Amrodius, on preparing the divine Elixir, or Philosophical stone, exists in the Chemical Theater, Vol. 5.
Alze, a Chemical book, in the Hermetic Museum.
Ambadagezir, is a chemist from the opuscule of Bernard Trevisan.
Ambigadaxar, master of the Chemical Plato, from Nasari.
Amadis, 14th book, French, is chemical under the guise of fables and histories, as is evident from a preface to it, where someone enumerates many books of this kind and calls them chemical.
Amech the Hebrew.
D. Petrus Amelungius, noble treatise in which he deals with the necessity and utility of Alchemy, etc., Leipzig, 8vo, 1607.
The same. Apology, or second noble treatise for the defense of Alchemy against Bokelius, ibid., 1608.
Amigantus, or Amigantius, chemical author.
Gaspar Amthor, Chrysoscopion Gold-viewer, or Aurilogium Gold-clock, Jena, 1632, 4to.
The same. Medical Memorabilia, in which there are many chemical things, ibid.
Georgius Amualdus, on Panacea.
The same. Gloss on the Epistle of Libavius, etc.
Anagoras, chemical author.

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