Prodromus of the Metallurgical Library (1732) - Page 24

texture and analysis. 8vo Frankfurt 1689. with figures.
Idem, Alphabetum minerale, Mineral A.B.C. or 24 chemical theses on the origin, dissolution, and distinction of minerals, metals, etc., translated from Latin into German by Frid. Rothscholtz. 8vo Nuremberg 1723.
Idem, Concordantia Mercurii, Lunæ Concordance of Mercury and Moon. see Tripus Hermeticus.
Idem, Compendious furnace for traveling.
Idem, Chemical Rose Garden. 8vo Nuremberg 1717.
Idem, Chemical Concordance. 4to Halle 1716.
Idem, Pantaleon.
Idem, Metallurgia Metallurgy or Natural Knowledge.
8vo Frankfurt 1669.
1679. 5 Alphabetical sections, 2 sheets.
1660. 1661. 1665.
8vo Wittenberg 1715.
8vo Frankfurt 1705.
Idem, Mineralogia Mineralogy, see Idem, Parnassum medicinalem Medical Parnassus or Animal, Herb, and Mining Book. fol. Ulm 1662. with figures. 22 sheets.
1671. with figures.
Idem, Chemical Laboratory or Subterranean Natural Knowledge. 8vo Frankfurt 1690.
1698.
Joh. Gottfr. Becker, Unfutility of natural Cinnabar in the human body. 4to Copenhagen 1709. 3 sheets.
Idem, Observations on Vitriol not being the mother of metals, published in Thom. Bartholini Acta Medica & Philosophica Hafniensia, Vol. II, Observation CXXXIII.
M. Joh. Nicol. Been, Dissertation on Gold, the sun of the chemists. R. Munch. 4to Copenhagen 1706.
M. Leonh. Beer, Physical dissertation on metals in general without preface. 4to Leipzig 1640.
* see Seyffert's Bibliotheca metallica, Repositor III, p. 285.

Pardoning, news, and reformation concerning the Royal Mine in St. Joachimsthal. fol. 1557.

Georg. Henning Behrends, Physicus Northusensis, Hercynia curiosa Curious Harz Forest. 4to Nordhausen 1703.
* 1712. 1 Alphabetical section, 5 sheets.