Complete List of the Latin and German Writings of Johann Valentin Andreae

No. 10.) Menippus or a century of satirical dialogues, a mirror of our follies, with some other freer pieces. L. S. "In the war that I possess, etc." Helicon, near Parnassus, 12mo. (284 pp.) [compare below No. 13.]

No. 11.) Invitatio Fraternitatis Christi Invitation to the Brotherhood of Christ: to the candidates of sacred love. "For whoever shall have done, etc." Matt. 12. Strasbourg, at the expense of the heirs of Laz. Zetzner, 12mo. (81 pp.)
— of this booklet appeared:

No. 12.) Invitationis ad fraternitatem Christi pars altera Second part of the invitation to the Brotherhood of Christ. Parænetica Exhortations. 1 John 3, "My little children, not in words, etc." Strasbourg, at the expense of the heirs of Laz. Zetzner, 12mo. (72 pp.)

No. 13.) Menippus (called the later) or a century of satirical dialogues, etc. Corrected for the sake of the grammarians, L. S. "Ficta crudeles pietas, etc." original: "Ficta crudeles pietas" translates roughly to "Cruel piety is feigned." Cosmopolis original: A common pseudonym for a place of publication meaning "World-city.", 12mo. (250 pp.)
— a new edition of Menippus appeared: Berlin, 1673, 12mo. [compare above No. 10.]

No. 14.) Peregrini in Patria errores Errors of the pilgrim in his homeland. Psalm 119, "I have gone astray like a lost sheep, etc." Utopia original: A pseudonym for a place of publication, meaning "Nowhere.", 12mo. (154 pp.) (with 2 copper engravings.)

No. 15.) Veri christianismi solidæque Philosophiæ Libertas The liberty of true Christianity and solid philosophy and the servitude of the world opposed to it. Item, An encomium of theology sacred to Jesus of Nazareth, and trust in a good cause. Strasbourg, at the expense of the heirs of Laz. Zetzner, 12mo. (275 pp.)