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Albert Faber
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Von dem medicinalischen Auro potabili ... Aus dem Englischen ins Hochteutsche übergesetzt ... / [Albert Otto Faber].
Faber, Albert Otto, 1612-1684.Date: 1677- Books
Von dem medicinalischen Auro potabili ... Aus dem Englischen ins Hochteutsche übergesetzt ... / [Albert Otto Faber].
Faber, Albert Otto, 1612-1684Date: 1677- Books
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Johannis Segeri Weidenfeld De secretis adeptorum, sive, De usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV : opus practicum per concordantias philosophorum inter se discrepantium, tam ex antiquis, quàm modernis philosophiæ adeptæ patribus mutuò conciliatis summo studio collectum, & novissimâ concinne methodo ita digestum ut vel tyrones possint discernere, vegetabilium, animalium, mineralium præparationes supposititias sophisti︠︡casve a veris, sive pro re medica, sive metallicâ, atque sic cavere sive a vagabundis deceptoribus, imaginariis processibus & suarum pecuniarum dilapidatione.
Weidenfeld, Johann SegerDate: 1684- Books
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Johannis Segeri Weidenfeld De secretis adeptorum, sive De usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV. : Opus practicum per concordantias philosophorum inter se discrepantium, tam ex antiquis, quàm modernis philosophiæ adeptæ patribus mutuò conciliatis summo studio collectum, & novissimâ concinnè methodo ita digestum, ut vel tyrones possint discernere, vegetabilium, animalium, mineralium præparationes supposititias sophisticásue à veris, sive pro re medica, sive metallicâ, atque sic cavere sive à vagabundis deceptoribus, imaginariis processibus & suarum pecuniarum dilapidatione. Isaacus Hollandus. 2.Oper.miner. Cap.3. pag.420. Vol.3. Theat. Chym. Verbis apertis te allocutus sum, nullis parabolis usus, si tibi verba sacerem de selbach, kalcabria, manessi ac de quadam re rubra, sive de cæruleo muerach, illabar & calsaria seu hujusmodi, haud facilè caperes, se tibi viam aperui atque omne obstaculum removi, ne quid erres.
Weidenfeld, Johann Seger.Date: M.DC.LXXXIV. [1684]- Books
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Some kindling sparks in matters of physick : to satisfie some physicians who are of opinion that spirits (which they call hot things) do burn and inflame the body / written formerly to a friend by Albertus Otto Faber.
Faber, Albert Otto, 1612-1684Date: 1668