Volume 2
Bibliotheca chemica : a catalogue of the alchemical, chemical and pharmaceutical books in the collection of the late James Young of Kelly and Durris ... / by John Ferguson.
- Andersonian Library
- Date:
- 1906
Licence: In copyright
Credit: Bibliotheca chemica : a catalogue of the alchemical, chemical and pharmaceutical books in the collection of the late James Young of Kelly and Durris ... / by John Ferguson. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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No text description is available for this image![LEADE (Jane). Continued. and with other papers form a small volume in 4°. This book has become rare. Towards the end of her life she was in poor cir- cumstances. She died 19 Aug., 1704, and Lee J. H. Feustking, C7yiiaecetimhaeretico-fa7iaticum, Frankfurt und Leipzig, 1704, i. p. 412. Placcius, Theatrum Anonymorum ei Pseudotiy- moriim, 1708, Liber de Anonymis Scriptoribus detectis, p. 415, No. 1691 (Fischer’s German trans- lation of her works). Roth-Scholtz, Bibliotheca Chemica, 1727, p. 43. Brucker, Kurtze Fragen atis der Philosophisclien Historic. 1735, vi. p. 1180. Zedler, Universal LexicoJi. 1737, xvi. col. 1253. Arnold, Kirchen- 7ind Ketzer-Historicn. 1741, ii, p. 1157 (Th. II. xvii. 19, §59). Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexicon, 1750, ii. wrote an account of her last hours. Her works are numerous, and a list is given by Miss Fell Smith ; they are all mystical and do not refer to chemistry or alchemy. col. 2326; Rotermund’s Fortsetzung und Ergdn- zungen, 1810, iii. col. 1451. Fictuld, Probier-Stein, 1753, Th. i. p. 106. Beytrag zur Geschichtc der hohern Clu7nie, 1785, p. 646. Gmelin, Geschichte der Che77iie, 1789, ii. p. 319. Vaughan, Hours with the Mystics, 1856, ii. p. 117. Notes a7id Queries, 4th Series, 1870, vi. p. 529. British Quarterly Review, July, 1873, Ivii. pp. 181-187 (article by Canon Jenkins). Kopp, Die Alche7nie, 1886, ii. p. 378. Dictionary of National Biography, 1892, xxxii. p. 312 (article by Miss C. Fell Smith). LEBENWALDT (Adamus a). Adami a Lebenwaldt, Philosophi & Medici, Com. Pal. Caes. Not. Apost. Publ. Erstes Tractate!, von defs Teuffels List vnd Betrug in der Hebreer Cabala mit einem Vorbericht wie der d'euffel bey dem Menschlichen Ge- schlecht auff vnderschidliche Weifs eingeschlichen. Saltzburg, Druckts vnd verlegts Job. Baptist Mayr, Hoff- vnd Academ. Buchdrucker, 1680. 12°. Pp. [12] 80. Andertes Tractiitel, von der List und Betrug defs Teuffels in der Astrologia Judiciaria, Oder zu vil Urtheilenden Stern-Kunst. Pp- [4] 95 [i blank]. Drittes Tractatel, von defs Teuffels List vnd Betrug in den Vher Elementen vnd vil andern aberglaubischen Dingen. Pp. [2] 140 [1, I blank]. Vierdtes Tractatel, von defs Teuffels List und Betrug in der falschen Alchy- misterey und Goldmacher-Kunst. Pp. [2] 129 [5 blank, 2]. Wants the title, pp. 83-86, and a blank leaf. Tracts 5-8 are wanting. They are as follows : Fiinfftes Tractatl, von defs Teuffels List und Betrug in der Berg-Ruethen und Berg-Spiegl, 1681, pp. [2] 137 [3 blank]. Sechstes Tractatl, von defs Teuffels List vnd Betrug in der Waffen-Salben, vnd so genandten Sympathetischen Pulver, 1681, pp. [2] 198. Sibentes Tractatl, von defs Teuffels List vnd Betrug in der Transplantation Oder Vberpflantzung der Kranckheit, 1681, pp. [2] 166. Achtes Tractatl, von defs Teuffels List vnd Betrug in Verfiihrung der Menschen zur Zauberey, 1681, pp. [4] 362. Lebenwaldt, or Lebwald von Lebenwald, who flourished in the middle of the seventeenth century, was born at Sailenspach, in Upper Austria, in the government of the Count of Spruitzstein, 25 Nov., 1624, studied medicine, was M.D. of Padua, and had practised the art for seven and twenty years, as he tells us in the dedication of the above book. He was created Count Palatine, was a councillor in Styria, Imperial poet laureate. Apostolic Notari- us and provincial physician to the Duke of Styria. He was received into the Leopoldine Academy Mercklin, Lindenius renovatus, 1686, p. 8. Cornelius k Beughem, Syllabus recens explora- toruTu in re medica physica chysnica, Amstel., 1696, p. 70. under the name of Aesculapius II., 7 Feb.. 1683. He died 10 (20) June, 1696. He wrote : Damographia, Oder Gemsenbeschrei- bung in 2 Theilen, Salzburg, 1680, 4°; Das Land- Stadt- und Haus- Arzney-Buch, Niimberg, 1695, folio, and numerous communications to the Leo- poldine Academy, for wliich see the list given by Cornelius a Beughem. In the British Museum catalogue he is called Adam Lebwald von Lebenwald. Kopp calls him Adam A. Lebenswaldt, and says there are eight tracts altogether, of which the fourth deals with the deceits of alchemy. Leben- waldt scolds vigorously' and reveals the tricks of apparent transmutations. He has some remai'ks also on the Rosicrucians. The opinions expressed in these tracts were attacked by Johann Tillemann or Tileman, in three ‘ Defensiones contra Adamum a Lebenwald,’ printed without place or date, probably at Inns- pruck about 1680, in small 12°, i. sig. A in twelves [last leaf blank] ; ii. sigs. A, B in twelves, C in four [2 blank]; iii. sig. A in twelve. Tileman anagrammatises his name into ' Du Nebel laut. ’ Manget, Bibliotheca ScTdptorum MedicoTnzm, 1731, II. i. p. 48. (Memoir from the Miscellanea Nat. Cur. Decur., iij. Ann. v. & vi.)](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b29001559_0002_0024.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)