Aureolus

Philippus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim

Paracelsus original: "Paracelsi" / the noble, highly learned, most excellent,

and most widely renowned Philosopher and Physician

WORKS original: "OPERA"

Books and Writings, as many

as could be brought to hand: and a few years ago,

collated, compared, and improved

with and from his authentic original

manuscripts, etc.

Second Part.

Containing the magical and astrological books,

along with their appendices and fragments, as well as treatises

dealing with the Philosopher’s Stone A legendary substance in alchemy believed to be capable of turning base metals into gold and achieving immortality., etc.

T. R. Prater 1905 F. T. S. F.T.S. likely refers to a "Fellow of the Theosophical Society," reflecting the book's 20th-century history among occultists.
G Fischer? 1840.

Augmented at the front with a brief summary and arrangement of the

books in this part and their contents: but at the back

with a thoroughly complete index.

A rectangular woodcut emblem containing a central circular medallion. Inside the medallion is a portrait of a person in profile facing left, wearing an elaborate headpiece and collar, set against a background showing a city with a tall tower. Below the bust, a tablet contains the Latin motto "SCIENTIA IMMVTA BILIS" Unchanging Knowledge. The medallion is surrounded by ornate baroque scrollwork frames.

Paracelsus Opera (Huser Edition)