Magico-Cabbalistic and Theological Work (1719) - Page 4

⚠Page contains various layers of ownership notes and bibliographic annotations in ink and very faint pencil; some passages are barely legible.

A. W. Behrends,
Certified Practitioner of Sympathetic Magic German: "Sympathist"; a practitioner of folk medicine or magic based on the principle of "sympathy," where objects or rituals influence distant outcomes. and Kabbalist.
2. At the East Station 2, 2nd floor Address in Berlin: Am Ostbahnhof 2, II..
June 11, 1879.

H. Parreidt 1881
9 Marks Original: "Mk."; German currency of the period..

Culler? ...?

I: 10 leaves
584 pages, ...?
and? 3 unnumbered? 384 (from 1-383) numbered pages.
as well as further? ...? plates.
II: 4 unnumbered? leaves ...? plates.

[ Welling, Georg von Georg von Welling was a German alchemist and author of the influential "Opus Mago-Cabbalisticum et Theologicum," which sought to reconcile alchemy with Christian theology. ]

Pritzel 1016 Refers to Georg August Pritzel's "Thesaurus literaturae botanicae," a standard bibliographic reference for botanical and natural history works.: First Edition
with this: 6 leaves, page 30
Kopp, Alchemy VI, 239/40 Refers to Hermann Kopp's "Die Alchemie in älterer und neuerer Zeit," a foundational 19th-century history of alchemy..
Seven correct copperplate engravings
without the eighth "golden" plate The "Golden Plate" (Goldene Tafel) is a specific, highly sought-after illustration in Welling's work; the writer notes it is actually present in this copy.
which is, however, present in this volume.