TRUE INVENTION,

That is,

Of the highly

useful and magnificent inven-

tions and arts, which were first

discovered by the praiseworthy German

Nation, out of singular high understanding

and keenness of mind, and communicated

to the world, through which not only im-

measurable benefits were added to those

[people], but also, and much more, great,

remarkable, and almost universal changes

have been caused.

All described in a special treatise,

first in Latin

formerly Imperial Aulic [Physician], now

Princely Hessian Chief Physician.

Now, for the special pleasure of the

German Nation, translated into the

same language

See Engel, page 94; Library of Solger, page 457. Solger II, no. 237.

Printed at Frankfurt am Main, by Nico-

laus Hoffmann, at the expense of Lucas

Jennis.