Chemical Library

Philosophical Year, a chemical book.
Anonymous commentary on Cosmopolita The Cosmopolite, 12 chapters and Epilogue. In German with figures and other Authors, such as in the Commentary on the Chemical Epistle of Pontanus, in the Epistle of Mathiolus to Andr. de Blaum, etc.
The same, translated into French by my care.
Anonymous Greek chemists, who exist in the Library of Italy from Gessner.
Book on the transmutation of metals, which are commonly called chymia chemistry, that is, archymia arch-chemistry/highest chemistry.
Construction or transformation of metals.
Lexicon of the elements of gold-making.
Anonymous treatise, on the most secret Arcanum of the ancient Philosophers. Leipzig, 1611, 8vo, and in the Chemical Theater.
22 Propositions, in which the truth of the whole art of Chemistry is most briefly comprehended, ibid.
Anonymous author, in Rhenanus' Decades.
Many Anonymous authors, after Justus à Balbian, in the Chemical Theater.
Poems of many Anonymous authors in the 3rd volume of the Theater.
Enumeration of the species to which our Philosophical heaven can be joined, from Nasari.
Anonymous ancient Delphinas, in the Chemical Theater.
Some chapters on the composition and operation of the great stone, or the blessed one, by an uncertain Author, ibid., volume 3.