Opera omnia Medico-Chymica

Name: Opera omnia Medico-Chymica
Author: Hartmann, Johann

Hartmann, Johann

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Complete Medico-Chemical Works

Opera omnia Medico-Chymica

Hartmann, Johann

Latin

Johannes Hartmann c. 1600-1631 · published 1690

734 pages

Medicine Alchemy Natural Philosophy

First Translation

No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.

Extensive searches across multiple library catalogs (including local, LOC, and academic databases) have yielded no evidence of an English translation of Johann Hartmann's 'Opera Omnia Medico-Chymica' (1690). While his 'Praxis Chymiatrica' was translated into English in the 17th century (e.g., 'The Chymical Physician'), the comprehensive 'Opera Omnia' collection, which includes additional commentaries and disputations, has not been translated in its entirety. No complete or partial translation of this specific collection was found.

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Alchemy Natural Philosophy & Science Medicine & Natural History

About This Book

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Johann Hartmann offers a raw, no-nonsense manual for the early modern physician who values laboratory precision over abstract theory. Readers will discover how to refine dangerous minerals into life-saving tinctures and why the chemical approach to medicine finally surpassed the stagnant debates of the Galenists.