Histoire De La Philosophie Hermétique : Accompagnée d'un Catalogue raisonné des Ecrivains de cette Science ; Avec le Véritable Philalethe, revû sur les Originaux. 3

lers, always greedy, do not seek to publish it again.

Friderici HOFMANNI, Dissertationes Physico-Chimicæ tres Three Physical-Chemical Dissertations, namely:
1°. De Generatione Salium On the Generation of Salts.
2°. De Analysi Medico-Chimica Reguli Antimonii Medicinalis On the Medico-Chemical Analysis of Medicinal Regulus of Antimony.
3°. De Mercurio & Medicamentis Mercurialibus Selectis On Mercury and Selected Mercurial Medicines, in-4°. Halle-Magdeburg. 1729. An author esteemed by connoisseurs and not very common in France.

Levinus LEMNIUS, de Occultis naturæ miraculis On the Occult Miracles of Nature, in-8°. Ghent. 1570. — and 1572.
— Idem, in-12. Frankfurt. 1590. — and 1628.
— Idem, in-12. Leiden. 1666.
Lemnius was a very skillful Flemish physician, and what is found in this little book concerns natural history above all; there are even several curiosities concerning metallurgy. This book was translated into French and printed in-8°. in Paris in 1567.

De Incomparabili & non satis Laudatâ MARIA, Sorore Moysis Divini prophetæ, verè adeptâ Lapidis Benedicti On the Incomparable and insufficiently praised MARY, Sister of Moses the Divine prophet, truly an adept of the Blessed Stone, in-8°. Leipzig. 1708. In German. We have seen in the first volume how much those who confuse Mary the Chemist with the sister of Moses are mistaken. The Chemist lived in the time of Democritus and Xerxes; thus, more than 1200 years after Mary the sister of Moses.

M. MAYER, Vom Egerischen Schleder Sawerbronnens On the Eger Schleder Sour-spring, in-12. Nuremberg. 1637.