Library of the Imperial Leopoldine-Caroline Academy of Natural Curiosities (1755) - Page 22

104. GEORG. WOLFFGANG. WEDEL Specimen on the volatile salt of plants. Jena, 1682. 2) The same, Experiment in which the same matter is explained more broadly. Ibidem.

These individual items were purchased from the Academy treasury.

IN THE YEAR 1734.

105. Commentaries of the Imperial Academy of Sciences of Saint Petersburg. Volume III. 1732. 4to with copperplates.

Gift of Dr. Ioh. Wilh. WIDMANN.

106. HONORATUS FABRI Two treatises, on Plants and the generation of animals, and on man. Nuremberg, 1677. 4to.

Gift of President EUGENIANUS I.

107. IO. HIERON. KNIPHOF Botany in original, or lebendig Kräuter-Buch Living Herbarium. Volume and Century I, II, III. Erfurt, 1733. Folio.

Gift of the celebrated Author.

108. DANIEL DE NESSEL Catalog of Greek and Oriental language manuscripts in the Imperial Library of Vienna. Vienna and Nuremberg, 1690. Folio.

Gift of Mr. P. C. MONATH, Bookseller of Nuremberg.

109. 110. MICH. ETTMÜLLER Theoretical-practical medical works, newly arranged in two volumes and published with a most complete index, by the care and study of IO. CASP. WESTPHAL. Frankfurt-am-Main, 1697.

Gift of Dr. Io. Adolphus WEDEL.

111. GUIL. PISO 14 Books on the natural and medical history of both Indies. Amsterdam, 1688. Folio.

112. Museum Wormianum. Leiden, 1655. Folio with copperplates.

Gift of Dr. Andr. Elias BÜCHNER, Director of the Ephemerides.

113. A. P. THEOPHRASTUS PARACELSUS All works contained in three volumes. Geneva, 1658. Folio.

Gift of Dr. Hermann Paul JUCH.

114. IOH. GEORG. VOLCKAMER Acclamation to Prince Raymund of MONTECUCULI, etc.; added are the invitation letters of the President of the Academy of Natural Curiosities to the praised Prince, asking him to undertake the protection of the Academy, with his response. Nuremberg, 1678. 4to.

This copy, neatly printed on vellum, with a copperplate of an ancient table most elegantly illustrated in vivid colors, was once inserted into our archives by the late President HELIANTHUS; it is now to be placed more conveniently in the Library.