General Repertory of Mineralogical, Mining, and Salt Works Literature

18. Mart. Lippen, Dissertation: Physical consideration of stones, respondent Reutzius. Stettin. 1674. 4to.
——— Hildesheim. 1684. 4to. 4 sheets.

19. Olaus Borrichius on the generation of stones in the macro- and microcosm, with additions by Jos. Lanzoni. Ferrara. 1687. 12mo.
In the original, it stands in: Act. Hafniens. Vol. V. p. 184 ff., and translated into German in: Friedr. Aug. Cartheuser’s miscellaneous writings. Part 2. p. 126 ff.

20. Georg. Wend, Dissertation: Observations on selected stones, respondent Popradius. Toruń. 1692. 4to.

21. Jac. Mock on the causes of the concretion and dissolution of certain things both outside and inside the human body. Freiberg. 1696. 8vo.

22. Nicol. Venette, Treatise on stones that are generated in the earth and in animals. Amsterdam. 1701. 12mo. 14 sheets and 1 copperplate.
b) ——— Translated from the French. Sorau. 1763. 8vo. 182 pages and 7 copperplates.

23. Frid. Casp. Hagen, Dissertation on Lithogenesis, respondent Axt. Wittenberg. 1702. 4to. 2 sheets.

24. Godofr. Stein, Curious Lithography, on the occasion of various calculi found in the body of the Serene Prince of Bayreuth-Brandenburg. Bayreuth. 1703. 8vo. 117 pages with 1 copperplate.

25. Joan. de Muralto, Dissertation on stones. Zurich. 1711. 4to.

26. Jacob. Ludeen on the Lithogenesis of the macro- and microcosm. Leiden. 1712. 12mo.

27. Barthold. Krüger, Genealogy of calculi of the macro- and microcosm. Brunswick. 1714. 4to. 10 sheets and 1 copperplate.