Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum

is found in only half a dozen copies. original: "half-a-dozen copies only" — Wing A.3987 A reference number from Donald Wing’s Short-Title Catalogue, which lists books printed in English between 1641 and 1700.. It is not included in the James Young Collection (see Ferguson, volume 1, page 52, who consequently says: "It is difficult to find a complete copy"). See pages 174 and following. original: "Read 174 ff." See also Thorndike, volume 4, pages 351 and following; and Jung, throughout the work original: "passim," a Latin term meaning the subject is mentioned in various places throughout the cited text.. Also see M. Nierenstein and P. F. Chapman, "An Inquiry into the Authorship of the Ordinal of Alchemy," original: "Enquiry into the authorship of the Ordinall of Alchimy" in the journal Isis A prominent academic journal dedicated to the history of science., volume 18 (1932), pages 290–321.