The Great Art

g Gregory of Nyssa original: "Gregorius Nyssenus", a 4th-century theologian and Church Father, at the end of which is the interpretation of Johannes Oecolampadius A leader of the Protestant Reformation in Basel.
¶ All the books of Gualtherus Tigurinus Rudolf Gwalther, a Swiss Reformed pastor and theologian from Zurich, known as "Tigurinus" in Latin.

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All the works of Heinrich Bullinger Successor to Zwingli and a key figure in the Swiss Reformation.
¶ All the works of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa A famous polymath known for his work on the occult and skepticism.
On Occult Philosophy.
On the Vanity of the Sciences.
On original sin, with other things contained therein.
g The Union of Dissenting Doctrines original: "unio dissidentium dogmatum" by Herman Bodius likely a pseudonym for a Protestant author, and all [his] works.
¶ A collection original: "farrago" of the principal examples of the Apostles, Martyrs, Bishops, and Holy Fathers of the ancient church, by Hermann Bonnus.
By the same author, the Chronicle of Lübeck.
pointing hand symbol, crossg The book of Hermann Busch A German humanist on the singular authority of the Old and New Instruments the Old and New Testaments.
By the same author, poems added to the New Testament, rendered in verse by various authors.
g All the works of Hermann Hess.
g Hebrew, Chaldean Aramaic, and Latin interpretation of the Bible, with the index of Robert Estienne original: "Roberti Stephani", a renowned printer whose Bibles were often censored for their scholarly notes.
g A compendium of Theology by Hippophilus Melangeus A pseudonym used by the Reformer Philipp Melanchthon.
¶ Girolamo Cardano A famous Italian physician and mathematician whose works on astrology and philosophy faced censorship, On Subtlety.
On the Immortality of Souls.
Of Nativities horoscopes, things wonderful to hear, and things worthy of note, and many other things which serve excellently for inquiries and readings.
On the Variety of Things.
On the Tetrabiblos of Ptolemy original: "In quadripartitum Ptolomei", an influential astrological text.

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