-
published by
Lazarus Zetzner [de] in
Oberursel and Strasbourg, France. The
final two
volumes were
published posthumously by
Zetzner's heirs, who continued...
- Jamsthaler,
Viatorum spagyri****,
Frankfurt a. M, Germany, 1625
Lazarus Zetzner,
Theatrum Chemi****, Strasbourg, 1661
Basil Valentine 'Azoth'
images The...
- Jean-Jacques Manget's
Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa (1702) and
Lazarus Zetzner's Theatrum Chemi**** (1602; 1659–1661); the
latter reproduces the
Monas Hieroglyphica...
-
gestorum & de
rebus Græcis
commentarii (in Latin). Str****burg:
Lazarus Zetzner. OCLC 288009927.
Retrieved October 9, 2010.
Digitized from a copy at the...
- the
beginning of the 1610s, he was
commissioned by the
printer Lazare Zetzner to
prepare a
second edition of the
great alchemical anthology, the Theatrum...
-
metaphysical order of the universe. In 1598 the
Strasbourg printer Lazarus Zetzner published an
anthology of Llull’s
works with
commentaries on the Art by...
- 1625 :
Pharmacopeia restituta - Str****burg:
Zetzner, 1625. 1625 :
Diaeteticon polyhistori****- Str****burg:
Zetzner, 1625. 1625 : Tétrade des plus grièves maladies...
-
Charles Eugene's
first wife, Anna
Cetner (
Zetzner) by
Pietro Labruzzi....
- have been
referenced by
Newton in its
Latin version found within Lazarus Zetzner's Theatrum Chemi****, a
volume often ****ociated with the
Turba Philosophorum...
- (from Arabic)".
Another source is
given as the 1659-61
edition of
Lazarus Zetzner's Theatrum Chemi****. S. H. Nasr (2006),
Islamic Philosophy from Its Origin...
