De transfiguratione metallorum et occulta, summaque antiquorum philosophorum medicina, libellus / Morieno Romano ... auctore ; accessit huic nunc primum Chrysorrhēmōn, sive De arte chymica, dialogus ; qui praeclarissimas huius scientiae actiones, rationi, ac naturalibus principiis consentaneas esse demonstrat ; impostorum vero & sycophantarum somnia & nugas retegit.
Hanoviae ad Moenum : Apud Guilielmum Antonium, 1593.
79 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 8vo (16 cm)
Morienus, Romanus.; Khālid ibn Yazīd, al-Umawī, active 7th century.; Robert, of Chester, active 1143.; Darmstaedter, Ernst, 1877-
De transfiguratione translated from Arabic into Latin by Robert of Chester. Cf. MacPhail.; Chrysorrhēmōn has separate t.p., but pagination is continuous.; On both t.p.s, Chrysorrhēmōn is in Greek characters.; Signatures: A-E⁸.; Title vignettes; tail-pieces; initials; printed marginalia.; Copy 1. Bound in late 19th century plain paper, parchment spine. Ownership stamp on front pastedown of Dr. Ernst Darmstaedter, no. 1030.
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