The works of the highly experienced and famous chymist, John Rudolph Glauber
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- containing, great variety of choice secrets in medicine and alchymy in the working of metallick mines, and the separation of metals: also, various cheap and easie ways of making salt-petre, and improving of barren-land, and the fruits of the earth
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1. Front matter2. THE WORKS OF THE Highly Experienced and Famous CHYMIST, John Rudolph Glauber:3. To The Honoured, and Truly Learned, Edmond Dickenson, M. D. Physician to the KING’S Person and Family.4. THE PREFACE TO THE READER.5. A CATALOGUE OF THE Subscribers NAMES.6. THE FIRST PART OF Philosophical Furnaces.7. THE FIRST PART OF Philosophical Furnaces. (continued 2)8. THE SECOND PART OF Philosophical Furnaces:9. THE SECOND PART OF Philosophical Furnaces: (continued 2)10. THE SECOND PART OF Philosophical Furnaces: (continued 3)11. THE THIRD PART OF Philosophical Furnaces:12. THE FOURTH PART OF Philosophical Furnaces:13. THE FOURTH PART OF Philosophical Furnaces: (continued 2)14. THE FIFTH PART OF Philosophical Furnaces:15. AN APPENDIX.16. Of the Tincture of Gold, Or the True AURUM POTABILE:17. THE MINERAL WORK:18. THE MINERAL WORK: (continued 2)19. THE SECOND PART OF THE Mineral Work.20. THE THIRD PART OF THE Mineral Work.21. THE THIRD PART OF THE Mineral Work. (continued 2)22. The APOLOGY of John Rudolph Glauber, Against the Lying Calumnies of CHRISTOPHER FARNNER.23. The APOLOGY of John Rudolph Glauber, Against the Lying Calumnies of CHRISTOPHER FARNNER. (continued 2)24. Miraculum Mundi; Or, A Plain and Perfect Description of the admirable Nature and Property of that most powerful Subject, called by the Antients, The Universal Menstruum, OR, The MERCURY of PHILOSOPHERS.25. THE EXPLICATION OF Miraculum Mundi.26. THE CONTINUATION OF Miraculum Mundi.27. THE CONTINUATION OF Miraculum Mundi. (continued 2)28. A TREATISE Of an Universal Medicine; OR, A True Aurum Potabile.29. A TREATISE Of an Universal Medicine; OR, A True Aurum Potabile. (continued 2)30. THE SECOND PART OF Miraculum Mundi. In which is described the Magnificent Coming of ELIAS THE ARTIST;31. THE BOOK OF Philip Theophrastus Bombast32. ANNOTATIONS UPON THE CONTINUATION OF Miraculum Mundi.33. A TREATISE OF THE Nature of Salts: OR, A34. A TREATISE OF THE Nature of Salts: OR, A (continued 2)35. A TREATISE Of the Signature of Salts, Metals, and Planets. OR,36. THE CONSOLATION OF NAVIGATORS.37. A True and Perfect DESCRIPTION OF Extracting good TARTAR FROM THE Lees of Wine, And that after a Plentiful Manner.38. THE FIRST PART OF THE Prosperity of Germany: Wherein is Treated of39. THE FIRST PART OF THE Prosperity of Germany: Wherein is Treated of (continued 2)40. THE SECOND PART OF The Prosperity of Germany: Wherein is shewn,41. THE SECOND PART OF The Prosperity of Germany: Wherein is shewn, (continued 2)42. THE THIRD PART OF THE Prosperity of Germany. In which is Delivered,43. Now follows what we mentioned of the aforesaid LAZARUS ERCKER.44. Now follows what we mentioned of the aforesaid LAZARUS ERCKER. (continued 2)45. Now follows what we mentioned of the aforesaid LAZARUS ERCKER. (continued 3)46. THE FOURTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY.47. THE FOURTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY. (continued 2)48. THE FOURTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY. (continued 3)49. THE FIFTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY.50. An APPENDIX TO THE FIFTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY.51. An APPENDIX TO THE FIFTH PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY. (continued 2)52. THE SIXTH and Last PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY.53. THE SIXTH and Last PART OF THE Prosperity of GERMANY. (continued 2)54. THE FIRST CENTURY: OR GLAUBER’S Wealthy Store-House of Treasures.55. THE FIRST CENTURY: OR GLAUBER’S Wealthy Store-House of Treasures. (continued 2)56. LVIII. Another way teaching by the help of Salt and Fire to draw Silver and Gold with great profit, out of all stubborn or rude and untamed metallick earths, in whose Veins Lead, Copper, Gravel, or course Sands, Iron, or Lapis Calaminaris have for the most part conjoyned in Society, and which do deny all profit by vulgar operations.57. LVIII. Another way teaching by the help of Salt and Fire to draw Silver and Gold with great profit, out of all stubborn or rude and untamed metallick earths, in whose Veins Lead, Copper, Gravel, or course Sands, Iron, or Lapis Calaminaris have for the most part conjoyned in Society, and which do deny all profit by vulgar operations. (continued 2)58. The Second Century OF GLAUBER’S Wealthy Store-house of Treasures.59. The Second Century OF GLAUBER’S Wealthy Store-house of Treasures. (continued 2)60. The Third Century OF GLAUBER’S Wealthy Store-house of Treasures.61. Novum Lumen Chymicum: OR A NEW CHYMICAL LIGHT.62. Novum Lumen Chymicum: OR A NEW CHYMICAL LIGHT. (continued 2)63. THE SECOND PART OF THE Spagyrical Dispensatory.64. THE SECOND PART OF THE Spagyrical Dispensatory. (continued 2)65. THE SECOND PART OF THE Spagyrical Dispensatory. (continued 3)66. THE THIRD PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.67. THE FOURTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.68. THE FIFTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Dispensatory.69. THE SIXTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.70. THE SIXTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa. (continued 2)71. THE SEVENTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.72. THE FIRST APPENDIX TO THE SEVENTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.73. A Recapitulation, OR More ample Declaration of the precedent Secrets revealed.74. THE SECOND APPENDIX TO THE SEVENTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.75. THE THIRD APPENDIX TO THE SEVENTH PART OF THE Spagyrical Pharmacopœa.76. LIBELLUS IGNIUM, OR, Book of FIRES.77. A TREATISE OF THE Three Principles of Metals, VIZ. The Sulphur, Mercury, and Salt of Philosophers, HOW They may profitably be used in Medicine, Alchymy, and other Arts.78. A TREATISE OF THE Three Principles of Metals, VIZ. The Sulphur, Mercury, and Salt of Philosophers, HOW They may profitably be used in Medicine, Alchymy, and other Arts. (continued 2)79. OF THE Salt of PHILOSOPHERS.80. A Short BOOK OF DIALOGUES, OR, (Certain) Colloquies of some Studious Searchers after the Hermetick Medicine and Universal Tincture.81. A Short BOOK OF DIALOGUES, OR, (Certain) Colloquies of some Studious Searchers after the Hermetick Medicine and Universal Tincture. (continued 2)82. A Short BOOK OF DIALOGUES, OR, (Certain) Colloquies of some Studious Searchers after the Hermetick Medicine and Universal Tincture. (continued 3)83. OF ELIAS the ARTIST: OR, What we are to understand by Elias the Artist, and what he is to reform in the World at his coming.84. Of the Three most noble STONES generated by Three Secret FIRES. AND,85. De Purgatorio Philosophorum: OR, A TREATISE concerning the Purifying Fire of the Wise Men.86. OF THE Secret Fire of Philosophers.87. A TREATISE CONCERNING The Animal-Stone: OR,88. THE INDEX.