A philosophical account of Nature in general : and of the generation of the three principles of Nature, viz. mercury, sulphur, and salt, out of the four elements / Translated from the French. By John Digby, Esq.

Novum lumen chymicum. English

Ænigma philosophicum

Dialogus mercurii alchymistæ et naturæ

Cosmopolite ou Nouvelle lumiere

London : Printed for John Hooke ... and Thomas Edlin ..., 1722.

12 unnumbered pages, 348 pages ; 19 cm (8vo)

Contains translations of Michał Se̦dziwój's Novum lumen chymicum (including his Ænigma philosophicum and Dialogus mercurii alchymistæ et naturæ) and Tractatus de sulphure; and Johann Harprecht the younger's Lucerna salis philosophorum ("A Treatise, or Discourse Upon Salt ... ")

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Texts taken from a similar collection translated from Latin into French by Millet de Bosnay and published as Cosmopolite ou Nouvelle lumiere de la physique naturelle (or, later, Cosmopolite ou Nouvelle lumiere chymique)

Copy 1 Supplier/Donor: Bristow 992 Note: Binding: contemp. blind panelled calf

Duveen, p.545

Ferguson vol.II, p.367

ESTC n020794

ESTC N20794