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With an 'Abschrift des 'Rosarium Philosophorum' gefertigt Januar 1903, durch Dr. Carl Gerster zu Braunfels.' Illustrated with pen-drawings of alchemical apparatus on fol. 3v, and on fol 42v in the second part, and of a poultice on fol. 129. Some marginal and interlinear corrections and additions in red ink by a later 16th cent. hand. The second work, which has been written on blank leaves of the original MS., is a transcript of the second volume of the collection of alchemical tracts published at Frankfort by Cyriacus Jacobus in 1550, under the title 'De alchimia opuscula complura veterum philosophorum'. Dr. Gerster has pasted in pen-drawn copies of the t.p. and woodcut illustrations of the original, done on tracing paper.

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