Hertodt's References

appendix 1 Hertodt’s References

Crocologia documents and authors cited by Hertodt. No editions are listed after 1671 as Hertodt could not have accessed them for Crocologia. References in speech marks are those for which Hertodt’s given title does not match books in the WorldCat or CERL databases.

Acts of the Apostles. [A book of the Bible]. Actuarius, Johannes Zacharius. Byzantine physician; lived 1275–c. 1328. Ader, Gulielmus. Author of Enarrationes de aegrotis, et morbis in Euangelio; died in 1638. Aëtius. “Sermones.” De placitis philosophorum. Albert the Great [Albertus Magnus]. De animalibus. Alciato. Emblemata. Alexander of Tralles [Alexanderus Trallianus]. “Book I”. Physician and author of Twelve books on medicine. Altensteig, Johann (listed incorrectly as Altenstaig in Hertodt’s original text). Writer of dictionaries; lived 1480–1523 (CERL). Amato Lusitano [Amatus Lusitanus]. Curationum medicinalium. Editions published 1560–1570, Lyon. Angelus, Daniel. Catalogus medicamentorum spagyricorum pharmacopoeia spagyricae … appendix de compositione medicamentorum … 1667, Gdansk. Archidamus. Probably the king of Sparta who reigned from approximately 476BC to 427. Aristotle. Categories. Liber predicamentorum. Aristotle. De historia animalis. Aristotle. De mirabilis ausculationibus. Aristotle. Metaphysics. Ausonius. Fourth century Roman poet. Avicenna [Ibn Sina]. Persian polymath; lived c. 980–1037. Bacon, Francis, Viscount of St Albans. Historia vitae et mortis. Editions published 1623– 1663. 1st ed. published in London; later editions also in mainland Europe. Banzer, Marcus. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Wittenberg. Quoted by Sachs von Löwenheim in his Gammarologia (see below). Barbette, Paul. Praxim Barbettianam cum notis et observationibus Frederici Dekkers. 1669, Leiden. Bartholin, Thomas [Bartholinus]. Cista medica Hafniensis. 1662, Copenhagen. Bartholomaeus Anglicus [Bartholomew the Englishman]. De proprietatibus rerum. In 19 books.

Bauhin, Caspar/Gaspard [Bauhinus, Casparus]. Swiss botanist; lived 1560–1624 (CERL). Bauhin, Johann. Historia plantarum universalis. Two volumes. 1650 & 1651. Behr. A doctor of Strasbourg (Hertodt, 1671). Besler, Basilius. Hortus Eystettensis. 1613, Nuremburg. Besold, Philip. Possibly an error and should be Hieronymus Besold, 16th century Ger- man theologian and writer of commentaries. Bils, Louis de [Bilsius]. Dutch anatomist; lived 1624–1670 (CERL). Bock, Hieronymus [Tragus]. German botanist and physician; lived 1498–1554 (CERL). Böckel, Johann. “Regimen pestis” possibly part of De peste. 1577, Heinrichstadt. Bodin, Jean [Bodinus]. De magorum daemonomia. 1591, Strasbourg. Boë (Sylvius), Franz de le [Sylvius, Franciscus]. Dutch physician & scientist; lived 1614– 1672. (CERL). Bonacciuoli, Luigi [Bonaciolus, Ludovicus]. De foetus formatione. 1650, Leiden. Book of Job. [A book of the Bible]. Book of Kings. [A book of the Bible]. Borel, Pierre [Borellus]. “Observationes” possibly Observationum microscopicarum centuria. 1656, The Hague. Bottoni, Albertino. Physician in Padua (Hertodt, 1671); died c. 1596 (CERL). Prolific author. Brodaeus, Johannes. Miscellanea book VI. 1555, Basel. Brunfels, [Brunfelius]. Otto Brunfels, German botanist and theologian; lived 1488–1534 (CERL). Prolific author. Brunner, Balthasar [Brunnerus]. Consilia medica. 1617, Halle an der Saale. Caesalpino, Andrea [Caesalpinus]. “Book I.” Italian botanist and physician, director of the Botanical Gardens at Pisa; lived 1524/5–1603 (CERL). Caldera de Heredia, Gaspar [Calderae, Casparis]. Tribunal, medicum, magicum, et polit- icum. 1658, Leiden. Camerarius, Joachim the Younger. Hortus medicus et philosophicus. 1588, Frankfurt. Camerarius. “Epitome” possibly Mattholi & Camerarius, Joachim theYounger, Deplantis epitome utilissima. 1598, Frankfurt. Camerarius. “Memorabilium” possibly Camerarius, Johann Rudolf, Sylloges memorabilium medicinae et mirabilium naturae arcanorum. Editions published 1614–1652. Capelluti, Rolando [Capellutius, Rolandus]. “Tractatus chirurgicus de peste” possibly Tractatus de curationes pestiferorum apostematum. Editions published 1468–1648. Capivaccio, Girolamo [Capivaccius, Hieronymus]. Professor of Medicine at Padua; lived 1500–1589 (CERL). Quoted the letters collected by Scholz, see below. Cardano, Girolamo [Cardanus]. “Consilium de respirationis difficultate” possibly Hieronymi Cardani Quaedam opuscula … Consilium pro illustri Hieronymo Palavicino Principe curtis majoris, difficultate spirandi laborante … 1559, Basel. Cardano, Girolamo [Cardanus]. De subtilitate. Editions published 1550–1664.

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Chrysostom, St John. “De mente irata et tranquilla.” Cicero. In Verrem. Cicero. Oratio ad Quirites. Cicero. Somnium Scipionis. Cicero. Tusculanae quaestiones II. Clusius [L’Écluse, Charles de]. “Book II” & “Book V.” French botanist, Professor of Bot- any at Leiden; lived 1526–1609 (CERL). Coler, Johann [Colerus]. “Gartenbau” possibly Oeconomia ruralis et domestica … Alge- meines haussbuch und kurtze beschreibung von hausshalten, wein-, acker-, garten-, blumen- und feldbau. Editions published 1645–1665. Costeo, Giovanni [Costaeus]. Possibly Giovanni Costeo, Italian Professor of Medicine and Philosophy; lived 1500–1603: or Giovanni Francesco Costeo, Italian physician; lived 1565–1608. (CERL). Medical books by Johannes Costaeus published 1564–1658 (WorldCat). Crato, Johannes [Krafft, Johannes]. Chief Physician to three Holy Roman Emperors (Hertodt, 1671). Crescenzi, Pietro de’ [Crescentium]. De agricultura. Editions published 1478–1605. Croll, Otto [Crollius]. Basilica chymica. Editions published 1608–1670 (and later). Cumano, Marcello [Cumanus, Marcellus]. Quoted by Welsch’s Sylloge curationum et observationum medicinalium (see below). Dekkers, Frederick. In Barbette’s Praxim Barbettianam cum notis et observationibus Fre- derici Dekkers (see above). Deodatus, Claudius. Pantheum hygiasticum. Editions published 1628 & 1629. Despars, Jacques [Partibus, Jacobus de]. Physician and Chancellor of the University of Paris; lived c. 1380–1458 (CERL). Deuteronomy. [A book of the Bible]. Diemerbroeck. Probably Ysbrand van Diemerbroeck; lived 1609–1674.Wrote on human anatomy and on the plague (CERL). Diogenes Laërtius. Vita Sua, books IV, IX. Third century biographer of the Greek philo- sophers. Dionysius of Halicarnassus. Book VIII. Dionysius the Aeropagite. De divinis nominibus. Dioscorides. De materia medica. Dioscorides. “De re medica”. Dodoens, Rembert [Dodonaeus]. Dutch botanist and Professor of Medicine at Leiden; lived 1517–1585. (CERL). Döring, Michael. “De peste” possibly Fasciculus quorundam tractatuum de peste. 1631, Breslau. Dubois, Jacques [Sylvius, Jacobus]. French physician and anatomist; lived 1478–1555 (CERL).

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Duchesne, Joseph [Quercetanus]. “De affectibus capitis” possibly Tetras gravissimorum totius capitis affectuum. Editions published 1606–1617, Marburg. Duchesne, Joseph [Quercetanus]. Pharmacopoea dogmaticorum restituta. Editions published 1607–1631. Durante, Castore. Italian botanist and physician; lived 1529–1590 (CERL). Ecclesiastes. [A book of the Bible]. Elideo de Padoani [Paduanis, Helidaeus de.] Quoted in the letters collected by Scholz, see below. Englehart, Dr. Chief Physician in Anhalt (Hertodt, 1671). Eobanus [Helius Eobanus Hessus]. Book III, Heroidum. Epifanio, Ferdinando [Epiphanius, Ferdinandus]. Italian physician & historian; lived 1569–1638 (CERL). Cited by Hertodt as the author of Empyrica (but see next entry). Epifanio, Nicola [Epiphanius, Nicolaus]. Empyrica. Editions published 1615 & 1625. Epistle to the Hebrews. [A book of the Bible]. Ettmüller, Michael. Practitioner in Leipzig (Hertodt, 1671) and member of the Aca- demiae Naturae Curiosorum (Anon, 1676a). Provided information by personal communication to Hertodt. Evagrius. Evagrius Ponticus. Christian mystic; lived 345–399AD. Fabry von Hilden,Wilhelm [Fabricius Hildanus]. “Observationes chirurgicae”&“Chirur- gicae observationes” possibly Selectae observationes chirurgicae. 1598. Or Observa- tiones et curationes chirurgicae. Editions published 1606–1641. Falloppio, Gabrielo [Fallopius, Gabrielis]. De simplicibus medicamentis purgantibus. 1565 & 1566, Venice. Fehr, Johann Michael [Febrius, Michaelis]. “Scorzonera Curiosorum” possibly Anchora sacra, vel scorzonera, ad normam & formam Academiae Naturae-Curiosorum. 1666, Jena. Fernel, Jean [Fernelius, Johannis]. “Methodus medendi” possibly Therapeutices universalis seu medendi rationis. 1607 & 1610, Hannover. Ferrari, Giovanni Battista [Baptista] of Siena. Deflorumcultura [book IV]. Editions published 1633–1664. Feynes, François [Feyneus]. Medicina practica. 1650, Lyon. [Also incorrectly cited as Feuneus by Hertodt and listed as “Praxis medica”, “Practica” and “Practica medicina”]. Finck, Joannes Vincentius [Finckius]. Encheiridion dogmatico-hermeticum. 1618 & 1628, Leipzig. Finx, Erasmus [Francisci, Erasmus]. “Ost- und West-Indischen lustgarten” possibly Ost- und West-Indischer wie ach Sinesischer lust- und staats-garten. 1668, Nuremburg. Flavius Vegetius. Ch. 24 De bello presumably from De rei militari. Florenzola. Untraced. Fonseca, Rodrigo da. Consultationes medicae. Editions published 1619–1625.

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Foreest, Pieter van [Forestus, Petrus]. Observationes et curationes medicinales, book II. 1589, Leiden. Fregoso [Fulgosus]. “Book I.” Possibly Fregoso, Battista. Writer of biographies; lived 1453–1504 (CERL & WorldCat). Freitag, Johann the elder. Aurora medicorum Galeno-chymicorum. 1630, Frankfurt. Fuchs, Leonhart [Fuchius, Leonardus]. German physician and botanist; lived 1501–1566 (CERL). Gabelkover, Wolfgang [Gabelchoverus]. Curationum et observantionum medicinalium centuria 1. Editions published 1611 & 1612. Galen. “Aphorisms”, the Commentary on Hippocrates’ Aphorisms. Galen. Book VI, De simplicium medicamentorum facultate. Galen. Commentary on Hippocrates’ Epidemics. Galen. De curanda ratione. Galen. De diebus decretoriis. Galen. Methodus medendi. Gans, Johann Ludwig [Gansius]. Corallorum historia. 1630 & 1669, Frankfurt. Gattinara, Marco [Gatenaria]. “Praxis medica”. Possibly a later title for De curis egritu- dinum particularum noni Almansoris practica uberrima. Geiger, Malachias [Geigerus]. Microcosmus hypochondriacus. Editions published 1651 & 1652. Gessner, Conrad. Thesaurus Euonymi Philiatri. Editions published 1552–1588. Incor- rectly cited as by Ryff by Hertodt. Glauber, Johann Rudolf [Glauberus]. Miraculum mundi. Editions published 1653–1660. Gordon, Bernard de [Gordonius]. Author on hiccups. Physician; lived 1283–1320 (CERL). Graba, Johann Andreas [Grabbae]. Elaphographia. 1667 & 1668, Jena. Grégoire, Pierre [Gregorius Tholozanus, Petrus]. De republica. 1597 & 1609, Frankfurt. Gregory the Great, St. Moralia in Job, book III. Grembs, Franciscus Oswaldus [Grembsius]. Arbor integra et ruinosus hominis. Editions published 1657 & 1671. Grüling, Philipp [Grylingius]. Florilegium [Hippocrateo-Galeno] chymicum. Editions published 1631–1665. Grüling, Philipp [Grylingius]. Medicinaepracticae. Editions published 1665 & 1668. Also probably the same as “Praxis medica” listed by Hertodt. Hafenreffer, Samuel [Hafenrefferus]. “De cutis affectibus, book II”,Latinized title of Pan- docheion aiolodermon. 1630, Tübingen. Hartmann, Johannes [Hartmannus]. Praxis chimiatrica. 1634. Heer, Henri de [Heer, Henricus ab]. Physician; lived 1570–1636 (CERL). Helmont [Helmontius]. Either Jan Baptista van Helmont, Flemish chemist and physician; lived 1577–1644 (CERL). Or his son, Franciscus Mercurius van Helmont, chemist and physician; lived 1614–1699 (CERL).

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Heraclitus of Ephesus. Quoted by Diogenes Laërtius in his Vita sua, see above. Heresbach, Conrad von [Heresbachius]. De rei rustica. Editions published 1570– 1623. Hermes Trismegistus. Purported author of the Hermetic Corpus. Hertodt, Johann Ferdinand. Tartaro-Mastix Moraviae. 1669, Vienna. Hertodt, Matthias Franz. Provided information by personal communication. (See also biography of Johann Ferdinand Hertodt, in the Introduction, section 1.1.) Hiebner, Israel. Mysterium sigillorum, herbarum et lapidum. Editions published 1651 & 1653. Hippocrates. Aphorisms. Hippocrates. De morbis III. Hippocrates. Epidemics. Hoefer, Wolfgang [Hoeferus]. Hercules medicus. Editions published 1657 & 1665. Hoffmann, Friedrich. “Methodus medendi”,the Opus de methodus medendi: iuxta seriem Wallaeianam, annexis fundamentis astrologicis, ex veterum ac recentiorum scriptis concinnatum/cum praefatione Johannis Michaelis. 1668, Leipzig. Honorius Pontifex [There were four popes plus one antipope named Honorius]. Horst, Gregor [Horstius]. Appendix De variolis et morbillis. 1606, Basel. Horst, Gregor [Horstius]. De tuenda sanitate. Editions published 1615–1648. Hortus Eystettensis, see Besler, Basilius. Hotman, Antoine [Hottomannus]. “Tractatus de dissolutione matrimonii ob frigidit- atem” Latinized title of Traicté de la dissolution du mariage par l’impuissance & froideur de l’homme ou de la femme. Editions published 1581–1656, Paris. Houllier, Jacques [Hollerius]. Commentarii in aphorismos Hippocratis. 1613, Geneva. Isaac Israeli. “De dieta et herbis particularibus” possibly Dietae particulares. Isidore. Etymologiae, book XVII, De rebus rusticis. Joël, François. Practicae, books I & II. 1617, Hamburg. Joël, François. Practicae, books V–X. 1622, Lüneburg. Jonston. Jan Jonston, naturalist and physician; lived 1603–1675 (CERL). Jordan, Thomas [Jordanus, Thomas]. De pestis phaenomena. 1576, Frankfurt. Jung, Georg Sebastian. Colleague of Hertodt, and practitioner in Vienna; supplied information by personal communication (Hertodt, 1671). Justinian. “Liber penitentialis.” Justinian. Novellae consitutiones. Juvenal. Roman satiric poet. Keßler, Thomas [Keslerus]. “Chymicus processus” Latinized title of Vierhundert außer- lesene chymische proceß und stücklein. 1632, Strasbourg. Khunrath, Conrad. Medullae destillatoriae et medicae. Editions published 1614–1638. Kircher [Kircherus]. Authors of this name, publishing before 1671 include: Athanasius Kircher, Christoph Kircher, Conrad Kircher and Johann Kircher (CERL).

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Kornthauer, Job. “Tractatus de peste” possibly De peste Aureoli Theophrasti Paracelsi tractatus. Editions published 1613 & 1622. Kyper, Albert [Kyperus, Albertus]. Collegium medicum. Editions published 1655 & 1666. Lauremberg, Peter. Apparatus plantarius. Editions published 1632–1654. Laurens, André du [Laurentium, Andreas]. De crisibus. Editions published 1596 & 1606. Lejel, Tancred [Loelius]. Curationes aliquot morborum rariores (Extant in Bartholin’s Cista medica, 1662 (see above)). Seventeenth century Danish physician based in Copenhagen. Liberati, Liberato [Liberatis, Liberatus]. Podagrapolitica. Editions published 1637–1659. Lipsius, Justus. De amphiteatris quae extra Romam libellus. 1604, Antwerp. Livy [Livius]. Third decade. Lobel, Matthias de [Lobelius]. Stirpium observationes in Plantarum seu stirpium historia, 2 vols, 1576. Lobel, Matthias de [Lobelius]. Stirpium adversaria nova. 1570/71, London. Locellus, Gulielmus. Inventor of a distilled water for cataracts (Hertodt, 1671). Lotichius, Johann Peter. “Dissertatio de febribus” possibly Paradoxon, sive de febribus in genere dissertatio theorico-practica. 1627, Frankfurt. “Lugdunum.” We have assumed that Hertodt used the same nickname for this book as English seventeenth-century botanist John Ray (see Oswald & Preston, 2011, p. 141), and that the proper title is: Dalechamps, Jacques. Historia plantarum generalis. 1578, Lyons. Manardo (or Manardi), Giovanni [Manardus (listed incorrectly as Monardus in Her- todt’s original text), Johannes]. Italian physician and author; lived 1462–1536 (CERL). Marcellus. Untraced. Marci, Jan Marek. Professor and physician in Prague (Hertodt, 1671); lived 1595–1667 (Gillespie, 1970–1990, IX, pp. 96–98). Martial. Liber spectaculorum. Mattioli, Pietro Andrea [Matthiolus]. “Book I.” Mattioli, Pietro Andrea [Matthiolus]. “Herbarium”,the Di Pedacio Dioscoride Anazarbeo libri cinque della historia, & materia medicinale tradotti in lingua uolgare italiana. 1542, and later editions in Latin. Mercato [Mercatus, Ludovicus]. Praxis medica. 1611, Venice. Mermann von Schönburg, Thomas. German physician; lived 1559–1612 (CERL). Mesue [Yuhanna ibn Masawaih]. “De medicina benedicta”. Michael, Johann [Michaelis, Johannes]. “Medicinae oraculum”. Minderer, Raymund [Mindererus]. Aloedarium marocostinum. Editions published 1616–1626. Mirandola, Giovanni Francesco Pico della. “Astrologia, book X”, Disputationes adversus astrologos. 1495, Venice. Möbius, Gottfried. Anatomia camphorae. 1660, Jena.

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Montagnana, Bartolomeo. Consilia medica. Editions published 1475–1564. Monteux, Sebastien de [Montius (listed incorrectly at Montanus in Hertodt’s original text), Sebastianus]. French physician; lived 1480–1599 (CERL). Moreau, François [Moraeus Bruxiliensi, Franciscus]. Opus de febre maligna noviter. Edi- tions published 1669 & 1670. Morel, Pierre [Morellus, Petrus] “De materia medica” possibly Methodus praescribendi formulae remediorum. Cum adjuncto materiae medicae systemate. 1659, Amsterdam. Müller, Philip [Mullerus, Philippus]. Miracula et mysteria chymico-medica. Editions published 1623 & 1656. Mutzler, Konrad [Mutzlerus]. Bezoardicum animale. 1641. Mylius, Johann Daniel. Antidotarium medico-chymicum. 1620, Frankfurt. Mynsicht, Adrian von [Mynsichtus, Hadrianus von]. Thesaurus et armamentarium medico-chymica. Editions published 1638–1670. Naevius, Johannes. German physician; lived 1499–1574 (CERL). Quoted in the letters collected by Scholz, see below. Neucrantz, Zacharias. Wrote books on pleurisy and on arthritis published 1613 & 1614. Nonius. Could be Nonius Marcellus, fourth-fifth century Roman grammarian, other- wise, untraced. Nüremburg. “Ch. 49” [concerning an “Indian root”, probably turmeric]. Ovid. Ars amatoria. Ovid. Metamorphoses. Ovid. Tristia. Pachymere, George [Pachymerus, Gregorius]. “Historiae, book VIII.” Padovani, Fabrizio [Paduanus, Fabricius]. Italian philiopher and physician, active 1605 (CERL). Cited by Hertodt as the author of “De anno climacterico” but see under Selvatico, Giovanni Battista. Paracelsus [Philippus Theophrastus Aureolus Bombastus von Hohenheim]. Physician, alchemist and pioneer of new ideas; lived c. 1493–1541. Paré [Paraeus]. Ambroise Paré, French physician; lived 1509–1590 (CERL). Paul of Aegina [Paulus Aegineta]. Seventh century Byzantine Greek physician. Paulli, Simon. Quadripartitum botanicum Editions published 1666–1668. Penot, Bernard. French physician and alchemist; lived 1520–1617 (CERL). Quoted in Petri’s Asylum languentium (see below). Petrarch. De aegritudine tibiarum. Dialogus XCV. Petrarch. De remediis utriusque fortunae. Petri, Georg Christoph. Asylum languentium, sive carduus sanctus vulgo benedictus. 1669, Jena. Piemontese, Alessio [Pedemontanus, Alexis; a pseudonym for Girolamo Ruscelli]. “De secretis” Original edition De’ Secreti. 1557, Venice. Later editions in many European languages.

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Piens, Franciscus. Wrote on fevers. Physician; lived 1600–1699 (CERL). Pierio. “Volume VI, book XXXII.” See next. Pierio Valeriano, Giovan Pietro [Pierius Valerianus, Johannis]. Italian humanist, historian etc.; lived 1477–1560 (CERL). Pincier, Johann [Pincierus, Johannes]. Aenigmata. Editions published 1605 & 1655. Platter, Felix. Praxis medica. 1625, Basel. Plautus, Titus Maccius. Captivi [“the Captives”]. Pliny. Historia naturalis. Plotinus. Enneads. Plutarch. De consolatione ad Apollonius [Hertodt incorrectly assigned this work to Seneca]. Plutarch. Pyrrhus. Polemann, Joachim [Polemannus]. Novem lumen medicum de mysterio sulphuris philosophorum in: Theatrum chemicum Vol. 6, pp. 600–675. 1661, Strasbourg. Popp, Johann [Poppius, Johannes]. German physician and chemist; born 1577 (CERL). Quoted by Gans in his Corallorum historia, see above. Potier, Pierre [Poterius, Petrus] “Observationum & curationum centuria 1” possibly Insig- nium curationum, et singularum observationum centuria prima. Editions published 1615–1624. Potier, Pierre [Poterius, Petrus] “Observationum et curationum, centuria 3.” Potier, Pierre [Poterius, Petrus]. Pharmacopoea spagyrica. Editions published 1624 & 1635. Pratensis, Jason. De cerebri morbis. 1549, Basel. Prévost, Jean [Praevotius, Johannes]. Selectoria remedia multiplici comprobata: libellus posthumus. 1659, Frankfurt. Procopius. De bello Persico. Publilius Syrus. Latin writer; lived 85–43BC. Publius. Untraced. Possibly a misspelling of Publilius. Pythagoras. “Dedivinis.” Probably cited from a doxographical source (Diogenes Laërtius; Sextus Empiricus, Aetius). Quintus Curtius Rufus. First century Roman historian. Remmelin, Johann. Catoptrum microcosmici. Editions published 1619–1660. Renou, Jean de [Renodaeus]. “Commentarius”. French physician; lived 1568–1620 (CERL). Rhazes [Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyyā al-Rāzī]. Persian physician and alchemist; lived 854–925AD. Rhumel [Rhumelius]. Possibly Johann Conrad Rhumel, physician; lived 1597–1661 or 1574–1630 (CERL): or Johann Pharamund Rhumel, German alchemist & physician; fl. 1620–1645 (CERL). Rivière, Lazarus [Riverius]. “De suffusione”.

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