(39) See Theatr. Chem. vol. 5, Salmons Practical Physic; and Le Bibliotheque des Philosophes Chimiques.

(40) The following have been attributed to him: --- Avicenna de Tinctura Metallorum,Idem, Porta Elementa. Idem, de Mineralibus. (41) See Paracelsu in Libro de Vita longa, Pontanus, Epistola, etc. R, Bacon in Libro de Mirab. Natur. Operib. (42) Artefii Antiquissimi Philosophi de Arte Occulta atque Lapide Philosophorum Liber secretus. (43) See Speculum Alchimiae Rogerii Bachonis, Theat. Chem., vol. 2. De Mirabilibus Potestatibus Artis et Naturae, etc. (44) Speculum Alchimiae, in fine. Fr. Bachonis Anglici libellus cum influenctiis Coeli relates to the same mystical subject. (45) Lib. Ii de Mineralibus, cap. 1. (46) Tom. 21 in fol. Lugduni, 1653, and in Theat. Chem., vol. 2. (47) Nortons Ordinal of Alchemy, Preface, in Ashmoles Theat. Chem. Brit. (48) See Chronicon Magnum Belgicum. (49) Tractatus D. Thomae Aquino datus fratri D. Reinaldo de Arte Alchimiae. (50) Meteorum Initio, lib. Iv; and again, Praecipuus Alchimistarum scopus est transmutare metalla scilicet imperfecta secundum veritatem et non sophistice. (51) Thesaurus Alchimiae, cap. 1 and 8. Tractatus datus Fratri Reinaldo. This with the Secreta Alchimiae and another are given in the Theatrum Chemicum, and other collections of the Art. (52) Nostris diebus habuimus magnum... (J. Andraeas in addit. ad Speculum Rub de crim. Falsi.)... Haec ille Andaeas... (R. Vallensis de Veritate, etc., in Theat. Chem., vol. 1). Alchimia est ars perspicaci... (D. Fabianus de Monte, S. Severin in Tractatu de Emptione et Venditione, Quest 5. Oldranus, lib. Concilio, Quest 74.) (53) Alani Philosophi, Dicta de Lapide. (54) Prophetia Anglicana Merlini, etc., Alanai de Insulis, Francf. 1608. (55) Ultimum Testamentum R. Lulli. (56) Cremeri Testamentum. (57) Aureas illas Anglorum primum... See Olaus Borrichius de Ortu et Progressu Chemiae, 4 to., p. 242; and E. Dickenson, de Quintessentia. (58) Histoire Hermetique, vol 3. His Theoriea et Practica, given in the third volume of the Theat. Chem., appears to us one of the very best pieces of Alchemical philosophy extant. (59) Nortons Ordinal (60) Nortons Ordinal, cap. 1 (61) See Dufresnoy, Hist. Herm. vol. 2, p. 11, etc. (62) See Histoire Hermetique, vol. 1, p. 206; Lives of the Adepts, p. 38; Les Hieroglyphiques de N. Flammel. (63) J. I. Hollandus de Lapide Philosophico, Frankf. 1669. I. Hollandus Opera Universalia, etc... (64) Nortons Ordinal, chap.5 (65) Chimische Schriften, Fr. Basilii Valentinii, in 12 mo., 1717. (66) Ashmoles Theatrum Chemicum Britanicum, London 1652. (67) Ripley Revived... by E. Philalethes, London 1678. (68) Marsilii Ficini Florent. Liber de Arte Chemica. (69) J.F. Picus, de Auro in Theat. Chem., vol 2; also J.F.P. Mirandolae Domini, Concordieque, Opus Aureum de Auro... (70) See De Vanitate Scientiarum, Alch., etc. (71) See Lives of the Alchemists, p. 52 (72) An Admonition of Erroneous Experiments, Theat. Chem. Brit., p. 189. (73) See Introitus Apertus ad Occlusum Regis Palationem, cap. xiii. (74) Dees Diary, Spet. 1586. (75) See notes appended to the Theat. Chem. Brit. (76) See :A True and Faithful Relation of what passed for many years between Dr John Dee and some Spirits, London 1659. (77) See Boehmes Works, edited by Law and others, 4 vols. (78) Philippi Mulleri Miracula et Mysteria Medico-Chemica, Wirtemburg 1656. Amb. Mullers