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Albertus, Magnus

In some of his work, Pliny the Elder (24—79 Ad) wrote of the heating of wine with flames. In the tenth century, the Persian philosopher Avicenna (980—1037 ad) described a distillation stUl. Magister Salemus wrote about "aqua ardens" around 1150 AD. The German alchemist and philosopher, Albertus Magnus (1200—1280 ad), studied wine distillation, made improvements, and wrote a manuscript on the production of aqua ardens. [Pg.78]

Extracts of Lacinius from Albertus Magnus, S. Thomas, and other great sages." In New pearl of great price, ed. Bonus of Ferrara, 389-416., 1894. [Pg.20]

Albertus Magnus. Albertus Magnus, De Occultis Nature by P. Kibre. Osiris 13 (1958) 157-183. [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus. An alchemical tract attributed to Albertus Magnus by P. Kibre. Isis 35, no. 4 (Autumn 1944) 303-316. [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus.Book of minerals. Translated by Dorothy Wyckoff Oxford , 1967. [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus. The Compound of Compounds by Albertus Magnus (Albert the Great). rhttp //pwp.netcabo.pt/r. petrinus/compound-e.html. [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus. Compound of compounds translated from the French by Lynn Bacarella, 1978. R.A.M.S., 1977. [1], 28p. [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus. Egyptian magic. Kessinger, 1997. ISBN 1-56459-356-8... [Pg.110]

Albertus Magnus. "From the Libellus de alchimia." In The alchemy reader, ed. Stanton J. Linden, 99-110.. ... [Pg.110]

Davis, Tenney L. The advice of Albertus Magnus to the ambitious alchemist. DubleBond 6(1934) 14. [Pg.110]

Kibre, Pearl. Alchemical writings ascribed to Albertus Magnus. Speculum 17, no. 4 (Oct 1942) 499-518. [Pg.111]

Kibre, Pearl. The De Occultis Naturae attributed to Albertus Magnus. Osiris 11 (1954) 23-39. [Pg.111]

Kibre, Pearl. Further manuscripts containing alchemical tracts attributed to Albertus Magnus. Speculum 34, no. 2 (Apr 1959) 238-247. [Pg.111]

Song, S.-Y. Alchemical theories in the thirteenth century with special emphasis on Roger Bacon and Albertus Magnus. Soul Taehakkyo Kyoyang Kwajongbu Nonmunjip, Chayon Kwahak-Pyon 2(1970) 1-11. [Pg.238]

Reprints Ancient and modern alchemy (Science 1926) and A genuine copy of the De alchimia of Albertus Magnus (First published Jahrbuch der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, 1955)... [Pg.285]

Albertus Magnus. rhttn //www. crystalinks.com/mangus.html1. [Pg.288]

Baumgardt, R. Albertus Magnus the universal doctor adapted by J. M. Bernstein from a book by. .. Tomorrow 2, no. 1 (Autumn 1953) 71-98. [Pg.288]

Kibre, Pearl. "Albertus Magnus on alchemy." In Albertus Magnus and the sciences commemorative essays, ed. James A. Weisheipl, 187-202. Toronto (ON) Pontifical Institute of Medieval Sciences, 1980. [Pg.288]

Scheeben, Heribert Christian. Albertus Magnus. Bonn on the Rhein , 1932. [Pg.288]

Publications no 35). Includes material on Michael Scot and Albertus Magnus... [Pg.555]

In a work attributed to Albertus Magnus, but which is probably spurious, we are told that Alexander the Great found the tomb of Hermes in a cave near Hebron. This tomb contained an emerald table — "The Smaragdine Table" — on which were inscribed the following thirteen sentences in Phoenician characters —... [Pg.36]

Albertus Magnus, Albert Groot or Albert von Bollstadt (see plate 7), was bom at Lauingen, probably in 1193. He was educated at Padua, and in his later years he showed himself apt at acquiring the knowledge of his time. He studied theology, philosophy and natural science, and is chiefly celebrated as an Aristotelean philosopher. He entered the... [Pg.38]

The celebrated Dominican, Thomas Aquinas (see plate 8), was probably a pupil of Thomas Albertus Magnus, from whom it is thought he imbibed alchemistic learning. It is very probable, however, that the alchemistic works attributed to him are spurious. The... [Pg.39]

The honor for discovering the element arsenic in or about 1250 goes to a German alchemist, Albertus Magnus (1193-1280). He was also the first to propose the concepts of afpnitas, which explained how chemicals were held together. In addition, he learned how to separate several compounds into their constituent elements. [Pg.216]

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