Alchemy and Hermeticism

5 Curiose Esymische Tractätlein ... Wobey zugleich angehänget wird: Christoph Brummets Tractätlein vom Blut der Natur

by Johann Kunckel von Löwenstern & Christoph Brummet

First published:
18th century
Language: German

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Traditions: Alchemy and Hermeticism

Subjects: Alchemie, "Blut der Natur"

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Alchemy and Hermeticism
Controlled discovery queries from austrian-library-network and austrian-national-library matched “Alchemie”. Retained metadata contains “Alchemie” in the subject metadata.
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- “Alchemie”· via Austrian National Library
- “Alchemie”· in subject

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Austrian National Library catalog record ONB availability: 43ACC_ONB \| State Hall at Josefsplatz (ALT-PRUNK) \| 76.J.90 \| available \| Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books (ALT)	1721	—	German	—	Catalog record	Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab) Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab) Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab) Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab)