De tartaro libri septem perquam utiles. Opera et industria... Adami a Bodenstein in lucem... primo editi, nunc vero auctiores dt castigatiores excusi. (1570) Woodcut portrait of Paracelsus. 8 unn. ll., 451 (recte 453) pp., 11 unn. pp., index. Sm. 8vo. Basel, Petrus Perna, 1570. Contemp. limp vellum (without ties). The first comprehensive treatment of tartaric diseases, i.e. disorders associated with deposits in blood vessels and the stomach, edited by his pupil Adam von Bodenstein. Bodenstein (d. 1577), son of the Reformer Karlstadt, published Paracelsus' writings from his literary estate beginning in 1560.
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Sachgebiete: Alchemie, Medizin, Naturwissenschaften, Renaissance , Schweiz
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