1626 ALCHEMIE und CHEMIE. - Weidenfeld, Joh. Seger von. De secretis adeptorum, sive de usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV. Hbg., Spiering für Schultz, 1685. 12°. 24 Bll., 602 SS., 5 Bll. Pp. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (1.000,- €) / (1.400,- $) Ferg. II, 538 Anm.; Ferchl 571; Schmieder 455; vgl. Duveen 614, Bolton 1066, Dorbon 5247, Neu 4309, Kopp II, 367. - Zweite Ausgabe (EA Ldn. 1684), Robert Boyle gewidmet. "From the dedication to Rob. Boyle we learn that apparently Weidenfeld first heard of Boyle at Vilna in Lithuania. He came to England to see him, and was very well received by Boyle... it would appear, therefore, that this Weidenfeld had close connections with the Boyle circle, perhaps he acted as laboratory assistant" (Duv.). "Famous work. The secrets of the adepts are treated very discreetly, and the author restricts his attention mainly to one - what was called Raymond Lully's Spirit of Wine, believed to be the substance now known as aceton. Contains besides some preparations for medical use and chapter on transmutation" (Ferg.). - Kl. Fehlstelle im Titel überklebt. Bl. 3 mit kl., Bl. 4 mit etwas größerer Fehlstelle, dabei minim. Buchstaben- bzw. Textverl. Stellenw. leicht wasser-, gering stockfl. Oben knapp beschnitten. Einbd. angestaubt. Zuschlag: 550,- € / 770,- $ Jahr Haus Auktion Preis Einband Zustand 1998 Z&K 32/6694 2.400,- Pgt. d. Zt., fleckig, beschabt.
1626 ALCHEMIE und CHEMIE. - Weidenfeld, Joh. Seger von. De secretis adeptorum, sive de usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV. Hbg., Spiering für Schultz, 1685. 12°. 24 Bll., 602 SS., 5 Bll. Pp. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (1.000,- €) / (1.400,- $) Ferg. II, 538 Anm.; Ferchl 571; Schmieder 455; vgl. Duveen 614, Bolton 1066, Dorbon 5247, Neu 4309, Kopp II, 367. - Zweite Ausgabe (EA Ldn. 1684), Robert Boyle gewidmet. "From the dedication to Rob. Boyle we learn that apparently Weidenfeld first heard of Boyle at Vilna in Lithuania. He came to England to see him, and was very well received by Boyle... it would appear, therefore, that this Weidenfeld had close connections with the Boyle circle, perhaps he acted as laboratory assistant" (Duv.). "Famous work. The secrets of the adepts are treated very discreetly, and the author restricts his attention mainly to one - what was called Raymond Lully's Spirit of Wine, believed to be the substance now known as aceton. Contains besides some preparations for medical use and chapter on transmutation" (Ferg.). - Kl. Fehlstelle im Titel überklebt. Bl. 3 mit kl., Bl. 4 mit etwas größerer Fehlstelle, dabei minim. Buchstaben- bzw. Textverl. Stellenw. leicht wasser-, gering stockfl. Oben knapp beschnitten. Einbd. angestaubt. Zuschlag: 550,- € / 770,- $ Jahr Haus Auktion Preis Einband Zustand 1998 Z&K 32/6694 2.400,- Pgt. d. Zt., fleckig, beschabt.
1626 ALCHEMIE und CHEMIE. - Weidenfeld, Joh. Seger von. De secretis adeptorum, sive de usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV. Hbg., Spiering für Schultz, 1685. 12°. 24 Bll., 602 SS., 5 Bll. Pp. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (1.000,- €) / (1.400,- $) Ferg. II, 538 Anm.; Ferchl 571; Schmieder 455; vgl. Duveen 614, Bolton 1066, Dorbon 5247, Neu 4309, Kopp II, 367. - Zweite Ausgabe (EA Ldn. 1684), Robert Boyle gewidmet. "From the dedication to Rob. Boyle we learn that apparently Weidenfeld first heard of Boyle at Vilna in Lithuania. He came to England to see him, and was very well received by Boyle... it would appear, therefore, that this Weidenfeld had close connections with the Boyle circle, perhaps he acted as laboratory assistant" (Duv.). "Famous work. The secrets of the adepts are treated very discreetly, and the author restricts his attention mainly to one - what was called Raymond Lully's Spirit of Wine, believed to be the substance now known as aceton. Contains besides some preparations for medical use and chapter on transmutation" (Ferg.). - Kl. Fehlstelle im Titel überklebt. Bl. 3 mit kl., Bl. 4 mit etwas größerer Fehlstelle, dabei minim. Buchstaben- bzw. Textverl. Stellenw. leicht wasser-, gering stockfl. Oben knapp beschnitten. Einbd. angestaubt. Zuschlag: 550,- € / 770,- $ Jahr Haus Auktion Preis Einband Zustand 1998 Z&K 32/6694 2.400,- Pgt. d. Zt., fleckig, beschabt.
1626 ALCHEMIE und CHEMIE. - Weidenfeld, Joh. Seger von. De secretis adeptorum, sive de usu spiritus vini Lulliani libri IV. Hbg., Spiering für Schultz, 1685. 12°. 24 Bll., 602 SS., 5 Bll. Pp. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (1.000,- €) / (1.400,- $) Ferg. II, 538 Anm.; Ferchl 571; Schmieder 455; vgl. Duveen 614, Bolton 1066, Dorbon 5247, Neu 4309, Kopp II, 367. - Zweite Ausgabe (EA Ldn. 1684), Robert Boyle gewidmet. "From the dedication to Rob. Boyle we learn that apparently Weidenfeld first heard of Boyle at Vilna in Lithuania. He came to England to see him, and was very well received by Boyle... it would appear, therefore, that this Weidenfeld had close connections with the Boyle circle, perhaps he acted as laboratory assistant" (Duv.). "Famous work. The secrets of the adepts are treated very discreetly, and the author restricts his attention mainly to one - what was called Raymond Lully's Spirit of Wine, believed to be the substance now known as aceton. Contains besides some preparations for medical use and chapter on transmutation" (Ferg.). - Kl. Fehlstelle im Titel überklebt. Bl. 3 mit kl., Bl. 4 mit etwas größerer Fehlstelle, dabei minim. Buchstaben- bzw. Textverl. Stellenw. leicht wasser-, gering stockfl. Oben knapp beschnitten. Einbd. angestaubt. Zuschlag: 550,- € / 770,- $ Jahr Haus Auktion Preis Einband Zustand 1998 Z&K 32/6694 2.400,- Pgt. d. Zt., fleckig, beschabt.
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