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320 BERGBAU und HÜTTENWESEN. - Ercker, Lazarus. Aula subterranea domina dominantium subdita subditorum. Das ist: Vntererdische Hofhaltung, Ohne welche weder die Herren regiren, noch die Unterthanen gehorchen können. Oder Gründliche Beschreibung derjenigen Sachen, so in der Tieffe der Erden wachsen... - Interpres phraseologiae metallurgicae, Oder Erklärung der fürnehmsten Terminorum u. Rede-arten, welche bey den Bergleuten... gebräuchlich sind... zusammen getragen, Durch... Christianum Berwardum... 2 Tle. in 1 Bd. Ffm., Haaß für Zunner, 1684. 4°. Kupfertit. , 7 Bll., 220, 123 SS., 2 Bll.; 68 SS., mit 40 meist fast ganzs. Holzschn. Ldr. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: (800,- €) Beierlein 83; Darmstaedter, Probierbüchlein 92; Ferchl 174; Ferguson I, 245 (Anm.); Hoover 284; vgl. Dibner 89, Duveen 195 u. Honeyman 964. - "Considering the importance of Ercker's treatise it is remarkable how little is on record about him. He was inspector-general of the mines of Hungary, Transylvania, and the Tyrol, which position he held under three consecutive emperors in the 16th century, and he calls himself of St. Annen Bergk. His book was highly prized at the time, for it was a record of practical experience, and was not burdened with theories and hypotheses" (Ferguson). - "Ercker, along with Agricola and Biringuccio, was the chief spokesman in printed form for most of the metallurgical knowledge of the 16th century and his influence on later assaying literature was enormous. Working as chief inspector of the mines in Bohemia under Emperor Rudolf II, he systematically reviewed the methods of testing alloys and minerals, supervised smelting operations, and wrote with extraordinary clarity of the apparatus and operations involved. Dibner called Ercker's work second only to Agricola's in the beauty of the graphic treatment of the crafts
320 BERGBAU und HÜTTENWESEN. - Ercker, Lazarus. Aula subterranea domina dominantium subdita subditorum. Das ist: Vntererdische Hofhaltung, Ohne welche weder die Herren regiren, noch die Unterthanen gehorchen können. Oder Gründliche Beschreibung derjenigen Sachen, so in der Tieffe der Erden wachsen... - Interpres phraseologiae metallurgicae, Oder Erklärung der fürnehmsten Terminorum u. Rede-arten, welche bey den Bergleuten... gebräuchlich sind... zusammen getragen, Durch... Christianum Berwardum... 2 Tle. in 1 Bd. Ffm., Haaß für Zunner, 1684. 4°. Kupfertit. , 7 Bll., 220, 123 SS., 2 Bll.; 68 SS., mit 40 meist fast ganzs. Holzschn. Ldr. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: (800,- €) Beierlein 83; Darmstaedter, Probierbüchlein 92; Ferchl 174; Ferguson I, 245 (Anm.); Hoover 284; vgl. Dibner 89, Duveen 195 u. Honeyman 964. - "Considering the importance of Ercker's treatise it is remarkable how little is on record about him. He was inspector-general of the mines of Hungary, Transylvania, and the Tyrol, which position he held under three consecutive emperors in the 16th century, and he calls himself of St. Annen Bergk. His book was highly prized at the time, for it was a record of practical experience, and was not burdened with theories and hypotheses" (Ferguson). - "Ercker, along with Agricola and Biringuccio, was the chief spokesman in printed form for most of the metallurgical knowledge of the 16th century and his influence on later assaying literature was enormous. Working as chief inspector of the mines in Bohemia under Emperor Rudolf II, he systematically reviewed the methods of testing alloys and minerals, supervised smelting operations, and wrote with extraordinary clarity of the apparatus and operations involved. Dibner called Ercker's work second only to Agricola's in the beauty of the graphic treatment of the crafts