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68 MUNDISUB TERRANEI Cap.Yiu. Montes aliudfunt, quamMetallicorum corporum promus condus inexhauftus , in quorum concavitatibus per abditos meatus, Metal/a, Ignis fubterranei virtute &energia, veluti in Fornace quadam decocla, & ad maturitatem defideratam deduda , in ufum morta- VtilitM Montium in catore at temêrando. lium egeruntur. Non dicam hic de amoenitateProfpedus, deutilitate, quamUmbra fua in fubjedis agrorumplanisvallibufque conferunt; non memoro, quantiinnatura locorum conftituenda momenti Montes nafci necefTe eft. mox ad pri- Cui non experienti^ conftat , Plana Montihus fuppofita , mum Solis in Arietem ingreffum, folutis nivium , quibusvertices Montium opertifunt, molibus , terram circumfitam mirum in modum fovere , & ad fosturam follicitare ? Et ne humore nimio Terra inebriaretur , declivitate fua humoris ftagnationem impediens humorem continuo fluxuintra alveos Fluminum coaftum in Mare detrudit : ut fic fuperfluo humore exonerata apta reddatur proventibus rerum. Si vero Terra, plana fuperficie diftenta ca>-Teilufuiffet, omnibus jam recenfitis emohimen- Xpfanf" tis haud dubie caruifl"et ; neque enim Fhimi- # non de. na obasquabilem Ttrr^fuperficiem, fluxum ^'^"'"' fuum continuafiênt , neque Nives liquefadix habuiflent , quo ôie. exonerarent , ftagnantium itaque multitudine Aquarum in omnespartesdifFufarum, Terram una cum Vegetantis Sentientifque natur» foetibus, humoris fuperfluitate perire neceffe fuiffet fint : hoc fanfte affirmare aufim , diverfarumRegionum, Provinciarum , Urbiumque proprietatem , qualitatemque non nifi anaturali Montium circumfitorum conftitutione provenire. Sed unum eft quod Naturaprovidain Montium conftitutione&partium Terreftrium exafperatione potiifimumintendit, caloris fcilicet proportionatum incrementum , fme quo nihil refte difponi potuiiTet; hinc enim fit, ut Solares, cseterorumque Siderum radii , intra Montium anfra&us , faxofarumque molium difpares conftitutiones , vario reflexu vehemen- cotififtentium planorum llagnantiumque Accedit aeris infalubritas , quam fme motu ter intendant calorem , halitus vaporefque aquarum putredines caufafTent. adMeteorologicas imprefliones emciendas Ex quibus omnibus penitiori mentis fcrutinio expenfis , Montium necejitas luculen- eliciant: ex quibus innumera in Geocofmi ceconomia emolumenta , vxfuo loco dicetur, ter patet. C A P U T IX. 3)e arcana Montium CQnJliuitione, Caj^.lX QUi Sphaeram materialem conficere volunt , circulos primb adaptant, quosMeridianos vocant , ea difpofitione, ut omnesfefe inPolisMundiinterfecent,hifcedeinde^quatorem,caeterofque ordine circulos parallelos tum ad confiftentiam Sphaeras, tum ad arcanam Tellurisconftitutionem indigitandam applicant. Si paulo fubtiliori trutina Geocofmi flruduram examinemus, qua aptat concinnatque Telluris Glohum , eadem prorfus ratione a Natura conftitutum comperiemus ; fiquidem Montium catenas a Polo ad Pohim, five ex Borea in Auftrum conftitutas effe , ipfe Geocofmus fat fuperque docet. Sed ut veritatem r ei clarius oltendamus PrimaCa- Prima Catena Montium in circulum ordi- TJn^ ZTn-^^^^ deducitur a Polo per iflaneiiam, Scotium , qui- tiam, Angliam, Germaniam , continuata Monmmfit. tiumfene, reftoque tramite ufque ad JZ/m, qu3E funt vehiti «o^«j quidam Catence magnce, quo, qui difcontinuo ordineextenfi Montes nonnullam connexionislabem incurrerint, vinciantur, conftringanturque ad firmiorem confiftentiam. Ab Alpihus vero , novo veluri annulari ordine implexi Movtes, Apennino)uY)guntm, quo totius meditullium Itali^ haud fecus ac fpina quaedam dorfi, optima oflium compage, continuata ferie per Siciliam Montihus Ajriae conneftitur, & quos Luna vocant. Alter Catena magm nodus , ufque ad ultimum Auftri Promontorium , Borns fpei nuncupatum, extenditur, quem ordinemhaud dubie ufqvie ad oppofitum Mundi Polum continuari , ipfa ratio diftat. Ex hoc vero Auftrino Polo , per incognitos Auftralis Terra tra6tus , ufque ad Fretum Magellanicum diftenditur, &ii\\inc^&c Andium Ameriae AU' ftralis, Boreceqae immenfos tradus Polo Boreo jungitur ei , a quo dimanarat. Altera Catena ad angulos te^tosprimam in- Altera terfecans, abienfqueex Polo , & diftenfio- ,^ff « ' ' 1 j concatenanisfujepropaginemper Tartariam aerivans«r«»jcorn- . Imaum fibi conjungit, qui permediam '5'9'-}'^^?"^j'''^"" ' thiam , magnum Mogoris Imperium , & tan- tiamjit, dempermedium India ôtiumin Promontorium Comorinum excurrit , ubi mediante Maris fundo Montihus Zeilani Infulje , & hinc fubter Oceanum in Polum Auftrinum distenditur ; atque hinc tandem , per incognitos terrarum, Oceanique traftus , principio, aquodifceffit,connedlitur. Qiioniam verb perpetuus Oceani seftus , fluxufque ex; OrienteinOccidentem, continua fuaallifione , nonnuUum detrimentum adferre poterat ; hinc provida Natura tranfverfas Montium catenas difpofuit , quibus totius Terrence Molis machina firmiorem confiftentiam adipifceretur. Unde vides ex Oriente in Occi- Catena: dentemabukima SinarumYê^sXono. Montes^^"^]"^^)^ - o tran'verl^ montihus ita annexos , ut quos China ^QtquMam,!^ tranfverfum propagat, Imam extra Chinam'*^^'*"^' continuet in Occidentem Scythias , Indice, Cafpii
LIB.II. Cap. I X. Cafpii Maris , America, Afi(z Minoris , MacedonicR , ufque ad Jlpes Cottias &c Rhcetias continuatis Montihus conjungat , quas Alfes per Pelphinatum totamque Narhonenfem Gal- DE OPIFICIO GLOBI TERRENL aiiTluxu fcecundandam; quod non accidiffet, liam continuas committit Alpihus Pyrenxis, Oceanus Montium ca/e«ijpr2peditus, non fi qu£ hinc tandem in ultimum Occidentis liberas , fed motionibus agitationibufque terminum , ufquedum fuo reftituantur principio , ordine mirifico propagantur. berrimo fuo & impetuofiilimo motu , Ter- inaccefTas femitas offendiflet. Ne verb li- cwrCatena: Sed quffiresforfan , Cur Crf^^^w^hujufmo- reflriumregionumoris, alluvione fua , de- ^nolwo ^^ î^ Oceano continuatas non videantur, )trimento foret, Natura has Montium catenas difpofuit , ut ad hos tumentibus unda- mnpateantfed ultimis Tetrarum promontoriis , quafi abrupts & interruptsdifpareant? Refpondeo rum procellis fraftis, adfuos fibi deflinatos , Catenas hujufmodi Montium non ab- alveos rediret. Qiioniam verb Oceanus rumpi omnino , fed fubter Oceani profunditatem eodem ordine continuari ; fuas quoque fluendi leges a Borea in Auflrum , & contra , flatutis temporibus fer- quod vero non emineant , nifi per difperfas hinc vat; contra hoc tranfverfi Montium ordines inde infulas in Oceano emergenres , id pofitifunt, uthoc pado , fme ofFendiculo, certe fagaciflimo Naturê conulio faftum Natura fuas operationes in Terreftris Munde efTe tibi perfuadeas : Cum enim Oceanus Oeconomia periiceret. Nemo tamen hoc perpetuo fluxu Orhem Terrarum ambiat loco exiflimet velim , Catenas hafce Montium fluxilis naturae Elementum veluti jurequodam, in perfedlos circulos coordinatas , fed, itinera ab omni obflaculo& repagulis immunia , & undiquaque pervia requideiimbriis catenarumin immenfa utrinque prout Terrarum neceflitas requirebat , fubinrebat ; hinc Catenas Montium per extititios Regionum circumjacentium fpatia dedudis vertices in Oceano non continuantur , ne compofitas. 69 ex motui Oceani , Mariumque , obicem ponerent, atque adeb liberum haberentcampum ad univerfam Terram copiofo aquarum H E M 1 S P H .£ R I U M OJJaturi£ Globt Xcrreni aquis nudat(^. Verumcumdehisuberius Deo dantein fequentihus6i&.vin{mv&, hxc in genere tantum jdidla de Montihus fujQSciant. Figuramhic appofitam vide. Inqua Catena Montium A B C D, monfttat, illam Montium compagem) quae a Polp Altîco , petEuropa 1 3 me-
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M U N D U S Folr SUBTERRANEUS. LIBE
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LIB. I. C E ,N T R O G R A P H I C
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um Altera flagnantium j tur adolefc
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lenter torquere montium j tum neqvi
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Cap. III. concipi pollit. Somo ut p
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videretur dere naturam I ' tem enne
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Motus gravium utiomniumnonimmerito
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LIB. r. Cap, 1 1. fpatium quoddam d
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Page 63 and 64: tempore quo bilia A & netur êtSuht
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Page 69 and 70: Cap.llt LIB.I. CENTROGRAPHICUS. 4^
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' ^viil fitefc/mt. îZâlt LIB. II.
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LIB.II. DE OPIFICIO GLOBI TERRENI.
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Capxi^- vehementiam , ne Terram int
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Ife. LIB.II. DE OPIFICIO GLOBI TERR
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LIB. ri. DE OPIFICIO GLOBI TERRENI.
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cefTante | pararunt pofitis LIBII.
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LIB.II. DE OPIFICIO GLOBI TERRENL I
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• f fcehdi re 1 Q LIB.II. DE OPIF
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j lib.ii.de opificio globi terreni.
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• henche LIB.II. DE OPIFICIO GLOB
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votionis LIB. II. DE OPIFICIO GLOBI
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LIB.n. DE OPIFICIO Cap.yx.. Onenfe;
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. L j LIB. III. H Y D R O Cap. Hinc
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1 nona LIB. ni. HYDROGRAPHICUS. 135
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innumeros mari LIB.III. H Y D R O G
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Cap.W. ^ftuum t^ Currentium effeclu
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Ctf/>. LIB. III. II. fatemqu^ndamfl
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humiditas LIB. III. H Y D R O G R A
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' LIB.III. H Y D R O 'vivacijjimum
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tantummodo ' ^^^^^^^ H Y D R O G R
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I I I aliquibus / LIB. III. HYDROGR
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quod I itaque hoc LIB. III. HYDROGR
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j ! aquas I \ Cap.V. in uiti- ex Or
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| I 1^6 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI xusf^Refl
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. charybdis 1^8 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI S
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Se^. 1 1. Heron. i5o MUNDI SU BTERR
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! occupant i62 M U N D I S U B T E
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' Gapiculo gredere Sea.llh 164 MUND
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i LIB. III. HYDROGRAPHICUS. 165 & I
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Cliordae i68 MUNDI Sea bemfir,often
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dum luculenter MUNDI SUBTERRANEI IJ
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DlVlN Atque 74 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI Se
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, di(5to convertere ; vel certe ex
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178 MUNDI SUBTERPvANEI Se^. lll. po
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,8o MUNDI SUB TERRANEI SeSi.l. Tell
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in verfaremur; non dicat, obfcurita
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conflagra-vit \ nobis Cap. V. Funal
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dentium, LIB. IV. PYROGRAPHICUS. 95
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Smyrnas Lin. IV. P Y R O G R A P H
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fitione ! gluten libi locorum deefl
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temporis gnibus 'Romimorum Confutum
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nihil j ranes inftrumentis j cebatu
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Cau[a Etefiarrnn. III. LIB.IV. cuum
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j [ j j LIB. IV. DE VENT illic Orti
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LIB. IV. DE VENTORUM ORIGINE. Cap.
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fer catadu- /KnVentus LIB.IV. Cap.V
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vis ; nei ; nes graphice imafubfide
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LIB. IV. facile in iîiem exardefci
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magnam genrium unde elapfi obftacul
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educere ^^^yjjj num animaliumque ru
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fundatum ' LIB.IV. Cap. X. hic frig
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\ accumulatione j eus ' Hh LIB. IV.
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: Eriflimum Suppono M U N D 247 SUB
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; Cap.l- LIB. V. DE FLUMINUM ORIGIN
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• pofitis ; ! B ; LIB. V. DE FLUM
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:; Refpondeo Caj>.U. 'Experimm tum.
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! Acronianus, LIB.V. DE FLUM i Cap.
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qus, rum dam , CaP III. "'^^' ' LIB
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cibus mocondos LIB. V. DE FLUMINUM
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. Cap. I. iJuUm " quatn el[e miflun
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undem hoc feliciori Phyfiognomis me
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"" ' pteft. lamtamenindevirtutem at
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ftrium mus, nis cifica natura herba
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{ f nitur ; eft enim adftringentis
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j I libram I j ; poneparticulas ; d
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j j | j Sit j E Cap. VL cMti.rim wf
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' LIB. V. VIRTUTES AQUARUM. 279 Cap
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. TOM. num ' lûcis Cap. I. Mons Er
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; , tione 1 modulo I j fus I curiof
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& ; j ; , Cap. l. LIB. V. D E T H E
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. tur. ; . Cap. I. tinenfi Agro ad
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;, cum LIB. V. D E T H E R Cap. Nea
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hinc I quam ; quoque I I 1 per i fi
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; membra i LIB. V. D E T H E R M I
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ne Fiunt LIB.V. MIRACULA AQJJARUM.
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; cap. n. LIB.V. MIRACULA AQJJARUM.
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! CONSECTARIUMl. i LIB. V.
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, meatus j exefifque rum neam vafa
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, i aquas I cretaceaeque I ' motum
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, LIB.V. MIRACU bap.lV'^^ CD attige
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i I decrefcente ; LIB. V. Cap. IV.
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. rum wor^/ô/? teres qus Sed natur
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num vtrum den- LIB.V. MIRACULA AQUA
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etroceflu molibus ftf/.VII.fulfil^^
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jam patientium runt cem cujus telle
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quem ' nari fiftentiam Globo Cap. I
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LIB. VI. DE ELEMENTO TERR^. 319 Cap
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! que LIB. VI. DE ELEMENTO TERRi^.
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: , : ' men za,intingoli, DE ELEMEN
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nuUis Si j que Vtrum dem tranfmutat
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^«w ctf/ceunitur, exhalare LIB. VI
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1 [ latibulis 1 minem j , hoc ( Hin
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1 . LIB.VI. D E N I T R O. 331 Cap.
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' . . Cap.lV. ciafeftatur. LIB. vr.
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j j Sexto. mundato tum I ;; ritono.
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, Hifpanis Exquibusomnibusfacile Di
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tandem nis ; LIB. VI. D E V Cap. I.
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; mifiixm rum LIB.VI. D E V I T R I
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ficat j rificatum poUet Prior ; Cap
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nasincifiva I LIB.VI. DE Cap. IV. q
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foji/is aur intra funt. ! Xx ; M U
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cineris herbarum nullos i exacerhis
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j qua j j hsc ; LIB.VII. novum vena
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mur- cumuli Refpondeo i in ; ceam Q
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usTelluspertufanon nim deinde refol
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: I ti rent. quam fimile quoque/)fr
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Aoribusmaximeufitatam bendas 4, , q
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: 1 tandcm Atque quemadmodum ' cont
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ciam, Jihi fimilitudine naturae pro
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? LrB.Vn. HYLOCINESJS GLOBI TERRF.S
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2 | i^proprte | 269,^. ^^^^ ] ^qua
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alti . ET Fentium vem quadrHplici d
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. . E T V E R B O R U M. Pifmam lac
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Sacratissimo & Ikvictissimo LEOPOLD
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P R O OE M I U M A D L E C T O R E
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[ I hris . . I N D E X ARGUMENTORUM
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III. . g INDEX ARGUMENTORUM. L I B
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' ; M U N D I Fol.i SUBTERRANEI LIB
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! ' ferunt ! cota , Cap. I. LApis ,
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. 1 quod ! crz ! quem i traria ' eo
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. : . Ca/>.lll. LIB. VIII. D E ment
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entium Quibus Suppono mentis tate ;
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etiam : LIB. VHI. DE LAPIDIBUS. II
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plius ^.^ | remanent | forma j alio
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Eodemprorfusmodofehabere tenebrofus
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' , reflefti AccipeSphteram ma. c t
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: LIB. VIII. D E Cap. VI. colores a
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, I i quodam LIB. VIII. D E L A P I
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. piinius. »jx Plinio diftus , & L
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I ! adhccrere i \ falinis j I linus
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jmyfticos, , LIB. Vni. DE L Crf;>.v
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iw^ j^wdfw extra fiderari mnium nem
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3. ôrmmTmcx exprimit, inirafaxumpe
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Cap.lX, LIB. VIII. D E L A P I D I
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«afcitur ^^^âm ' ; « LIB.VIII. D
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I nutioris apertum humo ^ LIB. VIII
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^" Y>icQsiQC\xn(xo'., ! humeftata .
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' que CaP.lK. LIB. VIII. D E prodig
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, eliquatum. aut & modifuntnonnulla
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• r iap. 1A. LIB.VIII. DE SUCCORU
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, °^'*^^|^" ^ pihus Cap.ll. DE SUC
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. iômni ' xorum ; LIB. VII!. DE SU
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tis dentem J/ffjifw//otrigintapedes
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I I H 1 . LIB.VIII. fueritit , hoc
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ut } guam offeae ' H LIB.VIir DE SU
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inftar ' LIB.VIII. DE SUCCORUM, SAL
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, ; Anfelmus Cornua, LIB.VIII. DE S
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I I j prope i j j I cujus I j , LlB
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, ' . ; Jilis. LfB.VIII. DE SUCCORU
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; j eum Cap. I. LIB.Vlil. Camiiius
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. LIB.VIII. DE SUCCORUM,SALIUM,&c.
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: quJ,necefTe , turales nem aut ; ;
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XX. de tempore , SciangMi LIB.VIII.
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. j ' j \ [ in I parentium j na 1 l
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Cap.lV. LlB.vm. DE SUCCORUM,SALlUM,
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I A ; LIB.VHI. TABULA LAPIDUM PRETI
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i I I iingunt Melitenfis, ; ; LIB.
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; Nomina. \ Forma,Color,Natalesloci
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. . pn ; LIB.VIII. LAPIDES XII. IN
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Cap.su flex gmu* animaliu?» fubter
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Cap. I. Erinacei ^ By/irices. Vrftn
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, Cap.U, LIB.VIII. tJbu$ nemo dubit
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: ; derio que que Cap.U. LIB.VIII.
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. : ^ \ Cyfatus. -Hît tamen , lu.,
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, 1 iv ; UBviII. DE ANIMAUBUS SUBTE
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LlB.Vill. DE ANIMALIBUS SUBTERRANEI
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Vefputius j cernuntur vaftiflimo fi
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, gunt cumdedit j Inter : LIB.VIII.
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, LIB.VIII. DE ANIMALIBUS SUBTERRAN
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' j 1 mortalium I LIB.VIII. DE ANIM
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colore , : L!B.Vm. DE ANTMALIBUS SU
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; LIB.VIII. DE ANIMAUBUS SUBTERRANE
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erroreque 1 P DE ANIMALIBUS SUBTERR
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Cap.lU. homi>'es fubterrnnetu parte
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um ' . LIB.VIII. DE ANIMALIBUS SUBT
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, tus induti. LIB.VIII. DE ANIMALIB
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Cap. I. "' M U N D SUBTERRANEI I LI
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exhalatione \ j Sed LIB. IX. D E qu
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herbas iierbis fpermate, herbas flo
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; I I _ TABULA RESOLUTORIA. Ommum V
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; Seh. l. Calor mui- 132 M U N D I
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1 1' ^ { ' Se^. I. Riûbarba rum bi
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. CUpponoprimo^Zdffrf piper : Sea.
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. SeB. I. i3< MUNDI SUBTERRANEI ^tt
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mercurio ; \ li) quod :, 140 MU NDI
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. eidem ponerentur ' : Odinm bufoni
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: ita fymptomatum llare; 144 MUNDI
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' gniffimum ripermiferit, [ frutici
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1 advertentibus 1 | I darum mnia rc
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et, fitse, taftu , I -11 rem MUNDI
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. canis fpirituofum ; ullo operari
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fpeculum ê^ II ^^"^ MUNDI SUBTERRA
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i'*^^ ahhorreafit^ Refpondeo, hoc p
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frequenti rebus LlB.iX. DE VENENiS
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j ex \ intoxicati I ne j fubtiliffi
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i , , '< c./.vn. TABULA SYNOrXICA U
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Caufticafuavi roditvifcera, dot I I
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| ; LIB.IX. DE VENENIS SENSITlVyE N
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; LIB.IX. DE IMPERF. METALL. CORPOR
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duflria " C^;>.II. LIB.IX. DE IMPER
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, LIB.IX. DE IMPERF. METALL. CORPOR
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; hydrargyro horihus LIB.IX. DE IMP
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: j naturs rax, & LIB.IX. DE IMPERF
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a , Ca^. V. LIB.IX. DE IMPERF. META
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I ! Z Cap.Yl. LIB.IX. DE IMPERF. ME
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Sed ; LI8JX. DE IMPERF. METALL CORF
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; mentis guiis \ ûomodowerb ne ana
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' ; Cap.ll. Aurum D Argmtnm. % Mi.
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terra j Secundb rum 1 : Cap.n. LIB.
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vero ; Cap.lV. Naturji gluten hU' m
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, ; Cap. I. Uotitta rirnm m»eraUnm
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LIB.X. DE METALLORUM FODINIS, Caput
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. Secundus 1 Bb LIB.X. DE ARTIS MET
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: natur extrado tum j , LIB.X. DE M
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,; . LIB.X. DE METAL G;/>.Vll.phyla
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LIB. X. DE ETALLORUM FODINIS. QOI p
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1 hujnam LIB.X. DE FODINARUM NATURA
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fimul I ret . LIB.X. Cap. 1 1. Refp
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n. Natura mx j 8. id cant , bem coq
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! 1; I ' Cinnahrium urgento vivo di
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Cap. VI. LIB.X. DE FODINARUM NATURA
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LIB.X. DE FODINARUM CONDITIONIBUS.
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;. • I adivas 1 prscipuum I LIB.X
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fufum flavum fcentia campis, Cap.m.
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LIB.X. DE piinius. Cap. IV. argento
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LIB.X. DE FODINARUM CONDITIONIBUS.
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; !, mas rio purificatione :, LIB.X
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quorum inde maxime ] partim foffion
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j ; LIB.X. DE FODINARUM CONDITIONIB
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, triolo poftea j pers genti Cap.nu
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cesfubtusexcavatasdemittuntur, : LI
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: hac metaila muito I ^gpg Intextof
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1 ] mollitiem ; Gaudent, Merula. Di
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eoaio LIB.X. DE FODINARUM CONDITION
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' Sale J ,. LIB.X. DE FODINARUM CON
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, Cap.%1. 3W/>a proprietcu Salii. L
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: dum i viginti quantitate,feu di.Q
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. M U N D 249 SUBTERRANEI I LIBER U
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'! , j I i- i 1. , LSB.X!. DE ORIGI
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1 auftoritatem ' Ji , LIB.XI. DE OR
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; ininatcejfa humano m telleclui. D
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LIB.xr. DE ORIGINE ALCHYMIiE. 257 C
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Tcm.ll. ^^8.
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CPutrefadio 260 MUNDISUBTERPvANEI S
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Se^. I. i6i MtJNDI SUB fpiritum vin
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; falis ammonmi. 2^4 MUNDISUBTEPtRA
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i66 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI SeH. I. per C
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' verfalis humanum ad (268 MUNDI SU
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I Sulphur e$> iAercurius difficulte
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. ! 272 M U N D I S U B Se^. 1 1. c
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' , Se^. II. Ntttun labor in metall
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, tumque ftantije exrubroin 276 MON
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. confufum 278 M U N D I Cap. 1 1.
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38o M U N D I S U B T E R R A N E I
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, ' ; 282 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI uti ref
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; I ; • .îdtna trim eopula. 284
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aut I lOOO II lOOOO verbisfat, fupe
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1 fuo longe ] bis ! exhihentia I ,
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' ' torpora fer Jimilitudinem tantu
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j Tanto nem — 292 MUNDI SUBTERRAN
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' SeSi. II. a variti eBnfeSum eê.
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j ; ' Se^. 1 1. eum reperire licuer
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1: I morhorum ' '• quamplurimos I
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auro damnum U^KI 500 MUNDl SUBTERRA
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me Delrius, Pererius, 302 MUNDI SUB
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. perresobvias ; , 304 MUNDI SUB TE
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; ;. ô6 SeB.llI. ^^^ afgento prspa
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„ , 3o8 M U N D I S U B T E R R A
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phuris ponimus unciarum tam . : 310
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312 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI arcani. .y^^.
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Portam lum tam fulam ; ' 3'4 M U N
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I I Seddicent I quod ; 316 MUNDI SU
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; 318 M U N D I S U B fifpirituvitr
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520 MUNDI SUB TERR ANEI SeB.UI. aut
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, perimentafafta ] ' eo Utrum de tu
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I I ; non j jufmodi obfpirituum min
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. ram Lunam 526 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI .
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. 328 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI Se^.iy. xi
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330 M U N D I SUBTERRANEI SeS.iy.br
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vocmude qui fanfte affirmarunt , fe
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: : exijlit . tempore 934 MUNDI SUB
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;: 536 MUNDI SUB TERRANEI Se^.lY. t
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, tuunt. . 538 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI Se
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adfpirant ' InHantia Mchymifiarum.
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i I qua: \ rumque 54' MUNDI SUBTERR
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' . : 344 M U N D I SeS.W.^^rianck,
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I canorum M U N D 24^ SUBTERRANEI I
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ex curialem 348 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI q
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, MUNDISUBTERRANEl 3^0 SeB. I. & an
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:; Non Se^. I. Volucrtim fenm fal f
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354 M U N D I S U B T E RR ANEI Sei
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Se^. I. MpUfiicifacnltatii tnodum l
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vivificantem ; Sea. I. 358 N D 1 S
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' degenerec. aufpicium malia j ne 3
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; I tem ; greflusmare j pratum 562
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mofum tentatum tum Dico fluxu non q
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ca quamarisimpetuspatet \66 M U NDI
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sea.t OrchU jinthrofopiorfhn. 568 M
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j . 570 MUNDI SUB SeB. I. ine/e qui
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; I I 572 M U N D I S U B Se^.l. cz
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• : ' I Se£i.ll. 374 MUNDI SUBTE
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576 M U N D I S U SeSi.ll. cri &fle
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eadem Ouomodo ciofc produ- Btpoftea
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, Ohfervatio da fit. Dixi ex moro n
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382 MUNDI SUB Se^. II. & aceto lati
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; 384 MUNDi SUBTEP».RANEI Dico , e
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:: : 386 MUNDI SUB TERRANE! ^f^.II.
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• /- ; • .rr i • V 588 M U N
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{ experientia cibus 390 MUNDISUBTER
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' ; fierant j commifceri j j iÛaer
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& j Divina Sapientia, utintripliciN
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1 , SeB.lI. •luiMio ^ro de Veneni
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j !; dere 398 MUNDI SUBTEPvRANEl ^f
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400 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI sea.m. TABULA
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I 402 M U N P I ^f^.III. derumque f
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] ris 404 MUNDI SUB SeB Ill.ticem a
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; 1 ubi Jalij 406 M U N D I S U B M
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% 4oS MUNDI SUBTERRANEI 5£'EIII.in
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M '' 4IO , U ^f^.III. ficcata ferit
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LIB.XII. ARS DISTILLATORIA. 411 S E
Page 867:
l!i:Jl!i II II . , 'Tjttnus. ll. f-
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T- 4. 414 MUNDI SUBTERRANEl ^f^j V.
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a6 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI SeB.\Y.facieni
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• 4i8 MUNDI SUB Cap.ll Tot ignes
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j chalcanthum Venena,Mercurius,Lith
Page 878:
422 MUNDI SUBTERRANEl Se^.lV. tum,
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adûngam habes progrediamur. Alius
Page 885:
Xi/mu.s Z Ju Jal ^^
Page 888:
falino-fulphureo-mercurialibus,ad '
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\mi . . 2^/ -fal. +^7 /r^ ffl TrPV5
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, 4^8 M U N D I Selt.lY. Nom.Plant.
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, phuris Terfic» arbor. Ab. Ezra.
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I omnes que Magno ' hanc Sambuci(Eb
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temporum { mergatur , MUNDl SUBTERR
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5(?i!?.IVJocomunito. Hocperadoobfer
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. comparuit, I emanat. 458 MUNDISUB
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, Uanquam 440 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI S E
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MUNDI SUBTERRANEI 44^ musinterhujuf
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444 M U N D I S U B T E RRANEI Se^.
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cet Seii. Eb melle (^ manna «cirri
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^ | quidem 448 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI j
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45° Se^. V. MUNDI SUBTERRANEI C A
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MUNDI SUB 4^2 T E R R A N E I Se^.Y
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a 4^4 M U N D 1 S U I ; T Se^,Y. co
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mcntum pulchrum. mtnfiruum. Salis A
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:; 4^8 MUNDI SUB Armotei. Se^,Y. fn
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. 460 MUNDI SUB TERRANEl Se^. V. no
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4^2 M U N D I Se^. V. plumbum A. in
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68111 1 464 M U N D I S U B Seil. V
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} Experimenta i 456 MUNDI SUB TERRA
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4^8 MUNDI SUB viride plus quam arid
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I ; , , Sea.V. Plinius. ; Vitrum fl
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I trum 47 MUNDI SUBTEPx-RANEI f"^ V
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accipiunt 474 M U N D I S U BTERPcA
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Rulrum Sapphiriêt^îonem Smaragdus
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. 47S M U N D I S U B Ma/liches dep
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; 48( MUNDI SUBTERRANEI SeB. V. bil
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, Se,'}. V. *Marcia cofta mate- ria
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. M U N D I S U B T E R Fv Se^. V.
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' 486 MUNDI SUBTERRANEI Seii.V. qux
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488 MUNDISUBTERRANEl Se^. V. tiam {
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' SeB. V. mam : 490 M U N D I S U B
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. ' » j imponantur ' &probe : 492
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. Sea. V. 494 MUNDl SUBTERRANEI C A
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1 j 496 MUNDI SUB TERR ANEl Se^. V.
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nalium idem. 498 MUNDI SUBTF. RRANE
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s;oo MUNDI SUBTERRANEI Seli. V. Fig
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I cineribus ; ria metal- Urum. Calx
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; V 504 MUNDI SUB Sell.Y. dibuntque
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nae Sea.Y. 506 M U N O I Quxritur ,
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plumbt , ' iorisquomodo Akmhicmqmd.
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479' utiks. . INDEX RERUM Comrarior
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486, ' Lapidu /iefimtts. ^, ^- dife
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•> '' ' I N D E X mgmm qut a»did
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I , . ntis^fatyrii inimicitiie, fî
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i / / .i»
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