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Dépouillement de Chymists and chymistry : studies in the history of alchemy and early modern chemistry / Lawrence M. Principe, editor. - Textes présentés lors d'une conférence internationale sur l'histoire de l'alchimie et de la chimie organisée par the Chemical Heritage foundation et tenue à Philadelphia du 19 au 23 juillet 2006.

Sagamore Beach : Science History Publications, 2007. - 1 vol. (XIII-274 p.) : ill. ; 24 cm. - - Notes bibliogr. Index. ISBN 0-88135-396-5 (rel.) - Cote BIU Santé Médecine : 192926

  Pages
KAHN, Didier. King Henry IV, Alchemy, and Paracelsianism in France (1589–1610)
1-11
MORAN, Bruce T. The Less Well-known Libavius: Spirits, Powers, and Metaphors in the Practice of Knowing Nature
13-24
FORSHAW, Peter J. Alchemical Exegesis: Fractious Distillations of the Essence of Hermes
25-38
CLUCAS, Stephen. Alchemy and Certainty in the Seventeenth Century
39-51
DANIEL, Dane T. Coping with Heresy: Suchten, Toxites, and the Early Reception of Paracelsus’s Theology
53-62
GARBER, Margaret D. Transitioning from Transubstantiation to Transmutation : Catholic Anxieties over Chymical Matter Theory at the University of Prague
63-87
HIRAI, Hiro. Kircher’s Chymical Interpretation of the Creation and Spontaneous Generation
77-87
NEWMAN, William R. Newton’s Theory of Metallic Generation in the Previously Neglected Text “Humores minerales continuo decidunt”
89-99
HANEGRAAF, Wouter J. Pseudo-Lullian Alchemy and the Mercurial Phoenix : Giovanni da Correggio’s De Quercu Iulii pontificis sive De lapide philosophico
101-112
OBRIST, Barbara. Nude Nature and the Art of Alchemy in Jean Perréal’s Early Sixteenth-Century Miniature
113-124
KAVEY, Allison B. Mercury Falling: Gender Malleability and Sexual Fluidity in Early Modern Popular Alchemy
125-135
FERRARIO, Gabriele. Origins and Transmission of the Liber de aluminibus et salibus
137-148
MARTINON-TORRES, Marcos. The Tools of the Chymist: Archaeological and Scientific Analyses of Early Modern Laboratories
149-163
WERNER SOUKUP, R. Crucibles, Cupels, Cucurbits : Recent Results of Research on Paracelsian Alchemy in Austria around 1600
165-172
NUMMEDAL, Tara Elaine. On the Utility of Alchemical Fraud
173-180
BOANTZA, Victor D. Reflections on Matter and Manner: Duclos Reads Boyle, 1668–69
181-192
PETERSCHMITT, Luc. The Cartesians and Chemistry : Cordemoy, Rohault, Régis
193-202
JOLY, Bernard. Quarrels between Etienne-François Geoffroy and Louis Lémery at the Académie Royale des Sciences in the Early Eighteenth Century: Mechanism and Alchemy
203-214
CHANG, Ku-Ming. From Vitalistic Cosmos to Materialistic Worl d: The Lineage of Johann Joachim Becher and Georg Ernst Stahl and the Shift of Early Modern Chymical Cosmology
215-225
POWERS, John C. Scrutinizing the Alchemists : Herman Boerhaave and the Testing of Chymistry
227-238
FORS, Hjalmar. Occult Traditions and Enlightened Science : The Swedish Board of Mines as an Intellectual Environment 1680–1760
239-252
PRIESNER, Claus. Alchemy and Enlightenment in Germany: Ideas, Biographies, Secret Societies and a Changing Cultural Context
253-264