File:Atalanta running (ia mellon48atalanta).djvu
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Atalanta running, that is, new chymicall emblems relating to the secrets of nature
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Michael Maier |
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Anonymous |
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Atalanta running, that is, new chymicall emblems relating to the secrets of nature |
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Manuscript on paper of Michael Maier, Atalanta fugiens, translated into English from the 1618 German edition. Binding: Recent binding of marbled paper boards, polished calf back, top edge cut and gilt, other edges plain and original. First two and last four leaves are of different, probably eighteenth-century, paper, probably binder's sheets used in an earlier binding of the volume. In English. Mellon MS 88, acquired with the Duveen collection. Gift of Paul and Mary Mellon, 1965. Script: Written by a single copyist in English secretary and italic hands. Watermarks: 1) Strasbourg lily with initials "WR" and countermarked "IHS" with a cross ascending from the horizontal of the central letter, very similar to Churchill 401 (dated 1625), but without initials on the countermark. 2) A large, crowned fleur-de-lys and with a countermark "VI," not identified. |
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Internet Archive identifier: mellon48atalanta https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/15959780 |
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