FOOTNOTES:
[Pg 594][1] See [footnote 4, page 1].
[2] System of Mineralogy.
[Pg 599][3] The following are the titles of the works referred to in this discussion:—
Petrus Albinus: Meissnische Land und Berg Chronica In welcher ein wollnstendige description des Landes, etc., Dresden, 1590 (contains part I, Commentatorium de Mysnia). Newe Chronica und Beschreibung des Landes zu Meissen, pp. 1 to 449, besides preface and index, and Part II. Meissnische Bergk Chronica, Dresden, 1590, pp. 1 to 205, besides preface and index.
Adam Daniel Richter: Umständliche ... Chronica der ... Stadt Chemnitz nebst beygefügten Urkunden, 2 pts. 4to, Zittau & Leipzig, 1767.
Ben. G. Weinart: Versuch einer Litteratur d. Sächsischen Geschichte und Staats kunde, Leipzig, 1885.
Friedrich August Schmid: Georg Agrikola's Bermannus: Einleitung in die metallurgischen Schriften desselben, Freyberg, Craz & Gerlach. 1806, pp. VIII., 1-260.
Franz Ambros Reuss: Mineralogische Geographie van Böhmen. 2 vols. 4to, Dresden, 1793-97. (Agricola Vol. I, p. 2).
Jacob Leupold: Prodromus Bibliothecae Metallicae, corrected, continued, and augmented by F. E. Brückmann. Wolfenbüttel, 1732, s.v. Agricola.
Christian Gottlieb Göcher: Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexicon, with continuation and supplements by Adelung, Leipzig, 1750, s.v. Agricola.
John Anton Van der Linden: De Scriptis medicis, Libri duo, Amsterdam, 1662, s.v. Georgius Agricola.
Nicolas François Joseph Eloy: Dictionnaire Historique de la Médecine, Liége & Francfort (chez J. F. Bassompierre), 1755, 8vo (Agricola p. 28, vol. I).
Georg Abraham Mercklinus: Lindenius Renovatus de scriptis medicis continuati ... amplificati, etc., Amsterdam, 1686, s.v. Georgius Agricola.
John Ferguson: Bibliotheca Chemica: A catalogue of the Alchemical, Chemical, and Pharmaceutical books in the collection of the late James Young of Kelly & Durris, Esq., L.L.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E. Glasgow, 1906, 4to, 2 vols., s.v. Agricola.
Christoph Wilhelm Gatterer: Allgemeines Repertorium der mineralogischen, bergwerks und Salz werkswissenschaftlichen Literatur, Göttingen, 1798, vol. I.
Dr. Reinhold Hofmann: Dr. Georg Agricola, Ein Gelehrtenleben aus dem Zeitalter der Reformation, 8vo, Gotha, 1905.
Georg Heinrich Jacobi: Der Mineralog Georgius Agricola und sein Verhältnis zur wissenschaft seiner Zeit, etc., 8vo. Zwickau (1889), (Dissertation—Leipzig).
Georg Draud: Bibliotheca Classica, Frankfurt-am-Main, 1611.
B. G. Struve: Bibliotheca Saxonica, 8vo, Halle, 1736.
[Pg 600][4] Albinus states (p. 354): Omnes simul editi Anno. 1549, iterum 1550, Basileae, as though two separate editions.
[Pg 603][5] G. Fabricii epistolae ad W. Meurerum et alios aequales, by Baumgarten-Crusius, Leipzig, 1845, p. 83.
[6] Dr. Georg Agricola, Gotha, 1905, pp. 60-61.
[Pg 604][7] Albinus, Landchronik, pp. 354-5.
[8] Dr. Georg Agricola, p. 63.
[9] Baumgarten-Crusius, p. 115.
[10] Virorum Clarorum Saec. XVI. et XVII. Epistolae Selectae by Ernst Weber, Leipzig, 1894, p. 2.
[11] Nicholas Episcopius to Georg Agricola, Sept. 17, 1548, published in Schmid's Bermannus p. 38. See also Hofmann, op. cit. pp. 62 and 140.
[12] Meissnische Landchronik, Dresden, 1589, p. 354.
[13] Printed in Baumgarten-Crusius, pp. 48-49, letter XLVIII.
[14] Printed in Hermann Peter's Meissner Jahresbericht der Fürstenschule, 1891, p. 24.
[15] Baumgarten-Crusius. Georgii Fabricii Chemnicensis Epistolae, Leipzig, 1845, p. 139.
[Pg 605][16] There is a copy of this work in the Rathsschul Library at Zwickau.
[17] In the Rathsschul Library at Zwickau.
[18] Contained in Vols. XXXVII. and XL. of Stephan Roth's Kollectanenbände Volumes of Transcripts.
[19] Landchronik, p. 354.
[20] Op. cit., p. 354.
[21] Book IV.
[22] Op. cit., p. 355.
[23] Page 291.
[24] See Baumgarten-Crusius, p. 114, letter from Georg Fabricius.
[25] Op. cit., p. 354.
[26] Albinus, Op. cit., p. 355.
[Pg 606][27] Baumgarten-Crusius, p. 2.
[28] See Ferguson, Bibliotheca Chemica, s.v. Daniel Agricola.