Redgrove, H. Stanley · London: William Rider & Son · leaf 110
dicine assiduously, becoming a most Michael successful physician, and he was en-(1568-1622). nobled by Rudolf II. Later on, how-ever, he took up the subject of Alchemy,and is said to have ruined his health and wasted hisfortune in the pursuit of the alchemistic ignis fatuus—the Stone of the… … rRES SCHOLA,TRES COESAR TITVLOS DE: DIT.HA.C MIHI RESTANT,POSSE BENE IN CHRISTO VIVERE.POSSE MORI Michael maiervs comes imperialis con. SISTORII ctc.PHlLOSOPH ET MEMCINARYMDOCTOR.P. C.C. N0NL. EXEMPTVS F0R0L1MMEDICVS CAS.-cfc-
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