Author: GLAUBER, J.R.
Title: Apologia contra mendaces Chr. Farneri Calumnias, ex Germanico in Latinum idioma trans-fusa.
Description: Amst., No publ., 1655. 8vo. W. woodcut heraldic device on title. Mod. half vellum. (94 pp). (Outer margins of paper some browning; prelims a few chips.). DSB vol. V, pp. 419 - 423: 'In 1655 Glauber again left Germany for Amsterdam, this time never to return. The move was undoubtedly related to a bitter dispute with Chr. Farner, who had stolen some of his processes and had slandered his work and character. Amsterdam was also more receptive to Glauber's religious beliefs; although born a Catholic, he argued that men would be judged by their deeds rather than by the idiosyncrasies of a particular sect.': Ferguson, pp. 341 - 361: Duveen, p. 253 (2nd ed. 1665): 'This tract concerns a controversy about some chemical substances, wine and beer, between Glauber and Farner.' Caillet, 4565:

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