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British Library MS. Sloane 3676. Paper. Folio. 35 folios. 17th Century. 1. Translation in English of a work entitled 'Cabala, the Looking Glass of Art and Nature, in Alchymy, etc. By an unknown, yet known author [Leonardus Thurneiser], as the ingraven signes of the first figure now translated out of the German language into Latin doe testify', etc ff.1-34.
The work is dedicated to Joannes Remmelinus a Swede, by Stephanus Michelspacherus, who dates from Augusta [Augsburg?] 25 Jan 1667.
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