Magia naturalis et innaturalis

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A couple of libraries have digitized Das Kloster, amongst other things. I don't believe Magia Naturalis is in Das Kloster. I believe (but I may be thinking of something else) that Scheible published is separately in 1849 and since that was during the run of Das Kloster a lot people assume it is in there. Needless to say here's some instructions:

Go to google.com. Click "more" and the top and choose books. Click "advanced book search" to the right of the search bar. In the search by Author section put: "Johann Scheible" with the quotes and hit the search button. When you results come back click where is says "showing: all books" and change to full view only.

On the second page you'll find magia naturalis. Also higher up on that page there's das kloster. Click "about this book" on das kloster. Scan down to the bottom where it says: "other editions" click that and you'll get a list of all the other volumes. Use the date and the list on wikipedia to try and figure out what's what. Curse that gothic german font that makes everything so hard to read, even if you know german

Enjoy!

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Belzebez wrote:Thank you very much!

It was there.. on Google.. all along..

Actually Magia Naturalis juest recently popped up, though I found Das Kloster on there a year or so ago. Another thing that's on there and has similar contents is Horst's "Zauber-bibliotek" covers some of the same ground with a little bit of variety. Here's the link to Vol. 1 / 2 and on the bottom right under "other editions" are links to the other two volumes 3/4 and 5/6: Zauber - Bibliotek