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ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - Damigeron's Heilsteinbuch

ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - Damigeron's Heilsteinbuch

The book De lapidibus, known under the name Damigeron and written by an unidentified author, remains one of the most widely discussed sources on stones in healing traditions.
ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - ALBERTUS MAGNUS

ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - ALBERTUS MAGNUS

In the work titled Von Weibern und Geburten der Kinder (On Women and the Birth of Children), which may seem unusual from a modern perspective, Albertus Magnus discusses subjects such as birth and herbs, as well as the healing stones of his time in the third book. Unlike many other authors, he records some of the more unusual effects attributed to stones in his era without alteration.
ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - ISIDOR VON SEVILLA

ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - ISIDOR VON SEVILLA

One of the most important surviving medieval encyclopaedias, written by Isidore of Seville (AD 560–636), includes an extensive list and description of the principal stones of his time in Book XVI. With a strong focus on the origins of words, the author offers interesting insights into the development of certain stone names and also discusses effects attributed to some stones.
ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - Theophrast über die Steine

ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER - Theophrast über die Steine

One of the most important ancient works, initially attributed to Aristotle, is the natural-scientific treatise On Stones by Theophrastus (371–287 BC). The author describes the origins, locations, consistency and attributed effects of numerous stones, offering a broad insight into the understanding of his time.
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