Giovanni Aurelio Augurello (1441–1524) and Renaissance Alchemy

Matteo Soranzo, PhD (2008), UW Madison, is associate professor of Italian at McGill University. He has published books and articles on Early Renaissance Italian literature and culture, with special emphasis on astrology and hermeticism.

• AcknowledgmentsList of FiguresAbbreviationsIntroductionCritical Edition, Translation and Commentary of Chrysopoeia and Other Alchemical PoemsEditorial IntroductionFiguresAd Marsilium Ficinum Florentinum in Livorem—Against Envy for Marsilio Ficino from FlorenceAd Vincentium Quirinum P.V. Vellus Aureum—The Golden Fleece for Vincenzo Quirini, Patrician from VeniceAlberto Vonico, Tarvisino Equiti et Iureconsulto χρυσοποιία—Chrysopoeia for Alberto Onigo, Knight and Jurist from TrevisoIoanni Aurelii Augurelli Chrysopoeia—Giovanni Aurelio Augurello’s ChrysopoeiaAd Leonem X Pontificem Maximum—For Leo X, Greatest PontiffLiber Primus—First BookLiber Secundus—Second BookLiber Tertius—Third BookAd Antonium Vonicam Tarvisinum—For Antonio Oniga from TrevisoBibliographyIndex