Henry Nollius

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Henry Nollius

In "The chymists key to shut, and to open" by Eugenius Philalethes, 1657, Nollius is described as 'that judicious and industrious artist'. In "Hermetical physick" by Henry Vaughan, 1655, he is described as 'that famous and faithful chymist'. Both authors translated his work from Latin to English. Kettle, Andrew (2005). "RAMS Digital Library Webpage". Retrieved Aug. 25, 2005.

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