ZWELFER, Johann. Pharmacopoeia Regia, seu dispensatoium novum locupletatum et absolutum, annexa etiam mantissa spagyrica [...] [suivi de] Discursus Apologeticus Joannis Zwelferi, medicinae doct. adversus Hippocratem chymicum Ottonis Tackenii [...] [suivi de] Animadversiones in Pharmacopoeiam Augustanam et annexam ejus mantissam, sive Pharmacopoeia Augustana Reformata [...] [suivi de] Appendix ad Animadversiones in Pharmacopoeiam Augustanam, ejus que annexam mantissam [...]. 1668 - 1668 - 1667.

This volume contains a collection of the most important pharmaceutical works of Johann Zwelfer (1618-1668, German physician, chemist and pharmacist). He is best known for correcting errors in the formulation of the remedies published in the "Pharmacopoeia Augustana", which corresponds to the "Augsburg Code" (a compilation of many remedies very commonly used by German physicians), and which he published in his "Animadversiones in Pharmacopoeiam Augustanam". He enjoyed great popularity, but was also much belittled by his German colleagues, such as Luc Schroeck.
His "Pharmacopoeia Regia" is an encyclopaedic pharmacopoeia.