Trismosin, Salomon. Splendor solis (Personal Name)
- Trismosin, Salomon. Splendor solis, oder, Sonnenglantz
- Trismosin, Salomon. Sonnenglantz
- Trismosin, Salomon. Sonnenglanz
- Poysel, Ulrich. Splendor solis
- Splendor solis
- Splendor solis, oder, Sonnenglantz
- Splendor solis, oder, Sonnenglanz
García Avilés, Alejandro. Splendor solis, 2009: p. 155 (the text of the Splendor solis has been attributed to Salomon Trismosin) p. 157 (figure of legend; biographical particulars in the Aureum vellus, a compendium that included Splendor solis) p. 175 (text of Splendor solis appears to have been written down around 1520, drawing heavily for its content on Aurora consurgens; in Aureum vellus, oder, Guldin Schatz und Kunstkammer, a compendium published in 1598 near Lake Constance, Salomon Trismosin is credited as the editor and translator of the entire compilation) p. 176 (no previous manuscript of the Aureum vellus had linked Salomon Trismosin to the work; the name itself also strongly suggests that we are dealing with a fictional character; the Splendor solis is now generally catalogued as an anonymous work; occasionally the "pseudo-Salomon Trismosin" is given as the author, or "pseudo-Trismosin"; an alternative tradition identifies the Bavarian theologian Ulrich Poysel as the author; we know that Poysel practiced alchemy as a member of the circle around Duke Albert of Bavaria in the 1560s, and he wrote a commentary on the Splendor solis)
OCLC, 14 December 2015 (access points: Trismosin, Salomon. Splendor solis; usage: Splendor solis; usages as subject: The Splendor solis, la Toyson d'Or de Salomon Trismosin, Splendor solis oder Sonnenglantz, Salomon Trismosin's 16th century 'Splendor solis'; the majority of records, but not all, assign creator (MARC 100 or 600 $a) status to Salomon Trismosin; notes: attributed to Salomon Trismosin, commonly attributed to Salomon Trismosin, Vermutl. Verf.: Salomon Trismosin)
DNB, 21 December 2015: Splendor Solis (Splendor Solis; other titles: Splendor solis oder Sonnenglantz, Splendor solis oder Sonnenglanz; tractate; text, illustrations; produced around 1500-1530, in the German cultural area (Kulturraum); authorship of Salomon Trismosin made up, fictitious (erfabelt); date: 1530; country: Germany; record ID number: 970742231) http://d-nb.info/gnd/4773929-0
DNB, 21 December 2015: Trismosin, Salomon ca. Ende 15.Jh./Anfang 16.Jh. (alchemist; putative author of the illuminated manuscript "Splendor Solis"; record ID number: 128850744) http://d-nb.info/gnd/128850744
Grove art online, 14 December 2015: Alchemy (Salomon Trismosin's Splendor solis) Albrecht Glockendon II (Splendor solis [no author attribution])
Abraham, Lyndy. A dictionary of alchemical imagery, 1998: p. 11 (Trismosin's Splendor solis) bibliography, p. 237 (Trismosin, Salomon. Splendor Solis (1582), London: Kegan Paul, Trench and Trubner, 1920)
The sixteenth century journal, Fall 2006, viewed online 17 December 2015: Feinstein, Sandy. "Horsing around : framing alchemy in the manuscript illustrations of the 'Splendor solis'," p. 698 (mythic alchemists include, no doubt, Salomon Trismosin, to whom authorship of Splendor solis is ascribed)