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BIBLIOGRAPHY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The items of the bibliography are arranged alphabetically under
two headings: A. Ancient volumes containing collections of alchemi-
cal tracts by various authors; B. General bibliography, including
cross-references to the material in section A. Short titles of the
ancient volumes are printed in capital letters.

A. ANCIENT VOLUMES CONTAINING

COLLECTIONS OF ALCHEMICAL TRACTS

BY VARIOUS AUTHORS

ARS CHEMICA, quod sit licita recte exercentibus, probationes doc-
tissimorum iurisconsultorum. . . . Argentorati [Strasbourg], 1566.

Contents quoted in this volume:

i Septem tractatus seu capitula Hermetis Trismegisti aurei

[pp. 7-31; usually referred to as "Tractatus aureus"]
ii Tabula smaragdina [pp. 32-33]

ARTIS AURIFERAE quam chemiam vocant. . . . Basileae [Basel],
[*593]- 2 vols.

Contents quoted in this volume:

VOLUME I

i Turba philosophorum [two versions: pp. 1-65, 66-139]

i-a Allegoriae super librum Turbae [pp. 139-45]

ii Aenigmata ex Visione Arislei philosophi et allegoriis sapi-
entum [pp. 146-54; usually referred to as "Visio Arislei"]

iii In Turbam philosophorum exercitationes [pp. 154-82]

iv Aurora consurgens, quae dicitur Aurea hora [pp. 185-246]

v [Zosimus]: Rosinus ad Sarratantam episcopum [pp. 277-319]

vi Maria Prophetissa: Practica ... in artem alchemicam [pp.

3 1 9-24]

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vii Tractatulus Aristotelis de practica lapidis philosophici [pp.

3 6l "73]
viii Interpretatio cuiusdam epistolae Alexandri Macedonum

regis [pp. 382-88]

ix Tractatulus Avicennae [pp. 405-37]

VOLUME 11

x Morienus Romanus: Sermo de transmutatione metallica [pp.

7-54]
xi Rosarium philosophorum [pp. 204-384]

Mangetus, Joannes Jacobus (ed.). BIBLIO THECA CHEMICA
CURIOSA, seu Rerum ad alchemiam pertinentium thesaurus in-
structissimus . . . Coloniae Allobrogum [Geneva], 1702. 2 vols.

Contents quoted in this volume:

volume 1

i Allegoriae sapientum supra librum Turbae philosophorum

XXIX distinctiones [pp. 467-79]
ii Turba philosophorum [pp. 445-65; another version, pp.

480-94]
iii Allegoriae supra librum Turbae [pp. 494-95]

MUSAEUM HERMETICUM reformatum et amplificatum . . .
continens tractatus chimicos XXI praestantissimos . . . Franco-
furti [Frankfurt a. M.], 1678. For translation, see (B) Waite, The
Hermetic Museum.

Contents quoted in this volume:

i [Barcius (F. von Sternberg)]: Gloria mundi, alias Paradysi

tabula [pp. 203-304]
ii Lambspringk: De lapide philosophico figurae et emblemata

^ [PP- 337-72]
iii Sendivogius: Novum lumen chemicum e naturae fonte et

manuali experientia depromptum [pp. 545-600]
iv [Sendivogius:] Novi luminis chemici Tractatus alter de sul-

phure [pp. 601-46]
v Philale thes: Introitus apertus ad occlusum regis palatium

[pp. 647-700]
vi Philale thes: Metallorum metamorphosis [pp. 741-74]

274

BIBLIOGRAPHY

THEATRUM CHEMICUM, praecipuos selectorum auctorum
tractatus . . . continens. Ursellis [Ursel] and Argentorati [Stras-
bourg], 1602-61. 6 vols. (Vols. I- III, Ursel, 1602; Vols. IV-VI,
Strasbourg, 1613, 1622, 1661 respectively.)

Contents quoted in this volume:

volume 1

i Fanianus: De arte metallicae metamorphoseos ad Philo-

ponum [pp. 28-48]
ii Hoghelande: Liber de alchemiae difficultatibus [pp. 121-

sis]

iii Dorn: Ars chemistica [pp. 217-54]

iv Dorn: Speculativae philosophiae, gradus septem vel decern

continens [pp. 255-310]
v Dorn: Physica genesis [pp. 367-404]
v-a Dorn: Physica Trismegisti [pp. 405-37]
vi Dorn: Philosophia meditativa [pp. 450-72]
vii Dorn: Philosophia chemica ad meditativam comparata

[pp. 472-5 1 7]
viii Dorn: Congeries Paracelsicae chemicae de transmuta-
tionibus metallorum [pp. 557-646]
ix Bernardus Trevisanus: Liber de alchemia [pp. 773-803]

VOLUME 11
x Ripley: Duodecim portarum axiomata philosophica [pp.

123-39]
xi Hollandus: Fragmentum de lapide [pp. 142-46]

xii Dee: Monas hieroglyphica [pp. 218-43]

VOLUME III

xiii Aristoteles de perfecto Magisterio [pp. 56-118]

VOLUME IV

xiv Artefius: Clavis maioris sapientiae [pp. 221-40]
xv Duodecim tractatus de lapide philosophorum [pp. 478-

52]
xvi Beatus: Aurelia occulta philosophorum [pp. 525-81]
xvii Hermetis Trismegisti Tractatus vere aureus de lapide
philosophici secreto [pp. 672-797; usually referred to as
"Tractatus aureus"]

275

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VOLUME V

xvii-a Turba philosophorum [pp. 1-57]
xviii Allegoriae sapientum et distinctiones XXIX supra librum
Turbae [pp. 64-100]
xix Platonis liber quartorum [pp. 114-208]
xx Tractatus Aristotelis alchymistae ad Alexandrum Mag-
num de lapide philosophico [pp. 880-92]

VOLUME VI

xxi Blaise de Vigenere: Tractatus de igne et sale [pp. 1-139]
xxii Collesson: Idea perfecta philosophiae hermeticae [pp.

143-61]
xxiii Fidelissima et jucunda instructio de arbore solari [pp.

163-194]
xxiv Grasseus: Area arcani artificiosissimi de summis naturae

mysteriis [pp. 294-381]
xxv [Barchius:] Summa libri quae vocatur Gloria mundi, seu

Tabula comprehensa [pp. 513-17]
xxvi Chartier: Scientia plumbi sacri sapientum [pp. 569-99]

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Wikipedia - Defense Security Cooperation Agency

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Wikipedia - De Gamles By -- Home for the elderly in Copenhagen, Denmark

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Wikipedia - De Havilland Hornet -- Twin-piston engined fighter aircraft developed by de Havilland

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Wikipedia - Delta TechOps -- Delta Air Lines Technical Operations facility in Atlanta, GA

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Wikipedia - Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 -- Pan-European political project

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Wikipedia - Demographics of Europe -- Overview of the demographics of Europe

Wikipedia - Demographics of the European Union -- Overview of the demographics of the European Union

Wikipedia - Demuryne -- Urban locality in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine

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Wikipedia - Dereference operator -- Unary operator

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Wikipedia - De revolutionibus orbium coelestium -- Book by Copernicus

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Wikipedia - Der krumme Teufel -- First opera written by Joseph Haydn

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Wikipedia - Digital Compact Cassette -- Philips-developed system with digital audio on compact cassette

Wikipedia - Digital CSIC -- Spanish open access research repository

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Wikipedia - Digital Negative -- Patented, open, lossless raw image format written by Adobe used for digital photography

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Wikipedia - Diploperla -- Genus of insects

Wikipedia - Dirac operator -- First-order differential linear operator on spinor bundle, whose square is the Laplacian

Wikipedia - Directive 2014/65/EU -- European Union law

Wikipedia - Directive (European Union) -- Legislative act of the European Union

Wikipedia - Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions -- European Union directive in the field of patent law

Wikipedia - Directorate of Operations (CIA)

Wikipedia - Director's Kut Productions -- Indian company which produces soap operas

Wikipedia - Directory of Open Access Journals -- Curated list of peer-reviewed Open-Access journals

Wikipedia - Dirk Vopel -- German politician

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Wikipedia - DISCO - European Dictionary of Skills and Competences

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Wikipedia - Discovery Science (European TV channel) -- European pay television channel

Wikipedia - Discrete Laplace operator

Wikipedia - Disjunction and existence properties

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Wikipedia - Disney Cruise Line -- Cruise line operation that is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company

Wikipedia - Disney Interactive Studios -- Defunct American video game developer

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Wikipedia - Dispokinesis -- Form of training and therapy specially developed for musicians and stage artists

Wikipedia - Dissent Channel -- Official platform open to U.S. diplomats where they can criticize government policy

Wikipedia - Dissipative system -- a thermodynamically open system which is operating out of, and often far from, thermodynamic equilibrium in an environment with which it exchanges energy and matter

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Wikipedia - Distribution of wealth in Europe -- Overview of the wealth distribution in Europe

Wikipedia - Distributive property

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Wikipedia - Dive briefing -- Meeting of the dive team to discuss details before the diving operation

Wikipedia - Dive planning -- The process of planning an underwater diving operation

Wikipedia - Divergence -- Vector operator producing the scalar quantity of a flow at a point

Wikipedia - Divergent double subduction -- Two parallel subduction zones with different directions are developed on the same oceanic plate

Wikipedia - Diversity factor -- Mathmetical operator in calculus

Wikipedia - Diversity in open-source software

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Wikipedia - Divine twins -- Proto-Indo-European mytheme

Wikipedia - Diving air compressor operator -- Person who operates a diving air compressor

Wikipedia - Diving chamber -- Hyperbaric pressure vessel for human occupation used in diving operations

Wikipedia - Diving contractor -- The legal persona responsible for professional diving operations for a client

Wikipedia - Diving Medical Advisory Council -- Independent organisation of diving medical specialists from Northern Europe

Wikipedia - Diving operations record -- Documentation recording a professional dive

Wikipedia - Diving operation -- Underwater dive and support activities to achieve a specific goal

Wikipedia - Diving spread -- The topside base for commercial diving operations

Wikipedia - Diving support equipment -- Equipment used in the support of an underwater diving operation

Wikipedia - Divino afflante Spiritu -- 1943 papal encyclical letter issued by Pope Pius XII

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Wikipedia - Division of property -- Legal term

Wikipedia - Diya Aur Baati Hum -- Indian television soap opera

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Wikipedia - Dmitry Belosselskiy -- Russian operatic bass singer

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Wikipedia - DMOZ -- Open content directory of Web links established in 1998

Wikipedia - Dniester -- River in Eastern Europe

Wikipedia - Dnipropetrovsk Oblast

Wikipedia - Dnipropetrovsk

Wikipedia - Dniprovske -- Urban locality in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine

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Wikipedia - Dobsonian telescope -- Type of Newtonian telescope popularized by John Dobson

Wikipedia - Docker (software) -- Open-source software for deploying containerized applications

Wikipedia - Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights -- Libretto for an opera by Gertrude Stein

Wikipedia - Doctor's Gate -- Roman Road between Glossop and the Hope Valley

Wikipedia - Doctor Yellow -- High-speed diagnostic train operated in Japan

Wikipedia - Documentation of cultural property -- Aspect of collections care

Wikipedia - Document on Human Fraternity -- Joint statement signed by Pope Francis of the Catholic Church and Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb, Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, on 4 February 2019 in Abu Dhabi, meant to be a guide on advancing a "culture of mutual respect".

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Wikipedia - Dolichopeza carolus -- Species of fly

Wikipedia - Dolichopeza subalbipes -- Species of fly

Wikipedia - Dolichopeza walleyi -- Species of fly

Wikipedia - Dolichopeza -- Genus of flies

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Wikipedia - Domestic Manners of the Americans -- 1832 travel book by Frances Milton Trollope

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Wikipedia - Don Giovanni -- Opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Wikipedia - Don Glaciation -- The Don Glaciation (MIS 16) was a major glaciation of eastern Europe, approximately 650,000 years ago.

Wikipedia - Don Graham (developer) -- American real estate developer

Wikipedia - Donkey Kong Country Returns -- 2D platformer video game developed by Retro Studios

Wikipedia - Don Markstein's Toonopedia -- Online encyclopedia

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Wikipedia - Doosan Encyclopedia -- Korean language encyclopedia

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Wikipedia - Douglas DC-6 -- Four-engine propeller-driven airliner

Wikipedia - Douglas DC-7 -- Four-engine propeller-driven airliner

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Wikipedia - Droid 3 -- Android smartphone developed by Motorola Mobility

Wikipedia - Droid 4 -- Android smartphone developed by Motorola Mobility

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Wikipedia - E4 European long distance path -- Walking path

Wikipedia - E8 European long distance path -- European long-distance path

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Wikipedia - Europe '51 -- 1952 film

Wikipedia - Europe-Action -- White nationalist French political mouvement

Wikipedia - Europe: A History

Wikipedia - Europeana 1914-1918 -- Project to digitise and publish primary and secondary historical sources on the First World War

Wikipedia - European Academy of Art in Brittany -- French art school

Wikipedia - European Academy of Neurology -- European non-profit organization that supports neurologists

Wikipedia - European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology

Wikipedia - European Academy of Sciences and Arts

Wikipedia - European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal -- American campaign medal

Wikipedia - European Agency for Safety and Health at Work

Wikipedia - European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education -- European disability organization

Wikipedia - European Air Materiel Command -- Support organization of the U.S. Army Air Forces

Wikipedia - European Air Transport (Belgium) -- European cargo airline

Wikipedia - European Alps

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Wikipedia - European Arboricultural Council -- Professional arborists organization

Wikipedia - European Archaeological Park of Bliesbruck-Reinheim -- Archaeological park

Wikipedia - European art cinema -- Film genre in Europe

Wikipedia - European Article Number

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Wikipedia - European Association of Historic Towns and Regions -- Self-governing organisation based in Norwich, England

Wikipedia - European Association of History Educators -- International educational organization

Wikipedia - European Association of Social Anthropologists

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Wikipedia - European Astrobiology Network Association

Wikipedia - European Astronaut Centre -- ESA field center in Koln, Germany

Wikipedia - European Atlas of the Seas -- Web-based atlas

Wikipedia - European Atomic Energy Community -- International organisation

Wikipedia - Europeana -- Digital collection of European cultural heritage

Wikipedia - European badger -- Species of mustelid

Wikipedia - European bass -- Species of fish

Wikipedia - European bee-eater -- Species of bird of genus Merops

Wikipedia - European Bioinformatics Institute

Wikipedia - European bison -- Eurasian species of mammal

Wikipedia - European Border Breakers Award

Wikipedia - European Boxing Confederation -- European amateur boxing governing body

Wikipedia - European Breeders' Fund Novices' Handicap Hurdle Final -- Hurdle horse race in Britain

Wikipedia - European Broadcasting Union -- Alliance of public service media entities

Wikipedia - European Business Aviation Association -- Non-profit organization

Wikipedia - European Capital of Culture -- cities recognized by the European Union as culturally significant for Europe

Wikipedia - European Central Bank -- Central bank of the Eurozone

Wikipedia - European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control -- Agency of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training -- Agency of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Champions' Cup (bridge) -- European bridge card competition

Wikipedia - European charter for equality of women and men in local life -- European charter for equality of women and men in local life

Wikipedia - European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages -- Treaty to protect languages

Wikipedia - European Charter for Researchers

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Wikipedia - European City of the Reformation

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Wikipedia - European Coal and Steel Community -- International organisation

Wikipedia - European Coalition (Poland) -- Liberal electoral alliance in Poland

Wikipedia - European Collegium Private School -- Private school in Kiev, Ukraine

Wikipedia - European colonialism

Wikipedia - European colonization of the Americas -- Settlement and conquest of North and South America by Europeans

Wikipedia - European comics -- Comics produced in Continental Europe

Wikipedia - European Commission against Racism and Intolerance

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Wikipedia - European Commission -- Executive branch of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization -- Standards organization

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Wikipedia - European Computer Manufacturers Association

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Wikipedia - European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases

Wikipedia - European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming

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Wikipedia - European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling -- A consortium of 14 European countries and Canada that was formed in 2003 to join the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program

Wikipedia - European Constitution

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Wikipedia - European Coordinating Committee for Artificial Intelligence

Wikipedia - European corn borer -- Species of moth

Wikipedia - European Council of Skeptical Organizations

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Wikipedia - European Court of Justice -- Supreme court in the European Union, part of the Court of Justice of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System

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Wikipedia - European Data Protection Board -- EU body for implementing the GDPR

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Wikipedia - European dhole -- Paleosubspecies of the dhole which ranged throughout much of Western and Central Europe during the Middle and Late Pleistocene

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Wikipedia - European Extremely Large Telescope

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Wikipedia - European Film Academy Achievement in Fiction Series Award -- European Film Academy award

Wikipedia - European Film Award for Best Production Designer -- Annual award given for cinematic achievements in production design

Wikipedia - European Film Award for Best Visual Effects -- European Film Academy award

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Wikipedia - European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service -- System that enhances the accuracy of GPS receivers

Wikipedia - European Gliding Championships

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Wikipedia - European Grid Infrastructure -- Effort to provide access to high-throughput computing resources across Europe

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Wikipedia - European Initiative Prize -- Journalism prize in the European Union

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Wikipedia - European Journal of Philosophy

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Wikipedia - European Judo Union -- Judo federations

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Wikipedia - European Kindred -- United States white supremacist prison and street gang

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Wikipedia - European land exploration of Australia

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Wikipedia - European Library -- Web service providing access to resources of national libraries across Europe

Wikipedia - European literature

Wikipedia - European long-distance paths -- A list of long distance hiking paths

Wikipedia - European Magazine -- Defunct monthly magazine in London

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Wikipedia - European Mathematical Psychology Group

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Wikipedia - European Media Art Festival -- annual festival and congress for film in Osnabruck, Germany

Wikipedia - European Medicines Agency -- Agency of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Middleware Initiative

Wikipedia - European migrant crisis

Wikipedia - European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Wikipedia - European Molecular Biology Organization -- Organization of researchers in the life science

Wikipedia - European Multidisciplinary Seafloor and water column Observatory -- A large-scale European distributed Research Infrastructure for ocean observation

Wikipedia - European Museum Forum -- Representative body

Wikipedia - European mythology

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Wikipedia - European Network of Councils for the Judiciary -- Organisation of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Network on Statelessness -- NGO working to eradicate statelessness in Europe

Wikipedia - European Neural Network Society

Wikipedia - European New Right -- Far-right political movement that emerged in Europe in the 1960s

Wikipedia - European nightjar -- A nocturnal and crepuscular migratory bird found in Eurasia and Africa

Wikipedia - European Nucleotide Archive

Wikipedia - European Ombudsman -- Ombudsman for the European Union

Wikipedia - European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

Wikipedia - European Parliament Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

Wikipedia - European parliament

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Wikipedia - European Party for Individual Liberty

Wikipedia - European Patent Convention -- International patent treaty

Wikipedia - European Patent Office

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Wikipedia - European Payments Initiative -- Pan-European payment system

Wikipedia - European Peace Marches -- European peace campaign of the 1980s

Wikipedia - European peacock

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Wikipedia - European Photography -- German photography periodical

Wikipedia - European Photonics Industry Consortium -- Not-for-profit association serving the photonics community

Wikipedia - European Piano Contest Bremen -- International piano competition

Wikipedia - European pine marten -- Species of mammal native to northern Europe belonging to the mustelid family

Wikipedia - European Pirate Party -- Association of pirate parties in Europe

Wikipedia - European Platform of Women Scientists -- Organization

Wikipedia - European Platform -- Ukrainian political organization

Wikipedia - European political party -- Type of political party operating on a pan-European level

Wikipedia - European Portuguese

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Wikipedia - European Publishers Award for Photography -- European photography award

Wikipedia - European Qualifications Framework

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Wikipedia - European Radio for Belarus -- Radio station

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Wikipedia - European Ramblers' Association -- A hiking club

Wikipedia - European Reliance -- Greek insurance company

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Wikipedia - European Research Council

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Wikipedia - European Review of Aging and Physical Activity -- Medical journal

Wikipedia - European Risk Observatory -- European risk analysis observation post

Wikipedia - European robin -- Species of bird

Wikipedia - European Robotic Arm -- Robotic arm to be installed on the ISS

Wikipedia - European route E019 -- Road in Kazakhstan

Wikipedia - European route E1

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Wikipedia - European route E29 -- Road in Europe

Wikipedia - European route E314 -- Road in Europe

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Wikipedia - European route E40 -- Road between Calais, France and Ridder, Kazakhstan

Wikipedia - European route E411 -- Road in Europe

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Wikipedia - European route E44 -- Road in Europe

Wikipedia - European route E45 -- Road in Europe

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Wikipedia - European Route of Industrial Heritage -- A network of the most important industrial heritage sites in Europe

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Wikipedia - European Scientific Diver -- A diver competent to perform as a member of a scientific diving team.

Wikipedia - European Scientific Diving Panel -- A panel of the European Network of Marine Research Institutes and Stations

Wikipedia - European Service Module -- Primary power and propulsion component of the Orion spacecraft

Wikipedia - European Services Forum -- Lobby group

Wikipedia - European Shorthair -- Breed of cat

Wikipedia - European Single Market -- Single market of the European Union and participating non-EU countries

Wikipedia - Europeans in Oceania

Wikipedia - European Skytime -- Private Jet Company

Wikipedia - European snow vole -- Species of mammal

Wikipedia - European Social Movement -- European neo-fascist organization

Wikipedia - European Social Survey

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Wikipedia - European Society for Evolutionary Biology -- Organisation to support the study of organic evolution

Wikipedia - European Society for Mathematics and the Arts

Wikipedia - European Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music

Wikipedia - European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism

Wikipedia - European Society of Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care -- Medical association

Wikipedia - European Solidarity Corps -- Voluntary service financed by the EU commission

Wikipedia - European Son (Japan song) -- 1982 single by Japan

Wikipedia - European Southern Observatory -- Intergovernmental organization and observatory in Chile

Wikipedia - European sovereign-debt crisis: List of acronyms

Wikipedia - European Space Agency -- Intergovernmental organisation dedicated to the exploration of space

Wikipedia - European Space Operations Centre -- Main mission control centre for the European Space Agency

Wikipedia - European Spallation Source

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Wikipedia - European Speedrunner Assembly

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Wikipedia - European Statutory Instruments Committee -- Select committee in the UK Parliament

Wikipedia - European storm petrel -- Migratory seabird in the family Hydrobatidae

Wikipedia - European Strategic Program on Research in Information Technology

Wikipedia - European Student Moon Orbiter -- Proposed European student mission to the Moon

Wikipedia - European studies

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Wikipedia - European Symposium on Algorithms

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Wikipedia - European Taekwondo Union -- Aekwondo Union

Wikipedia - European Technical Center

Wikipedia - European Terrestrial Reference System 1989 -- Geodetic reference frame fixed to the Eurasian Plate

Wikipedia - European theatre of World War II -- theater of military operations during World War II

Wikipedia - European Train Control System

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Wikipedia - European turtle dove -- Species of bird

Wikipedia - European Underwater and Baromedical Society -- Source of information for diving and hyperbaric medicine

Wikipedia - European Underwater Federation -- Umbrella organisation representing scuba diver training organisations in Europe

Wikipedia - European unemployment insurance -- proposed transfer system for the Eurozone

Wikipedia - European Union (Accessions) Act 2006 -- Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom

Wikipedia - European Union Agency for Cybersecurity -- Agency of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union Agency for Railways -- Agency of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union Centers of Excellence in the United States -- Promotion of the study of the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union Committee

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Wikipedia - European Union Customs Union -- Customs union

Wikipedia - European Union energy label -- Energy consumption labelling scheme

Wikipedia - European Union legislative procedure -- Procedures for the adoption of legislation in the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union Maritime Security Strategy -- A maritime security strategy

Wikipedia - European Union Microsoft competition case

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Wikipedia - European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture -- Architecture prize

Wikipedia - European Union Public Licence -- Free software license

Wikipedia - European Union response to the COVID-19 pandemic -- Responses to the ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union value added tax -- Tax on goods and services within the European Union

Wikipedia - European Union vs. Google -- EU's anti-trust campaign against Google

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Wikipedia - European University Institute -- teaching and research institute

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Wikipedia - Europe (band) -- Swedish band

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Wikipedia - Europe-Jeunesse -- Neo-pagan Scouting and Guiding organization in France

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Wikipedia - EuroPride -- Annual LGBT event in Europe

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Wikipedia - List of Nobel laureates affiliated with the University of Copenhagen

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Wikipedia - List of official openings by Elizabeth II in Australia -- Wikipedia list article

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Wikipedia - List of pastoral visits of Pope Francis outside Italy

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