NotesBeware that we have not disambiguated what appear to be more than one Johann Manlius. Johannes Jacobus Manliis/Manlius was active c. 1490. Johann Manlius was a student of Melanchthon, active c. 1548–1563. Joannes Manlius was a printer who died in 1605. The authorities are not yet clear on what works belong to what author.
Locorvm Commvnivm Collectanea: a Iohanne Manlio per multos annos, tum ex Lectionibus D. Philippi Melanchtonis, tum ex aliorum doctissimorum virorum relationibus excerpta, & nuper in ordinem ab eodem redacta, ia?[que] postremum recognita: ... Cum Praefatione D. Simonis Svlceri Acad. Basilien. Rectoris: et ... Indice ... (Libellvs Medicvs Variorvm Experimentorum ... a Ioanne Manlio, ... collectus ...) (Johann Oporinus, 1590)
Luminare maius: cum medicis tum aromatariis pernecessarium ... appositi sunt duo libri: Lumen apothecariorum [Quirici de Augustis de Thortona ...] et Aromatariorum thesaurus [Pauli Suardi] (Juntae, 1549)
