The five-volume study edition of the works of Paracelsus, a great healer, natural scientist, and philosopher of the 15th century, under the supervision of Will-Erich Peuckert, has become a standard work since its first publication in 1965. It includes philosophical, theological, and socio-political writings as well as the most important medical texts. Additionally, it contains the so-called panophical, magical, and gabelical treatises, whose authorship cannot be clearly assigned. This collection highlights the lasting influence that Paracelsus's thinking has had on subsequent generations, particularly on Jakob Böhme and Angelus Silesius.