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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Sedziwój, Michal, Paracelsus, and French, John
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egetabilia are things that grow by having a root fixt in the earth, and having stock, branches in the aire, as hearbes, plants, and trees, &c.
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Veneris gradus is a mild and sweet nature.
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Verto is the fourth part of a pound.
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Viltrum philosophorum is an Alembick, but being taken absolutely is a strainer.
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Vinum correctum is the Alcool of Wine.
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Vinum essatum is Wine impregnated with the vertues of hearbs or any thing else.
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Viriditas salis is the green oyle of salt.
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Virgulta fossorum are certain rods which Miners use to discover mines withall.
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Viscus is properly pitch boiled out of the tender tops of trees.
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Viscus secundæ generationis is bloud dropping from salts.
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Visio is a supernatural apparition of spirits after a manner seen by men.
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Vitriolatum is Vitriall which is liquid, and never can be coagulated.
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Vitriolum Novum is white Vitriall.
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Vlcus æstiomenum is a cancerous aposteme that feeds upon the place.
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Vmbratiles are astrall bodies.
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Vndæ, or Vndenæ are aiery, and earthy spirits.
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Vndosa are called the excrements of any Animalls.
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Vnitas Trithemii is the reduction of the number of Three into a unity by casting away the number of Two, and it is supernaturall, and spagiricall.
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Vniones are pretious pearls, or gemmes.
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Volans, or Vnquasi is Quicksilver.
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Volatile is in generall any light matter which is carryed upward.
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Vrina vini is Vineger, and sometimes it is used for the urine of a man that alwaies drinks wine.
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Vulcanii, or Vulcanici are such as alwaies worke about the fire.

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A New Light of Alchymie Taken out of the Fountaine of Nature, and Manuall Experience. Etc., Project Gutenberg eBook #61112

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