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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Sedziwój, Michal, Paracelsus, and French, John
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alk, or Talcum is a clear shining matter, like to pearls in colour, compacted with thinne leaves or flakes, whereof there bee foure kinds, viz. white, yellow, red, and blacke.
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Tartarum is a hard saltish dregs that sticks to the sides of Wine vessels; also it is often taken for stones or gravell in mens bodies.
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Telon is as it were a dart of fire.
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Temperatum is that which exceeds not in any quality.
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Tenacitas glutinis is minerall refine.
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Tereniabin is the fatnesse of manna, or wood-hony, which is found in good quantity in the moneths of Iune, Iuly, August.
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Terra argenti is Litharge of silver.
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Terra auri is Litharge of Gold.
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Terra fidelis is silver.
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Terra Hispanica is Vitriall.
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Terrelati are corporeall spirits living in the earth.
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Testa is the skin of mans body.
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Thamatica is an art of inventing engines which are moved by aire, and water.
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Thaphneus is a clean purified medicine.
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Thisma is minerall veins.
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Tinctura is that which tingeth any body with its colour.
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Tracksat is a metall, as yet in its mine.
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Trarames are actions of spirits not seen, but heard.
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Trifertes are called spirits dwelling in the fire.
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Trigonum is a fourefold transmutation of the spirits of the stars according to the number of the four Elements.
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Tronus, or Tronossa is called the celestiall dew made of the air, or the sweetest kind of Manna.
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Truphat is an occult vertue of Mineralls, by which they act toward that end for which they were ordaind.
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Turba magna is an innumerable multitude of the celestiall stars, and is a presage made by any of them.
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Turbith minerale is Mercury precipitated into a sweetnesse without any corrosive.

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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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