TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE.
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Sedziwój, Michal, Paracelsus, and French, John
Sidenote: What nse[use] the Aire is for as
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Sidenote: The life of Excremeuts[Excrements]
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Calcinaion[Calcination] with Aqua fortis, is that the Metall
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until they begin to be green, which indeed wil quickty[quickly]
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or Peacocks taile. All those cololours[colours] shew
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The Mortification of Gold that it may he[be] brought
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snfficiently[sufficiently] treated of such Arcana in other
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Granuti, Zunitter[?], Unismut, and of “Zwitter” was probably intended rather than “Zunitter”, as “Zwitter” appears in other translations of this work. The meaning of either word is obscure or unknown to this transcriber.
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it it[2x] is dead, and death is in it, neither hath it any
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are thus asleep. (for[For] they which sleep a naturall sleep
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would never bee perceived in them. Wheerefore[Wherefore] it
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Sidenote: The flegme of of[2x] Wood is its Mercury, the
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as oft as thou pleasest, viz. if thou puttest it a-into[into]
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to to[2x] bee understood Dissolution, and Resolution,
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sharpnesse of of[2x] the Salt, and makes them mild, and
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and Minerall Fire in in[2x] Mountains, which indeed the
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stonrger[stronger] fire is requisite for their melting, so much
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Wee shalll[shall] write no more of Tinctures, seeing every
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shews it[its] operations and effects, of which Fire the Ancients
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the degrees of the Alchmyists[Alchymists] Fire: I will yet
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