fine Gold, without allay; which is done by dissolving it into a nature and white Substance, of the consistency of Cream, and made throughly white.
III. But first this Sol by putrefaction and resolution in this Water, loseth all its light or brightness, and will grow dark and black; after∣wards it will ascend above the Water, and by little and little will swim upon it, in a substance of a white colour.
IV. And this is the white∣ning of Red Laton, to sub∣lime it philosophically, and to reduce it into its first Mat∣ter, viz. into a white in∣combustible Sulphur, and into a fixed Argent Vive.
V. And so the fixed moi∣sture, to wit, Gold, our Bo∣dy, by the reiterating of the Liquifaction or Disso∣lution in this our dissolving Water, is changed and re∣duced into fixed Sulphur, and fixed Argent Vive.
VI. Thus the perfect bo∣dy of Sol, resumeth Life in