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℞ Argenti vivi purificati uncias quatuor, Olei Vitrioli rectificati, vel Olei Sulphuris per Campanum facti, rectificati, uncias octo; misce, ac digere per duos dies in Arena; deinde per Retortam vitream distilla, (cum tribus cohobiis, ut dicunt Chyrmci;) ultimo, Igne vehe∣menti,
ut Retorta candeat: quo peracto, frange Retortam, mas∣samque albam exime, & tere in pulverem, quem Aquâ purâ vel distillatâ calenti saepiùs ab∣lue, vel aliquoties edulcora; & in momento, ex pulvere albis∣simo, fiet flavissimus; super quem Alcohol Vini (post dige∣stionem horarum vigintl qua∣tuor) ter accendas, ut tanto magis edulcoretur, fixetur, & à malignitate, si qua adest, spo∣lietur.
Purgat sursùm & deorsùm, magnumque Secretum est in Lue Venerea, Gonorrhoea, Elephan∣tiasi, Lepra, Scabie, Arthritide, Hydrope, Scorbuto, Cancro, Fi∣stulis, & Ʋlceribus Venereis & malignis: ex omnibus Corporis partibus per Vomitum, per Seces∣sum, atque per Salivationem evacuat; secundùm autem exhi∣bitionis modum. Sic quod haec Mercurii praeparatio ad infinitos ferè Morbos deploratos curandos utilissima est, maximè verò ad Morbum Gallicum & ejus sym∣ptomata. Dosis, à granis tribus ad sex vel octo.