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℞ Argenti vivi purissimi, Stanni Anglici optimi, ana partes aequa∣les; misce, fiatque amalgama: pulverisa, & in Spiritu Nitri rectificato digere, ac per Re∣tortam ad siccitatem usque distilla: massam in fundo reli∣ctam tritam ablue cum Aqua, & accensione saepè Spiritus Vini
edulcator; & securitatis gratiâ quinquies vel septies novum Alcohol Vini affundendo, & supra accendendo, figito; sic enim praeparatum erit Praeci∣pitatum Mercuriale Diaphoreti∣cum.
In Lue Venerea, Scabie inve∣terata, & Febribus pertinacio∣ribus exhibetur; potenter enim reserat Obstructiones, Malumque partium, interdum per catharsm, quandoque diuresm foras educit; aliquando blandè per Sudores opus suum destinatum perficit: si autem in magna Dosi sumitur, Ptyalismum sive Salivationem ex∣citare solet. Dosis, à granis qua∣tuor ad decem, vel duodecim, cum Theriaca, vel similibus Sudorife∣ris. Hac in operatione Mercu∣rius primitùs involvitur Metallo innocuo, ac proinde à Fermentis nostri Ventriculi, aliorumve Vi∣scerum, non ita facilè in actum educi potest. Secundò, per spicula acuta Aquae fortis, intimius & firmius unitur & figitur cum metallo. Tertiò, per flammam Spiritus Vini, Sales Spiritus Nitri qui post edulcorationem ad∣haerent, corriguntur.