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℞ Calcis vivae libras duas, Cinerum clavellatorum libram unam, misce; & Aqu•• purâ extrahatur Lixivium per ebul∣litionem: dein liquorem super∣natantem per Manicam Hippo∣cratis cola, & evapora in Vase sictili ad siccitatem; sic rema∣nebit Sal, quod in Crucibulo, Igni admoto, liquabitur, & ad
humiditatis residuae evaporatio∣nem ebulliet. Hinc materia, sub forma Olei in fundo Cru∣cibuli existens, effundatur, & in Vitro optimè clauso serve∣tur. Fit etiam ex Lunae cupel∣latae uncia una, & Spiritus Nitri rectificati unciis tribus, in quo Luna soluta, & ad tertias evaporata; infunditur Cruci∣bulo Germanico & amplo, & Ignem apertum, ad consisten∣tiam debitam evaporatur, tan∣demque effunditur, & in Vitro reponetur ad usum.
Causticam vim spatio semi∣horae perficit, & absumendis Ex∣crescentiis carnosis inservit.