Four books of Johannes Segerus Weidenfeld concerning the secrets of the adepts, or, of the use of Lully's spirit of wine : a practical work, with very great study collected out of the ancient as well as modern fathers of adept philosophy : reconciled together by comparing them one with another, otherwise disagreeing, and in the newest method so aptly digested, that even young practitioners may be able to discern the counterfeit or sophistical preparations of animals, vegetables and minerals, whether for medicines or metals, from true, and so avoid vagabound imposters, and imaginary processes, together with the ruine of estates.

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Four books of Johannes Segerus Weidenfeld concerning the secrets of the adepts, or, of the use of Lully's spirit of wine : a practical work, with very great study collected out of the ancient as well as modern fathers of adept philosophy : reconciled together by comparing them one with another, otherwise disagreeing, and in the newest method so aptly digested, that even young practitioners may be able to discern the counterfeit or sophistical preparations of animals, vegetables and minerals, whether for medicines or metals, from true, and so avoid vagabound imposters, and imaginary processes, together with the ruine of estates.

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Weidenfeld, Johann Seger.

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1685.

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Contents

• license
• title page
• Authori Sacrum.
• To the Right Honourable ROBERT BOYLE, A CHIEF MEMBER OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY: Long Life and Health.
• TO THE STUDENTS OF THE MORE Secret Chymy.
• The First Book OF MENSTRUUMS.
• The Translator to the Reader.
• A Catalogue of Menstruums.
• THE PREFACE.
• OF Vegetable MENSTRUUMS. The First Kind. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of Phi∣losophical Wine only.
  • I. The Heaven, Essence, or Spirit of Wine of Lully, Described, Can. 1. Dist. 1. Lib. De Quinta Es∣sentia.
  • 2. The Essence, Soul or Spirit of Wine of Johan∣nes de Rupescissa, described Chap 5. of his Book de Quintessentia.
  • 3. The Spirit of Wine of Paracelsus: Described, Chap. 9. of the Third Book of Long Life, pag. 64.
  • 4. The Essence of Wine according to Guido, Described, Pag. 1. Thesaur. Chym.
  • From the Receipts, we think these Things follow∣ing worthy of Observation.
• The Second KIND. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and the hottest Vegetables, Herbs, Flowers, Roots, &c. being Oyly.
  • 5. The. Anima Metallica, or Lunaria Coelica of Lully; Described in Composit. Animae Transmut. pag. 193. Vol. 3. Theat. Chym.
  • 6. The Aqua Vitae of Paracelsus, Pag. 508. Tom. 1.
  • 7. Another Aqua Vitae of Paracelsus, Pag. 115. Chyr. Min.
  • 8. The Aqua Vitae of Ripley. Pag. 338. Viatici.
  • 9. The Compounded Aqua Vitae of Ripley, Pag. 343. Viatici.
• The Third KIND. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and Oyly, Salts, or (such as can neither be called fixed nor volatile) hitherto called Essential Salts, such as are Sugar, Honey, Tartar of Common Wine, and other Vegetables.
  • 10. The Mellifluous Heaven of Parisinus. In practica Elucid. p. 231. V. 6. Theat. Chym.
  • 11. The Spirit of Honey of Lully. Cap. 19. Lib. Mercur.
  • 12. The Spirit of Crude Tartar of Guido. Pag. 51. Thesaur.
  • 13. The Spirit of Crude Tartar of Paracelsus. Lib. 8. Paragraph, pag. 505.
• The fourth KIND. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and Volatile Salts, such as common Sal Ar∣moniack, Salt of Blood, Urine, Soot, &c.
  • 14. The Spirit of Sal Armoniack of Trismosinus. In Tract. Aquil. nig. pag. 13. Aur. Veller. Germ.
  • 15. Another Water of Sal Armoniack of Trismosinus. In Tinctura Gereton, pag. 98. Aur. Vel. German.
  • 16. The Gelative Sulphur of Lully. In Exp. 8.
• The Fifth KIND. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and the fixed Salts of Vegetables and Minerals not tinging.
  • 17. The Coelum Vegetabile of Lully, made of the Salt of Tartar.
    • The Volatile Salt of Tartar of Lully. Out of the Second Experiment.
  • 18. The Spirit of Wine of Basilius. In Fine Libri Revelat.
  • 19. The Fiery Spirit of Wine of Basilius. In the Place as above.
  • 20. The Spirit of Calx vive of Basilius. In Fine Lib. de Med. Supernatur.
  • 21. The Simple Spirit of Calx vive of Basilius, In manualibus Operationibus.
  • 22. The Tartarised Spirit of Wine of Basilius. In manal. Operation.
  • 23. The Vegetable Acetum acerrimum, or Ignis Adepti of Ripley, made of Tartar calcined. Pag. 331. Concord. Raym. & Guid.
  • 24. The Aqua Fortissima and Vertuosa of Johan∣nes de Rupescissa. Cap. 43. Lib. Essentiae.
  • 25. Vegetable Mercury acuated with the Salt of Tartar of Lully. In Prima Camera Individuorum, dist. 3. Lib. Essen.
  • 26. The Simple Vegetable Menstruum produ∣ced from the three Individuals of Lully. In Experim. 25.
  • 27. The Circulatum Minus, or Water of Salt Circulated of Paracelsus Lib. 10. Archidox.
  • 28. The Sweet Spirit of Salt of Basilius. Lib. Partic. sub Sulphure Solis & Rep. 12. Clav.
  • From the Receipts we observe,
• The Sixth KIND. Simple Vegetable Menstruums made of the Spirit and Tartar of Philosophical Wine.
  • 29. The Coelum Vinosum of Parisinus made of the Salt of Philosophical Wine. In Appendice Eluc. Pag. 271. Vol. 6. Theat. Chym.
  • 30. The Coelum Vinosum of Lully. In Testam. Noviss.
    • Vegetable Sal Armoniack of Parisinus. In Apertorio Cap. F. and L. and parte secunda Ci∣tharoe vel Violettoe, and Cap. 5. Elucid. pag. 235. Vol. 6. Theat. Chym.
    • The Vegetable Sal Armoniack of Lully. Libro de materia Vegetabili in practica quarta.
    • The Vegetable Sal Armoniack of Lully. In Apertorio suo.
    • Another Vegetable Sal Armoniack of Lully. In Luce Mercuriorum.
    • The animal Sal Armoniack of Lully. In Testam. Novissimo.
    • The Vegetable Sal Armoniack made by the accurtation of Lully. In Testam. Noviss.
    • Another Vegetable Sal Armoniack by the Accurtation of Lully. Lib. de materia Vegetabili in practica septima.
  • 31. Coelum Vegetabile of Lully Circulated. Lib. de materia Vegetabili in practica quinta.
  • 32. The less Vegetable Menstruum of Lully. Lib. de materia Vegetabili in practica prima.
  • 33. The Vegetable Menstruum per deli∣quium of Lully. Lib. de materia Vegetabili in Practica secunda.
  • 34. The Vegetable Mercury of Lully. Lib. de Mat. Vegetabili in practica sexta.
  • 35. The rectified Aqua Vitae of Lully. In potestate Divitiarum.
  • 36. The Circulatum minus of Guido. In Thesauro Chymiatrico.
  • 37. The animal Heaven of Parisinus. In Apertorio.
  • From the Receipts we Note.
• The Seventh KIND. Vegetable Menstruums compounded of the aforesaid Simple Menstruums.
  • 38. The Circulatum majus of Guido. Pag. 4. Thesauri Chym.
  • 39. The Menstruum acutum of Guido. Pag. 8. Thesauri Chym.
  • 40. The Coelum majus of Parisinus. In Apertorio.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• The Eighth KIND. Vegetable Menstruums compounded of Sim∣ple Vegetable Menstruums, and common Argent Vive, or other Metals,
  • 41. The Ignis Gehennoe of Trismosinus made of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and Mercury Sublimed. Pag. 7. Aurei Velleris Germ.
  • 42. The Alchymical Mercury of Ripley. In Concord. Raym. & Guidon.
  • 43. The exalted Water of Mercury of Ripley. Cap. 12. Philorcii.
  • 44. The Glorious Water of Argent vive of Lully. In Testamento Novissimo.
  • 45. The incalcinated Menstruum of Lully. In Experim. 34.
  • 46. The Mercurial Water by ee Vessels of Lully. In Experim. 13.
    • The Mercurial Sal Armoniack, or Mercury of the Mercury of Lully. In Experim. 18.
  • 47. The Menstruum of Guido for Precious Stones. Pag. 92. Thesauri. Chym.
  • 48. The Lunar Menstruum of Lully. In Experimento 24.
  • 49. The Circulatum majus or Acetum acerri∣mum of Lully. In Experimento 25.
  • 50. The Circulatum majus of Parisinus. In Apertorio. Cap. G.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• The Ninth KIND. Vegetable Compounded Menstruums made of Simple Vegetable Menstruums, and Things tinging, being first fixed.
  • 51. The Circulatum majus, or Metallick Acetum acerrimum of Paracelsus. Lib. 10. Arch. pag. 38.
• The Tenth KIND. Vegetable Menstruums compounded made of Vegetable Menstruums compounded, and Metallick Bodies.
  • 52. The Neapolitan Menstruum of Lully. In Exper. 13.
  • 53. The precious Menstruum for Pearls of Lully. In Comp. Animoe transmut. Pag. Vol. 3. Theat. Chym.
  • 54. The Mercurial compounded Men∣struum of Lully. In Experim. 34.
  • 55. The sweet Spirit of Mercury of Basilius. Cap. 3. Libri de rebus nat. & supernat.
  • 56. The incalcinated Menstruum of Parisinus. Cap. G. Apertoris.
  • From the Receipts of this Kind we observe:
• The Eleventh KIND. Vegetable compounded Menstruums gra∣duated, made of the compounded Vegetable Menstruums, impregnated with the in∣fluences of Heaven and Earth.
  • 57. The Etherial and Terrestrial Waters of Me∣tals of Lully for the making of Pretious Stones. Canon. 43. distinct. 1. Lib. Quint. Essen.
  • From the Receipts we observe:
• The Twelfth KIND. Compounded Vegetable Menstruums most highly exalted, made of compounded Vege∣table Menstruums graduated.
  • 58. The Etherial and Celestial Limes of Lully, for the making of Alchymical Tinctures. In Testam. Novissimo.
  • From the Receipts we observe:
• OF Mineral MENSTRUUMS. The Thirteenth KIND. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of the Matter of Philosophical Wine only.
  • 59. The Green Lyon of Ripley. Libro Accurt. Pag. 383.
  • 60. A Menstruum made of the Gum Adrop of Ripley. Libro accurtationum, Pag. 381.
  • 61. A Menstruum made of the red Lead of Ripley. In pupilla Alchym. pag. 303.
  • 62. The Simple stinking Menstruum of Ripley. Medulla Phil. Chym. pag. 170.
  • 63. The Menstruum of Sericon of Ripley. In Vade Mecum, commonly called the Bosom-Book.
  • 64. The Green Lyon of Roger Bacon. A Raymundo Ganfrido in verbo abbreviato de Leone Viridi. Pag. 264. Thesauri Chymici Baconis.
  • 65. The Green Lyon of Paracelsus. Aurei Velleris Germ. p. 41.
  • 66. The stinking Menstruum made of the Gum Adrop, and Common Vitriol of Ripley. Pag. 357. Viatici.
  • 67. The stinking Menstruum made of Azoquean Vitriol, and Nitre of Lully. Cap. 9. Pract. Testam. p. 159. Vol. 4. The. Chym.
  • 68. The Water calcining all Bodies of Lully Magioe Naturalis. Pag. 359.
  • 69. The Stinking Menstruum for the dissolution of the Calx of Gold and Silver, in order to the reducing them into Argent vive. Cap. 15. Clav. Pag. 299. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • 70. The Stinking Menstruum made of Azoquean Vitriol, common Vitriol, and Niter of Ripley. Cap. 1. Pag. 143. Medul. Phil. Chym.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• The Fourteenth KIND. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of the acid or saline Essences of Salts.
  • 71. The Water or Oyl of Salt of Paracelsus. Cap. 3. Lib. 10. Arch. Pag. 38.
  • 72. The Water of Salt by another Descri∣ption of Paracelsus. Cap. 2. Tract. 3. part. 2. Chyr. major. Pag. 66.
  • From the Receipts we observe,
• The Fifteenth KIND. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and Acid Spirits, as Aqua fortis, Spirit of Nitre, Spirit of Sulphur, Salt, &c. distilled Vinegar, &c.
  • 73. Aqua fortis mixt with the Spirit of Wine of Paracelsus. In Tinct. Paracelsica, Pag. 37. Aurei Vel. Germ.
  • 74. Aqua fortis mix'd with the Spirit of Wine of Trithemius. Pag. 46. Aurei velleris Germ.
  • 75. Vinegar mix'd with the Spirit of Wine of Basilius. Cap. de Wein Essig. in Repet. Lapidis.
  • 76. The Spirit of Salt of Basilius. Lib. partic. in particul. Solis.
  • 77. The Spirit of Salt of Guido. Pag. 7. Thesauri Chym.
  • 78. Aqua fortis mix'd with the Spirit of Wine of Lully. In Elucidat. Testam. pag. 147. Artis aurifer.
  • 79. Aqua fortis mixed with the Spirit of Wine of an Anonymous Author. Libro de Principiis Naturae, & Arte Alchym. pag. 28. Syntagm. Harm. Joh. Rhenani.
  • From the Receipts we observe these remarkable Things:
• The Sixteenth KIND. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of Philosophical Vinegar, and Vola∣tile Salts, as Common Sal Armo∣niack, Urine, &c.
  • 80. The Oyl of Sal Armoniack of Guido. Pag. 11. Thesaur. Chymiatr.
  • 81. The Water of Sal Armoniack of Isaacus. Cap. 47.2. Oper min. pag. 460. Vol. 3. Theat. Chym.
  • From the Receipts we observe:
• The Seventeenth KIND. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of Phi∣losophical Vinegar, and fixed Salts not ting∣ing, as well Vegetable as Mineral.
  • 82. The Aqua Comedens of Paracelsus. Lib. 10. Arch. pag. 37.
  • 83. The fixative Water of Trithemius. Pag. 37. Aurei Veller. Germ.
  • 84. The Aqua Mirabilis of Isaacus. Cap. 29. 2 Oper. Min. & pag. 91. Manus Phil.
  • 85. The Resuscitative Water of Basilius. Pag. 81. Currus Triumphalis Antim.
  • 86. The Water of Sallabrum of Paracels. Libro de reductione Metallorum in Argentum vi∣vum, sive Tractatu. 4. Rosarii novi Olympici Be∣ned. Figuli, pag. 24.
  • From the Receipts we observe,
• The Eighteenth Kind. Simple Mineral Menstruums made of Ve∣getable Sal Harmoniack, and Acids not tinging.
  • 87. The Aqua fortis of Isaacus Hollandus. Cap. 122. Oper. Min. pag. 397. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • 88. The Aqua Regis of Ripley. Pag. 349. Viatici.
  • 89. The Kings Bath of Basilius. Lib. Partic. in Particul. Solis.
  • 90. A Philosophical Water for the Solution of Gold of Basilius. Labore primo Revelation. Man. Operat.
  • 91. The most strong Aqua fortis of Paracelsus. Lib. 3. Arch. de separ. Elem. pag. 7.
  • 92. The Aqua Regis of Guido. Pag. 22. Thesauri Chym.
  • 93. The Aqua Regis of Lully. In Exp. 17.
• The Nineteenth KIND. Mineral Menstruums compounded of the Philosophers Spirit of Wine, and Acid Spirits tinging, Spirit of Vitriol, Butter of Antimony, &c.
  • 94. Spirit of Vitriol mixt with the Spirit of Wine of Lully. Epist. accurtatoria, pag. 327.
  • 95. The Butter of Antimony mix'd with the Spi∣rit of Wine of Basilius. Pag. 88. Currus Triumphalis Antim.
  • 96. The Water of the fourth Gradation of Paracelsus. Libro de Gradationibus, pag. 131.
  • 97. The Water of the sixth Gradation of Paracelsus. Libro de Gradationibus, pag. 132.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• The Twentieth KIND. Mineral Menstruums Compounded of the Spirit of Philosophical Wine, and other tinging things; Vitriol, Cina∣bar, Antimony, Lapis Haematites, &c.
  • 98. Oyl of Vitriol of Basilius. Cap. 6. Sect. 2. Libri de Conclusionibus.
  • 99. A Menstruum of Basilius made of Hunga∣rian Vitriol. In Elucid. 12. Clavium.
  • 100. The Mineral Menstruum of Isaacus. Pag. 59. Manus Philos.
  • 101. The Stinking Menstruum of Lully made of Vitriol and Cinabar. Pag. 371. Magiae Naturalis.
  • 102. The same Stinking Menstruum of Lully. Epist. Accurtatoria Pag. 327.
  • 103. The Stinking Menstruum of Lully made of com∣mon Vitriol, Cinabar, and Niter. In Clavicula. Pag. 299. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • 104. The Stinking Menstruum of Lully made of Vitriol, Niter, Alume, Tartar, and Cinabar. In Experimento 26.
  • 105. The Dissolving Water for the Red, of the first Description of Isaacus. Cap. 103. Oper. Min.
  • 106. The Dissolving Water for the Red of the second Description of Isaacus. Cap. 45.3. Oper. Miner.
  • 107. A Dissolving Water for the Red of the third Description of Isaacus. Cap. 61.3. Oper. Min.
  • 108. A Dissolving Water of Isaacus for the White. Cap. 76.3. Oper. Min.
  • 109 Another Dissolving Water of Isaacus for the White. Cap. 48.3. Oper. Min.
  • 110. A Red Water Shining Day and Night of the First Description of Isaacus. Cap. 153. Lib. 2. Oper. Min. Pag. 528. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • 111. A Red Water shewing Light by Night of the Second Description of Isaacus. Cap. 44. Oper. Min. Pag. 458. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • 112. A Red and Shining Aqua fortis of the Third Description of Isaacus. Cap. 72. 1. Oper. Min. Pag. 354. Vol. 3. Th. Chym.
  • From the Receipts we observe:
• The One and Twentieth KIND. Compounded Mineral Menstruums of Simple Mineral Menstruums and Mercury, the rest of the Metals, and other Tinging Things.
  • 113. The Spirit of Venus or Spirit of Verde∣greece of Basilius. Libr. Partic. de Particul. Veneris.
  • 114. The Water of Paradise of Isaacus. In Opere Saturni.
  • 115. The Mercurial Vinegar of Trismosinus. Libro Moratosan sive Octo Tincturarum in Secunda Tinctura, Pag. 79. Aur. Vell. Germ.
  • 116. The Mercurial Water of Trismosinus. Libr. Octo Tincturar. in Tinct. quarta. Pag. 80. Aurei Vell. Germ.
  • 117. The Mercurial Water of Albertus Magnus. Libro Compositum de Compositis. Cap. 5. Pag. 937. Vol. 4. Th. Chym.
  • 118. The Mecurial Water of Paracelsus. In Appendice Manualis de Lap. Phil. Pag. 139.
  • 119. The Stinking Mercvrial Menstruum of Lully. Pag. 63. Testam. Novissimi.
  • 120. The Mercurial Green Lion of Ripley. Pag. 310. Pupillae Alchymicae.
  • 121. The Stinking Lunar Menstruum of Lully. In Experimento 29.
  • 122. The Stinking Solar Menstruum of Lully. In Experim. 31.
  • 123. Philosophers Vinegar made of the Mercury of Silver of Isaacus. Cap. 99. 2. Oper. Min. Pag. 492. Vol. 3. Th. Cym.
  • From the Receipts we observe:
• The Two and Twentieth KIND. Mineral Menstruums compounded of the Philsophers Vinegar, and other Simple Mineral Menstruums and Things tinging being first fixed.
  • 124. The Menstruum of Venus of Isaacus Hollandus. Cap. 82. 3. Oper. Miner.
  • 125. A Menstruum of Vitriol of Isaacus Hollandus. Cap. 62. 2. Oper. Min.
  • 126. The Circulatum Majus of Isaacus. Cap. 70. 2. Oper. Min. Pag. 474. Vol. 3. Th. Chym
  • 127. The Oyl of Vitriol shining by Night, of Trismosinus. Libro Gangeniveron, sive novem Tincturarum in Tin∣ctura prima.
  • 128. The Circulatum Majus of Ripley. Pag. 395. Accurtationum.
  • 129. The Metallick Acetum acerrimum of Ripley. Pag. 266. Clavis aureae Portae.
  • 130. The Circulatum majus of Isaacus, made of Sulphur. Cap. 88.3. Oper. Min.
  • Out of the Receipts these things we observe.
• The Three and Twentieth KIND. Mineral Menstruums made of Mine∣ral Menstruums compounded, and Metallick Bodies and other Tinging Things.
  • 131. The Oyl of Mars and Venus of Basilius. Libro de Conclusion. Sect. 1. Cap. 3.
  • 132. The Spirit of Universal Mercury made of Vitriol of Basilius. Labore 2. Libri Revelat.
  • 133 The Oyl of Mars and Venus, acuated with the Sulphur and Salt of Sol of Basilius. In Supplemento.
  • 134. The Spirit of Universal Mercury acuated with the Sulphur and Salt of Luna of Basilius. Libr. partic. in particul. Lunae.
  • 135. The Spirit of Universal Mercury acuated with the Sulphur of Sol and Luna of Basilius. Libro particul. in particul. Lunae.
  • 136. The Spirit of Universal Mercury acuated with the Sulphur of Sol and Mars of Basilius. Libro partic. in partic. Solis.
  • 137. The Spirit of Universal Mercury acuated with the Sulphurs of Sol, Mars, and Antimony of Basilius. Libro partic. in particul. Antimonii.
  • 138. The Spirit of Universal Mercury acuated with the Sulphur of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn of Basilius. Libro partic. in partic. Mercurii Vivi.
  • 139. A Compounded Mercurial Water for the Red Work of Isaacus. Cap. 43.3. Oper. Miner.
  • 140. The Philosophers Water made of Three Spirits of Isaacus. Cap 10.3. Oper. Min.
  • 141. The Compounded Water of Silver of Lully. Cap. 10. Practicae Testamenti majoris. Pag. 161. Vol. 4. Th. Chym.
  • 142. The Stinking Lunar Menstruum acuated with the Essence of Sol of Lully. In Experimento 30.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• The Four and Twentieth KIND. Mineral Menstruums compounded of Ve∣getable and Mineral Menstruums mix'd together.
  • 143. The Vegetable Fire dissolved in the Calcinative Water of Lully. Pag. 363. Magiae Naturalis.
  • 144. The Vegetable Heaven dissolved in a Mineral Menstruum of Lully. Pag. 59. Testam. Novissimi.
  • 145. Ice compounded of Vegetable and Mineral Menstruums of Lully. Pag. 68. Testam. Noviss.
  • 146. The Aqua Mirabilis of Ripley. Pag. 212. Philorcii.
  • 147. The Stinking Menstruum acuated with the Salharmoniack of Lully.
  • 148. The Stinking Lunar Menstruum, acuated with Vegetable Salharmoniack of Lully. Cap. 14. Practicae Test. Major. Pag. 163. Vol. 4. Th. Chym.
  • 149. The Spirit of Mercury mixed with Vi∣triol and the Fiery Spirit of Wine of Basilius. Labore 3. Libri Revelat.
  • 150. The mix'd Menstruum of Paracelsus. Cap. 6. Lib. 10. Archidon. Pag. 39.
  • From the Receipts we observe.
• EPILOGUE.
  • I. That the Descriptions of these Menstruums are un∣derstood according to the Sound of the Letter.
  • II. That no one of the aforesaid Menstruums is prepa∣red without the Spirit of Philosophical Wine.
  • III. That these Menstruums are prepared from any sort of Matter.
  • IV. That these Menstruums are also prepared by any Method.
  • V. That these Menstruums are sufficient also for every Use.
  • VI. That these Menstruums are many.
  • VII. That some Menstruums are corrosive.
  • VIII. That these Menstruums are permanent, yea fixed with Things dissolved in them.
  • IX. That Menstruums are not satiated with dissolving, but become rather more avidous, and so are by Dissolutions augmented as well in quantity as quality.
  • X. That these Menstruums are also Secrets of the Second Book.
  • XI. That these Menstruums are likewise Secrets of the Third Book.
  • XII. That these Menstruums are in like manner Secrets of the Fourth Book.
• ERRATA.
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