_About which these things are to be considered: It is made chiefly of
=Antimony=; to which, according to his common way, Sulphur is added;
which done, another Separation is made, in which, from a whole pound
of Sulphur and Antimony, no man shall receive more than three ounces
of the purest Sulphur. There are indeed two other Subjects, which
produce a golden Sulphur better than Antimony; but I have found a way
to extract a thick and pure Sulphur from all sorts of Metals (except
=Luna= and =Sol=) and Minerals, and after =Glauber=’s manner to make
Tinctures. All these Secrets annexed will be taught for the price
named._
2. _To reduce Minerals and Metals into Dross, after =Glauber=’s way,
to reduce them to nothing, and then without Charge to bring them to
their own Species again, or to turn them into fluid Oil, or Powder, or
Tinctures; which things bear an affinity to those above: For Twenty R.
Dollers._
3. _=Glauber=’s =Alkahest=, and a way to prepare it, perhaps unknown to
=Glauber=, and built upon a more firm foundation; Fifty R. Dollers._
4. _The Trial of all sorts of Brass, but not of every sort at once, for
every one must have a particular Practice._
5. _To make store of Flowers of Coral for a little Cost; ten R.
Dollers._
6. _To make melted Tin hard, that it shall shine and sound like
[Silver]; Ten R. Dollers._