VII. _Another further Proof._

Pour into some little glass some small quantity of spirit of wine

wanting all phlegm, and pour on the same some drops of this oyl by

little and little; and if the spirit of wine kindle and burn all away

the oyl is prepared after a due manner.

_NB._ I admonish that every one doth warily handle this operation:

for in these two fires, to wit, saltish and sulphureous ones, there

is great virtue hidden, the which seems probable but to a few, if

it should be manifested unto them, neither that have I consulted

or decreed that it should be made known to very many. These few

particulars do sufficiently teach after what sort such fires are to be

used in Medicine, Alchymy and other Arts; but these experiments are

sufficient.

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