CHAP. VI.

_Recipe_ of common Sulphur, Tartar, and Niter, of each one pound,

pulverise, mix and decrepitate them in a Crucible, kindling them on

the top, otherwise they will fulminate. When decrepitated, melt and

pour out the mixture, reduce it to Powder, and extract thence the

Tincture with Spirit of Wine. Burn away the Spirit of Wine under

the Philosophick Alembick, and what ascends reserve for your use in

Medicine. What remains in the bottom will be sweet and void of all evil

savour, because the Spirit of Wine hath burnt up all the stink. This

Medicine is a most excellent Diaphoretick.

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