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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- THE FIRST PART OF GLAUBER’S WORKS
- THE SECOND PART OF GLAUBER’S WORKS
- THE THIRD PART OF GLAUBER’S WORKS
- Opera Johannis Rudolphi Glauberi
- Mr. _Dan. Oley_
- This sulphurous Volatile spirit of Vitri
- And that such a purifying of the vitriol
- FINIS.
- But perhaps this discourse may seem to t
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- The mending of troubled acid musty wines
- As for that spirit of salt necessary to
- Now _Luna_ although it be not so complea
- 1. _Glauber_’s Panacea, for 30 R. Dollers.
- 7. _To make white Vitrifications upon Vessels; for Ten R. Dollers._
- 8. _Plenty of Spirit of Salt._
- 14. _To give any Wines what relish I please._
- NB. _Whoever will follow the Directions of that Tract, may._
- 24. _To separate Gold and Silver by melting._
- 1. Glauber’s _Panacea_;
- 2. _All Mineral’s and Metals._
- 3. Glauber_’s Alkahest_.
- 4. _The Trial of all sorts of Coins._
- 5. _Flowers of Coral._
- 6. _To make melted Tin hard._
- 7. _White Vitrifications._
- 8. _Plenty of Spirit of Salt._
- 10. _Mineral Spirits: for twenty R. Dollers._
- 11. _Flowers of Minerals and Metals; for Twenty R. Dollers._
- 12. _The Quintessence._
- 13. _All acid Wines._
- 14. _All Wines._
- 15. _Brandy-Wine of all sorts of Corn._
- 16. _To strengthen all sorts of Beers._
- 18. _Vinegar of Corn._
- 19. _Vinegar of green Woods._
- 20. _Altho =Glauber=, &c._
- 21. _All Copper Ores._
- 22. _From Tests and Cupels._
- 23. _Gold and Silver._
- This Process also is very well performed
- I will propose the matter by a similitud
- There are only two feminine Metals, _viz
- THE PREFACE.
- I. _Of the Original of this Salt._
- 16. Inwardly given, it is conducent against bloody Fluxes of every kind.
- 18. It kills and expels all Worms.
- 4. To Honey and Syrup it gives the consistency of sugar.
- 5. Fountains may be so stopped with it, as their flowing to be stayed.
- 6. It changeth wood in process of time into a most hard stone.
- 12. Unto _Painters_ it may be a _Basis_ for their Colours.
- 1. It dissolves and fixeth all Vegetables, Animals, and Minerals.
- 4. It adds strength to _Aqua-fortis_, _Aqua-Regis_, and spirit of salt.
- 11. It can ripen every iron into steel.
- THE PREFACE.
- CHAP. I.
- CHAP. II.
- CHAP. III.
- CHAP. IV.
- CHAP.V.
- CHAP. VI.
- CHAP. VII.
- OR, A
- WITH
- THE PREFACE.
- I. _Of the Nature of SALT._
- I. _Of the Preparation of =Sal Mirabilis=._
- II. _Of the External and Internal Use of my =Sal Mirabilis=._
- OR,
- In which is Taught
- THE PREFACE.
- I. _Of the Concentration of Corn or Grain._
- Your Highness’s most
- Wherein is Treated of
- CHAP. II.
- CHAP. III.
- NB. But it is expedient, that there be a
- TOGETHER
- LIKEWISE
- A _Are the two Chests._
- B _The appearance of the Chests within._
- D _The Cistern or Vessel to receive the Lixivium._
- E _The Pump._
- G _The Bottom of the Chests full of holes._
- D _The Vessel in which the Lixivium is gathered, or received._
- E _The little Vessel out of which the Lixivium runs into the Copper._
- F _The Furnace._
- G _The Copper._
- H _The door of the Furnace whereby Wood is put in under the Copper._
- I _The Lower Wind-draught (or Ash-hole) of the Furnace._
- K _The inward shape of the Furnace._
- L _An Iron Grate, which the Wood is put upon._
- B _The Furnace wherein the Copper stands._
- D _The little Basket._
- F _Coolers, or Vessels, in which the Crude =Salt-petre= shoots._
- 1. _The First is at =Weyda=, at the =Alps= of =Julia=._
- 3. _The Third is between =Spain= and =Fr
- _Jupiter_, when stirred up with anger, d
- The _Farnnerianists_ have given me this
- And although this Countryman, which I wi
- And first, as concerning Salt-peter, the
- 42. _The preparation of the Water necessary to this extraction._
- 43. _Another Water to Extract Gold and Silver withall._
- 45. _Another yet easier way._
- I judge it altogether necessary to treat of them somewhat more clearly.
- PART II.
- I. _Concerning Fire and Salt, and what Alchymy is._
- IV. _Of the Preparation of the Fire of Vitriol._
- VI. _Another tryal or experiment._
- VII. _Another further Proof._
- VIII. _Concerning the use of this fire of Vitriol in Medicine._
- IX. _Of the general use of this Oyl in Alchymy._
- X. _Of the use of this fire in other Arts._
- XII. _Of the preparation of the fire of Salt._
- XVI. _How the Pearl being attained is made visible._
- XVII. _A more easie manner of obtaining a Philosophical Pearl._
- XIX. _Of the moist fire of Allome._
- XX. _Of the moist and cold fire of Sulphur._
- XXII. _The manner of manifesting the fire of the Vine._
- XXV. _The preparation and Con-centration of fire out of Animals._
- XXVI. _The operation of preparing a fire out of man’s Urine._
- XXXIV. _Another and better manner of extracting gold by Aq. Regis._
- XLIII. _Another water for extracting silver._
- LI. _After what sort pure Gold may be extracted out of any Copper._
- LII. _The manner of extracting Gold out of natural vitriol._
- LXIV. _An Antidote against Poyson._
- XCV. _The manner of extracting out of niter its gold-like soul._
- SHEWETH,
- VII. _Of the use and benefit of this secret Cementing Pot._
- XXII. _The separation of the Antimony from the Gold._
- XXVII. _The reduction of extracted Copper._
- XXXIX. _The way of separating the Phlegm from subtile Spirits._
- LIX. _What =Sal Mirabilis= is to be used to dissolve the Coles._
- LXI. _How the Vegetable Sulphur is to be made visible._
- LXIX. _The graduating of any Iron into Gold by this purple Salt._
- LXX. _The manner of exalting Copper into Silver._
- LXXXI. _The Preparation of the =Sal Mirabilis= for this Work._
- XC. _The second benefit._
- XCIV. _The benefit purchased by separating the Water from Vinegar._
- THE THIRD CENTURY.
- THE FOURTH CENTURY.
- 64. Wine is the chief of Vegetables, Man of Animals, and Gold of Metals.
- 82. This golden Coin also would not be subject to be clipt or fil’d.
- THE FIFTH CENTURY.
- 16. _Venus_ so purified strengthens the Reins and procreative faculty.
- 19. The sweet Spirit of _Jupiter_ cures all Distempers of the Lungs.
- 20. The volatile Spirit of _Mercury_ cures the venereal Distemper.
- 47. What is then properly this form of _Sol_?
- READER,
- PART I.
- 1. As it is in its own proper nature and form.
- 2. When it is changed into a fixt and fi
- All Diuretick and principally Earth-worm
- READER,
- CHAP. I.
- CHAP. II.
- CHAP. III.
- CHAP. IV.
- CHAP. V.
- CHAP. VI.
- CHAP. VII.
- CHAP. VIII.
- CHAP. IX.
- CHAP. X.
- CHAP. XI.
- CHAP. XII.
- CHAP. XIII.
- Within side the same Square. _The four Elements._
- Without side the Triangle. _The three Principles._
- Within the Circle, in the Triangle. _Two Contraries._
- Within the Central Circle. _The first Ens._
- Without side the Square in the Circle. _And bring it unto Maturity._
- Within side the same Square. _The four Elements._
- Without side the Triangle. _The three Principles._
- Within the Central Circle. _The primum Mobile._
- READER,
- CHAP. I.
- A. _Is the standing part of the Furnace._
- D. _The body that holds the Water._
- E. _The Cavity or top of the body to put in the Water._
- G. _The Cock to let out the Water, that you may put in more cold._
- H. _The Hemisphere to work the Minerals and hath no Pipe._
- I. _The body to hold the Water to keep it Cool._
- K. _The Cavity of the Body to put in the Water._
- LLL. _The handles to hang it by._
- M. _The Cock to let out the Water that you may put in more cold._]
- CHAP. II.
- CHAP. III.
- CHAP. IV.
- CHAP. V.
- CHAP. VI.
- CHAP. VII.
- CHAP. VIII.
- CHAP. IX.
- CHAP. X.
- CHAP. XI.
- CHAP. XII.
- CHAP. XIII.
- CHAP. XIV.
- CHAP. XV.
- CHAP. XVI.
- CHAP. XVII.
- CHAP. XVIII.
- CHAP. XIX.
- CHAP. XX.
- CHAP. XXI.
- CHAP. XXII.
- CHAP. XXIII.
- CHAP. XXIV.
- CHAP. XXV.
- CHAP. XXVI.
- CHAP. XXVII.
- CHAP. XXVIII.
- CHAP. XXIX.
- CHAP. XXX.
- In the mean while, I could not chuse but
- _Saturn_ is an immature Metal, made up o
- A PROCESS,
- A PROCESS,
- A PROCESS.
- After any combustible 🜍 hath been fixed
- A. _I will, here’s my right hand, and Credit upon it._
- A. _I do, and listen attentively._
- A. _I do._
- A. _Bless me, what an ardent desire have I to see these things?_
- A. _I will use my utmost diligence and observancy._
- C. _[Sir, I thank you,] and do listen._
- C. _So I do._
- The Stones that are found in Fishes, Cra
- CHAP. LVI.
- A RECAPITULATION
- Elias _the Artist, what_, P. 1. 222. a.