CHAP. XIII.

_Of the coagulation of the Stone dissolued._

Some among the learned haue said, Congeale in a bath with a good

congelation as I haue tolde thee, and this is Sulphur shining in

darknesse, a red Hiasinth, a firy & deadly poyson, the Elixir that

abideth vppon none, a victorious Lion, a malefactor, a sharpe sworde,

a precious Triacle, healing euery infirmitie. And _Geber_ the sonne of

_Hayen_ sayd, that all the operations of this masterie are contained

vnder sixe things: to put to flight, to melt, to incerate, to make as

white as Marble, to dissolue and congeale. That putting to flight, is

to driue away and remoue blacknesse, from the spirit and soule: the

melting is the liquefaction of the body: to incerate belongeth properly

to the body, and is the subtiliation thereof: to whiten, is properly

to melt speedily: to congeale, is to congeale the body with the soule

alreadie prepared. Againe, flight appertaineth to the body and soule:

to melt, whiten, incerate, and dissolue, belong vnto the body, and

congelation to the soule. Bee wise and vnderstand.

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