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yren, and of moist pap{er}e, ymeyngid so [th]at no [th]ing respire out / And wh{a}ne [gh]e opene [th]e hoole. if [th]{er} 32 come out a passynge heuenly swete flauour [th]at alle me{n} [th]{a}t [[* Fol. 12b.]] come yn naturely [*]drawe [th]{er}to. [th]anne [gh]e haue oure q{ui}nta e{ss}encia / and ellis sele [th]e vessel, and putte it to [th]e fier a[gh]en til [gh]e haue it. 36 [Page 5: THE 2nd, 3rd, AND 4th WAYS OF MAKING QUINTE ESSENCE.] [--The second way to make Quinte Essence.--] [Put the strongest Burning Water into an 'amphora;' seal it up; bury it neck downwards in horse-dung, and the Quinte Essence will rise into the globe and the impurities settle in the neck.] And ano[th]{er} maner worchinge of oure q{ui}nta e{ss}encia is [th]is / Take [th]e noblest and [th]e strengest bre{n}nynge watir [th]{a}t [gh]e may haue distillid out of pure my[gh]ty wiyn, and putte it into a glas clepid ampho{ra}, w{i}t{h} a long necke / and close [th]e mou[th] 4 strongly wi[th] wex; And loke [th]at half or [th]e [th]ridde p{ar}t be fulle; and birie it al in hors dou{n}ge, p{re}p{ar}ate as it is seid hereaft{er} / so [th]{a}t [th]e necke of [th]e glas be turned dou{n}ward, & [th]e botu{m} be turned vpward, [th]{a}t by v{er}tu of [th]e hors dou{n}ge [th]e q{ui}nta 8 e{ss}encia ascende vp to [th]e botu{m}. And [th]e grost['e] of [th]e mater [Take the glass out of the dung; make a hole in the wax seal, let out the impure earthy water, and when the Quinte Essence would begin to run, turn the glass up, and keep your Quinte Essence.] of [th]e watir descende dou{n}ward to [th]e necke / And aftir manye daies, whanne [gh]e take it out, softly lift vp [th]e glas as it stondith, and [gh]e schal se in [th]ickenes and cleernesse a difference bitwene 12 [th]e q{ui}nta{m} e{ss}encia{m} sublymed, and [th]e grose mat{er} [th]{a}t is in [th]e necke / [th]e wondirful maistry of dep{ar}tynge of [th]{a}t oon fro [th]{a}t o[th]{er} is [th]is / Take a scharp poyntel, or a pricke of yren, & peerse into [th]e wex [th]at hongi[th] i{n} [th]e mou[th] of [th]e glas a[gh]ens [th]e 16 er[th]e / and wha{n}ne [gh]e haue peersid al fully to [th]e watir, take out [th]e poyntel or [th]e pricke / And [
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