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]tily by brennynge 16 watir or wiyn [th]an I tau[gh]te you tofore, wherby [th]e wat{er} or [th]e wiyn schal take to it my[gh]tily [th]e influence & [th]e v{er}tues of fyne gold. [Heat calcined gold in a silver spoon and put it in Burning Water or wine 50 times, as with the florin before.] Take [th]e calx of fy{n} gold as it is declarid here-aftir in [th]is 20 book, and putte it in a siluer spone, and anele it at [th]e fier. & [th]a{n}ne caste [th]e cals of the gold in [th]e brennynge watir or i{n} wiyn .l. times, as I tau[gh]te [gh]ou tofore wi[th] [th]e floreyn. and [Your liquor will be better gilt, as the fire and Water or wine work more powerfully on the grains of gold than on a plate.] [gh]e schule haue [gh]oure lico{ur} by an hu{n}drid p{ar}t bettir gilt [th]an [gh]e 24 had tofore wi[th] [th]e floreyn / Forwhi. fier worchi[th] more strongly [[* Fol. 14b.]] and bett{er}e [*]in sotil p{ar}ties [th]an it doi[th] in an hool plate / And also bre{n}nynge watir or wiyn drawi[th] out more my[gh]tily bi a [th]ousand p{ar}t [th]e p{ro}pirtees of gold fro smale p{ar}ties anelid, [th]an 28 [Wine retains the properties of all liquibles quenched in it.] it doi[th] fro a [th]icke plate / And [gh]e schal vndirstonde [th]{a}t wiyn not aloonly holdi[th] in it [th]e p{ro}pirtees of gold, but myche more [th]e p{ro}pirtees of alle liquibles if [th]ei be quenchid [th]{er}i{n}ne. and [th]at [If Saturn (lead) liquefied be quenched in wine, and then Mars (iron) be quenched in it, Mars acquires the softness of Saturn.] is a souereyn p{ri}uite: Forwhi, if [gh]e quenche saturne liquified 32 in wiyn or in comou{n} watir .7. tymes, and aftirward in [th]at wiyn or watir [gh]e quenche mars manye tymes, [th]a{n}ne mars schal take algate [th]e neischede and [th]e softnes of saturne / And [th]e same schal venus do, & alle o[th]{er}e liquibles / or ellis, And [gh]e 36 [Page 8: TO MAKE FIRE WITH NO FIRE. TO CALCINE GOLD.] [Again, if you quench Mars in wine and put in it Saturn liquefied, this will be made hard.] quenche mars in whi[gh]t wiyn or in comou{n} watir manye tymes, and aftirward in [th]e same wiyn or watir [gh]e caste saturne liq{ui}fied ofte tymes, [th]anne wi[th]oute doute [gh]e schal fynde [th]at [th]e saturne is m{aad} ri[gh]t hard / Therfore
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