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The Table.

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Of Steel and a Flint.	41
Of a Toad.	39
Of Man and Woman.	150
Of Grain original: "Corn"; in this period, "corn" referred to any cereal grain like wheat or rye, not specifically maize..	154
Extract of Antimony.	95
Its medicinal properties and use. original: "Virtues"	96
Of Antimony, produced by a Caustic Water.	100
Its medicinal properties and use.	102

F


Why fermentation is necessary.	149
Fish do not die from cold.	118
Why they die in frozen waters.	in the same place original: "ibid."; Latin abbreviation for ibidem.
Fixation, and its origin In alchemy, "fixation" refers to the process of turning a volatile substance into a solid that can withstand heat..	148
Fire causes separation.	16
The separator of poisons original: "Venoms".	58
Various kinds of fire original: "Divers".	153
Flowers of Antimony In chemistry, "flowers" refers to the fine powder or crystals formed after a substance is heated and then condensed (sublimation)..	89
Their medicinal properties.	92

G


Glass of Antimony, simple A translucent, glass-like substance created by melting antimony ore; it was often used as a powerful emetic..	63
With Borax.	66, 67
The gifts original: "Goods" of GOD are only on loan for the duration of one's life.
	125
GOD is to be called upon first.	2
His purpose in creating poisons.	55
Golden color produced from Antimony.	110

H


Account original: "History" of the medicinal properties of Balsam of Antimony.	72
Of a case of dropsy Dropsy, now known as edema, is a condition characterized by the accumulation of fluid in the body's tissues. being cured.	75

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