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Note It is Silver original: "Argentum" and it follows. Now it is both Light and Silver, and it is not yet most diligently in the material itself. and The union of these two bodies Gold and Silver is necessary, and it has the power to lead to both, namely to the White the "Albedo" or silver stage and to the Red the "Rubedo" or gold stage. Since Gold original: "sol," literally "the Sun" is the noblest metal and more of a spirit, it can act as a spirit when they dissolve themselves through excessive fire.

Note, note Thus, the spiritual and volatile is finally? conquered? by the fire when it joins?.

Note And if it wishes? for that which is hot, then take the tutty a term for zinc oxide or a medicinal crust formed in furnaces of wine; and this tincture is called the spiritual medicine. Otherwise, if the Silver is dissolved and does not remain fixed in the stone as before, it has no Note, note tincture. But first, it is ready to receive the tutty itself and the harsh smoke, otherwise it also "fattens" likely meaning to thicken or enrich the substance; and it is called the spirit-smoke through the dry lead. Note, note And thus the joining in the union of the bodies in which ... ...?

Note, note Truly, this union of these two bodies is necessary. What is Gold by itself and Silver by itself? Then there is difficulty in melting and liquidity; but if they are moderated together, they will flow and melt in a dissolvable way, just as goldsmiths do when making solder for Gold. What if it were in the form of a stone? Then high men? conquer? through some metal Note so that the material flows easily and does not give off tutty. And if tutty were given, it would not cover anything except what it was itself, because it would not be receptive to the tincture. For truly, a similar skill is required to have a medicine that flows. Since it puts quicksilver original: "mercury vivum" to flight, the union of these two is necessary; when they have received each other, then by their union they call the stone itself "the stone in the belly" ...? because it can be given.

The wind carried it in its belly, the river which comes into This is a direct reference to the Emerald Tablet of Hermes Trismegistus the air, and the air into the belly, and the belly into the earth. And I have spoken concerning the Art, because it vivifies the whole stone, and thus because the belly...