⚠Significant foxing and brownish stains on the right side of the page, potentially obscuring some leader marks.

Contents.

No.		Page
75.	An ink that does not mold. , =	85
76.	A good green ink , =	86
77.	A soap-ball which, when used for washing, makes a soft and white skin	ibid. original: "ibid.," abbreviation for "ibidem," meaning on the same page.
78.	A soap to drive away rashes and scurf original: "Flechte und Raude." These terms historically referred to various skin conditions like lichen, eczema, or scabies. from the face = =	87
79.	A water that removes all spots from the face = = =	88
80	To give iron a great hardness, and as it were, to turn it into steel = =	89
81.	To transform iron into the best copper =	90
82.	To make Salt of Tartar original: "Sal Tartarum." Potassium carbonate, often used as a flux or solvent. and Oil by Deliquescence original: "Oleum per deliquium." A liquid formed when a hygroscopic salt absorbs enough atmospheric moisture to dissolve. = = =	91
83.	To prepare common potash into a similar liquid original: "Liquor." = = ,	93
84.	To dissolve common cooking salt into a fatty and fluid alkali original: "Alcali." ,	94
85.	To liquefy mercury original: "Mercurium." Quicksilver. and thereby make a white copper = =	95
86.	The finest white potter’s glaze, for white tiles and stove-ledges Decorative ceramic stoves were a common feature of central European homes. = =	96
87.	A blue glaze for pottery-work =	99
88.	A violet-blue glaze = =	101
89.	An emerald-green glaze = =	102
90.	A black glaze = =	103
91.	The art of making metals grow = This likely refers to "chemical trees" or "vegetation of metals," where metal salts form branch-like structures in a solution.	105
92.	A special secret masterpiece, to prepare a liquid or oil from antimony original: "ex Antimonio." Antimony was a key subject in alchemy for its transformative properties. which does not evaporate in fire, but remains an oil: but in the cold shoots into an astral salt = =	107
93.	To bring forth a fragrant sulfur original: "Sulphur." In alchemy, this refers to the combustible or "soul" principle of a substance, not just the chemical element. from antimony that smells like the best ambergris original: "Ambra." A highly prized fragrance material. = =	108
94.	To make a ruby-red glass from antimony which is fixed, and solidifies original: "coaguliret." To turn from a liquid to a solid state. 1 part mercury to 100 parts, so that it can be melted;