A TABLE.

3. Of stones, rocks, flints of Gold, and their striking courses, page 97
4. Of the ore of silver, and its running, or striking passages, 99
5. Of Copper ore, its stone, and striking passage, 102
6. Of Iron ore, its stocks, floats, fallings and striking passages, 106
7. Of Lead ore, its mine, and striking passage, 110
8. Of Tin ore, its stocks, floats, fallings and striking passages, 114
9. Of Mercurial ore, and its passages, 117
10. Of Bismuth, Antimony, Sulphur, Salt, Saltpeter and Talc, 118
11. Of a comparison between God’s Word and the Minerals, 120
12. How Jewels are wrought, the blessings God bestows on Miners, 124
13. Of the essence of Gold, 126

The Contents of the third part, being a Declaration

of the XII. Keys.

The first is declared, page 135
The second Key declared, 142
The third Key declared, 144
The rest are declared according to the course going on in that part, 148

The Contents of the fourth part concerning the particulars
made of the 7. Metals, how they may be

prepared with profit.

First of the Sulphur of Sol Term: Sol refers to Gold in alchemy., whereby Lune Term: Lune refers to Silver in alchemy. is tinged into Gold, 179