Paracelsus Paracelsus of the Transmutation of Metals

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Salts Corrofives and whatfoet er things are calcined, are coagulatedby Fire, and 'then by the coldnefs of the Air ware refolved 1nt'o Liquor, vqiater. Or' Oyl,1n a moifi place, as a or in t eair, being. Ed uponamar fioneox Glafs: But fat amulp hureous. Things are dif {oh/ed by the heat of the Fire and that which thepire ydifl'olveth by heat the [ante is coagu lated; zhy: the coldnefs of the Air; Ofifthecon trary, that which is. Difl'olved by the coldnefs of the A11: i's Coagulat'ed by the heir of the Fire. Nate here the Reafon wherefore we calltbe Medici which feems to op pofe and Contradi& the Opinion of {nine Philofophers: for they will have it to be hot indmoilhbut they confide:6 Of. The Whig/mutation contirigent hereunto is not by Naiutegrbui by.