| The making of the Firestone of Basil Valentine | ||
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Red oily tincture, extracted by the spirit of wine, from the red glass dissolved in the distilled vinegar (1st part of the Firestone according to Basil Valentine) |
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The red oil extracted from the salt of Antimony (2nd part of the Firestone) |
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" Colcothar obtained during the dry distillation of martial Vitriol " |
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"Dry distillation of the martial oil of vitriol finely carried out with glassware, however " |
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"Dry distillation of martial Vitriol... after many efforts, the so much desired "red oil " so much ended up being distilled and differentiating itself from the usual white oil of vitriol" |
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"Dry distillation of martial vitriol, the receiving glass-balloon . " |
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"Star spangled reguli of concave or convex shape" |
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" Glass of red Antimony (clean and pure, without borax) such as it must be obtained, according to Basil Valentine " |
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" Nitrous glass " obtained following Basil Valentine's precepts |
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