P. 54 it it[2x] is dead, and death is in it, neither hath it any P. 55 are thus asleep. (for[For] they which sleep a naturall sleep P. 56 would never bee perceived in them. Wheerefore[Wherefore] it P. 59 Sidenote: The flegme of of[2x] Wood is its Mercury, the P. 63 as oft as thou pleasest, _viz._ if thou puttest it a-into[into] P. 64 to to[2x] bee understood Dissolution, and Resolution, P. 66 sharpnesse of of[2x] the Salt, and makes them mild, and P. 68 and Minerall Fire in in[2x] Mountains, which indeed the P. 70 stonrger[stronger] fire is requisite for their melting, so much P. 71 Wee shalll[shall] write no more of Tinctures, seeing every P. 72 shews it[its] operations and effects, of which Fire the Ancients P. 72 the degrees of the Alchmyists[Alchymists] Fire: I will yet P. 73 secrets of Tinctures in the seven degres[degrees], and described P. 81 little world, for whose sake the Microcosme[Macrocosme], or P. 82 _Glasse_, _Sand_, _Piipitis_ (_see Transcriber’s Note_), “Piipitis” is probably a typo, possibly for “Pebbles”, however this transcriber is not confident enough to make the replacement. P. 88 be taken, and beaten intto[into] thin plates, or brought into P. 88 in the water, may bee so precipiated[precipitated] with P. 90 Cachymiies[Cachymies], red Talke, the Azure stone, and the like, P. 101 divers coloured coat, or sleeve. So every Magigrate[Magistrate] P. 109 and sordidly, and in stead of Wine hee mnst[must] drinke P. 112 Sidenote: What are Physignomicall[Physiognomicall] signes. P. 114 Sidenote: Roling[Rolling]. “Roling” was an acceptable spelling when this was originally written, however I wanted to make clear that the root word was “roll”, not “role”. P. 114 and easily explosing[exposing] himselfe to dangers. P. 115 otherwise skilfull enough in the Art of Physiogmony[Physiognomy] P. 116 Sidenote: Nothing can be judged by by[2x] the manners, P. 124 and accordiug[according] to its substance, measure, and P. 127 or the Azure with Chrysocoll, and Anripigment[Auripigment], P. 130 it his tares. The same is the nature of Visisions[Visions], P. 134 But if it presenlly[presently] burn with a flame, and without P. 140 produce also Gamaheaus (_see Transcriber’s Note_) with naked “Gamaheaus” appears to be a word made up by Paracelsus. P. 140 Gamaheaus, cannot excell in the prperty[property], and vertue P. 140 casts him out by force; and and[2x] sets himself, as master _A Chymicall Dictionary._ _Williams_ at the Bible in Little-brittain[Britain], 1650. _Aniadum_ is a a[2x] celestiall body planted in us Christians Then comes Ares Ares[2x] another dispenser of Nature, _Arthoicnm_[Arthoicum] is red oyle, artificially extracted concerning the observation of of[2x] Winds, as when _Cherionium_ is that in which Natture[Nature] cannot be altered, and supernaturll[supernaturall] constellations are stars of terrrestial[terrestial] things, and with wine.