The Book Of Quinte Essence Or The Fifth Being (1889) - Edited from British Museum MS. Sloane 73 about 1460-70 A.D. by Unknown
page 72 of 77 (93%)
page 72 of 77 (93%)
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Extremities, p. 17, l. 2, ends of the limbs. {extremytees}
Fecis, p. 4, l. 7; p. 9, dregs. Fire of hell, p. 8, l. 23, a disease. {fier of helle} Fumiter, p. 18, l. 3, fumitory. {f[u]mit{er}} Fyme, p. 10, l. 2 bot., mud, clay. Gerapigra galieni, p. 3, l. 29, ἱεÏα ÏικÏα ÎÎ±Î»Î·Î½Î¿Ï . Giltid, p. 7, l. 3, having the properties of gold communicated by it. Groste, p. 5, ll. 9, 29, grossness, heavy particles, residuum. {grosté} Hide, p. 13, l. 18, ? for hide{us}; compare the Harleian reading âunkinde.â Hool, p. 15, l. 10, recover, improve. Incombustible, p. 10, l. 2. Incorruptibility, p. 7, l. 2. {incorru{m}ptibilitee} Kynde, p. 1, l. 12, all creatures; l. 13, nature. âLapis Lazuli {p. 18, l. 3} a kind of Azure or Sky-colourâd Stone, of which the Blew Colour callâd _Ultramarine_ is made .. much usâd in Physick.â _Phillips._ {lapis lasuly} Lembike, p. 9, l. 2, âAlembick or Limbeck (Arab.), a Still, a Chymical Vessel used in Distilling, shaped like a Helmet, and towards the Bottom having a Beak or Nose, about a Foot and a half long, by which the Vapours descend. They are commonly made of Copper tinnâd over on the inside, and often of Glass.â _Phillips._ Liquibles, p. 7, l. 6 bot., meltable metals. |
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