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76.
'Notes out of Philalethes'.
77.
Six sets of notes on Newton's alchemical reading (c. late 1690s).
78.
'Praxis' (certainly after 1689, probably c. 1696): an alchemical treatise, with notes and an earlier draft.
79.
Chemical notes, partly in another hand.
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80.
Two alchemical treatises (one incomplete; after 1686) and a collection of short extracts from various alchemical sources.
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81.
Incomplete draft treatise on the sequence of operations to be effected in transmutation.
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82.
'Index Chemicus'.
83.
Notes 'Ex Rosario Magno', 2 pp. on.
84.
Miscellaneous alchemical recipes, including one to turn lead into mercury by mixing it with corn and olive oil over a moderate heat.
85.
Chapter XXV
86.
'Ex Turba Philosophorum'
87.
'Anno 1656. Serenissimi Principis Frederici Ducis Holsatiæ et Sleswici &c. communicatione sequens epistola me sibi vendicat, inaudita memorans. Veni et vide'.
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88.
Chapter Two: Servant of God
89.
Two unrelated tracts in the same hand (not Newton's)
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90.
The Newton Project, 2008-13
91.
Newton’s Religious Life and Work
92.
Newton: The Making of a Politician
93.
Introduction to the Texts
94.
About the Newton Project
95.
Books in Newton’s Library
96.
Newton Project - REF 2014
97.
The Tagging & Transcription Guidelines for the Newton Project
98.
An Introduction to Newton’s Printed Sources
99.
Other Attempts to Publish Newton’s Papers
100.
Selected Works about Isaac Newton and his Thought
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