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Incomplete abstract of Yworth's 'Processus Mysterii Magni Philosophicus' condensed into five chapters (c. early 1690s).
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'The Seven Chapters' (late 1680s-1690s) plus notes and an unrelated draft letter.
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Two sets of notes.
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A list of 113 alchemical authors, categorised by nationality, and eight anonymous works.
Incomplete variant copy of William Yworth, 'Processus Mysterij Magni Or An Open Entrance to the Great Mysteries of the Ancient Philosophers', in a clerical hand.
Highly technical notes in Latin and English on the distillation of salt.
'Clavis': detailed directions for a lengthy alchemical operation beginning with the digestion of antimony, iron and sulphur.
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Verse extracts from Hadrian Mynsicht, 'Aureum sæculum redivivum' and 'Testamentum Hadrianeum de aureo Phorem [according to the Sotheby catalogue, though 'Ph[ilosoph]orum is surely intended] lapide', with a diagram, c. 300 lines in all.
Newton's copy of Geber's Chimia (Latin translation by Caspar Horn, 1668), with Latin notes in his hand on both flyleaves elucidating some of Geber's terminology.
Notes on sublimation, the Stone, the tincture, etc..
'The Regimen' (early 1680s).
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'Of Chemicall Authors & their writings' (c. 1670-75).
Notes on various (al)chemical processes (separations, processions, sublimations, distillations, etc.).
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Chapter Five: Curing Creation: Alchemy and Spirituality
Three lists of alchemical writers and works, partly on the reverse of Mint-related material
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'Of ye first Gate'
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Transcript of 'Sr George Ripley His Epistle to K Edward unfolded'
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'Tabula Smaragdina' and 'Hieroglyphica Planetarum'.
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Series of Latin anagrams of Newton's name and lists of authors cited in the Ludus Puerorum, Scala Philosophorum, and Rosarium Magnum, in the last case followed by page numbers.
A series of lists of authors and books on alchemy.
Five original letters from Fatio de Duillier to Newton, all in English; also letters from Fatio to John Conduitt and other Fatio-related material.
Two accounts of alchemical operations (1690s?).
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'The Hunting of ye Green Lyon & putrefaction of the body according to the number of the eagles', 2 pp., followed by miscellaneous notes in Latin, c. 400 words, 1 p.
Chapter Four: Panaceas of the Soul: Comenius and the Dream of Universal Knowledge
'The method of ye work': a commentary on [A.T. Limojon, Sieur de] Didier's 'Six Keys' (early 1690s?).
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