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'Liber Mercurioum [sic: leg. 'Mercuriorum'] Corporum' (1668-75).
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Three apparently unrelated fragments (early-mid 1670s).
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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.
'Clavis': detailed directions for a lengthy alchemical operation beginning with the digestion of antimony, iron and sulphur.
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'De Mineralibus': notes on Geber, Basil Valentine, Paracelsus and other alchemical writers.
Incomplete copy, in (probably) the author's hand, of a six-chapter version of William Yworth's 'Processus Mysterii Magni Philosophicus' (1702).
Miscellaneous alchemical notes and recipes
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Five original letters from Fatio de Duillier to Newton, all in English; also letters from Fatio to John Conduitt and other Fatio-related material.
Notes on the construction of portable furnaces.
Two sets of notes on La lumière sortant par soy même des tenebres.
Two alchemical treatises (one incomplete; after 1686) and a collection of short extracts from various alchemical sources.
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'Opus Galli Anonymi'
'Preparatio mercurii ad lapidem per regulam et lunam, ex MSS. Phil[oponi] Phi[lalethis] Americani'
'The Book of Nicholas Flamel conteining The explication of the Hieroglyphical Figures wch he caused to be put in the Church of the SS. Innocents at Paris'.
Transcripts from two published alchemical tracts.
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Memorandum by Newton (1696).
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Technical notes.
'Basilius Valentinus & Iodochus a Rhe': abstracts from these authors (the latter is more usually called Johannes Rhenanus) on minerals, transmutation of metals, vitriol, etc..
'Manna': transcript (1675?) of an anonymous alchemical treatise, in another hand with additions and notes by Newton.
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Miscellaneous correspondence.
Transcript of Johann de Monte Snyders' The Metamorphosis of the Planets, with notes.
A series of lists of authors and books on alchemy.
'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.
Part of a treatise on transmutation
Miscellaneous fragmentary alchemical notes
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