Worke by Edward Kelly

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WORKE by Edward Kelly

Edward Kelly

Follow'd by a Table explaining the Obscure, Obselete, and mis-spell'd words used throughout this Worke

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“Its grossness is clearly perceived in an actual experiment: for first it is black and looks like lead or antimony; then it is of a whitish colour, and is called Jupiter (or tin, or magnesia), and this also before it has attained true whiteness, but when it has passed the white stage, it is called Mars and Venus; after that it becomes perfect and red.”

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