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TABLE
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c0l{TE1{TS
ITEM
PAGE NO.
Oil of Iron
I
Oil of
lron
(notes
on
Process)
10
Oil
of Vitriol
I3
Processes on Lead
I4
On
Antimony
19
Oil
of Mercury
22
Vinegar
23
Sulphur
of Antimony
26
Salt of
Antimony
27
The Firestone
28
On Lead
30
EIixir of Iron
40
Tincture of
the
Red
Lion
and the Gluten
of the Eagle
Some Alchemical
Recipes
(Tartarr
Winestonsr
Antimony)
42
46
Alchemical
Experiment,s
54
Oil of Antimony
(1,.
Princip6)
:-;6I
The {Iermetic Art
(Volpierre
)
63
Mutus Liber
(Magaphon)
97
(TABLE
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c0r{TE1{TS)
ITEN
PAGE NO.
oil
and
Tincture
oe 6
(n.Bacon)
fZe
Truest and Most Noblest Secret
(Jodocus)
tSO
The True Method of Confecting
the
Stone
I8I
The Treasury of Philosophy
(Efferarius)
193
The
Confessions of Trithemius
2L4
of the Philosophers
(t'1.
Efferarius)
12
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pes
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Being various not,es from such sources
as the Paracelsus Research Societyr
HeydonIs
"The
Rosicrucian Crown" and
from the writings of George Ripley.
These notes are various recipes
utilizing different metals such as
fronr Lead and Antimony.
trAMS
19A5
In
The Procedure
for
making
the
OIL
of IRON
accordance
with the
precepts
of Alchemy
R-C
Since it is difficult, in fact
almost
impossible
to obtain
pure
metallic
Iron, it is preferable to eornmenee
the
procedure
by using
C. P.
(Chem-
ically Pure) Ferrous Sulphate
Crystals
(Fe
SOa 7H2O), the
Vitriol
Salts
of this metal.
(Use
Bakerrs Analyzed
C. P. Ferrous Sulphate obtainable
from any Chemical Reagent Supply House). These Salts have already been
purified by several successive washings and re-crystallization.
Using a Number 3 Porcelain Coors Crucible
(glazed
inside and outside)
level fuII with the Ferrous Sulphate Crystals
(five)
calcine the Salts
in the electric muffle furnace. Place the crucible containing the SALTS
in the co(-d furnace and then raise the temperature of the furnace to
1750 C. Continue the calcination until all fuming ceases and the iron
is brought completely to a state of oxidation. This usually takes about
two hours. A
good
supply of air should have access to the furnace.
Remove
the crucible and allow to cool to nearly room temperature.
Trans-
fer the oxide sponge to a
glass
mortar and triturate
with a
g1-ass pes-
tle to a fine
powder.
Weigh
out
14 grams
(approximately
one
half
ounce
avoirdupois) of the
powdered iron
oxide
and transfer to a Pyrex Beaker of about 800 ml. cap-
acity and digest on the
hot plate with I20 mI.
of
6 normal Hydrochloric
Acid until all the Iron oxide is in solution, adding more acid if
necess-
ary to
accomplish solution. Add 20 mt.
of
C. P. Nitric Acid
(Specific
Gravity L.42)
and boil
for five minutes to bring all the rron to the
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