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But we , when we shall come to handle the version and transmutation of bodies , and the experiments concerning metals and minerals , will lay open the true ways and pas- sages of nature , which may lead to this great effect .
But we , when we shall come to handle the version and transmutation of bodies , and the experiments concerning metals and minerals , will lay open the true ways and pas- sages of nature , which may lead to this great effect .
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S e 1 1 3 е tain it is that it is more difficult to make gold ( which is the most ponderous and materiate amongst metals ) of other metals less ponderous and less materiate , than ( via - versa ) to make silver of lead or quicksilver ...
S e 1 1 3 е tain it is that it is more difficult to make gold ( which is the most ponderous and materiate amongst metals ) of other metals less ponderous and less materiate , than ( via - versa ) to make silver of lead or quicksilver ...
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the metal will be hard and churlish . And this will be per- formed , partly by the temper of the fire , and partly by the closeness of the vessel . The fifth is , that there be choice made of the likeliest and best prepared metal for ...
the metal will be hard and churlish . And this will be per- formed , partly by the temper of the fire , and partly by the closeness of the vessel . The fifth is , that there be choice made of the likeliest and best prepared metal for ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | 3 |
DE HISTORIA NATURALI ET EXPERIMENTALI MONITUM | 17 |
PREFACE to the HISTORIA VITE ET MORTIS by ROBERT | 91 |
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| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon: Philosophical works Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | F. Frommann Verlag G. Holzboog, 1961 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Colorado en Boulder |
| Digitalizado | 23 Dic. 2021 |
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