Text.Fedro.1611-01.!4r

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Source: Georg Fedro, Opuscula Iatro-Chemica quatuor, ed. Johann Andreas Schenck, Frankfurt am Main: Johann Wolff for Anton Humm, 1611, sig. *4r [BP.Fedro.1611-01]


Summary: The text advises readers not to be deterred by the unconventional treatments mentioned, such as "our Mystery," "the Liquor," "Ophirizi," and various essences, as their preparation methods are detailed in the final section titled "The Chemical Furnace." (generated by ChatGPT)



Text

[sig. *4r] Monuerim hic Lectorem ne primo intuitu ab inusitatis aliquot curationes præmissas ingredientibus (vt quando scribit Mysterii nostri, Liquoris, Ophirizi, Essentiæ huius & illius, &c.) abhorreat; eorum enim compondendi ratio vltimo huius operis tractatulo describitur, Fvrno Chimico inscripto.

Modern English Raw Translation

Generated by ChatGPT on 11 February 2024. Attention: This translation is a machine translation by artificial intelligence. The translation has not been checked and should not be cited without additional human verification.
I would advise the reader here not to recoil at first glance from the several unusual treatments introduced (as when it mentions our Mystery, the Liquor, Ophirizi, the Essence of this and that, etc.); for the method of their composition is described in the final section of this work, titled "The Chemical Furnace."