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| Subject | Page |
|---|---|
| Destruction of all defects of mercury (by means of six-fold digested mica) | 167 |
| Characteristics of digested mica (and its five states) | 168 |
| Digestion of the essence of the vital parts | 169 |
| Earth-bound digestion | 170-172 |
| Sky-roaming digestion | 172-173 |
| Further digestion | 173-174 |
| Sequence of digestion | 174 |
| Digestion of gems | 176 |
| Effects of mercury digested with lead | 181 |
| Digestion of lead and mica | 186 |
| The seven purificatory processes of mercury and their characteristics | 188-190 |
| Sequences of purification of mercury—and success through such knowledge | 191-193 |
Twelfth Chapter —
| Subject | Page |
|---|---|
| Binding of mercury | 194-198 |
| Further binding of mercury | 198-200 |
| Further binding of mercury | 201-204 |
| Further binding of mercury | 204-206 |
| Further binding of mercury | 206-207 |
| Further binding of mercury | 207-210 |
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