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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (23) — BOOK V.

James Greive translation

23. Flower of copper.) Flos æris is obtained, when the melted copper runs from the furnace, by pouring cold water upon it to refrigerate it. For by the sudden check, this substance is as it were spued out, and concretes into flowers. Id. lib. v. cap. 862.

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