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The mysteries of nature and art in four severall parts. The first of water-works. The second of fier-works. The third of drawing, colouring, limming, paynting, graving, and etching. The fourth of experiments (1654)

Bate, John · London : R. Bishop for A. Crook · leaf 120

An illustration from The mysteries of nature and art in four severall parts. The first of water-works. The second of fier-works. The third of drawing, colouring, limming, paynting, graving, and etching. The fourth of experiments, 1654, leaf 120 — erRayl, or fuch like, and then put fier to their open ends, and they will burn flowly untill they come to the bottom of leather, and then each will give a report or blow one after another orderly as you gave fier unto them. And thefe are ufually called Chambers, but more properly Sauciflons. Hiw to…

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