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 42
at your pleafure ttay the water. The like Engines might be made to play upon wyer ftrings. difpofed upon a concavous matter to make the rnu'zyk refound : but becaufe this Defcnption giveth light enough for the framing of divers other, I did think good here to omit them, T sen r - c:‘ ' : ‘ . ‘ ' .… … Rope let there bee a , waight fattened : So the fier on the Altar will caufe the water to diftiil out of the Ball into the Bucket, which when (by reafon of the water) it is become heavier than the waight, it will draw it up, and fo open the fayd gates or little doom.
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