![]() ![]() ![]() Residuum after distillation sometimes symbol resembles a skull JW's symbol not yet documented elsewhereĪuripigment AKA orpiment, arsenic trisulfideĬrab (Cancer: astrological) may also be seen rotated 90°, resembling "69" as in oculi cancri JW's symbol differs from the Schröder's symbol for alumen: □Īmalgam, usu. ![]() Those symbols that appear only in V.a.291 are so indicated in the "Notes" column. The following symbols appear on leaf one recto and verso of V.a.287 and leaf 164 recto and verso of V.a.291. Robert Tallaksen, a reader and transcriber at the Folger Shakespeare Library. A note on back inside cover states that the book was finished at his "chambers in the Bell in Aldersgate street." For more information on Ward, see John Ward's Latin and A Semi-Diplomatic Transcription of Selections from the John Ward Diaries. V.a.291 was kept at Oxford and London from January 1660/61 to 14 February 1661/62. 10r-67v), spring and summer of 1666 (fol. 1r-9v) and Stratford from February to October 1665 (fol. V.a.287 was used at several times: Oxford in September 1658 (fol. V.a.287 and V.a.291 are diaries kept by John Ward, vicar of Stratford-upon-Avon from 1662 to 1681 and a medical physician. ![]()
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