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1 5 |        The finest kind is to be levigated and moistened by having
2 5 |       these be dried and finely levigated, then, having mixed, triturate
3 8 |         much toasted and finely levigated, one part. Another:-Of the
4 8 |         of the flower of copper levigated a little, and the juice
5 9 | fig-tree. Alum, the most finely levigated, is to be put into the juice
6 10|      Black hellebore, as finely levigated as possible, is to be sprinkled
7 10|       of copper, not altogether levigated. Another powder equally
8 12|        into another pot; having levigated plumbago finely and sifted