Aqua diffusa cum id in pannum infunditur et ibi manibus premitur, argentum per panni raritates propter liquorem extra labitur, aurum compressione coactum intra purum invenitur.
The water is then poured away and the remainder is placed on a cloth, and is pressed by hand. Under this pressure the quicksilver being liquid passes through the pores of the cloth, and the pure gold is retained within.
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