The Venereall Gum mentiond number the     space of 4-5 characters <3d>insertion in line in pencil being powderd & put into strong spirit of Salt did presently turne it of a deepe muscadine colour. <On>replacing 'And' another parcell of the same powderd Concrete, some spirit of nitre being put, it wrought thereon e'vn in the Cold like aqua fortis upon Sylver & [dassel]unclear reducd it to a deepe greenish blew solution.

This day was put into a large Bolthead {drachm} iv of oyle of vitrioll, to which haveing powerd the like weight of Alcool of wine, the whole ([wimd]unclear) cavity of the glasse was made very white & opacous by the fumes copiously ascended from the mixture, if not only from the {spirit of wine}. Though I did not shake the Liquors together yet the bottome of the glasse grew soe hot that I could not indure it for 1/2 a minute, And haveing purposely layd it by in a coole place I came 2 or 3 howers after to try if †by shakeing it deleted I could not e'vn then by shakeing & soe makeing a further mixture, produce a heat; accordingly I found that I could excite a considerable one, & that did not quickly vanish

The venereall gum mentiond [numero] the     space of 2-3 characters being to the Quantity of about a small Beane dissolvd in good [Sp{superscript t}] of Salt the solution continued for 2 or 3 days of a thick muscadine colour as is mentiond [numero] the <5th>insertion in line in pencil , but afterwards, [moisting]unclear †with deleted leisurely with it the sides & Bottom of a wide wine glasse, the fourth day the sides appeard to be full of greene branches not unpleasant to behold, & at the end of 4 days the bottom was for the most part coverd with tuffts'ts' altered from 'd' of christall