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, their conjunction and distillation made them exhibite these _Phaenomena_: _vid._ That, whereas Spirit of Wine has no great, nor good scent, and moderately dephlegm'd Oyl of Vitriol is wont to be inodorous; the Spirit, that first came over from their mixture, had a scent not only very differing from Spirit of Wine, but from all things else, that the Author ever smelt; the Odor being very fragrant & pleasant, and so subtle, that in spight of the care taken in luting the Glasses exactly together, it would perfume the neighbouring parts of the _Laboratory_, and afterwards smell strongly at some distance from the Viol, wherein it was put, though stopt with a close Cork covered with two or three several Bladders. But, after this volatile and odoriferous Spirit was come over, and had been follow'd by an Acid Spirit, it was at last succeeded by a strongly stinking Liquor, &c. But _Manum de Tabula_: the Book it self will certainly give a satisfaction far beyond what here can be said of it. {198} * * * * * _Some New observations about the Planet _Mars_, communicated since the Printing of the former sheets._ There was very lately produced a Paper, containing some observations, made by Mr. _Hook_, about the Planet _Mars_; in the _Face_ whereof he affirmed to have discovered, in the late months of _February_ and _March_, that there are several _Maculae_ or _Spotted parts_, changing their place, and not returning to the same Position, till the next ensuing night near about the same time. Whence it may be collected, that _Mars_ (as well as _Jupiter_, and the _Earth_, &c.) does move about his own _Axis_, of which a fuller account will be given hereafter, God permitting. This short and hasty intimation of it, is intended onely to invite others, that have opportunity, timely to make Observations, (either to confirm, or rectify) before _Mars_ gets out of sight. * * * * * Printed with Licence for _John Martyn_, and _James Allestry_, Printers to the Royal Society. 1666. {199} * * * * * _Num._ 12. PHILOSOPHICAL _TRANSACTIONS._ * * * * * _Munday_, _May_ 7. 1666. * * * * * The Contents. _A way of Preserving Birds taken out of the Egge, and other small _Fetus's_; communicated by _Mr. Boyle_. An Extract of a Letter, lately sent to _Sr.
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