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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13118	Metallica. Or The treatise of metallica Briefly comprehending the doctrine of diuerse new metallicall inuentions, but especially, how to neale, melt, and worke all kinde of mettle-oares, irons and steeles with sea-coale, pit-coale, earth-coale and brush-fewell. Also a transcript of his Maiesties letters pattents of priuiledge, granted vnto Simon Sturteuant for the said metallicall businesses, for one and thirty yeares. Published in print before the last day of this present Easter terme, as the said Simon Sturteuant was by his Highnesse inioyned.	Sturtevant, Simon.; England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I).	1612 (1612)	STC 23411; ESTC S117936	47,233	130

the printed treatise of Metallica Metallica thus generally described is of two sorts Ignemetallica which worketh with fire and hearth or Inignemetallica which vseth not the meanes of fire for to attaine to the thing or materiall intended yet it vseth the other Metallicall Instruments wherevppon it is called more propperly Metallorganica Ignemetallica comprehendeth many generall inuentions which are reduced into these 7. heads first Metallica propriae dicta secondly Pressoria thirdly Terrica fourthly Hydrelica fiftly Hydrometallica sixtly Hydropressoria seauenthly Hydroterrica SECT 2. Metallica proprié dicta MEtallica in the propper and strict signification is thus defined Metallica is an Ignick inuention for the cheaper making of all kindes of mettles or Metalique concoctures by the meanes of cheape firing and other Metallical instruments wherevpon the materials and things made by this Arte are called Metaliques The contents of Metallica proprie dicta in the seuerall Materials which the Art maketh The Metalique Materials are as 1. All kind of Mettles as 1. Prepared or roasted oares Mine-stones or Mettle-stones beeing the fitt matter of Metallique liquours 2. Irons Steeles 3. Leads 4. Tins 5. Coppers brasses 6. Any other new kind of mettles which may hereafter bee found beeing made and wrought after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention 7. All compounded mettles of the same kind as Pewters Belmettles Sodars Candle-stickmettle beeing made and wrought after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention All kind of Metalique concoctures their cōcreats as 1. All kinde of Sand-mettles or Ash-mettles 2. All kind of Ammels Beugles or such commixtures 3. All kind of Metallique slagges or cinders if perhaps they may be turned to some profitable vse 4. Other compounds of the forenamed concoctures beeing made and wrought after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention And so forth as it shall be further mentioned and enlarged in the Printed treatise of Metallica SECT 3. Metallicall Instruments THe Instruments and meanes Metallicall which are vsed for the producing of metallique materialls or things are of two sorts common or peculiar The common instruments are such which are borrowed from other trades occupations and mysteries amongst which wee haue especially vse of Ioyners Smiths Turners not onely of their Instruments and Tooles but also of their Emporeuticks which they ordinarily make as Presses Vices Screwes Bellowes Tongs c. made either of Iron and Wood or of both together The peculiar instruments are those that are of the Authors Inuention beeing of chiefe and principall vse for the working of Metallicall effects The peculiar Instruments of inuention are principally of three sorts Lenick Plegnick and Caminick Lenicks are peculiar Metallicall instruments which worke their opperation and effect by pressing impressioning or moulding and that either by thrusting or drawing All the kindes of these Lenick instruments are at large described in the doctrine of the arte Pressoria which is part of the Printed treatise of Metallica There is great vse of these Lenick instruments for the tempering and commixing of Sea-coale and Stone-coale Plegnicks are peculiar Metallicall instruments which performe their opperation and effect by their dexterous and artificiall ioynt-moouing All the kinds of Plegnick instruments are at large described in the doctrine of the arte Plegnica which is part of the Printed treatise of Metallica There is great vse of the Plegnick instruments for the making of Eumechanick and reformed Milnes Bellowses Caminicks are peculiar Metallicall instruments which performe their opperation and effect by the new kind of Furnacing and Hearthing All the kinds of Caminick instruments are at large described in the doctrine of the art Caminica which is part of the Printed treatise of Metallica The instruments Metallicall although they are of cheefe vse in all the Metallicall arts yet are they more peculiarly belonging to Metallica proprie dicta and for this cause they are anexed to it And so forth as it shall be further mentioned and inlarged in the printed treatise of Metallica SECT 4. Pressoria PRessoria is a kind of Ignick Inuention which by the meanes of cheape fiering and by other Metallicall Instruments and meanes maketh all kinds of Press-wares or Mould-wares Press-ware or Mould-ware is any thing that can bee made wrought or formed of clay and earth not by hand and the round table as the Potters vse but by Presse and Mould or by pressing and moulding and that by the help of Metallicall Instruments and meanes There be many sorts and kindes of Press-wares by reason of different figures and diuers vses vnto which they are to be applied all which kindes are reduced to these two heades of Rude-ware and Polisht ware Rude-ware are such sorts of Press-ware which after they are pressed and moulded require no further ornament as Prest-pipes Prest-tiles Prest-brickes Prest-stones and such like expressed in the printed treatise of Metallica Pollisht-ware are such sorts of Press-wares which after they are pressed and moulded doe receiue further ornament or beauty as prest-monions for windowes and prest-columnes and such like described in the Printed treatise of Metallica And so sorth as it shall bee further mentioned and enlarged in the printed treatise of Metallica SECT 5. Terrica TErrica is an Ignick inuention for the cheaper making of all kinds of Burnt-earths by meanes of Metallicall instruments wherevpon the Materialls made by this Art are called Terricks The contents of Terrica in the seuer all Materialls which the Art maketh The Terrick Materials are all kinde of burnt-earth as 1. All bricks burnt or baked after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and inuention though made and moulded according to common order of Brick-makers 2. All kinde of Tiles burnt or baked after the said S. Surteuant his manner and inuention though made and moulded according to common order of Tile-making 3. All kind of Potter-ware burnt or baked after the said S. Sturteu his maner Inuention though molded according to common order 4. All kinde of limes plaisters allablasters burnt after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention 5. All kinde of Way-stones Way-grauels Way-earths burnt and made after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention This arte is called Itineraria 6. Lastly any other kinde of burnt-earths that here-after may be deuised as good and profitable for the common-wealth being made burnt and wrought after the said Simon Sturteuant his manner and Inuention And so forth as it shall bee further mentioned and enlarged in the Printed treatise of Metallica SECT 6. Hydrelica HYdrelica is an Ignick inuention for the cheaper making of all kindes of hotte liquids or liquoures by the meanes of Metallicall instruments wherevpon the materials made by this arte are called Hydrelicks The contents of Hydrelica in the seuerall Materials which the Arte maketh 1. The Hydrelick materials are as All kinde of Hydrelick waters and their concreats of which there are diuerse sorts as 1. All bathing waters for washing of the body 2. All kind of