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# Rasadhyaya 155\_164

English (machine translation) 155\_164

- **Language:** English

### [155\_164](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.rasa.dhatuvada.rasadhyaya~en-mt.155_164)

And for the production of gold, purified sulphur is indeed to be calcined-and-digested. / Just as the calcination-digestion of iron-lustre amalgam \[is performed\], so also the calcination-digestion of gold amalgam is to be understood, / \[namely\] eight times \[the weight of\] mercury; and the rest is clear. / Thus ends the fourth \[process\], the calcination-digestion of gold amalgam for mercury that has digested iron-lustre amalgam.

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