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# Rasadhyaya 31\_65

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### [31\_65](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.rasa.dhatuvada.rasadhyaya~en-mt.31_65)

First, mercury should be strained through a fine cloth, so that all the previously mentioned defects born of tin and lead stick to the cloth and remain there. .. 1.31:1 ..  
Thus ends cloth-filtration, the first refinement process. .. 1.31:2 ..

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