Agricola, Georgius
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De re metallica
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1912/1950
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smelters by which of these methods they can obtain the most metal from
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any one ore. </
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smelting the same ore, by which an equal weight of metal is melted out, yet
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with a furnace or without one; if smelted with a furnace the tap-hole is either
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temporarily closed or always open, and if smelted without a furnace, it is done
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either in pots or in trenches. </
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describe each in detail, beginning with the buildings and the furnaces.</
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