The Dyer's Assistant in the Art of Dying Wool And Woollen Goods : Extracted From the Philosophical And Chymical Works of ... Ferguson, Dufay, Hellot, Geoffery, Colbert; And That Reputable French Dyer, Mons. De Julienne
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12/ Having feparatcd the coccus from the earth, which they do by a riddle made for that purpofe,.
their chief care is, that it fnould not change into a fmaii worm ; tor this purpofe they fprinkle it with vinegar, and fometimes with very cold wa- ter ; they then brinst them to a warm place, or elfe expofe them to the fun to dry j without thi^, thefe inieils would dcftroy thsmfelves, and if they were dryed too precipitately, they would lofe their beautiful colour. Sometimes they feparate tiicfc f...mall infe£^s from their veficles or bladders with the ends of their fingers by a gentle preflbre, whicii they form into final! round cakes. The Dyers pay dearer for this dye when in lump than wi^en it is in grain.
Bernard de Bernitz, from whofe book I have taken this, adds, that the great marechal Konitf- poliki, and fome other Pohfli noblemen, who had lands in the Ukrania, fet this gathering of the coc- cus to the Jews at a confiderable profit, and caufed it to be gathered by their vafi^ls ; that the Turks and Arminians, who bought this drug of the Jews, vfed it tor the dying of wool, fiik, the manes and tails of their horfes ; that the Turki(h womerv made ufe of it to paint their fingers' ends of a beautiful carnation colour ; and that formerly the Dutch ufed to buy the coccus at a high price, and mixed it with an equal quantity of cochineal ; that with the dye of this infed and chalk, a lacque for the painters might be made as fine as the Florence lacque ; and that a beautiful red W'as prepared from it for the toilet of the ladies in Fraiice and Spain.
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12/ Having feparatcd the coccus from the earth, which they do by a riddle made for that purpofe,.
their chief care is, that it fnould not change into a fmaii worm ; tor this purpofe they fprinkle it with vinegar, and fometimes with very cold wa- ter ; they then brinst them to a warm place, or elfe expofe them to the fun to dry j without thi^, thefe inieils would dcftroy thsmfelves, and if they were dryed too precipitately, they would lofe their beautiful colour. Sometimes they feparate tiicfc f...mall infe£^s from their veficles or bladders with the ends of their fingers by a gentle preflbre, whicii they form into final! round cakes. The Dyers pay dearer for this dye when in lump than wi^en it is in grain.
Bernard de Bernitz, from whofe book I have taken this, adds, that the great marechal Konitf- poliki, and fome other Pohfli noblemen, who had lands in the Ukrania, fet this gathering of the coc- cus to the Jews at a confiderable profit, and caufed it to be gathered by their vafi^ls ; that the Turks and Arminians, who bought this drug of the Jews, vfed it tor the dying of wool, fiik, the manes and tails of their horfes ; that the Turki(h womerv made ufe of it to paint their fingers' ends of a beautiful carnation colour ; and that formerly the Dutch ufed to buy the coccus at a high price, and mixed it with an equal quantity of cochineal ; that with the dye of this infed and chalk, a lacque for the painters might be made as fine as the Florence lacque ; and that a beautiful red W'as prepared from it for the toilet of the ladies in Fraiice and Spain.
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