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The Compiler of the following pages, when lit first began to amuse himself with the study of Mi- neralogy, was so perplexed by the variety of names which had been introduced by every new writer upon the subject, that he found it necessary to as- sist his memory by forming an alphabetical list, or vocabulary of the terms employed in the latest of these authors. For this purpose he blended together all the names which were then most familiar selecting of English, those of kirwan and jamesox-, and of French those of hauy, and brochant. To these he considered the corresponding German names would prove an useful addition; in selecting them he made choice of such as he had reason to believe were most in use ; in this he was chicl’ v guided, by the last publication, Istvol. of Mr Ja- meson’s Minerology printed 1804; being unac- quainted with the German language he could not consult the originals.

In committing this little work to print, the Compiler, has been actuated, not only by the desire of gratifying his friends, but by the hope that the present imperfect specimen may be sufficient to il- lustrate the utility of such an arrangement, and may prove the means of calling forth in this de- partment of science a more correct and extensive publication.

The whole of the terms engush, french, and german, are alphabetically arranged, and referred bv small capital letters to the authorities from which tbev are quoted :—Thus,

kirwan is distinguished by k, JAMESON j. HAXJ Y H. BROCHANT B. GERMAN G.

Every new substance bears a number at the commencement of the line, to which reference is made on the repetition of the same article by the subjunction of that number

The insertion of Geological names has been avoided, as much as possible as the Compiler con- ceiving that in the present state of that sc:ence they are so far from being generally acknowledged, that any attempt at arrangement would be as imprac- ticable as useless.

For the inacuracies which may appear in the general execution of the work, and for such typo- graphical errors as have occnred, notwithstanding his utmost exertions to avoid them ; the Compiler trusts he shall meet the indulgence of his friends, when they consider that, from the nature of the subject, he could find no eye but his ovyn to correct the press.

EDINBURGH, JUNE 1. 1805.

MINERALOGICAL NAMES.

1. A C1NOSE IRON ORE h, Per argilleux grenu ^ ou lenticulaire b, Koemiger thoneisenstein G,

Lenticnlar Clay Iron stone, j. 2. ACTINOTE ACICULAIRE h, Rayomiante as-

hestiforme B.Amianthinite K, Asbestartiger strahlstein G. Asbestous actinolite J.

3. ACTINOTE HEXAfeDRE n, ACTYNOL1TE common}, Rayonnante commune b, Asbestinite K, Gemeiner strahlstein g.

4 ADAMANTINE-SPAR k, Corindon n, Spath adamantineB,Demant spath & Corund G,Diamond Spar & Corund j.

5. ADULAR g, ADULAIRE b, ADULARIA j. Felt spath nacre a, Moonstone Stone K.

6. .ffiDELITE g, b, Siliceous zeolite k, Zeolithe rouge d’ffidelsdorf a.

7. AGARIC MINERAL k, Cbaux carbonatee spen- gieuse a, Lait de montagne b, Bcrgmilch c, Rock milk j.

o. AGATE j, AGATIT b g, Quartz agathe k, Common Calcedony K.

9. AKANTICONE or Thallite,—Epidote h, Glassy actynolite j,K,Glasartiger strahlstein G,Rayonnante vitreuse b.

IC. ATAUN Naturlicher G,Aluminc sulfateealkaline H, Native alum k, Alun natif b.

Ir. ALAUN ERDE g, Ah.m earth j, Aluminous earth k, Terre alumineuse B.

12. ALAUN SCHE1FER g, Alum slate j, Schist alumineux B, Argile schisteuse, •uar'. n.

13. ALAUNSTEIN g, Alum stone j, Pierre alumi- ncuse b, var: d’Argile u.

14. ALCALI MINERALS, ALKALI MINERAL Naturliches g, Natron n, Natural soda j, Soude carbonatee h.

13. ALLOCHROITE b, a new mineral from Dram in Norway :— ALUM EARTH j, ir. ALUM SLATE j, 12: ALUM STONE j, 13,

16. ALUM1NE FLUATEE ALKALINE h, Cryo- lithe B,Kriolithe c ,a new mineral from Greenland-

17. ALUMINE PURE b, Native argile k, Pure Clay j, Reinthonerde c. ALUMINE SULFATEE ALKALINE h, 10. ALUMINOUS EARTH k, 11. ALUN NATIF a, 10.

-18. AMALGAM j, b, g, AMALGAMA k, Mercure argental h.

19. AMBER k, j, Bernstein c, Succin h, s.

3 ANT a?. AMETHYSTE g, b, k, j, Quartz hyalin violet « 31. AMIANTH Gj b, j, Amianthus k, Asbeste flex'

ible ii. AMIANTHIN1TE k, 3.

32. AMIANTHOIDE H,var: d’Asbeste B,also Ashes toide & Bysolithe. AMIANTHUS k, 21.

33. AMMOMNIAQUEMURIATEE H,Sahammomae k,j, Sel ammoniac natif b, Naturlicher salmiac G.

24. AMPHIBOLE u, Hornbknd r, g j, Hornblende commune B.

25. AMPHIBOLE Criftallfee h, Basaltine k, Basaltiche Hornblend o, Hornblende basaltic B, j.

26. AMPHIGILNE H,Lcucite B,Leuzit j,g, Vesuvian k, 3;. ANi*LCIME ii, Zeolite a 24 facettes b, Wurfel

zeohte o, Cubic zeolite j, Zeolite k. 28. ANATASEiijBjOctaedritejjPisanitc,Schorl octae-

dre—aTatinitic ore from St Christophe Dauphine 29. ANTHRACITE k, Blend charboneuse B, Coal

blende J, Native mineral carbon K,Kohlenblende o. 30. ANTIMOINE BI.ANC b, Antimoine oxide ii ,

Muriated antimony k, Weis speisglaserz g, White antimony j.

31. ANTIMOINE GRIS B, Antimoine sulfure h, Grey antimony J, Grauer speisglaserz G, Sulphurated Antimony k.

32. ANTIMOINE HYDRO SULFURE h,Antimoine rouge b, Red antimonial ore k, Red antimony j, Roth speisglascrz G.

33. ANTIMOINE NATIF h,b, Native antimony j,k, Gedicgen speisglas g.

4 ARG ANTIMOINE OXIDE h, .■jo.

34. AXTIMOINE en PLUME u, Antimoinc sulfur^ cappillaire h, Featherose antimony j. Federerz g> Plumose Antimony k. ANTIMOINE ROUGE n, 31. ANTIMOINE SULFURE h, 31. ANTIMOINE SULFURE CAPILLAIRE 11,34-

35. ANTIMONIAE OCRE k, Antimony ochre j> Ocre d’antimoine b, Speisglas okker G.

36. ANTIMONIAL SILVER j, ANTIMONIATED NATIVE SILVER k, Argent antimonial h, b, Spiesglass silber g. ANTIMONY OCHRE j,35.

37. APATITE g, a, APPaTITE j, Phospholite e, Chaux phosphatee h. ARGENT ANTIMONIAL h, d, 36.

38. ARGENT ANTIMONIAL ArsenifereetFerifere 11, Argent arsenical B, Arsenicated native silver k, Arsenic silver j, Arsenik silber c.

39. ARGENT ANTIMOINIE SULFURE n, Argent rouge B, Red silver ore j, k, Roth gultigerz G. ARGENT ARSENICAL b, 38.

40. ARGENT BISMUTIFERE b, Wismuthisches silber G.

41. ARGENT CARBONATE b, Calciform silver ore k, Luftsaures silber o.

42. ARGENT CORNE b, Argent muriate h, Corne- ous silver ore k, Hornerz a, Horn ore j.

43. ARGENI MERDE D’OIE b, Cobalt arseniate argentilere h, Goensekathiges silber g. Greenisli or Redish black silver ore n.

44. ARGENT MOLYBDENIQUE b, Wasserblci silber g. ARGENT MURIATE h, 41.

45. ARGENT MURIATE TERREUX b, Butter- milcherz or Erdeiger hornerz g.

46. ARGENT NATIF b, h, Native silver k, j, Gedei- gen silber G.

47. ARGENT NATIF AURIFERE a, Goldish native silver j, Guldisches gedeigen silber g.

48. ARGENT NOIRE b, Sooty silver ore k, Silver black j, Silber schwartz g.

49. ARGENT NOIRE h, Argent vitreux aigre b, oproed glaserz o. Brittle silver glance j. ARGENT ROUGE b, 39.

50. ARGENT SULFURE u, ARGENT VITREUX B, Sulphurated silver ore k. Silber glaserz G. ARGENT VITREUX AIGRE b, 49.

51. ARGENTINE k, Slate spar j,Spath schisteux ii,b, Schieferspath g.

jz. ARGILE u, ARGILE ENOURCIE b, Indurated clay k, Verhartcter thon g.

53. ARGILE CALCARIFERE 11,Earthy marie p, Marie earth j, Marne terreuse b, Mergcl erd g,

34. ARGILE GLAISE h, Argile a Potier b, Tocp- ferthon g, Potters Clay k, j.

55. ARGILE LITHOMARGE n, Lithomarga k, Lithomarge j.Moelle de pierre b, Steinmarke g»

36. ARGILE OCHREUSE h, Bol g, Bole k, b, j. 57. ARGILE PANACHE b. Bunther thon g, Varie-

gated clay j. ig. ARGILE a PH’E b, Pipe clay j, Ffeiffen Thon g.

6 ARS ARGILE a POTIER b, 54-

59. ARGILE SCHISTEUSE GRAPHIQUE h, b, Slate clay j, Slate k, Schieferthon o.

60. ARGILE SCHISTEUSE GRAPHIQUE h, Schiste a desiner B, Black chalk K, Drawing slate J, Zeichenschiefer G.

61. ARGILE SCHISTEUSE Tafcuhire, Tegulaire et Inipressionee h, Schiste argilleux B, Argillite or Killas K, Thonschicfer G, Clay slate J.

62. ARGILE SCHISTEUSE -jar : h, Schistea Polir B,Polierschiefer g, Polier slate j,

63. ARGILE SMECTIQUE n, Terre a Foulon b, Fullers earth j, Walkererde g. ARGILLITE or Killas k, 61.

64. ARRAGONE j, ARRAGONE SPAR k, AR- RAGONITE h, b, g. ARSENIATE CUPRO MARTIAL Bournon 213.

63. ARSENIC NATIF h, b, Native arsenic j, k, Ge- deigen arsenick Kalk g.

66. ARSENIC OXIDE h, ARSENIC OXIDE NATIF b, Native calx of Arsenic k, Naturlichesarsenik g. ARSENIC SILVER j, 38.

67. ARSENIC SULFURE JAUNE h, Realgar jaune b, Orpiment k, Gelbes rauschgelb g. Yellow opi- ment j.

68. ARSENIC SULFURE ROUGE 11, Realgar k, Realgar rouge b, Rothes rauschgelb c, Redorpi- ment j.

69. ARSENICAL PYRITES j, k, Fer arsenical h, Pyrite arsenical b, Arsenik Kies g.

7 A.ZU ARSENICATED NATIVE SILVER h, 38. ARSENIK Gedeigen a, 65. ARSENIK KALK naturlicbet G, 66. ARSENIK KIES g, 69. ARSENIK SILBER g, 38.

70. ASBESTE j, g, b, ASBETE DUR h, Asbestus k, ASBESTE FLEXIBLE h, 21.

71. ASBESTE LIGNIFORME h, Boia de montagne B,'Berg holz c, Ligniforme asbestus K,Rock- wood j.

72. ASBESTE TRESSE h, Liege de montagne b, Su- ber montanum k, Berg kork g, Rock cork j. ASBESTINITE k, 3. ASBESTOIDE—22. ASBESTOUS aCTYNOLITE j, a.

73. ASBESTOUS TREMOLITE j, Grammatite h, Tremoliteasbestiforme B,Asbesta«iger[Tremolitec, ASBESTUS k, 70.

74. ASPARAGUS STONE j, Chaux Phosphatee verte ii, Pierre d’asperge b, PhospholiteK, Spargels- tein g.

75. AUGITE o, j,b, Basaltine octaedre k, Pyroxene h- 76. AVANTURINE b, Quartz hyalin Avanturind h. 77. AXESTONE j, Beildstein g, Pierre de Hache b. 78. AXINITE h, Pierre de Thum b, Thumerstone k,

j, Thumerstein g. 79. AZURE de CUIVREb, Cuivre carbonatee bleu h.

Calciforme copper ore, blue k, Kupfer lazur g, Copper Azure j.

80. AZURE STONE j, Lapis Lazuli k, Pierre d’azure s,Lazulite h, Lazurstein a.

s B ER

B.

gx. BAR0L1TE k, Witherite b, c, j, Baryte carbonatee h.

8a. BAROSELENITE k, BARYTE j, BARYTE SULFATEE h, Schwer spath g, Spath pesant b, BARYTE CARBONATEE n, 81.

83. BARYTE SULFATEE BACCILLAIRE n.JSpath Pesant en barres e, Stangen spath g. Columnar spar K.

84. BARYTE SULFATEE RAD1E h, Bolognese spar j, Bologneser spath c, Spath de Boulogne b. Striated Barytes K.

85. BASALT g, j, BASALTE b, BASALTES k, Lave lithoide prismatique it, Trap, Rowley rag, Whinstone &c. k.

86. BASALT TUF c, Tuf Basaltique B. BASALT1NE k, ay. BASALT1NE OC'J'AEDRE k, 75-

87. BASAN1TE k, Lydian stoneRoche trapeenne h, BEILDSTE1N g, 77-

88. BERG BUTTER g, Beurre de montagne b, Mountain butter k, Rock butter j.

89. BERG CRISTAL g, Quartz hyalin limpide h, Cristalde roche B,MountaincristalK,Rockcnstalj. BERG HOLZ g, 71. BERG KORK g, 72. BERG MILCH c, 7.

90. BERG SEIFE c, Savon de mor.tagne B.Rock soapj, <jT. BERG THEER g, Goudron mineral b, Bitume

glutineux u, Mineral Tar k, Mineral Pitch j.

9 BIT f)2. BBRIL NOBLE b, BERIL EDLER’g, Precious

Beryll K, j, Emeraude verte bluatre h. 93. BERILjSCHOR LI FORME B,BERlljJc/jor!artigirt

g. Pycnite h, Shorlite k, Shorlous Beryll j. BERYLL j, k, 91 BERNSTEIN g, 19. BEURRi' de MONTAGNE b, 88.

94. BILDSFEIN g, Pierre a sculpture b, Talcgla- phique u.

95. BIMSTEIN o, Pierre de Ponce b, Lave vitreuse pumice h. Pumice K, j.

96. BI3MU I'H GLANCE j, Bismuth sulfure n, Galenede Bismuth B, Sulphurated Bismuth K,Wis muth glanz G.

97. BISMUTH NATIF b, h, Native Bismuth k, j, Gedeigen Wismuth G.

98. BISMUTH OCRE K,j,Ocre de Bismuth b, Wis- muth okker g. BIS vlUTH SULFURE 8,96.

99. BIT rERSALZ«a<«r/t/i:A«G,EpsomSa!tK,Natural epsom salt j, Magnesia sulfatee h, Sel amernatifB,

IO0. BiTTERSPAFH b, Chaux carbonatde magnesie H, Cristallised muricalcite K, Rauten spath g. Rhomb spar j.

*°I. BITUME ELASTIQUE u, Poix mineral elastique B, Mineral cahoutchou K,Elastisches erdpech G, Elastique mineral pitch j. BI FUME GLU TINEUX h, 91.

loa. BITUME LIQUIDEBLANCHATREh Naphj b, Naphta k, o.

JO BL A

103. BITUME LIQUIDE NOIRATRE h, Petrol k, Erdoel G, Fossil oil j, Huile mineral commune b.

104. BITUME SOLID h, Compact mineral pitch k, Poii mineral scoriacee b, Schlackiges erdpech g, Slaggy mineral pitch j.

105. B1TUMINOSES HOLZ g, Bituminous wood j, Bois bitumineux B, Carbonated wood K.

X06. BITUMINOUS MARL SLATE j, BITU- MINOUS MARLITE k. Schiste marno Bicumi- neux n, Bituminoser mergelchiefer g.

107 BITUMINOUS SHALEj,K,nar d’Argile shisteuse h, Brandschiefer G, Schiste bitumineux b. BITUMINOUS WOOD j, 105.

is8. BITUMINOUS WOOD EARTH j.CoalK, Erd kohle G, Heuile terruese b.

IC9. BLACK. COBALT OCHRE k,j, Cobalt oxide noire u, Cobalt terreux noire b, Schwartzer crd koholt G.

IlOi BLACK COPPER ORE k. Copper black j, Cuivre noire B, Kupfer schwartz G.

m. BLACK HEMATITES j. 112* B ACT IRON STONE k, j.Mine de fer noire

b, Schwartz eiscnstein g. 113 BLACK LEAD ORE k, j, Mine de plomb noire

b, Schwartz bleierz G. 114. BLACK MANGANESE ORE j, Schwartz

Braumteinerz g, Manganese noire B. 113. BLACK SILVER ORE j, Mine noire riches,

Schwartz gultigerz G, 116 BLACK SYLVAN ORE j, Nagiakerz g, Silvane

lamelleux b, Tellure natif, aurifere et plombifere b.

B L U it 117. BLATTERK.OHLE c, Cbarbon lamelkux b,

Foliated Coal j. 118. BLEIERDE g, Eartby lead ore k, Lead earth j,

Plomb terreux. b. 119. BLEIERZ blau a, Blue Lead earth k, j>

Mine de plomb bleu B. 120. BLEIRZ braun g, Brown Lead ore j, k, Mine

de plomb brun b. 121. BLEIERZ gelb g, Plomb jaune b, Plomb

molybdate h, Yellow Lead'ore j, Yellovvimolyden« ated Lead ore K.

122. BLEIERZ grun g, Plomb vert b, Plomb phosphate h, Green Lead ore J, Phosphorated Lead- ore K.

123- BLEIERZ both g, Plomb rouge b, Plomb chromate h, Red lead ore j, Red lead spar K BLEIERZ schwartz a, 113.

124. BLEU RZ weis c, Plomb blanc b, White lead ore K, J, Plomb carbonatee h.

125. BLE1GLANZ o, Lead glance j, Plomb sulfure h, Galena K, Galene b.

,126. BLEINIERE o, Plomb arsenie H, b. 127 .BLFISCHWEIF g, Galene compacts, Compact

galena K, Compact Lead Glance j. 128 BL1 1V1TRIOL naturliches o. Vitriol de pUmb,

natif B, Plomb sulfate H, Native vitriol of lead K> Natural lead vitriol j.

129. BLENDE b, k, g, j, Zinc sulfure h- BLENDE CHARBON1.USE a, 29.

13a BLUE IRON OPE j.Blue tnartialearth k, Blau- eisenerde o, Fer azure h, Fer terreux bleu b.

BRA 12 131. BLUE IRON ORE of VORAU k, Lazulitc b,o.

BLUE LEAD EARTH j, k, 119. BLUE MARTIAL EARTH k, 130.

13:. BOG IRON ORE j, Rasen eisenstein c, Fer Limoneux b, Lowland iron ore k, Fer oxide ter. reux h.

133. BOHNERZg, Fer pisiforme b, Fer oxide globuliforme h, Pisiforme iron ore K, Pea ore J, BOIS BITUMINEUX b, 105. BOISde MONTAGNE b. 71.

134. BOIS PETRIFIE b. Quartz agathe xyloide H, Wood stone K, Ho'zstein g. Rockwood j.

135. BOL g, BOLE j, K, B, Argile ochreuse h. BOLOGNESE SPAR j, BOLOGNESER SPATH g, 84.

136. BORACITE j, b, BORACITED CAI X k, Eo- razit G, Magnesie Horatee h.

137. BORAX k, BORAX NAT1F n, Sonde Boratde H, Tinkai o. BORAZITg, 136. BRANSCHIEFER g, 107.

J38. PRAUN KOHLE c, Brown coal j, Honille brun b.

J39. BRAUNSPATH c, Spath Brunissant b, Cbaux carbonatee fcrrifere perle b, Brown spar j, Sidero calcite k. BRAUNSTEIN ERZ grau g, *75-

j4o. BRAUNSTEIN ERZ both g, Manganic rouge b, Manganese oxide blanc ct rose silicifere n, Rc 1 manganese ore j.

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BRAUNSTETN ERZ schwartz g, 114. 141. BRICK RED COPPER ORE k Mine de cuivre.

couleur de brique B, Tile ore j, Zeigelerz o. 141. BRIGHT WHITE COBALT ORE k, Cobalt

arsenical h, Cobalt eclatant b, Glanz kobolt g> Cobalt glance j. BRITTLE SILVER GLANCE j, 49.

143. BROAD FOLIATED GYPSUM k, Chaux sulfatee cristallisee h, Selenite b, j, Fraueneis g. BROWN COAL j, 138

144. BROWN COBALT OCHRE j, Braun erdkobolt G-

145. BROWN HEMATITE j, k, Peroxide hematite brun h, Brauner glaskopf G, Hematite brun B.

146. BROWN IRON STONE j, Eisenstein braun o. BROWN LEAD ORE k, j, 110. BROWN SPAR j, 139

147. BUNT KUPFERERZ g, Mine de cbiv re panache ou violette b, Purple copper ore k, Cuivre pyriteux hepatique H, Variegated copper ore J. BUNTERTHON g, j;. BUTTERMILCH ERZ 45, BYSOLITHE—li.

c. 148. CACHAI.ONG b, Quartz agathe Cachalong h,

CAHOUTCHOU mineral K, 101. 149. CA1LLOU FERRUGINEUX b, Iron Flint j,

Eeisenkeisel g. 150. CALAMINE b, k, j, Galmei g, Zinc oxide u.

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IJI. CALC SPAR j, Chaux carbonates cristali;ee H, Common spar K, Kalk spath G, Spath calcaire B. CALC TUF j, 389.

152. CALCAREOUS SPARRY IRON ORE k, Chaux carbonatee ferrifere h, Fer spathique b, Spath eisenstein g, Sparry iron ore j.

153. CALCAREO SII.ICEOUS TITANITIC ORE K, Nigrine b, g, j, Titan silico calcaire h.

154. CALCEDOINE b.CALCEDONY k, j, Kalze- don g, Quartz agathe calcedoine B. CALCIFORME COPPER ORE, blue k, 79. CALC1FORME SILVER ORE k, 41.

155. CANEL COAL j, Houille de Kilkenny b, Ken- nel knhle g.

156 CALCSHAUM j.Ecume de Terre b, Schaumerde G. CARBONATED WOOD k. 105.

137- CARBONE lombined with i-i®th Iron, or plumbago k, Fer carbure H. Graphite j, b, g.

158. CARNELIAN k, j, Cornalines.KarneolG, Quartz agathe cornaline h.

139. CATS EYE j, k, CEil de chat b, Katzen auge g, Quartz agathe chatoyant H.

160. CELESTINE j, G, b, Strontiane sulfatee H, 161. CEYLAN1TE g, Pleonaste h, b, a Subspecies of

Spinelle j. 162. CHABAME h, Cubic zeolite j, Wurfel zeolith g,

Zeolit' k. Zeolite cubique b. 163. CHALK j, Kreide g, Crate b, Chaux carbonate'e

crayeusc h.

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i64- CHARBON de BOIS FOSSILEb,Mineral charcoal j, Mineralisches holz kohle g. CHARBON LAMELLEUX b, 117.

165. CHARBON de TERRE b, Stein kohle o, Coal j,Houille H, Mineral carbon K.

166. CHAUX ARsENlATE n, Pharmacolite b, g, 167. CHAUX CARBONATEE ALUMINIFERE h.

Common Dolomite K, 168. CHAUX CARBONATEE COMPACTE et

GROSS1ERE u, Pierre calcaire compact commune b. Compact lime stone k, j, Gemeiner dichter kalkstein G.

169. CHAUX CARBONATEE CONCRETION- NEE h, Pierre calcaire fibrcuse, ou Stalactite calcaire B, Fibrous lime stone k,j, Fasriger Kalk- stem g CHAUX CABONATEE CRAYEUSE a, 163, CHA.UX CARBONATEE CRISTALEISEE a.

CHAUX CARBONATEE FERRIFERE a, 152. CHAUX CARBONATEE FERRlFIiRE PER- LE a, 139.

170. CHAUX CARBONATEE FCETIDE a, Stmk- stein o, Pierre puant b, Swine stone K, Stink- stone j.

IJI. CHAUX CARBONATEE GLOBULIFORME n, Oolite b, Oviform lime stone K, Roestone Rogenstcin g, CHAUX CARBONATEE MAGNESIE u, ico.

J72. CHAUX CARBONATEE SACCHAROIDE a, Pierre calcaire grenue b, Granular lime stone k, j, Kcermger kalksteiu a.

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CHAUX CARBONATEE QUARTZIFERE «, 273- CHAUX CARBONATEE SPONGIEUSE h, 7,

173. CHAUX FLUA TEE AMORPHE h, Fluor terreux b, Earthy flour k, Flusserd g, Compact, flour j.

174. CHAUX FLUATEF. CRISTALLISEE h, Fluor spar K, j, Fluss spath G, Spath fluor B.

X7J. CHAUX N1 1 RATEE h, Nitrous selenite K. CHAUX PHOSPHATES h, 37. CHAUX PHOSPHATEE VERTE u, 74.

176. CHAUX SUEFA l'EE a, Gyps n, j, Gips G, Se- lenite K. CHAUX SULFATEF CRISTALl.ISEE a, 143-

177. CHAUX SULFA TEE ENHYDRE a, Wurfel spath G, Cube spar j, Spath cubique B.

178. CHAUX SULFA l EE COMPaCTE a, Gyps compacte B, Compact gypsum K, Dichter gips G^ Compact gyps, j.

179. CHAUX SULFATEE NIVIFORME a, Gyps terreux B, Farinaceous gypsum K.Gipserde G,Gyps earth j.

180. CHIAS POLITE G, Made a, B. 181. CHLORITE b, o, j, I ale chlorite a. 182. CHRISOBERYLL b, k, j, Cymophane a, Kri-

soberil g. 183. CRYSOLIPE j, b, k, Krisolithe g, Peridot a X84. CRYsOP iASEb, j, C IRYSOPHRASIUMk,

Quartz agat e prase a, Krysophrase .

COB 17 185. CHRYSOCOI.LE b, Cuivre carbonatee vert

pulverulent h, Kupfer grun a, Mountain green j, Copper green k. CIMOL1THE g, b, a species of Fullers earth from the Archipellego.

186. CINNABRE[b, CINNOBER'j.Mercuresulfure h, Native cinnabar K, Zinnobar c.

187. CINNABRE ALKaLIN b, Schwefdlebererz g, CLAY Common or Potters clay j, 54.

188. CLAY IRON KIDNEY, j, Eisenniere o, Nodu- lar Iron stone k, Fer oxide geodique 11, Fer reniforme b. CLAY IRON STONE common i, 198. CLAY IRON STONE lenticular j, I. CLAY SLATE j, 61.

189. CLAY STONE j, Thonstein c. 190 CLINKSTONE j, k, Pierre sonnant b, Kling-

stein g. COAL k, 108 j, 165. COAL BLENDE j, 29.

191. COARSE COAL j, Grob kohle o, Houille grcs- siere b.

191. COBALT ARSENIATE h, Cobalt terreux rouge b, Red cobalt ochre k, Red cobalt ore j, Roth erd Itobolt o. COBALT ARSENIATE ARGENTIFfeREB^s. COBALT ARSENICAL h, T COBAI,T f CLATANT b, [ COBALT GLANCE j, J

193. COBALT Bi ANC b, Weisser speis kobolt g, White cobalt ore j.

18 COM

IQ4. COBALT BLOOM j, Fleurs dc cobalt B,Kobolt bluther G.

195. COBALT GRIS b, h, Dull grey cobalt ore k, Grawer speis kobolt o, Grey cobalt ore j. COBALT OXIDE NOIRE n, i COBALT TERREUX NOIRE b,S I09- COBAI.T TERREUX ROUGE b, 192. COCCOLITHE g, h, a new Swedish mineral resembling the Augite b. COLUMBIUM B, g, a mineral resembling the Siberian Chromate of Iron. There is a specimen of iti supposed American, in the British Museum.

196. COLUMNAR COAL j, Siargen kohle G,Houille scapiforme B.

197. COLUMNARCLAY IRON STONE j,Columnar Iron ore k. Fer argilleux scapiforme b, Stanliger Thoneisenstein G, Fer oxide rouge Bacillaire n. COI UMNAR IRON ORE k, 197. COLUMNAR SPAR j, 83.

198. COMMON ARGILLACEOUS IRON ORE k, Fer oxide H, Fer argilleux commun b, Gemeiner Thoneisenstein G, Common clay iron stone j.

199. COMMON FELD SPAR k, Feldspath commun b, Feldspath n, Feldspar J, Gemeiner Feldspath o- COMMON OPAL /, 34a.

3CO; COMMON SALT k, Soude muriate h, Sel de cuisine B, NaturlichesKocksalz c, Natural rocksaltj> COMMON SCHORL j. 371. COMMON SPAR k, 151.

SCI. COMMON TIN STONE k, Etain oxide k Pierre d’dtain b, Tin stone j, Zinnstein g

COR COMPACT FLUOR j, 173. COMPACT GALENA k, 127. COMPACT GYPS j.? g

COMPACT GYPSUM t.S 7u' COMPACT LEAD GI.ANCE j, 127. COMPACT LIME STONE k, j, 168. COMPACT MINERAL PITCH b,i04.

202. COMPACT RED IRON STONE k, Mine <le fer ronge, compact B,Roth Eisenstdn g, Red Iron stone j, COPPER AZURE j, 79, COPPER BLACK j, no.

203. COPPER EMERALD j, Kupfersthmaragd g, Dioptase H, B. COPPER GLANCE j, 220. COPPER GREEN j, 185,

204 COPPER MICA j, Kupfer Glimmer g, Cuivre arsenbt£ lamelliforme b.

203. COPPER Native j, k, Gedeigen KupLr a, Caivre natif h, b.

206. COPPER PYRITES j, Kupfer Keis g, Cuivre pyriteux h, Pyrite cuivreuse E, Yellow copper ore k. CORINDON h, 4. CORNALINEb, 158.

207. CORNEENE h. Warken x, Wacce j, Wakk g, b. CORNEOUS SILVER ORE, k, 42

208. CORNISH TIN ORE j, Etain grenu b, Etain oxide concretione h, Kormsches Ziuuerz a, CORUND c, j, 4.

20 C U I CRAIE b, 163.

aop. CRAYON ROUGE b, Per oxide graphique u, Rcrthel c, Reddle j. CRISTaL de ROCHE b, 89.

2Io. CROSS S TONE j, Kreuzstein g, Staurolite k, Harmatome a, Pierre cruciforme b. CRYOLITHE b, 16. CUBE SPAR j, 177. CUBIC ZEOLITE j, 27, 162.

iii.CUIVRE ARSENIATE h, Cuivre arsenical b, Olive copper ore k, Olivin ore j, Olivinerz G.

213. CUIVRE ARSENI ATE FERRIFERE b, Arse- niate cupro-martial, Bournon, Strahliges olivinerzo. CUIVRE ARSENIATE LAMELLIFORME b 204. CUIVRE ARSENICAL b, 21 r. CUIVRE CARBONATEE B1 EU u, 79.

214. CUIVRE CARBONATEE VERTE h, Mala- chite K, G, J, B. CUIVRE CARBONYTEE VERTE polveru- LENTE II, 185.

213. CUIVRE GRIS h, b, Fahlerz a, Fahlore j, Grey- copper ore K.

216. CUIVRE MURIATE b, Salzsaure kupfer g, Cuivre sur-oxigen^ vert h, Green sand ol Peru k CUIVRE NATIF b, h, 205. CUIVRE NOIRE b, no.

217- CUIVRE OXIDE ROUGE b, Florid red copper

ore k, Red copper ore j, Roth kupfererz G. 2x8. CUIVRE PHOoPHATEE b, Phosphorsaurc

kupfer g,

D U L 21 CUIVRE PYRITEUX h, 206. CUIVRE PYRITEUX HEPATIQUE h, 147.

219. CU1VRESULFATEEor Nativevitriol k. Vitriol natif b, Naturliches vitriol g.

220. CUIVRE SULFURE h, Cuivre vitreux b, Vitre ous copper ore K, Kupfer glas g, Copper glance j . CUIVRE SUR-OXIGENE VERT h, 216. CUIVRE VIFREUX b, 220’

221. CYAMITE a.Kyanite g, j,‘Disthene h, Sappare k- CYMOPHANE h, 182.

D

222. DEMANT g, Diamant h, b, Diamond k, j. DEMANT SPATH g, 4

223. DEMI-OPAI. b, Quartz resenitc commun h, Halb opal G, Semi opal K, j. DIALLAGE h, b, Smaragdite—. DIAMANT h, b, DIAMOND k, j, 222. DIAMOND SPAR j, 4. DIASPORE h, b, a new mineral containing 80 parts Alumine. DIOPTASE u,B, 203. DIPYRE h, B,or Leucolith of Mauleon. DISTHENF. h, 221. DOLOMITE common K, 167. DRAWING SLATE j, 60. DULL GREY COBALT ORE K.igj.

oo EIS

E

EARTHY FLUOR k, 173. EARTHY LEAD ORE k, 118. EARTHY MARL k, 53.

224. EARTHY TALC j, Talc granuleux h, Erdiger talc g, Talcite k. Talc terreux b.

315. ECUME de MER b, Meerscha'im j, c, Ket” fckil K, var : d’argilc glaise ii, ECUME de TERRE b. i<6.

226. EGYPTIAN JASPER j, EGYPTIAN PEBBLE k. Jaspe Egyptian B. Egiptischer jaspe G, var : de. quartz jaspe pinache H,

227. EISEN gedeigen g, Fer natif h, b, Native iron j, k EISENERDE blau g. 130.

228. EISENERDE grun g, Green iron earth j, Fer terreux vert B, Green martial earth K.

229. EISENGLANZ g, Fer oligiste H, Fer speculaire b, Iron glance j, Specular Iron ore k.

230. EISEN GLIMMER g, Fer oltgiVe Ecailleux H, Micaceous iron ore K, Fet1 micacee B, Iron mica j, E1SENKEISEL g, 149. E1SENNIERE g, 188.

231. EISENOKK.ER g, Fer oxide, h, Ocre de fer rouge B, Red ochre it.

232 F.I3ENR AHM rouge b, eisbnrahm rothe c Red scally Iron ore k, Red Iron Froth j, Fer oxide rouge louissant H.

233- EIHENSAND g, Fer magnetique sabloneux B, I Magnetic sand k, Magnetic Iron sand j.

ETA 25 EISENSTEIN fraun g, 146.

234. EISENSTEIN MAGNET c, Per niagnetique s. Per oxidule h, Magnetic Iron ore it, Magnetic Iron stone J. EISENSTEIN rasen g, 132. EISENSTEIN roth g, 202. EISENSTEIN schwartz g,H2. EISENSTEIN spath g, 152. ELASTIC MINERAL PITCH b, xor.

235. ELECTRIC S HORL j, Schorl electrischer g Tourmaline h, k, Schoerl electrique B

236. EMERALD k, j, EMERAUDE b, h, Schmara- gd g. EMERAUDE dc FRANCE h, b, from Idmoges, a stone affording by Analysis the same principles as the real Emerald, and in similar proportions. EMERAUDE VERT BLUATRE it, 92.

237. EV1ERIL b, EMERY k, Per oxide quartzifere h, Schmirgel G. EP1DOTE it, 9. EPSOME SALT k, 99,

238. ERBSENSTEIN g, Pisolite b, Pea stone j, var :

de Chaux carbonatee globuliforme h, Oviform lime stone K. ERDIGERTALC g, 224. ERDKOBOLT braun g, 144. ERDKOBOLT schwartz g, 109. ERDKOBOLT roth g, 192. ERDKOHLE c, 108. ERDOEL g, 103.

♦ t i. FER ERDPECH ELASTICHES G, TOI, ERDPECH SCHLACKIGES G, I04. ETAIN GRENU b, io8. ETAIN LIGNIFORME b, s8r. ETAIN OXIDE H.201. ETAIN OXIDE CONCRETIONE u, 208.

239. ETAIN PYRITEUX b, ETAIN SULFURE h, Zinkeis G, Tin pyrites k,j.

240. ETHIOPS MINERAL NATIF b, Naturiichcs n'ineral mohr g. EUCLASE h, b, a very rare Peruvian mineral of a green colour.

F

FARE ORE j, FAHLERZ g, 2rj. FARINACEOUS GYPSUM k, 179. FEATHKROSE ANTIMONY j. J FEDERERZ g. 5 '4

FELDSPAR j, FELDSPATH n, 199. FELDSPATH APYRIE h, b, a mineral similar to Feldspar but termed Apyrie from its infusibi- lity.

241. FEI.DSPATH argilliforme h, Porcellaiu clay k> j, Terre a porcellame B, Porzellanerde g. FELDSPATH COMMUNE 8,7 FELDSPATH Gemeintr G, S

^t42. FELDSPATH CUBiqUE b, Feldspath wurfli- ches g, Petrilite k. FELDSPATH NACRE u, S,

FE R 25 !J43. FELDSFATH OP ALIN h, Pierre de Labradore

b, l^abradore stone k, j, Labradorstein G. FELDSPATH WURFI-ICHES g, 243. FER ARGILLF.UX COMMUNE b, 198. FF.R ARGIi^EUX GRENU ou Lenticulaire b, I-

244- PER ARGILEUX JAHPOIDE b, Jaspisartiger Thoneiser.stein o, Jaspery clay Iron stone j, FER ARGIEEUX SCAPIFORME b, 197.

24J. FER ARSENIATE h, b Wurfelerz g. FI R ARSENICAL h, 69

246. PER ARSENICAL ARGENTIFliRE b, Pyrite arsenical argentifcre, h, Weiserz g, Silverish arsenical pyrites j. FER AZURE h, 130. FER CARBURE h, 157.

247. FER CHROMATEE h,b, from Gassin in France, very lately described. FERLIMONEUX 8,132. FER MAGNETIQUE b, 234. FER MAGNI TIQUE SABLONEUX b, 233. FER MICACEE b, 230. FER NATIF h, b. 227. FEU OLIGISTE h. 229. FER OLIGISTE ECAlLLEUXn, 23®. FER OXIDE n, 198, 231. FER OXIDE GEODIQUE h, 188. FER OXIDE GLOBULIFORME h, 133. FER OXIDE GRAPH1QUE h, 209.

248. FER OXI1 E > EMATITE h, Red hematites k,j> Hematite rouge b, Rother glaskopf a, FER OXIDE HEMATITE BRUN 145.

56 F L I

FER OXIDE QUARTZ1FERE h, 237, * FER OXIDE ROUGE LOU1SSANT 11, 23a. FER OXIDE ROUGE BACILLAIREu, 197. FER OXIDE TERREUX h, 132. FER OXIDULE h, 234-

249,FER PHOSPHATEE h, b. from Limoges, very lately described. FER PI6IFORME b, 133. FER RENIFORME b, 188. FER SPATHIQUE b, 152. FER SPECULAIRE 8,229.

250. FER SULFURE 11, Pyrite sulfcireuse b, Martial pyrites K, Schwefelkies G^Iron pyrites J.

2jl. FER SULFURE CAPILLAIRE u, Pyrite capil laire e, Haarkeis g, Hair iiyntes j.

252. FER SULFURE DECOMPOSE h, Hepatic pyrites k, Leberkies g, Liver pyrites j, Pyrite He- patique B.

253. FER SULFURli RADIE h, Pyrite Rayonne Strahlkeis g, Radiated Iron pyrites j. FER TERREUX BLEU b. *30. FER TERREUX VERT b, 228.

a54.FEURSTEIN c,Flint k, j, Pierre a fusil b, Quartz agathe Pyromaqae H. FIBROUS l.IME STONE j, 169.

455. FIBROUS ZEOLITE j, Zeolite fibreuse b,h, Zeolite K, Fasriger zeolith g.

2j6. FISCH AUGEc.Opal aqueuse, ou CEil de poisson B.Wasser opal g, Quartz rgsinite gtrasol h. FI EURS COBALT b, 194. FLINT K, j, 254.

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j57.FLINT SLATE j, Keize'.schiefFer o, Schistg sllicieux b,'.Siliceous schistus K,Roch trapeenne.ou Corneenne h. FLORID RED COPPER ORE k, 117. FLUOR SPAR J> 174- FLUOR TERREUX a, ? FLUSSERD g, S FI-USS SPATH o, 174. FOLIATED COAL j, H7-

aj8. FOLIATED ZEOLITFI j, Stilbite a, Zeolith lamelleux b, Zeolith k, Blatriger zeolith g. FOSSIL OIL j, 103. FRAUENIES 0,143* FULLERS EARTH j, 63.

G

I59. GADOLINITE h,b, a new mineral from Yterby in Sweden. GALENA k,GAL£NE b, 125* GALENE COMPACTE a, 127. GALfcNE de BISMUTH b, 96. GALMEl o» ti0*

260. GARNET k, Grenat n. b, Granat g. 261. GELBERDE g, Terre jaune a, Yellow earth K,

GIPS o, 176. GIPS DicbterO, 178; GIPSERDE g, 179.

262. GLAISE b, Loam j, Leim o. GLASERZ fpried c, 49.

263; GLANCE COAL j ,Glanzkohle G.Houilleddatant B.

as GRE GLANZ KOBOLT G, 142. GLANCE KOHLE G, 263. GLANZ KOPF braun o, 145. GLASKOPF rotb c, 248. GLASKOPF scuwartz o, in. GLASbY ACTYNOLI TE j, k, 9.

264. GLAUBERSAI.T k,j, GLAUBER SALT naturliches g, Sel de glauber natif h, b.

165. GLIMMER o, Mica k, h, j, b 266. GLIMMER SCFIIEFER g, Schiste micacec b

Micaceous schistus K. 267. GOX.D j, g, k, Or n, B.

GOLDISH NATIVE SILVER j, 47. GOUDRON MINERAL b,9i. GBAMMATITE g, 73. GRANAT h, 260.

268. GRANATITE g, Grenatite j, B, Staurotide k. GRANULAR LIME STONE K,j,i72.

269. GRAPHIC SYLVAN ORE j, Schnfterz g, Sil- van graphique b, Tellure natif graphique H. GRAPHITE j, b, g, 157.

270. GREEN EARTH j, k, Terre verte b, Grunerde c, Talc chlorite zographique 11. GREEN IRON EARTH j, 228. GREEN I.EAD ORE j, 122. GREEN MARTIAL EARTH k, 228. GREEN SAND of Peru k, 216. GREENISH crREDISH Blacksilveit ore k, 43- GRENAT h, b, 260.

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471. ORENAT NOIRE de FRESCATI h, Melanitc b, j, G. GRENAT1TE j, b, 268.

272. GR^fes b, Sandstein g. 273. GRES CR1STALLISEE de Fountainebleau »,

Chaux carbonatde quartzifere h. 374. GRES E: ASTIQUE a species of Dolomite b.

GREY ANTIMONY j, 31. GREY COBALT OREj, 193, GREY COPPER ORE r, 115.

375. GREY ORE of MANGANESE k, j, Braunstein- erz grau g, Manganese gris b, Manganese oxide u. GROB KOHI.E g, 191 GRUN ERDE g, 270.

276 GULTIGERZ grau g. Mine gris riche b. GULTIGERZ roth g, 39, GULTIGERZ schwartz g, I15.

•a77. GULTIGEP Z weis g,Mine blanc riche b, White silver ore R, J. GYPS j, 8,176. GYPS COMPACT b,7 g GYPS Du-iter g S ' gyps earth j, 179. GYPS TERREUX b, 179.

H

HAARKEIS g, 251. 378.HAARSALZ g, Hair salt .j,Sel capillaire s,

HAIR PYRITES j, S51. HAIR SALT j, 178.

30 HU R HALB OPAL c.aJj. HARMATOME h, 210.

279. HELIOTROP g, 1, b, HELIOTROPIUM k, Qiiartz agathe ponctue H. HEMATITE BRUN b, 145. HEMATITE ROUGE b, 248. HEPATIC PYRITES k, 252. HOLZ Bitummoscs G, 105■ HOLZ KOHLEMincralifelcs0,164.

28c. HOLZ OPAL G, Wood opal j, Opal Ligr.iformc B, Ligutform opal k, Quartz resinite xyioide h. HOLSTEIN g, 134.

281. HOLZ ZINN g, Wood tin K,Etain ligniforme b. 282. HONEYSTONE j, HONIGSTEIN g, Pierre dc

micl n, Mellite n, Mellilite k. 283. HORNBLE1 g, Plumb munatee b.

IS-

HORN ORE j, 41- HORNBLENDE c, k, j.24. HORNBLENDE BASALTIQUEj, b, HORNBLENDE Bafalthchc c, HORNBLENDE COMMUNE b, 24.

284. HORNBLENDE de LA BRADORE b, Schiller Spar K, Labradorische Hornblende G, Labrador Hornblende J.

285. HORNBLENDE SCHIEFER g, Hornblende shisteux b, Hornblende slate j. HORNBLENDE SCHISTEUX e,? i8. HORNBLENDE SLATE j- i J‘ HORNERZ o, 42. HORNERZ crdiser G, AS-

IND 31 a86. HORNSTEIN g, HORNoTONE j, k, Petrosilei

h, Pierre a Corne b. HOU1LLE n, 165. HOUILLE BRUN n, 138. HOU1LLE ECLATANTE b, 263. HOUILLE GROS'IERE b, 191. HOUILLE de KII.KENNY b, 155.

287. HOUILLE LIMONEUSE b, Moor kohle a, Moor coal j.

388. HOUILLE PICIFORME b, Pech kohle g, Pitch coal j. HOUILLE SCAPIFORME b, 196.

389. HOUILLE SCHISTEUSE b, Schiefer kohle c Slate coal j. HOUILLE TERREUSE b, 108. HUILE MINERAL COMMUNE b, 103.

290. HYACINTH b, k, j, Zircon H, Hyazinth a, 291. HYArtCINTH de SOMMA,—Meionite h, b.

HYALITE k, 362. HYAZINTH g, 290.

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293. ICHTYOPHTALME b, a new mineral from Uton, Sweden.

293. IDOCRASE n, Vesuvian g, j, Yesuvienne b. 294. IND1COLITS b, a mineral from Uton resembling

the Lazulite. INDURATED CLAY k, jj

32 JAY 295. INDURATED TALC ], Talc endurci b, Ver-

harteter talk g. IRON FLINT j, 149. IRON GLANCE j, 329. IRON MICA j, 330. IRON PYRITES j, 2jo.

396. IRON SHOT COPPER GREEN j, Eisenschus- siges Kupfergrun a, Verte de cuivre ferrugineux B.

397. ISERINE b, g, j, a mineral from the Bank? of the Isre, Bohemia.

J

398. JADE k, JADE NEPHRETIQUE h, Nephrite b, j, G.

299. JARGON b, Zirton j, G, B, Zircon de Ceylon H* 300. JASPE b, Jaspis g, Japer K, j, Quartz Jaspe H.

JASPE EGYPTIENNE b, 236. 301. JASPE OPAL B, Opal jasper j, Opal jaspis G. 303. JASPE PORCELAINE b, IPorcellanite x, Por-

zellan jaspis g, Porcelaine jasper j, Thermantide porcellanite a. JASPER k, j, 300. JASPERY CLAY IRON STONE j, 244. JASPIS g, 300. JASPIS Egiptifchcr G, 226. JASPIS Porzellan c, 302. JAYET a, *, JET k.

KUP s*

KALK TUF g, 389. KALKSPATH g, 151. KALKSTEIN Fafrigcr tt, 169. KALKSTEIN Gemeiner dicbter o, 168. KALKSTEIN Kccrnigcr G, 172. KALZEDON g, 134. KARNEOE g, 158. KATZENAUGE o, 139. KEFFEKIL k, 225. KEISELSCHIEFER o, ' 257. KENNEX. KOHLE g, 155. KILLAS k, 61. KLINGSTEIN c, 190. KOBOI.T BLUTHER c, 194. KOBOI-T Glanz G, 142.

303. KOBOLT VITRIOL g,Sulphate de Cobalt natif b KOCKSALZ Naturlicbes G, 200. KOHLENBLENDE g, 29.

304. KOPHOL1TE h, b, a substance supposed to be variety of Prehnite from the Pyrenees. KREIDE g, 163. KREUZSTEIN o, 210. KRIOLITHE g, 16. KRISOBERIL g, 182, KRYSOLITHE g, 183. KRISOPRASE g, 184. KUPFER Gcdcigcx c, 205,'

34 LAV KUPFER Phosfhorsaur G, 21S

305. KUPFER Pecberz G, Mine de cuivre piciforme > KUPFER Salzsaure Gt 2l6. KUPFER Scbivartz G, IIO.

306. KUPFERBRANDERZ g, Mine de cuivre bitumineuse b. KUPFERERZ Roth g, 21^.

307. KUPFERERZ IVies G,Minede cuivre blanche Bj White copper ore k, j. KUPFERGLAS g, 220. KUPFERGLIMMER g, 204. KUPFERGRUN c, 185. KUPFERGRUN Eisencbussigcs G, 296. KUPFERKEIS g, 206. KUPFERLAZUR c, 79.

308. KUPFERNIKKEL j, b, c, Nickel arsenical a » Sulphurated nickel K. KUPFERS.CHMARAGD g, 203. KYANITE j, g, 221.

LABRADORE HORNBLENDE k, Labrado- rische Hornblende g, 284. LABRADORE STONE j, Labradore stein g. 243- LAIT de MONTAGNE b, 7. LAPIS LAZULI k, 80.

309. LAVA g, k, j, Lave b, Lave Lithoide u. Lave Preprement dite,Dolomieu,'

LAVAGLA3S c, 361. 3I0. AVE ALTEREE ALUMINIFERE h, Pierre

alumineux b, Tolfa stone k. LAVE LITHOIDE h, 309.

3n. LAVE LITHOIDE BASSALTIQUE spheroi- dal h, Lave, et Basalt en boule St Fond, &c. LAVE LITHOIDE PRISMATIQUE h, 8j. LAVE proprement dite—Dolomieu 309.

312. LAVE V1TREUSE OBSIDIENNE h, Obsedian G, K, j. Obsidicnne B. LAVE VITREUSE PUMICEE h, 93. LAZULITE h, 80. LAZULITE g, b, 131. LAZURSTEIN c, 80. LEAD EARTH j, 118. LEAD GLANCE j, I2J. LEAD VITRIOL Natural J, 128. LEBERKEIS c, 252. LEDISCHERSTEIN o, 87. LEIM c, 262.

313. LEPIDOLITE j, LEPIDOLITHE c, h, k, b’ LEUCITE b, LEUZIT g, j, 26. LEUCOLITHE de Mauleon,—Dipyre h, b. LIEGE de MONTAGNE b, 72- LIGN1FORME ASBESTUS k, 71. L1GNIFORME OPAL k, 280. LITHOMARGA k,? LITHOMARGE j, S 55‘ LIVER PYRITES j, 252. LOAM 262.

35 MAR LOWLAND IRON ORE LUFTSAURES SILBER LYDIAN STONE

M MACLE MAGNESIE BORATEE

J. G, J»

H, B, H,

IjJ- 41. 87.

180, 136.

314. MAGNESIE NATIF b, Naturliches Talkerde g> Native talc earth j. MAGNESIE SULFATEE h, 99.

315. MAGNET KEIS g, Magnetic Ptrites k, j> Pyrite magnet iq’ie B. MAGNETIC IRON STONE k, Magnetic iron ore j, 234. MAGNETIC SAND k, Magnetic iron sand J. 233- MALACHITE C.B.J.K, 214-

316. MALACOLITHE g, h, b, Sahlite,—. MANGANESE GRIS b, 27J. MANGANESE NOIRE, b, 114. MANGANESE OXIDE h, 275. MANGANESEOXIDE Blanc et rose silicifere 11, 140. MANGANESE ROUGE b, 140.

317. MAREKANITE b, a mineral from the river Marechanka, Siberia, similar to the Obsidian, MARL EARTH j, 9 MARNE TERREUSE b, 3 53' MARTIAL PYRITES k, ajo.

ME R S7 318. MASCAGNIN s, Native sulfate of Ammonia’

found by M. Mascagnin on the borders of some Lakes in Tuscany.

319. MEADOW IRON ORE j, k, Weisenerz g, Mine de Prairies.

320. MEALY ZEOLITEj, MEHL ZEOL1TH g Zeolithe farineuse b, Zeolithe terreuse h. MEERSCHAUM g, j, 225. MEIONITE h, b, 291. MELANITE 8,0,;, 271. MELL1TE h, 7 „ MELLILITE k, i 2

321. MEI LILITE b, a mineral found in the Clefts of Lava, at Capo di Bove near Rome.

322: MENACAN g, j, MENAKAN1TE b. Titan oxide ferrifere H.

323. MENILITE h, b, a variety of Semi Opal, from Menil Montant.near Paris. MERCURE ARGENTAL h, 18.

324. MERCURE CORNEE b, Mercure muriatee h> Mercury mineralised by the vitriolous^ or marine acids k, Quicksilver horn ore j, Quicksilbcr Hornerz g.

325. MERCURE HEPAT1QUE B.Quicksiiber leber* erz g, Quicksilver liver ore j. MERCURE MURIATE h, 324.

326. MERCURE NATIF b, h, Native mercure k, Gedeigen quicksilber o, Native quicksilver j. MERCURE SULFURE h, i86. MINE de PLOMB BLEU b, 119.

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MERCURY mineralised by the Vitriolous or Marine acids K, 324. MERGELERD a, S3- MERGELSCHIEFER. Bituminoser G, 106.

327. MEZOTYPE h, Zeolithe rayonnee b, Strahliger zeolithe g, Radiated zeolite j. MICA k, j, h, b, 265. MICACEOUS SCHISTUS K,a66.

328. MICACEOUS URANITIC ORE b, Uran oxide h, Uran micacee b, Uran mica j, Uran Glim- mer G.

329. MECARELUE k, Finite b. g. 330. MILCH QUARTZ g, MILCK QUARTZ

Quartz rose b, Quartz hyalin laiteux h, Rosy red quartz k. MINE BLANC RICHE 8,277. MINE de CUIVRE BLANCHE b, 307. MINE de CUIVRE BITUMINEUSE b, 306. MINE de CUIVRE codleur de brique b, I4r. MINE deCUIVREPANACHEou violette b, 147. MINE de CUIVRE PICIFORME b, 305. MINE de FER NOIRE b, 112. MINE de FER ROUGE compact B, 202.

33T. MINE de LIEUX BOURBEUX b,Swamp ore- j, Swampy Iron ore k, Sumpferz G.

332. MINE de MARAIS b, Morass ore j, Morasterz G, Moras Iron ore k. MINE de PLOMB BRUN b,- 123. MINE dc PLOMB NOIRE b, 113.

MUR ss

MINE de PRAIRIES b, 319. MINE GRIS RICHE b, 476. MINE NOIRE RICHE b, 115. MINERAL CARBONE k, 165. MINERAL CHARCOAL j, 164. MINERAL PITCH j, k,7 MINERAL TAR k, 3 y ' MIXED or NATIVE VITRIOL k, 219. MOELLE de PIERRE b, 55. MOHR Naturliches Mineral G, 24°*

33. MOLYBDANE j, Molybdena k, Molybdene sul* furd h, b. Wasserblei g. MOLYBDENA k. MOLYBDENE SULFURE B

MOONSTONE MOOR COAL j, MOOR KOHLE g. MORAS ORE j, MORAS IRON OR MORASTERZ g, MOUNTAIN BUTTER j, 88. MOUNTAIN CRISTAL k, 89. MOUNTAIN GREEN J, 185. MULLERS GLASS g, 362. MURICALC1TE CrUtallUei K, Too. MURIATEDANTIMONY k, 3°«

^ 487.

5 K>334.

K, 5.

-10 NAT

N

NAGIAKERZ c, 116. NAPHT b, NAPHTA k, g, loz. NATIVE ALUM k, io. NATIVE ANTIMONY j, k, 33. NATIVE ARGILE K> 17. NATIVE ARSENIC k, j, 65. NATIVE BISMUTH j, K) 97. NATIVE CALX of ARSENIC k, 66. NATIVE CINNABAR k, r86. NATIVE COPPER k, joj. NATIVE IRON j, k, 227. NATIVE MERCURY k, 326. NATIVE MINERAL CARBON 29. NATIVE QUICKSILVER j, 326. NATIVE SILVER j, k, 46. NATIVE SULPHUR k, 334. NATIVE TALC EARTH j, 314. NATIVE (or mixed) VITRIOL k, 219. NATIVE VITRIOL of LEAD k, 128. NATROLITE—from Roegen, near the Lake of Constance, so called from its containing 16^ per Cent. Soda. NATRON k, 14. NATURAL EPSOME SALT j, 99 NATURAL ROCK SALT j, 200; NATURAL SODA j, 14.

334. NA I URAL SULPHURj ,Schwefel naturlicher a, Soufre natif H, b, Native mlphur it.

OIS 4j 335. NEPHELINE ti, b, Sommite.

NEPHRITE h,b, 1,298. NICKEL ARSENICAL k, 3®s.

336. NICKEL OCRE k, j, NICKEL OXIDE h, Nik kel okker g, Ocre de nikel b. NIGRINE b, j, g. 133. NIKKEL OKKER g, 336.

337. NITRE k, j, NITRE NATIF b,’ Naturliche saltpeter G.Potasse nitratee h. NITROUS SELENITE k, 175. NODULAR IRON STONE k, i88.

338. NO VACULITE k, Schiste a aiguiser b, Schistc argilleux novaculaire h, Wetzschiefer g, Wh slate j.

o

OBSIDIAN k, g, J,7 OBSIDIENNE b, i3

OCRE d’ANTIMOINE », 33. OCRE de BISMUTH b, 98. OCRE de FER ROUGE b, 231. OCRE de NICKEL b, 336.

339. OCRE d’URAN b, Uran okkerr o, Uranitic ochre k. Uran ochre j. OCTAEDRITE j, 28.

'CEIL de CHAT 8,139. CEIL de POISSON b, 236. OISAN1TE,— 38.

42 PEC OLIVE COPPER ORE k,-j OI.IV1N ORE j,C hi. OLIVINERZ G,J OLIVIN ERZ Strabliges G, 21J,

340. OLIVINE g, Peridot granuliforme h. OOLITE b, 171.

341. OPAL k, OPAL EDLER g, OPAL NOBLE », Precious opal j, Quartz resinite opaline h.

OPAL AQUEUSE B, 256. 342. OPAL COMMUNE b, OPAL Geimener Gf Com*'

mon opal j, Semi opal k.j OPALJALPER J,? OPAL JASPIS g,5 OPAL LIGNIFORME b, 28c.

343. OPHITE b, a species of Black Porphyry inter- mixed with specks of light green Felt Spar. OR h, 8,267. ORPIMENT K, 67. OVIFORME LIME STONE k, 17*.

344, OXIDE de MERCURE natie rouge b.

P

PEA ORE j, 133. PEA STONE j, 238.

345, PEARL STONE j, Perlstein g, the cement of a Pi-rphyrnic rock, containing grains of obsidiennes.

346. PECHERZ g, Pitch ore j, Uran oxidule a, Uran noire b, Sulphurated uranitc k,

PECH KOHLE g, a88.

p 1 b

347. PECHSTEIN o, Pitchstone j, k, Pierre de Pon B, Petrosilex resinite h. PERIDOT h, 183. PERIDOT GRANULIFORME 11,340. PERLSTEIN g, 345.

348. PETALITE a, 3 new Swedish mineral described by Dandrada. PETRILITE k , 242- PE I ROE k, X03, PETROSILEX h, 286. PETROSILEX R^SINITE h, 347. PFIEFFEN THON o, 58. PHARMACOLITHE b, g, 166. PHOSPHORITE k, 37. k, 74. PHOSPHORATED LEAD ORE k, 122.

349. PICT11'E B, similar to the Sphene of Hauy. PIERRE ALUMINEUX b, 13. 310. PIERRE a FUSIL b, 254- PIERRE a SCULPTURE b, 94 PIERRE CALCAIRE Compact Commu neb, 168. PIERRE CALCAIRE Fjbreuse ou Stalactite CALCAIRE B, 169. PIERRE CALCAIRE GRENUE __ b, 172.

350. PIERRE CALCAIRE TESTAC^E b, Schaal- stein g, Schalstone j. PIERRE CRUCIFORME b, aio. PIERRE d’ASPERGE b, 74- PIERRE d’AZUR b, 80. PIERRE a CORNE b, 286. PIERRE d’ETAIN b, aci-

44 PL O PIERRE de HACHE b, 77, PIERRE de LABRADORE b, 443. PIERRE de LYDIE b, 87. PIERRE de MIEL b, 28a.

351. PIERRE OLLAIRE b, Potstone k, j, Talc ol- loire h, Topfstein G.

352. PIERRE PESANTE b. Tungstein j, k, Scheelin calcaire h, Schwerstein G. PIERRE dePOIX b, 347. PIEFRE de PONCE u, 95. PIERRE PUANTE b, 170. PIERRE SONNANT b, 190. PIERRE de THUM b, 78. FINITE k, 329. PIPE CLAY j, 58. PISIFORME IRON ORE k, 133. PISOLITHE b, 238. PITCH COAL j, 288. PITCH ORE j, 346. PITCH STONE j, k, 347.

353. PLASMA j, b.g. hitherto considered Calcedony PLEONASTE h, b, 161.

354-PLOMB ARSEN1E h, b. PlOMB BLANC b, ? a- t J24. PLOMB CARBONATE h>J PLOMB CHROMATE b, 123. PLOMB JAUN b,7 rai PLOMB MOLYBDATE h,J PLOMB MURIATE u, B, 283. PLOMB PHOSPHATE h, ia».

PUR 45

B, 113. H, 128. H, 125. S, 118. B, 122. k, 157- K. 34- b, ior b 104.

J,i 6a- K, 241.

PLOMB ROUGE PLOMB SULFATTE PLOMB SULFURE PLOMB TERREUX PLOMB VERT PLUMBAGO PLUMOSE ANTIMONY POIX MINERAL ELASTIC POIX MINERAL SCORIACE POLIERSCHIEFER g, POLIERor POLISHING SLATE PORCELLAINE CLAY PORCELLAINE JASPERj,? PORCELLAN1TE k, S PORZELLAN ERD c, 241. PORZELLAN JASPIS g, 302. POTASSE NITRATES h, 337. POTSTONE k. J. 351- POTTERS CLAY k, j, 54.

355. PRASE j, b, PRASEM g, PRASSIUM Quartz hyalin *crt obscure h. PRECIOUS BERYLL J. 92- PRECIOUS OPAL J, 341- PRECIOUS SERPENTINE J, 373.

302.

K.

356. PREHNITE h,b, g, k, j. 357. PRISMATIC BARYTE j,

Spath pesante prismatique B. PLUMICE PURE CLAY PURPLE COPPER ORE

Saulens spath g

k, j, 95 J, 17- K, 147-

40 QU A

PYCNITE k, 93. 2j8, PYRITE ARGENTIFERE b, Sclberkio g.

PYRI FE ARSENICAL h. 69. PYRITE ARSENICAL argentifere h, 246. PYRITE CAPILLAIRE b, 251.

£59 PYRITE CELLULAIRE b, Zelkeis o. PYRITE CUIVREUSE b, 2d6- PYRITE HEPATiqUE b, 252. PYRITE MAGNETIQUE s, 315. PYRITE RAYONNE b, 253. PYRITE SULFUREUSE B> 250.

360. PYROP e , b, j, formerly called Bohemian Gar- net. PYROXENE v, 75-

Q QUARTZ AGATE h, 8 QUARTZ AGATHE CACHOLONG h, 148. QUARTZ AGATAE CALCEDON h, 134- QUARTZ AGATHE CHATOYANT u, 139. QUARTZ AGATHE CORNALINE h, I3g. QUARTZ AGATHE PONCTUE n, 279- QUARTZ AGATHE PRASE h, 184. QUARTZ AGATHE PYROMAQUEh, 234- QUARTZ AGATHE XYLOIDE u, 134. QUARTZ Aluminifere tripoleen h, 388.

361. QUARTZ Common j, Quartz common ss Quaztz Hvalin amorphe H,Gemeiner quarz G- QUARTZ HYALIN AVANTURINE b, 7^

36a. QUARTZ HYALIN CONCRETION^ H, y. alite k, Mullers glas or Lava glass g.

363. QUARTZ HYALIN hematoide en masse u Sinople k. QUARTZ HYALIN Laiteux QUARTZ HYALIN Limpide QUARTZ HYALIN vert obscur QUAR • Z HYALIN violet QUART Z JASPE QUARTZ JASPE PANACHE ■var: QUARTZ RESINITE Common QUARTZ RESINITE Girasol QUARTZ RESINITE Opalin QUARTZ RESINITE Xvloide QUARTZ ROSE QUARTZ Gemeincr QUICKSILBER G'deigen QUICKSILBER HORNERZ QUICKSILBER LEBERERZ QUICKSILVER HORN ORE QUICKSILVER LIVER ORE

h, 330. h, 89, K» 3i5- H, 20. H, 3OO. H, 826. M, 223. H, 2j6. H> 341. H, 280.

330. O, 361. G. 326. G, 324. G, 32S. J. 324- J» 325.

R

RADIATED IRON PYRITES j, 2S, RADIATED ZEOLITE j, 327’ RAUSCHGELB Gettcs c, 67! RAUSCHOFLB Xotbes 0, ’ 68.' RAUTENSPATH G) 10o, RAYONNANTE ASBESTIFORME *, 2,

48 a. 3 - 38r B. K, B. B,

9 68 67 68

3*-

192.

Kl ? x.3 J. J

J, 248.

ROC RAYONNANTE COMMUNE RAYONNANTE en GOUTTIERS RAYONNANTE VITREUSE REALGAR REALGAR jaun REALGAR rouge RED ANTIMONIAL ORE k, RED ANTIMONY j, RED COBALT ORE k, RED COBALT OCHRE RED HEMATITE RED LEAD ORE k, RED LEAD SPAR RED IRON FROTH RED IRON STONE RED MANGANESE ORE RED SCALLY IRON ORE RED SILVER ORE RED OCHRE RED ORPIMENT REDDLE REINTHONERDE RHOMB SPAR

364,ROCHE SERPENTINEUSE n, Serpentine h,b g, Common serpentine j. ROCHE TRAPEENNE h, 87. ROCHE TRAPEENNE ou corneenne h, 277 ROCK BUTTER j, 88. jROCK CORK j, 7z.

J, 332. j, 202,

J, 140. j. 232.

J. K, 39. K, 231 J, 68 I, 209.

G> 17. J, ICO.

ROCK CRISTAL j, 89. ROCK SALT Natura. j, 200. ROCK SOAP j, 9o. ROCK MILK j, ROCK WOOD j, I34. R(ETHEL g, 209. ROESTONE j, ? ROGENSTEIN g.J 7r' ROSY RED QUARTZ K, 330, ROWLEY RAG K, 85. RUBELITE or Red schorl of Siberia k, Tourma- line apyre h.

363. RUBY, S/uW or Balasu, Spinel g, b, h, Spinelle j, 366. RUTHILE j, b, g, Titane oxide h, Titaniteic.

S

SAHLITE of Dandrada —316. SAL AMMONIAC Natural J, K,? SALMIACK Naturlicher G, S *3' SALT PETER Naturliscber G, 337. SANDSTE1N c, 27a.

367.SAPHIR g, b, SAPHIRE j, Telesie h, Oriental Topaz k. SAPPARE k, 221.

368, SASSOLINE b, Native acid of Borax, Klaproth from the borders of a hot spring near Sasso, in Tuscany. SAULENS SPATH G| 357j SAVON de MONTAGNE b, 90.

50 SC H SCAPOLITHE h,b, G,',Rapidolite- from Arundal* SCHAALSTE1N g, SCHALSTONE j, 350. SCHAUMERDE g, 156.

J5CHEEL1N CALC AIRE h, 352. 369. SCHEELIN FERRUGINE h, Wolfram j, g, k, b

SCHIEFER KOHLE g, 289. SCHIEFERSPATH g, 51. SCHIEFERTHON g, 59. SCHILLER SPAR k, 284, g, 379.

370. SCHILLERSTEIN g, SCHILLER STONE j, a stone resembling the Schillerspar. SCHISTE ALUMINEUSE b, 12. SCHISTE a AIGUISER b, 338. SCHISTE ARGILLEUX b, 61. SCHISTE ARGILLEUX novacclaire 11,338. SCHISTE BITUMINEUX B) 107. SCHISTE a DESINER b, 60. SCHISTE MARNO BITUMINEUX b, 106. SCHISTE MICACEE SCHISTE a POLIR SCHISTE SILICEUX SCHMARAGD SCHMIRGEL SCHORL EUHriscbir

371. SCHORL Gcmciner g, Schorl noire b, Tourmaline noire h. Common Schorl j. SCHORL £LECTRIQUE SCHORL NOIRE

B, 266. B, 62. B, W* G, 236. G, 237. °> *33- Shorl K.

SCHORL OCT.'.EDRE SCHWEFEL Naturlider

b, 235. b, 37i.

—, 18. o, 334-

SIL si SCHWEFELKEIS 0> li0. KCHWEFELIiEBERERZ g,’18-, SCHWERSPATH G’ 82, SCHWERSTEIN G) 3Ji’

3/2-SEA SALT j, SEE SALZ g, Sel de mer b, SEL AMMONIAC NATIF SEL AMER NAT1F SEL CAPILLA1RE SEL de CUISINE SEL de GLAUBER, natif- SEL de MER

373. SEL GEMME b, Stein saiz c, Natural stone salt j. SELENITE j, b, 143, k, 176.

374, SEMELINE B, a mineral found among the vol- cnnic productions at Andernach on the Rhine. SEMI OPAL k, j. 223, k. 342. SERPENTINE o, k, b, ^ , SERPENTINE Ccmmo,, j,i 3 4'

,375' SERPENTINE NOBLE b, serpentine edler g. Precious serpentine j. SHALE k, 59* SHORL k, 371. SHORLITE k, l SHORLOUS BERYLL j, S 93‘ SEDERO CALCITE K| 139. SI jliTLULArstnii C, 38. SILBER. Gcensekctthiges g? 43. SILRER Gediegcn G, 46*1 SILBER Gediegen Guldischa G, 47* SILBER Wismutbuchcs G> 40.

b, 23. B, 99. B, 278. B, 200. B, 264. To 372-

[SPA SILBER GI.ASERZ Sll.BERKEIS

c, jo. g, 3J8. G#

K, iJ7. B, 6.

SILBERSCHWARTZ SILICEOUS SCHISTUS SILICEOUS ZEOLITE

376. SILVAN j, b, g, Sylvanite k, Tellure natif a. 377. SILVAN BLANC b, Weissylvanerz g, Yellow

sylvan ore j.

SILVERISH ARSENICAL PYRITES j, 146. SINOPLE . k. 336 SLAGGY MINERAL PITCH j, 104.

SLATE SPAR j, 31. 378. SMARAGD1TE—Diallage u, b,

SODA Natural j, 14, SOMMITE - 335- SOOTY SILVER ORE k, 48, SOULE BORATliE h, 137. SOUDE CARBONATED u, 14. SOUDE MURIATEE h, 200. SOUFRE NATIF h, 334: SPARGELSTEIN c, 74. SPARRY IRON ORE j, 152. SPATH de BOULOGNE b, 84.

SYLVAN GRAPHIC SYLVAN LAMELLEUX SILVER GoMJh Native SILVER BLACK

b, 269. B, Il6, }> 47. J. 48.

SLATE K>

SLATE CLAY j, SLATE COAL J 289.

ST A 6S SPATH BRUNISSANT b, 139. SPATH CALCAIRE b, 151.

379. SPATH CHATOYANT b, h, Schiller spar g. SPATH CUBIQUE b, 177. SPATH EISENSTE1N g, 152. SPATH FLUOR b, 174. SPATH PESANT b, 82. SPATH PESANT en BARRES b, 83. SPATH PESANT PRISMATIQUE b, 357. SPATH SCHISTEUX b, 51.

380. SPECKSTEIN g, Steatite j, b, Steatites k, Talc Steatite h. . SPECULAR IRON ORE k, 229.

381. SPHENE H, Rayonnante en Gouttieres Saufure' SPEIS GLAS Gedelgcn G, 33, SPEISGLASERZ grao g, 31. SPEISGLASERZ both g, 22. SPEISGLASERZ OKKER g, 33. SPEISGLASERZ SILBER c, 36. SPEISGLASERZ iveU g, 38- SPEIS KOBOLT grauer g, 195. SPEIS KOBOLT weisser. g, 193. SPINEL b, g, ? , SPINELLE it, j»J ^ SPINTMERE h, b, a mineral little known from Dauphine resembling the Axinite. STALACTITE CALCAIRE b, 169. STANGENKOHLE c, 196. STANGENSPATH g, 83. STAUROLITE k, 210.

£4 SUL] STAUROT1DE k, 268 STEATITE b, jJ 8o>

STEATITES k, i STEIN KOHLE c, 165? STEIN SALZ g» 373- STEIN MARKE c, SS- STILBITE “i 258. STINKSTEIN g, ? < STINKSTONE j, S STONE SALT Natural 1, 3731 STRAHLKEIS o, 253. STRAHLSTEIN Asi>i*tart!gcr g, 2. STRAHLSTEIN Gemchtr a, 3: STRAHLSTE1N Glasartiger G» 9- STRIATED BARYTES k. 84.

2S2. STRONTHIAN c.lStrontiane j, Strontianite k, * Strontiane carbonatde u. STRONTIANE ^ J STRONTIANE CARBONATES h C 382. STRONTIANITE __ k.b.J STRONTIANE SULFATEE h, 160. SUBER MONTANUM K> 7J* SUCCIN B>B> I9- SULPHURATED ANTIMONY k, 31- SULPHURATED BISMUTH k, 96. SULPHURATED NICKEL 3°8. SULPHURATED SILVER ORE k, 50. SULPHURATED URANITE 346-

£83. SULPHATE de PER h, Vitriol of Iron k. SULPHATE de COBALT NATIF b, 303.

TEL 55

SULPHUR Natural SUMPFERZ SWAMP ORE j, SWAMPY IRON ORE k. SWINE STONE SYLVANITE

J. 334. G. 331.

K, 170. K, 376,

T

384.TAFELSPATH b. a mineral from Dognatska described by Stutz.

TALC CHLORITE ZOGRAPHIQUE h, ayo. 385.TALC Common j, TALC COMMUN b, Ge-

meiner Talc o, Taic'laminaire h, Venetian talc k. TALC ENDURCI b, 295. TALC GLAPHIQUE 94" TALC GRANULEUX h! 224! TALC LaMINAIRE h> 3g5' TALC OLLAIRE H* 35I'_ TALC STEATITE h’ 380! TALC TERREUX h, 7 TALCITE k, i 24

TALK Erdiger c. 224. TALK Gcmeincr G, 385. TALK VerharteUr o, 295. TALKERD Naiurlubes G, 314,

386. TANTALITE b. a new metal lately discovered by Ekeberg a Swedish chemist.

TALC CHLORITE u, 181,

TELESIE 3<57-

A6 TIT TELLURE NATIF n, 376. TELLURE NATIF Aurifereetplombifere h, 116, TELLURE NATIF GRAPHIQUE h, 269. TERRE ALUMINEUSE b, ix. TERRE a FOULON b, 63. TERRE a PORCELLAINE b, 241. TERRE JAUNE b, 261. TERRE VERT b, 270. THAI LITE — 9- THERMANTIDE PORCELLANITE h, 302. THERMANTIDE TREPOLEENE b, 311. THON Tapfer a, 54. THON yerharteter °> 52- THONSTEIN g. 189. THONEISENSTEIN Gemelner c, 198. THONEISENSTEIN Jaspisarti^er C, 244. THONEISENSTEIN Kterniger G, I. THONEISENSTEIN Stanliger G, 197. THONSCHIEFER g, 6r. THUMERSTEIN g, 7 g THUMERSTONE j,5 7 * TILE ORE J, I4.t. TIN PYRITES J, 239. TIN STONE j, 201. TINK.AL G, 137. TITAN OXIDIS u, 366. TITAN OXIDE FERRIFERE h, 322. TITAN SIL1CE0 CALCAIRE », I33- TITANITE K, 366.

UR A 57 TOLFA STONE k, 310.

387. TOPAS G, TOPAZ H, B, J, TOPAZ OCCIDINTAL K. TOPAZ Oriental K, 367. TOPFSTEIN g, 351. TOURMALINE h, k, 235. TOURMALINE NOIRE h, 371. TOURMALINE APYRE h, Red shorl of Siberia or Rubellite k. TRAP k, 83. TREMOLITHE asbestiforme b,7 TREMOLITHE Asbestartiger G,J "’’ TRIPHANE h, b, Spodemene of Dandrada.

388. TRIPOLE j, b, k, TRIPPEL g. Quartz alumi- ntfere tripoleen

389. TUF CALCAIRE h, Calctuf j, Kalk tuf c. TUF BASALTIQUE h, 86. TUNGSTE1N k, j, 35Z.

090. TURKIS g, TURQUOISE b, h.

u

URAN GLIMMER g,-^ URAN MICA J,>328. URAN MICACEE b,J URAN NOIRE URAN OCHRE URAN OKKER URAN OXIDE URAN OXIDUL^ URANITIC OCHRE

B» 346- J. 339

G. 339 h, 328 h, 346 k> 339

5S WET

V

591. VARIOLITE b, a species of Primitive Green" stone from Dauphine. VARIEGATED CLAY j, 57. VARIEGATED COPPER ORE j, 147. VESUVIAN k, 26, VESUV1AN g, j, ? VESUVIENNE b, S , VENETIAN TALC k, 385. VERT de CUIVRE FERUGINEUX b, 296. VITREOUS COPPER ORE k, mo. VITRIOL of IRON k, 383. VITRIOL de PLOMB NATIF b, 128.

W

WACCE j, T WACKEN k, F20- WAKKEg.b, J WALKERERD e, 63. WASSERBLEI c, 333; WASSERBLEI SILBER o, 44. WASSER OPAL g, 256, WEISENERZ g, 319. WEISERZ c, 246. WEISSYLVANERZ g, 377. WHET SLATE j, ? g

WETZSCHIEFER e.-i ‘

YTT WHINSTONE WHITE ANTIMONY WHITE COBALT ORE WHITE COPPER ORE WHITE LEAD ORE WHITE SILVER ORE WISMUTH Gedeigtn WISMUTH GLANZ WISMUTH OKKER WITHERITE WOLFRAM WOOD OPAL WOOD STONE WOOD TIN WURFEL ZEOLITE WURFELERZ WURFELSPATH

59 x, 85. J. 3a

h 193- J. 3°7- j, 124. J. 277- o, 97. G, 96. G, 98.

j. g, b, 8r. J, G, B, K, 369,

J, 280. J, 134- J, 28X.

G, 27, 162. G, 245. G, I77.

Y

YELLOW EARTH YELLOW LEAD ORE YELLOW COPPER ORE YELLOW MOLYBDENATED

J, 261. J, 121. K, 2C6.

LEAD ORE K, 121. YELLOW ORPIMENT j, 67. YELLOW SILVAN ORE j, 377.

. YTTRIOTANTAL1TE b, from Kimito in Fin- land, where the Tantalite is found.j

60 ZIR

Z i I !» J ft ZEICHENSCHIEFER g. 6o. ZE1GELERZ g, 141. ZELLKEIS r, 559. ZEOLITE k, 27, 162, 255,7 j.g ZEOLITHE Blatriger 3 ZEOLITHE CUBIQUE m, i6z.

393. ZEOLITHE EFFLORE3CENTE n, b. ZEOLITHE FARINEUSE b, 32s. ZEOLITHE Eajrig-frl b,72C ZEOLITHE FIBREUSE».B,i ■5'5-

ZEOLITHE LAMELLEUSE b, 258. ZEOLITHE RAYONNEB b, 372. ZEOLITHE ROUGE a, 6. ZEOLITHE Strahliger o, 372. ZEOLITHE a 24 FACETTES b, 27. ZEOLITHE TERREUSE h, 320. ZINC OXID£ h, 150. ZINC SULFURE h, 129. ZINNERZ Korniscbes c> Z08. ZINNKEIS g. 239- ZINNSTEIN g, 201. ZINNOBAR o» 186. ZIRCON n. 29s. b, c, j,? ZIRCON de CEYLON h;J

ERRATA

in article No. I, after Iron Ore, read v.,for H. In art. 37 and 14, for Phospholite, read Phosphorite. N. B. The former of these has appeared in the Worts of Jameson and Srochant as a -word of Mr Kirivan, hat cn examining the Errata prefxed to his Work, it is there requested, as in the present instance, to readv\ie for lite. Page 15, line 17,/or Cabonatee, read Carbonatee. Page 22, line io, after Egipticher,for Jaspe, rrarf Jaspis. In art. 283>/or Muriatee road? Muriate. In art. 291 ,/or Hyancinth, read Hyacinth. In art. 329,/or Mecarelle, read Micarelle. In art. 0,1, for Naturliche, read Naturlicher. In art. 338, for Wh, roW Whet. In page 42 line i.%,for Jalper, read Jasper. In page 45 line 28, for Plumice, read Pumice. In page 47 line 16, for Quartz, read Quarz.

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