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1 "Three-coloured stone.
2 Meaning "Female heart," apparently. The reading, however, is uncertain.
3 "Female heart," apparently. The reading is doubtful.
4 "Thracian stone." The reading, however, is doubtful.
5 "Ash-coloured stone." It has been identified with Uranian agate by some.
6 "Dissolving stone." Probably our Jew stone, and identical with the Phœnicitis of Chapter 66. See Note 13.
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