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CONTAINING, 



A new and eafy Method of clafling native Foflils ; in which they 



are difpofed according to their concurring Properties. 





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A general View 





the whole Method. 





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1. Simplicijfima y pluvialis, & nivalis* Rain and fnow water. 



2. Particulis terreis impregnata. Terrene water. 



3. Salina varia. Salt, ot fajine water* 



4. Sulphur ata. Sulphureous water. 



5. Metalica varia, Metalic water, or fuch as is changed with metal* particles 





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Volatile acidum primarium. 

 volatile acid. 



Muriaticum. Foffil, or fea 



Nitratum. Nitre. 

 Aluminojum. Alum* 

 Natratum* Natre, 



-fait. 



The primary, or native J 6, Catbarticum. Glauber's fait. 



7. Borax. Borax, or borace. 



8. Amoniacum. Salt amoniac. 



9. Fugax tberntarum, Jive bakriptium. The falino-fulphu 



reous fait of hot-well waters. 



10. Vitriolicum varium. Vitriolic, or metalic fait. 







Naphta. Rock oil. 

 Pijjafpbaltum. Native tar, 

 Succinum. Amber. 

 Sulphur. Sulphur. 

 Ambra. Ambergreafe. 



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A fp ha It urn. Jews -pitch. 

 Lythantrax. Coal. 

 Aunpigmcntum. Or pi men t. 

 Zarnicum, Zarnic> and fandarack 



Pyrites. Pyrite. 

 Marcbafites. Marchafitc. 

 Cobaltum. Cobalt. 

 Stibium. Antimony* 



Bifmutum. Bifmutc. 



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Zincbum. Zinck. 



Ferrum. Iron. 



Cuprum. Copper, 

 Stan num. Tin. 

 Plumbum, Lead. 



Argent urn. Silver. 

 Hydrargirium* Qui c k - fil ve r. 



PI at ma . P\ a ti ne. 

 Aurum. Gold. 



Simplex* Earth. 

 Scbtftica. Slate-eatth. 

 Humofa. Mould. 

 Fimofa. Animal earth. 

 Mixta, Brick mould. 





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Gyfjum. GypfCft 





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Simplex* Clay. 

 TeJJutata. Potters clay 



Subpinguis f£ilts. Re 



fining clay. 

 Mixta, Brick clay. 



C&^yfcj&J.Chryftal. 

 Adamas. Diamond, 



Topaxeus. Topaz. 



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Simplex. Marl, and 



chalk. 

 Concbacca. Shell -marl 

 Topbacea. Marly con 



cretions. 

 Mixta. Mtxt marl. • 





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I. Mica. Mica. 



i. AJbeftus.Afbcftos. 



Ami ant us. Amiante, 



Tncberium. 

 5. Scbiftuu Slate,and fuch 



fmooth grain'd ftones. 



1. Achates. Agat. 



2. St'kx. Flint. 



3. Scrupus. Pebble. 



4. Porpbirikm.PQTfihity* 



5. Lydtum. Touch ftione. 



6. Cat, Grain-done, 



5/ a laclites . S ta lacl i tes . 

 Marmor. Marble. 



Calcitarium . L i m e- 

 frone. 



Simplex!* . Free - frone . 



a more 

 mixt and 

 uncertain 

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Ptmex. 

 Tophus. 



Callimus. 



Pummy. 



Tophus. 

 yEtites, 



and eagle's ftones, &c. 



4. Argillaria. Clay-ftone« 

 ". Sabulum. Gravel. 

 6. Arena. Sand. 



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