GENERAL INDEX. 



623 



PAGE 



Furnace Accretions 113; 221; 492 



Removal of 376 



Furnace Hoods 494 



FiiRST. 



Mines of 24; 24 



Gaarherd {see Refining-hearth). 



Gaarmachen [see Copper Refining). 



Gad 150 



Galena 51; 109; 110; 221 



Bismuth distinguished from 3 



Smelting of 400 — 401 



Gangue Minerals 48 



Garlic. 



Magnet weakened by 39 



Garnets 334 



Gases (see also Fumes) 



From fire-setting 120 



Gedigen eisen, silher, etc. (see Native 

 Iron, Silver, etc.). 



Gel atrament (see Misv). 



Gems '. 115; 1 



Geology. 



Agricola's views 595 



Germans. 



English mining influenced by 283 



Mining men imported into England 282 



Ore-dressmg methods 281 — 282 



Geschwornen (in Sa.x.on mines) 77 



Geyer XXXI; 42; VI. 



Shafts 102 



Tin-strakes 304 



Gilding 460 



Removal from objects 4S0 ; 464 



Gips (see Gypsum). 



Gittelde. 



Smelting of lead ore 391 



Glantz (see Galena). 



Clasertz (see Silver Glance). 



Glaskopfe (see Ironstone). 



Glass 



Blowing 



Furnaces 



From sand 



Glass-galls 



As a flu.K 235; 238; 



Use in parting gold from copper .... 

 Use in smelting gold concentrates... 



Gleite (see Litharge). 



Glimmer (see Mica). 



Gnomes. 



In mines 217; 112; 



Goblins (see Gnomes). 



God's Gift Mine (see Gottsgaab 

 Mine). 



Gold (see also Gold Ores, Parting, 

 Smelting, Stamp-Mill, etc.). 



Alluvial mining 321 — 336; 330 



Alluvial streams 75 



Amalgamation 297 



Gold-dust 396 



Historical notes 399; 354 



Indications of 108; 116 



Lust for, not the fault of the metaJ 16 



Minerals 108 



Minerals associated with 108 — 109 



Smelting of ores 



381—382; 386; 388; 390; 396 



Wickedness caused by 9 — 10 



Gold Concentrates 396 — 399; 398 



Golden Fleece 330; 330 



Gold Ores 107—108 



-Amalgamation 295 — 299; 297 



Assay by amalgamation 243 — 244 



Assay by fire 242—243 



Flux used in assaving 235 



Flux used in smelting 398 



Smelting in blast furnace 398 — 400 



Smelting cupriferous ores 404 — 407 



Smelting in lead bath 399 



Smelting pyritiferous ore 398 — 401 



S+arap-milling 321 



Goldstein [see Touchstone). 



GosLAR 5 



Lead smelting 



Native zinc vitriol 



Roasting ores 



Spalling hard ore 



GOSL ARITE 



Gottsgaab Mine VI; VII 



GOUNCE 



Grand Canal of China 



Granulation Methods for Bullion 



Granulation of Copper 



Greeks. 



Antimony 



Brass making 



Copper smelting 



Iron and steel making 



Metallurgy from Egypt 



Mining law 



Ore dressing 



Quic ksil ver 



Silver-lead smelting 



Smelting appliances 



Grey Antimony (see also Stibium) ... 



UO; 



Griffins 



Groom of the Chamber. 



Right to a meer 



Groove (see also Sliafts) 



Ground Sluices 



Ground Waters 



Griinspan (see Verdigris). 



Gulden 



Gunpowder. 



First use for blasting in mines 



Invention of 



Gypsum 



Hade 



Haematites (see Ironstone). 

 Haliytitrum (see Saltpetre). 



Halle, Salt Industry 



Hammers 



With water power 



Hanging wall 



Harz Miners. 



Agricola consulted 



Antimony sulphide 



First mining charter 



First stamp-mil! 



Pumps 



Hauling Appliances (see also Whims 



and Windlasses) 160 — 



Heap Roasting 



Hearth-Lead (see also Molybdaena). 

 475; 476; 



As a flux 



Use in smelting 379; 



Hearths. 



For bismuth smelting 



For melting lead 



Heavenly Host Mine (see Himmelisch 

 Hbz Mine). 



Heavy Spar 



Hebrf.ws. 



Knowledge of antimony 



Silver-lead smelting 



Term for tin 



Hematite 



Hemicycle (Hetnicvclium) 



Herachon (see Lodestone). 

 Herd f lei (see Hearth-Lead). 



Hiero, King 



High Peak fDerbyshire) . 



Mining law 



Nomenclature in mines 



Saxon customs, connection with... 



Himmelisch Hoz MittE 74 



Hoe 



Holidays of Miners 



Horn Silver 



Horns of Deer 



Hornstone 



Hungary. 



Cupellation 



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; 37; 37 

 408 

 572 



274; 274 

 271 



113; 572 



; 74; 74 

 267 

 129 

 444 

 250 



428 

 410 

 403 

 421 

 402 

 83 

 281 

 432 

 391 

 355 



221 ; 428 

 331 



81 



101 

 336—337 



40—48 



92; 419 



119 

 562 

 114 



101 



116 



428 

 391 

 412 

 111 

 137—138 



247; 247 



483 



