frS) 
B. ' 
6. Belemnites, TheThunderholt. 
7. Bidentula, The Forket, 
8 . Bratichiale, The Gill-jiofie, 
9. Baccinites, The Trumpet-Fifl), 
10. Butonites, The Toad-pone^ or Capful ar Ichthjodont, 
C. 
11. Cochlites, The Cochlite or SnaiFjiohe. 
12. Columellus, J'he Shaft, * 
15. Corallium, Fojfil Coral, 
14. Cornu Hammpnis five nautilites, TheSayler (or as*tk , 
'' \tommonly caW(F^ $ht Snake>pone, ^ \ 
15. Cryftal|us,‘‘Crj/^^/,'^'* 
16. Curviroftra, The Wry-neh, ‘ . 
E. 
17. Echinites, ThlFckmU^ ox FoJJil Sea Z)rchh. 
1 8. Echinodos, The Ekinod or Fojfil Tooth of the Sea- 
Urchin. * . . ; . . . 
1 9. Entrochus, The Bead, St. CuthbertV Bead. 
20. Fluor, Spar: 
'll. Fungi tes, T he Chan/plnion or Toad Pool. 
G. 
22. Gloflbpetra, The Lancet, ox Mucronated Ichthjodont, ^ 
fome forts whereof are Fo[fil Shark! s Teeth. 
23. Gryphites, The HavpJ(s-BiU, or Ague-fheU. 
H. 
24. Hippocephaloides, The Horfe-head. This is only the \ 
Kernel or Stone included in the Wry-neb. . . 
25; Tchthyofpondylus, The Spondyl, or Fairy Salt feller. \ 
L. ; 
s6. Lapis Judaicus five Radiolus, The Ecknite fpoke, or \ 
Fairy Cucumber. 
27. Lithoxylon, The Pierdebois, or (^as commonly fuppo- ‘ 
fed J petrify d Wood. 
M. 
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