METALLA. Stibium. 
3oi 
Syjf. nat, l. p. 171. n. 3. XII. 3. p. 113. n, 2,. Stibia”® 
(cryllallinum) cryflallifatum. 
Cronft, miner. a3a. 2.. I. 4. Waller. miner. a 39 ' 
miner. •2.. p. 198.«. 5. Antimonium fulphure 
fatum cryftallifatuin. 
Habitat rarius fuperficiale , quam partibus minoribus 
joribusve terris calcariis, argillojis, fluori, quart\oin fp‘^ 
fum , rarius in bacillos, utplurimum in grana fecedciti’ 
frequens in Hungaria, poujjimum. fuperiori , 
C prope Moldawa,) Tranfilvania (prope Vayda Huny 3 “’ 
Staniza & Nagyag,) ad montes Sudetos, in Bohtu* 
(prope Przibram,) in Carinthia (prope Sifiiz 6' LemberS.’^ 
in Stiria (prope Schladming,) Rhattia, Italia oied- 
(prope Pereta & Silvena , ) Sicilia (ad montem 
Sardinia, Corftca , Gallia (prope Rampoa) e j usque 
vinciw Occitania (prope Villefort,) Alvernia (prope \ ^ 
feillac,) Borbonienfi , Lemovicenfi , Andegavenli, 
tavienfi Britannia , m Hifpania , Suecia , ( fid"!, 
Weftmanniae & Stripas,) Norwegia (fodina NarverU"’ 
Saxonia (prope Braeunsdorf, Freyberg, Johanng^*’.^ 
genftadt , Camsdorf, Geyet & Voigtsberg,) ThutioS. 
(prope Stollberg) & Hercynia (prope Andreasberg, 
io Hungaria (prope Magiitca) & Saxon ia (prope Br*'**'^ 
dorf,) fi) in Saxonia (prope Br«uasdorf,) Tranfd''*^ 
nia (prope Nagyag,) & S^hiadix fodinis RolE , 
Lapponia, b^ to Hungaria (prope Koenigsberg,) c)' 
Saxonia (prope Braeunsdorf) 6' Hungaria (prope 
niz, Felfolangos &in Baronia Datos , in fodina Tei*' 
fienfi prope Dognafca articulatis,) y a) vulgatijpntui^’ 
cheniicorum , ^ckemicorum , metallorum reliquof‘‘ 
eflentiam aurique femina in eo quatrendum , medicorU'^' 
aconomorum , artificum typos fundentium ufibus 
viens. 
argentife-y. St. Coloris chalybei nitoris metallici , tritura aldida* 
rum. Klaprotk ckem, Annal. i.p. 294. 
d) formae communis. , 
V, Born, ind.fiJT- 1. P* 7^' P‘ ^ Argentum albt| 
arfenico 6c cupro fulphurato mineraiifatum , 
albida St argentum album amorphum folidum- 
g) forma cryftaliorura polyedrarum. . [lis 
V. Born. ind. fojf, 1 . p, 78. Argentum album cry*‘ 
polyedris. 
