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Alphabetical table 
OF D I F F E R E N T 
M--’ I N E R A L S, 
. WITH THE 
Swedish aild German Names added thereto. 
For rendering more eaiy of Mineralogy ^ 
a Subje^ treated of by ibme Writers, who make Ufe 
. ofie^eral original T^ms taken from thofe T wo Lan-^ 
guages* . . . •; 
A cids, (mi!3eraIk5<tv.. Mi'neralifka Syror; Germ, Saure- 
Saltz ; £?rMineralifche-Sauron. Sedion 120. 
Acid of common fait, S^w, Kok-falt-fyra i Germ, Koch- 
falz-faure, Sed. 127^ ■ Vid. Vitriolic^ V T 
Agates.. The irregular nodules in which they are found, 
. are called Amorphic Page 69, in the note, . ; 
Argillacea ( terra) S<w, Ler-arter ; Germ, Thon-arten* $ed«77» 
Alaballrites, Strat-gips. Sed. -I7, 
Alcali, fSalj S^w. Alcaiilka. . - ' . . ; 
Alcali of the Sea, Sav. Haf’s Salt’s Alkali. , Sed, 136, . 
Alkaline mineral falts. Germ. Mineralifclie-laugen .Salter# 
Sed. 135. 
Alum, S'Tv, Alun 1 Germ. Alaun . 
Common Alum ore, S<w. Vanlig alnm malm; Germ, Ge-* 
mines alaun erts. Sed. 1 24. C. 
Alum like Vitriol, Germ, Galitzenftein. '-Sed. 231, p. 219. 
Alumen plumofum^ S‘w. Gedigen-alun ; Germ, <'Fieder.- alaun, 
0/* Gediegner-alaun. Sed. 124, j 5 :. 2. 
Miner a aluminis alba^ Sav. Hvit-alun malin ; Germ. Welfes’ 
alaun erts. 
y Amber 
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