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Fhhgijhim minerale teaa catcarea imbutum, Siv, Orften, Sefl. 
15*7. See Limeftone. 
Calcedony, Calcedon. Sefb. 57. 
Call, Wolfram, p- 84. in the Note, and p. 125. Note^ 
Catt’s Eye, Kattoga I Germ. Kazen auge, Sed. 55. C. 
Chalk, Sw, Krita ; G^rm, Kreide. Se£l. 7. 
Chert, Germ. Hornftein. . Seft. ’64. 
Cinnabaris Nati^va, Sw. Berg Cinnober, Sefl. 218. 
Solid Cinnabar, S^w. Faft-cinndber. Se^l. 218. b. 
Ciner^s Vukanorumt Snv, Slagg-fand j Germ. Slagg-alka. Se£l. 
299. 
Clay, <S’«zt’. Lera. Se£l. 78. 
Porcelain’ Clay, Snv, Porcelin’s-lera, Eld-faft-lera ; Germ. 
, Porcelain-thon, Feuer-beftandiger-thon. Seft. 78. 
Common Clay, 6’w. Geraent-lera j Germ, Gemeiner-thon. 
Seft. 90. 
Red: Clay, Rod-lera, and Alfwarmo. Se£l. 90. a. 
BlujeClay, Snv, Bla-lera. Se^l. 9. d. 
White Clay, Snxi. Biorklera. Sed. 90. e. 
Fermenting Clay, S’ay. Gas-lera, and Wefa ; Germ. Brau- 
fethon. Se£l. 90. J., 
Fermenting Clay mixed' with gravel, ^w.Stenwefa, Seft. 
^ 90. j.f. 
Grey Slaty Clay, Gra ler Skifver. Se6l. 9!. n, i,a. 
Red Slaty Clay, Rod ler Skifver. Seft. c)i.n. \. b. 
Lime Clay, Mergel Skifver. Seel. 91. 7t. 3. 
I^ipe Clay, Snxs. Pip-lera, and Colnilk-lera. SeCt. 78. A.i. a. 
Clefts, or Veins of uniluous Clays, 5 -xy. Flott*loirnor,as p. 74. 
line 17. . . ' 
And when they are too clofe one to another, 5 w. ^kloUgey 
as in the Note to Sed, 80. ^ 
Coal, Stenkol ; Germ. Steinkohle. Se6l. 158, 
Stone-Coal, Sn)o. Brand Skifver. Se£l, 160. 
Metallic CoaLS’^u;, Kolmalm; Germ. Brand erts. Se£l. 161. 
When the Coal has fome vitriolic acid, it is called in 
Kolm. Sed. 159, 
Coarfe, Grof. 
Coat, or Cruft, Kaper, 
Cobalt, and Kobolt. Sed, 246. 
Minera Cobalti njitreat Sw. Schlacken Kobolt. Sed. 247. b. 
Flowers of Cobalt, S'w. Kobolt blute, or Bellag. Sed. 248, 
Shining Cobalt, 5*01;. Gians Kobolt. Sed, 249. d. 2. 
Common, 6’w. Kok, 
Copper, Snxj, Kopper; Germ. Kupfer. Sed. 192. 
Grey copper ore. Germ. Graues Kupferts. Sed. 197. 
Glafs copper ore. Germ. Kupfer lehererts. Sed. 19 c ® 
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