294 METALS, 91. Stibium, 
StAnnutn nudum. Syst. nat. xii. 3./1. 123. ». t. 
Antimonii regul. nativ. Wall.fyfi. 2. p. ig6. n, 1. 
Mative auiimon.y, Kir^wan miner. 2. p. 245. 
Native antimony. Schmeijfer miner. 2, p. 221. 
Native antimony. Thomjon chetn. 4. p. go. 
Found in the mines of Snueden, and in Dauphiny, in irregular 
mafles or kidney-form piece,"! : colour bright tin or lilver)" 
white: texture lamellar, with ftraight foliations: it defla- 
grates with nitre, and melts and evaporates before the blow- 
pipe leaving a white oxyde : when ditfolved in nitro muriatic 
acid it depolits a dark red precipitate by the addition of ful' 
phurated ammonia: fpecific gravity 6,720 : contains anti- 
mony g8,o. lilver 1,00. iron 0,23, Klaprdh. 
^senkale. Of a tin-white luftre, emitting arfenieal vapours when 
heated. 
Sage A£l. Pari). 1782. p. 310. 
Arfenicated antimony, Schmeijer min. z. p. 223. 
Found in Dauphiny, Hungary, and Saxony, in irregular malTes ! 
it emits only arienical fumes when heated, and contains about 
16 per cent, of antimony. 
Dull red, fibrous, a little Ihining, emitting fulphurous an4 
arfenieal vapours before the blowpipe. 
Stibium rubrum. Syji.nat, xii. 3.^. 124 ». 4. 
Antimonium rubrum. Wall. fyft. 2. p. igg n. 6 . 
Red antimonial ore. Kiruvan miner. 2. p. 250. 
Red antimonial ore. Schmeifser min. 2. p. 226. 
Red antimonial ore. Thornton chem, if p. g3. 
Found in the mines of Bohemia. Saxony, Hungary, and T'ranfll" 
mania, in the form of capillary crvftals grouped together? 
often diverging in a radiate manner; t xture fibrous, ver/ 
loft, biittle: fpecific gravity 4, ogo: contains oxyde of aU' 
timony 78,3. fulphurig,7. Klaproth. 
Fibrous, leaving a filver bead before the blowpipe an4 
emitting fulphurous vapours, 
pchra argenti, Sy/t. nat. xii. 3. p. 194. n, 14. 
Argentum fulphure, &c. Wail. Jy<t. 2, p. 339. n, 9. 
Plumofe antimonial ore. Kirnvan miner. 2. p, 250, 
Plumous antimonial ore. Schmeijjer miner, z.p. 227. 
Pound va France, Sicily, Tranjyhivnia, Bohemia, Hungary, Saxonyt 
See. generally on other ores or Hones in the form of capillary 
llraight orfiexuous fibres vshich are loofe or cohering, parallc* 
or difpofed in a divergent manner, and foft like wool : it is * 
little Ihining, friable, and ftains the fingers : colour dark bluCi 
grey, or white ; it confifts of antimony, iron, fulphur, and * 
little lilver and arfenic. 
ruhrum. 
4rgentigo, 
