ANHYDROUS SILICATES. 
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1148. A Joo-E, inlaid with j 
slabs of carved white Jade, given | 
by the Chinese as an emblem of 
authority. 
Presented by the Department of Sci¬ 
ence and Art. 
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1149. Mexican Mask in green ! 
Jade. | 
From the Hertz Collection. \ 
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1150. New Zealand Idol, | 
carved in green Jade. i 
1151. Jade, carved. 
South Australia. 
1152. Euphotide, a mixture of 
Jade and Smaragdite. 
Swiss Alps. 
Presented by W. Bernhard Smith. 
1153. loLiTE, Cordierite, Di- i 
chroite, or Peliom ( Silicate of \ 
Alumina., Magnesia., and Iron). j 
Finland. | 
1154 and 1155. Iolite, cut 
{Saphiir d’eau). 
1156. FAHLLrNiTE,or Triclasite, 
probably an altered Iolite. 
Fahlun, Sweden. 
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1157. Gigantolite, probably ■ 
an altered Iolite. | 
Tammela, Finland. | 
1158. SoRDAWALiTE {Silicate 
of Alumina., Magnesia, and Iron). 
Sordawala, Finland. 
1159. Epidote, variety called 
Pistacite {Silicate of Alumina., 
Lime, and Peroxide of Iron'). 
Tracer sella, Piedmont. 
1160. Epidote, in a crystalline 
mass. 
Norway. 
1161 and 1162. Epidote, crys¬ 
tallized. 
Dauphine. 
1163. Axinite, crystallized. 
Bourg d’Oisans, Dauphine. 
1164. Axinite, crystallized. 
Bptallack, St. Just, Cornwall. 
1165. Nacrite {Silicate ejf 
'Alumina). 
Freiberg, Saxony. 
Presented by Clement Le Neve Pester, 
B. Sc., P.G.S. 
1166. Kyanite {Silicate oj 
Alumina). 
Chesterfield, Massachusetts. 
Presented by C. J. La Trobe. 
167. Andalusite. 
Lizens Alps, Tyrol. 
1168. Chiastolite, or Made, 
a variety of Andalusite ( Silicate of 
Alumina), in clay-slate. 
Skiddaw, Cumberland. 
1169. WoLLASTONiTE, or Tabu¬ 
lar Spar {Silicate of Lime), with 
Augite. 
Willsborough, New York. 
Presented by Prof. C. U. Shepard. 
1170. WoLLASTONiTE, radiated. 
Berggieshubel, Saxony. 
1171. Rhodonite {Silicate of 
Manganese), worked into a snuff¬ 
box. 
Kapnik, Hungary. 
1172. Augite, or Pyroxene 
{Silicate of Lime, Magnesia, 
Iron, ^c.) 
Tracer sella. Piedmont. 
1173. Augite, in green crys¬ 
tals, associated with Mica in the 
breccias of 
Monte Somma, Vesucius. 
1173a. Augite, in the con¬ 
glomerates of 
Monte Somma. 
1174. Augite, crystals ejected 
among the ashes of 
Vesucius. 
1175. Augite crystals. 
Bohemia. 
1176. Augite crystals. 
Hawaii. 
1177. Augite. 
Tyrol. 
1178. Eassaite, variety of Au¬ 
gite, so called from Fassa in Tyrol. 
Schemnitz, Hungary. 
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