14 TYPE MINERALS, 
Lite. 
362 Calcite. Hartz. 
363 Freiberg. 
_ 364 » variety called Dog-tooth Spar. Freiberg. — 
365 » _ intwo forms of crystals, with Iron pyrites. — 
Freiberg. 
366 Calcite. Freiberg. 
367 » in rhombic prisms, modified. Hartz. 
368 » in rhombic crystals. Hartz. 
369 Iceland Spar—Carbonate of Lime. Iceland. 
370 Selenite, or Sulphate of Lime. 
371 . from the Oxford Clay. Weymouth. 
372 » Cheltenham. 
Ha Gy 
374 » —Oxford Clay. Wiltshire. 
375 » Oamaru, N. Z. 
376 - Mt. Maitre, near Paris. 
377 Carb. of Lime, rhombohedron, to show the 
cleavage. 
378 Francolite—variety of Apatite. Cornwall. 
379 Oolitic Limestone. 
380 Fluate of Lime—Fluor. Cavern of High Tor. 
381 Agaric Mineral—Fungus-like Tufa. 
382 Magnesian Limestone, concretionary. Sunderland. 
383 Cotham Marble. 
334 Calcareous Tufa. New Zealand. 
385 Pearl-spar. Cornwall. 
386 Aragonite—Flos Terri. Styria. 
387 Apatite. Tyrol. 
388 Crystallized Pearl-spar, on quartz — Dolomite. 
. Cumberland, 
389 Iceland Spar, double refracting. Iceland. 
390 Fluor. Matlock, 
391 Phosphate of Lime, Nodule, Crag form. England. 
392 Carbonate Lime, crystallized. 
393 Datholite, in transparent crystals on Diorite, : 
Serpentine rock. New Jersey, U.S. 
394 Parian Marble. 
395 Aragonite. Bohemia. 


