 | | Book (volume) | | as Fahlerz are found in veins near Freiberg in Saxony, and in beds in Anhalt, in the county of Gomor... P. 1. P. . 4- oo. (p r Pr. Braunsdorf, Saxony. 1. 5 I) P 1. Neusohl, Hungary. oo. (Pr...Hartz. It occurs at Brauns- halt, also at dorf in Saxony in a vein of rhombohedral Quartz, containing argentiferous...Marienberg, Annaberg, Schneeberg, Johanngeorgenstadt in Saxony ; in Bohemia, principally at Joachimsthal ; at...compact, as in some of those from JZschopau in Saxony. The Blue Lead from Cornwall sometimes shews composition |  | | Book (volume) | | known in every civilized country of Europe. In Germany it has been publifhed by Widenman, Emmerling, Karften...in France, in Italy, Meronitz and Hohenftein in Saxony at the alfo in the rivulet ; and probably...Hungary, Augite* Hungary, in Heffe, in 53 Saxony near Aunaberg, in Scotland, as at Arthur’s Seat...Greenland, Aberdeenfhire, Norway, Rofslhire, Saxony, Bohemia, Silefia, Switzerland, FLINT GENUS.../ Geographic Situation, It is found Wadarna Saxony, ; in Hungary at Dognatzka, Grbitz, and Bohemia |  | | Book | | Martin Meschede Laurence N. Warr The Geology of Germany A Process-Oriented Approach Regional Geology...Reviews Series editors Roland Oberhänsli, Potsdam, Germany Maarten J. de Wit, Nelson Mandela University, Port... Martin Meschede • Laurence N. Warr The Geology of Germany A Process-Oriented Approach 123 Martin Meschede...and Geology University of Greifswald Greifswald, Germany Laurence N. Warr Institute of Geography and Geology...Geology University of Greifswald Greifswald, Germany ISSN 2364-6438 ISSN 2364-6446 (electronic) Regional |  | | Book (volume) | | Droitwich in Worcestershire. In the north of Germany, rocks of the salt formation and salt springs occur...farthest limit of the salt -beds on that side of Germany. OR. 1. Fos. SALTS.) $ P . 1. HEXAHEDRAL ROCK...and mica -slate, in Saxony, Bo hemia, and Norway ; in clay-slate in Ireland , Saxony, and Bohemia ; in...in syenite and porphyry in Saxony and Hunga ry ; and in prinitive trap in Norway. In veins in transi tion...and mica -slate, in Saxony, Bo hemia, and Norway ; in clay -slate in Ireland, Saxony, and Bohemia ; in |  | | Book | | answer the purpose extremely well, and are sold in Germany at a — — — — very cheap rate. Besides occurring...Hornstone. Automolite. Bombite. Jaspery Quartz. Jasper. Silica. Vitreous Quartz. Rock Crystal. Rock...SZXiXC ATES. Wood Opal. Menilite. Michaelite. Opal Jasper. Alumocalcite. Silicates and nates, Hydrous StFgmite...Chlorospinel. Gahnite. Jasper. Yellow Jasper. Egyptian Pebble. Ribbon or Banded Jasper. Bloodstone, or Heliotrope...Heliotrope. Porcellanite, or Porcelain Jasper. Touchstone, Lydian Stone, or Basanite. Cellular Quartz |  | | Book | | 2. Reddish-brown —brown brown 3. Egyptian jasper. ; little little iron ore. of yellow ; zircon...black brown 9. certain micas. little ; in jasper. bitumen ; and brown coal. This scale that...Thus that of calcareous spar at Schneeberg in Saxony and calcedony ; in up the vacuities previously...wells ; salt-springs, as at Halle and Luneburg in Germany, and Safina in the United States ; and salt-lakes...Arragon in Spain, at Beynfeld near Schneeberg in Saxony, and in the Cordillera of St Juan in Chili. After |  | | Book (volume) | | and mica-slate, in Saxony, Bohemia, and Norway; in clay-slate in Ireland, Saxony, and Bohemia ; in syenite...syenite and porphyry in Saxony and Hungary ; and in primitive trap in Norway. In veins in transition...galena and calca¬ reous-spar. In the kingdom of Saxony, as in the district ^ of Freyberg, it occurs in...native silver and ore cut out, that Duke Albert of Saxony descended into the mine, and used this huge block...Huel-Mexico in Cornwall: in occurs in France and Saxony, in veins that traverse gneiss, micaslate, and |  | | Book (edition) | | which regards Professor WERNER, of Freyberg, in Saxony, PREFACE. vi as its founder-and the French...Professor of Mineralogy, at Freyberg, in Upper Saxony. In the following arrangement of these characters...said to have a compact texture ; such is that of jasper. 132. In minerals not crystallized the fracture...Flint. swimming Hornstone. Silicicalce. Buhrstone. Jasper. common striped Egyptian SPECIES 14. 15. 16....volcanic countries. Those of Pyrmont and Spa in Germany, and of Châteldon and Vichy in France, are well |  | | Book (volume) | | Quartz, Pyrites ib. IV. Porphyry, with Chalcedony Jasper, with Agate and Chalcedony Mica and Actinote ib...Basaltin and Wacken 169 Wacken and Clay 172 Jasper and Keralite Slate and Chlorite Slate Felsite ...grand scenes with the little mountains or of Saxony, we must regret the per^ verseness of fate, which...to barbarians. NOME V. AGATE AND CHALCEDONY. JASPER, WITH This curious rock is described, by Petrini...whence the polish resembles that of an agate or a jasper, having more splendour than that of marble. The |  | | Book (edition) | | Quartz and Limestone. 2. Pearl-grey. Porcelain Jasper. Grey with an intermixture of blue and red. ...grey the color of Aurora-red. 2. 3. ; Ex. Jasper. freshly baked bricks. 4. Scarlet-red. 5. Blood-red...purest brown color. Ex. Egyptian Jasper. 6. Yellowish-brown. and Jasper. Brown with much yellow. Ex. ...Liver -brown. 9. mon little green. Ex. Com- Jasper. 10. ous Ex. Mountain wood. Brown with grey...remaining perfectly dark. 5. Ex, Hornstone and Jasper. Opaque, if a mineral transmits no light at |  | | Book (volume) | | Schluckenau, in Northeastern Bohemia, and at Sohland, in Saxony (e) Arsenious Nickel Ores in the Serpentine of...Spherosiderites Carbonaceous Iron Ores of Upper Silesia and Saxony Carbonaceous Iron Ores of Great Britain The Iron...Sulphides 1. The Ore Deposits of Schwarzenberg, Saxony 2. The Orebodies in the Crystalline Schists of...Berggiesshubel, in Saxony The Magnetic Iron Ore Deposits of Schmiedeberg in the Riesengeb irge, Germany 3. The Iron...Ore Deposits of the Schwarzen and Gelben Krux, Germany. 4. The Contact Ore-Deposits of the Banat, Hungary |  | | Book (edition) | | carnallite. sylvite and k.ieseritc; from Stassfurt. Germany. Abrazite. syn. of gismondine or of phillipsite...Z=2 fPDF 18-873 ). (TL) Johanngcorgcnstadt. Saxony, Germany. Fomiula and unit cell by R.J. Davis, M.H....cryptocrystallinc varieties of quartz. 7 8 Aga Agate-jasper. var. of quartz. E.S. Dana ( 1 892) Syst. Mi11...Mi11 .. 6th ed .. p. 1 89. An agate consisting of jasper veined with chalcedony. Agathacopalite. organic... Min. 28. 536. (TI..) Johanngeorgenstadt. Saxony. Germany. Named for G . Agricola. Agrinierite. (K 2 |  | | Book | | but of those spread over the realms of France, Germany and Italy, for no dearness of price ought to hinder...also mentions the occurrence of rock crystal and jasper at Thermoden in Pontus on the shore of the Black...of the rivers gold, aquamarines, diamonds, green jasper and bluish transparent topaz. Strabo, the Greek...Rhinoceros Hyetite (This may be the Hyenia of Jasper Pliny) Psorite or Porus (This stone is mentioned...of 27 stones, among which are quartz, diamond, jasper, topaz, opal, chrysolite, magnet, coral, agate |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | menaccanite, limonite, quartz (including flint and jasper), opal, pyrolusite, spinell, magnetite, calcite...Bohemia, and from the Father Abraham mine a t Scheibenberg in Saxony (this Journal, 1873, 851) ; the two minerals |  | | Book (edition) | | Barytocalcite. Calcite. 99 Magnesite Oialoedony Jasper Opal Lithomarge Litli* marge Lithomarge Kaolin...Marieuberg, Johann-Georgenstadt and Altenberg in Saxony, Bieber in Hanau, I^edrichrode in Thnringia, Schlackenwald... Annaberg, Schneeberg, Marienberg, Freibeig in Saxony, Wittichen in Baden, Joachimsthal in Bohemia, Kapnik...Norway Schneebenj, Marieuberg and Annaberji; in Saxony; Juaelam^iSchemnitz in thai, Przibi'iiHi uad Ratiborzitz...Eibtn^tttck and Joimnn; ; mm ; ; georgenstadt, in Saxony 800 tbs of iron, of sponge-like structure, oontatmng |  | | Book | | Extinct volcanic terranes were also recognized in Germany. Rudolf Erich Raspe (1737-1794), widely known as...later recognized that Habichtswald, near Cassel, Germany, had been the site of past volcanic eruptions....sufficient evidence. He speculated that the mountains in Saxony were also of volcanic origin. By 1780, therefore...discovery of extinct volcanic regions in France, Germany, and Italy led to the realization that volcanism...primarily from the British Isles, Scandinavia, France, Germany, and Italy, devoted themselves to the pursuit of |  | | Book (edition) | | world to the modest Mining Academy of Freiberg in Saxony, where he inspired them with his own contagious...further assumption that the rocks of his native Saxony were a fair sample of those to be found elsewhere...To explain the succession of the rocks seen in Saxony he postulated that the first materials to separate...places these were followed by basalt, as at Scheibenberg (Fig. 59). This locality was visited by Werner...deposits of gravel and sand in the quarry at Scheibenberg in Saxony (Photograph taken in 1938 by Werner’s successor |  | | Book (volume) | | Alum-earth x fulphated magnefia.* found in Sweden, in Saxony, Bohemia, Hungary, and Auftria, in all which places...Alum flate is found in Great-Britain, Sweden, Germany, Hungary, and fome parts of France, : ALA ) ...art of preparing this fait extended to Spain and Germany. The alum works of Whitby in England, were eftablifhed...that requires to be removed from time to time. In Saxony, where the proportion of mother water is large...with other antimonial ing. ores at Braunfdorf, in Saxony ; Goldkronach, in Bareith ; Majurka, in Hungary; |  | | Report (issue) | | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Albert of Saxony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Unixi xii Acknowledgments versität Potsdam, Germany) I would have been unable to locate and print many...while I resided in Pasadena. When she left for Germany, she handed some of my uncompleted business to...Buridan (1300–1358) and his disciple Albert of Saxony (1316–1390; see Duhem, 1958a, p. 293–316). The...moved” (cf. Duhem, 1958a, p. 306–308). Albert of Saxony Buridan’s pupil, Albert of Saxony136, adopted his |  | | Book (volume) | | Brannsdorf bei Tharandt; im Kalkstein von Hermsdorf, Scheibenberg u. a. Zu L u rl w gsd orf bei Görlitz rint'...(III), seltener mit (HO). Gute Krystalle von JopHn, Jasper Co^ Die grOssten Kiystalle k<«unen nach Hobbs (GBoni*s...Bleiglanz im Kalkutcin von Maxen; im Dolomit von Scheibenberg; gelblichweisee Kryt-tallt' auf Dolomit von...oder ohne (211) auf Bestäudige Liuigkeit bei Scheibenberg, mit Nickeliu, Proustit nnd Nickelblfitlie.... pr. GeoL 1S96, 22S); mit Blende bei Jopliu iu Jasper Co. In Teaaeiiee auf den Kieslagem* ^on Ihtektefm |
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