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Part 1, Introduction, history and classification (pp. 1-95); § 1, Minerals: Metals: Gold (pp. 96-108); Quicksilver (pp. 108-149); Lead (pp. 150-165); Silver (pp. 166-171); Copper (pp. 172-187); Iron (pp. 188-200); Tin (pp. 200-213); § 2, Waters and Salts: Water (pp. 213-215); Salt (pp. 215-224); Sal Ammoniac (pp. 224-235); Saltpetre (pp. 235-249); Alum (pp. 250-256); Borax (pp. 256-261); Vitriol (pp. 261-272); § 3, Mineral Sulphurs: Sulphur (pp. 272-284); Auripigmentum (pp. 284-292); Succinum (pp. 292-302); Ambra grisea (pp. 303-316); Bitumen (pp. 317-326); § 4, Earths and Stones: Earths (pp. 326-335); Chalk (pp. 336-338); Lapis Hibernica (pp. 338-343); Talc (pp. 343-344); Unicornu fossile (pp. 344-346); Calx viva (pp. 346-357); Lapis Aëtites (pp. 357-359); Lapis Belemnites (pp. 359-360); Lapis Judaicus (pp. 360-363); Lapis Lazuli (pp. 363-367); Lapis Nephriticus (pp. 367-370); Lapides pellucidi (pp. 370-380); Pumex (pp. 381-384); Silex (pp. 384-385); § 5, Demimetals or Metallic Minerals: Antimonium (pp. 385-440); Bismuthum (pp. 441-443); Lapis Calaminaris (pp. 443-446); Lapis Haematitis (pp. 447-449); Magnes (pp. 450-454).

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