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The magic of jewels and charms

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Kunz, George Frederick
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Brantôme, Seigneur de, 305, 306
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Brereton, Sir William, 111
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Broichan the Druid and St. Columba, 24, 156
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Browne, Sir Thomas, on amulets, 314
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Brückmann, U. F. B., 127
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Buddha, gem on images of, 297 jewelled pagoda over sacred footprint of, 299 solid gold image of, 303, 304 vases offered to, 297
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Bufonitis, or “toad-stone,” 163
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Burton’s “Anatomy of Melancholy,” on stone charms, 336
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Callimus, inclusion in ætites, 174, 175
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Cañon Diablo meteorite, 99–101 diamonds in, 100, 101
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Cantimpré, Thomas de, 12, 130, 164, 172, 180, 285, 336
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Cape York meteorites, 96–98 chemical composition of, 98
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Carbuncle, 279, 387 curative use of, 130 luminous, story of, told by Cellini, 378
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Cardano, Girolamo, 144, 167, 336
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Carnelian, 291, 297, 300, 317, 324, 361, 368, 378 rings, Mohammed’s good augury of, 379 stone of Reuben, symbolical meaning of, 281 used for amulets in ancient Egypt, 320
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Carrington, Hereward, vii
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Catherine II, Empress, 387
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Catherine, St., of Alexandria, 259, 295

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X Facts and Fancies about Precious Stones Index (continued 1)