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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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Diaz de Castillo, Bernal, 305
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Didanor, Angel of June, 247
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Dieris of Central Africa, rain-stones of the, 6
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Dietrich of Bern, Saga of, story of “Victory Stone” from, 199, 200
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Dodge, Mrs. William E., 99
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Dog-collars set with coral as cure for hydrophobia, 131
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Dolmens, curative stones of, 38 whirling stones of, 39
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Domingo, Santo, Fiesta de, 309
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Donato, St., amulets of, 265
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Dragons, gem-bearing, of India, 11
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“Druid’s glass,” 227, 228
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“Elf-stones,” 108, 109, 110, 161
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Elizabeth, Queen, 215, 337
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“Emanism,” term used to denote influence of amulets, 313
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Emerald, 4, 16, 29, 53, 68, 119, 120, 123, 124, 125, 131, 136, 277, 278, 287, 291, 294, 298, 304, 310, 317, 324, 330, 343, 371, 395 ancient, from Berenice, Egypt, 382 cast into sacred lake of Guatavita, Colombia, 311 curative use of, 135 dedicated to Venus, 305 engraved with head of Christ, 291, 292 in cathedral of Mainz, 295 of Hernan Cortés, 305 of Temple of Melkarth at Tyre, 81 stone of Levi, symbolical meaning of, 281
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Enimie, St., legend of, 262, 264
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Ephesian writings for amulets, etc., 325
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Ephesus, Temple of Diana at, 81
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Épreuve, or tester, 181
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Erosion of stones and pebbles, 22

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