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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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Aazem, great name of God, on rain-stone,5
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Abarchiel, angel of March, 248
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Abracadabra charm, 326, 327
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Abrantès, Duchesse d’, 295
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Acrostics in jewels, 375
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Acts of the Apostles in burning of Ephesian magic books, 325
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Ægospotami, meteor of, 79, 80
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Aepinus, Franz Ulrich Theodor, 54
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Ætites, 20, 124, 173–178 names of, in various languages, 175
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Agate, 30, 31, 291, 317, 324 amulets of, in Spain, 368 as Anglo-Saxon talisman, 331 banded, stone of Benjamin, symbolical meaning of, 283 curative use of, 129 dog’s head amulet of, from Mexico, 351 “eye-,” 315 idol of red, in Kaabah, 84 pebbles of, with natural markings, 377 “rainbow agate,” 377, 378
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Agincourt, battle of, 259
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“Ahnighito,” great Cape York meteorite, 97
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Alban, St., stone in Abbey of, 151–153
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Al-Beruni’s statement of prices of precious stones in eleventh century, 403
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Alchemist’s gold, 14, 16 medallion transmuted into, 15 medal made from, 15, 16
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Alectorius, 20, 119, 160, 179, 180, 181
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Alexander the Great, 299, 322, 324, 378 wonderful stones found by, 70
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Alexandra, Queen, talisman of, 362
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Allen, Edward Heron, 116
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Amazon stones, 143, 148, 304, 320 symbol of Suffrage Party, 374
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Amber, 60–64, 297, 343, 345, 358 account of, by Tacitus, 60 beads, 61–63 bulls of Romans, 60 crucifix of yellow, 295 curative power of, 62 electrical property of, 63 hair, 61 necklace of, as aid to longevity, 63 oil of, 64
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American Folk Lore Society’s exhibit in Chicago, 190, 191, 352
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American Museum of Natural History, 32, 34, 96, 99

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