General Repertory of Mineralogical, Mining, and Salt Works Literature

or the knowledge and processing of common simple stones and earths, as well as fire and air. Potsdam. 1746. 4to. 12 sheets. (B. 295.)

b) Johann Heinrich Pott's continuation of the chemical investigations, which deal more specifically with the knowledge and processing of stones and earths. Berlin 1751. 4to. 15 sheets. (B. 295.)
Götting. gel. Anzeig. Göttingen Learned Advertisements 1751. p. 723.

c) Lithogeognosie Lithogeognosy by Mr. I. H. Pott. Paris. 1753. 12mo. II. Volumes.

d) Johann Heinrich Pott's second continuation of the chemical investigations, which deal more specifically with lithogeognosy, especially regarding the preparation of fireproof vessels and crucibles, along with tables for all three parts. Berlin. 1754. 4to. 21 sheets, and 1 copperplate. (B. 295.)
See also Mineralogy. Part I. §. 8. No. 25.

e) Johann Heinrich Pott's chemical investigations on lithogeognosy, second edition, improved by the author and enlarged with an appendix, in which the reviews that have appeared so far (especially by Justi) are examined and explained, as well as an index for all three parts. Berlin. 1757. 4to.
Götting. gel. Anzeig. Göttingen Learned Advertisements 1758. p. 85: the various parts of this work contain much that is good and useful.

4. D. Christ. Gottl. Ludwig, Dissertatio de terris medicis dissertation concerning medicinal earths, Respondent Kothe. Leipzig. 1752. 4to. 4 sheets.