General Repertory of Mineralogical, Mining, and Salt Works Literature (1799) - Page 15

7. Gaspar de Morales, Virtudes de la Piedras Virtues of Stones. Madrid. 1605. 8vo.
8. Pet. Arlensis de Scudalupis, Sympathia septem metallorum et septem selectorum lapidum ad planetas Sympathy of the seven metals and seven selected stones to the planets. Paris. 1610. 8vo.
——— with Camilli Leonardi speculo lapidum Camillo Leonardi's Mirror of Stones. Hamburg. 1711. 8vo.
——— Berlin. 1715. 8vo.
——— Hamburg. 1717. 8vo. 390 and 84 pages.
9. Pselli Libellus de Lapidum virtutibus Psellus' Booklet on the virtues of stones, Phil. Jac. Maussacus first published, translated into Latin and corrected; in Greek and Latin. Toulouse. 1615. 8vo.
——— Toulouse. 1618. 8vo.
——— Leiden. 1745. large 8vo. 4 sheets.
10. Vincent. Burgundus, Lapidum historia History of Stones. Douai. 1622. Folio.
11. Paradoxes des Pierres et Pierreries Paradoxes of Stones and Jewels, by Etienne de Clave. Paris. 1635. 8vo.
12. Gualth. Charleton, Spiritus Gorgonicus vi sua saxipara exutus The Gorgonian spirit stripped of its stone-making force. Leiden. 1650. 8vo.
13. Mart. Heinsius, Dissertatio de Lapidibus in genere Dissertation on stones in general. Wittenberg. 1657. 4to.
14. Joan. Sperling, Lithologia Lithology. Wittenberg. 1657. 4to.
15. Phil. Jac. Sachs a Lewenheimb, Dissertatio di miranda Lapidum natura Dissertation on the wonderful nature of stones. Jena. 1664. 4to.
16. Joan. Ernest. Hering, Dissertatio de ortu Lapidum Dissertation on the origin of stones, respondent Schweigger. Wittenberg. 1665. 4to. 4 1/2 sheets.
17. Philosophical essay declaring the causes whereby stones are produced, by Thom. Sherley. London. 1672. 8vo.
——— Hamburg. 1675. 8vo.