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| I.— | Study of Precious Stones in Early Times | [3] |
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| II.— | The Most Ancient Science | [6] |
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| III.— | The Ephod of the High Priest | [9] |
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| IV.— | The Breastplate of Judgment | [12] |
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| V.— | Interpretation of the Breastplate According to Ancient Philosophy | [18] |
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| VI.— | The Stones of the Breastplate and the Zodiac | [57] |
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| VII.— | Old Legends | [61] |
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| VIII.— | Stones in Various Mythologies | [72] |
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| IX.— | Stones and Their Stories | [83] |
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| X.— | The Greatest Charms in the World | [104] |
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| Precious and Semi-Precious Gems Arranged in Alphabetical Order |
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| XI.— | Agate-Amazonite | [111] |
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| XII.— | Amber-Azurite | [121] |
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| XIII.— | The Beryl Family | [137] |
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| XIV.— | Balas-Crysocolla | [151] |
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| XV.— | Chrysolite-Crystal | [166] |
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| XVI.— | The Diamond | [184] |
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| XVII.— | Some Famous and Wonderful Diamonds and Their Stories | [204] |
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| XVIII.— | Dichroite-Iolite | [226] |
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| XIX.— | Jacinth-Lodestone | [242] |
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| XX.— | Malachite-Nephrite | [260] |
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| XXI.— | Obsidian-Onyx | [276] |
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| XXII.— | The Opal | [286] |
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| The Great Australian Opal |
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| XXIII.— | The Flame Queen | [300] |
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| XXIV.— | Various Kinds of Opal | [302] |
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| XXV.— | Pearl | [307] |
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| XXVI.— | Pearl | [322] |
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| XXVII.— | Peridot-Ruby | [333] |
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| XXVIII.— | Rutile-Sapphire | [351] |
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| XXIX.— | Sardonyx-Succinite | [362] |
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| XXX.— | Titanite-Topaz | [374] |
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| XXXI.— | Tourmaline-Zircon | [382] |
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| XXXII.— | Stones in Shakespeare’s Plays | [396] |
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| XXXIII.— | Forms, Compositions, Characteristics, Zodiacal Classification, and Places of Origin | [412] |
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| XXXIV.— | Gems in Heraldry, Magical Squares of Abra Melin the Mage, Charubel’s Gem Influences, Gems of Countries | [420] |
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| XXXV.— | The Inevitable Law of Transmutation | [431] |