General Repertory of Mineralogical, Mining, and Salt Works Literature

report on this Inventory by Mr. Delattre. Paris. 1791. 8vo. II Parts. 276 and 279 pages.
Beckmann’s Library XVIII, p. 256: interesting for lovers of mineralogy and works of art.

1. A Lapidary, or the history of precious stones, by Thom. Nicols. Cambridge. 1652. 4to.
--- London. 1659. 4to.
b.) Thom. Nicols’ Precious stone booklet; translated from the English by Johann Langen. Hamburg. 1675. 8vo. 17 sheets.
--- Hamburg. 1734. 8vo. 274 pages.
2. An essay about the origine and vertues of Gems, by Rob. Boyle. London. 1672. 8vo.
--- London. 1673. 12mo.
b.) Rob. Boyle’s specimen on the origin and virtues of gems; translated into Latin by C. S. Hamburg. 1673. 12mo. 206 pages.
--- Geneva. 1677. 4to. (B. 708. c.)

1. Anselm. Boetius de Boodt, History of gems and stones original: "Gemmarum et Lapidum historia". Hanover. 1609. 4to. 1 alphabet and 15 sheets, with copperplates.
--- Bruges. 1609. 8vo.